Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-18

Best Dairy Cow, u Wheeler; end, w Wheel
or Sd, u Wheeler dih, James Roberts Best
heifcr years, Roberts, End do; 3D., II Good
now Best do ! year. r Willis end, David
Chase Sd, Il Wheeler 9TH, II Willis.
Sop.-Best buck, D Goodel 2nd, Frank
/ lin Cutting. Best buck lambs, d Goodell.-
| Best pen Cosseiis, + Merely. Best pen ewes
and best pen lambs, d Goodell BAD, IS Al
len.
Sisine.-Bcsl boar. \ jerks. Best at
Shoie, Jas PEBBLES. Best pair figs, Peter llol-
brook
Poultry. - Best lot turkies, T. S Allen
Hens and Chickens, l. A Warren 2nd c II
Sawyer; 81, Il 5 Allen.
Grain best yield Of corn, L burlington;
9nd, A Fairbanks 3D., p lIorook 4th, l.
Kinesbury Best do wheat, ilolbrook 2nd
/ l. Whitney; 3D., J w Morse iih, Royal
sirccter. Bes, do rye, Ruel Willis. Span
lsh Corn, lst John Reid.
Roots and Garden Ycgao5hs Carrots, isi,
| G f Blanchard 2nd. J w Mmse. Blood beet
ls,, VI Stickncy Cad, l. Kingsbnry. Castle.
nandry beet, II + Billou. White sugar beet,
! G + Morley. White onions, NJ Slckney.-
Red onions, d Cancdy. Potato de-, + II Street.
er. Pcachblow Potatoes, LIST, l. Kingsbury
End, T Cutting; 80, T. burlington Jenny
Lind do, Farley Starr; end, J w Morse 3d.
II + Ballou lih, o Gale. Red do. Muir
dock jackson do, G + Davis. Best Cab
bage, II n Lamphear; cad, T. Allen. Pump
kins, d Goodel End, + 5 Allen 3D., Rufus
Brown. Peas, G + blanchard. White beans,
ia F Davis; 2nd, NJ Siickney. Summer
squash, NJ Slickncy. Tomatoes, z Wheeler
Water melons, ] II Carpenter.
Fruit. Best variety Apples S Alien I;
2ud, Parker; 30, llolbrook Greatest
variety, l. II Whitney. Greetings, + ) Al
/ len; pound sweetines, do 90 W apple. J d
Chase lltlecore, ? Starr pillhower, do
IoSbury russell, do Pears. c p Mmdock-
/ Ounces, J Cromac. Cranberres, c Muir
dock
Butter and Checse.-Bes, butter, S Gooinow;
Fad, W Morse 3D., J B Chase ; 18th, c p
Murdoch. Best cheese, 5 Anterior. end, J
b Carpenter.
Sugar and Honey. Best sugar, Abram Chase;
aud, L Stone; 81, John Blodgelt iih, p. llol-
brook. Best honey, J d Chase 2nd, L 5 Al
len 81, u Wheeler.
Mechanic arts. Stones, Snow &
White, Calcutta and calf leather, z Starr ;
steel spring chair, Warren Carpenter tools,
T f. Warren iron castings, Cudworih &
Wheeler; axhelves, L S Allen Meojeons
f d Carpcnlef & Co.; bit stocks, A w Street
CT; apple parer and gimbleis Seargent & Foster;
buggies, French. Best collection minerals
and fossils, p Starr znd, A X Brown.
Paiafiags.-l}est oil paintings, Miss Martha
French; 2nd, J + French. Polychromaiie do,
Miss NJ A Brown; end Miss NJ French. Face
do, + French Monochroma,c do, Miss An
Brown. Hair flower, Miss Lucy A Farms
worth cad, Miss Laura A Perkins.
Fanny Articles --Ouaman, Mrs T. A Dcane;
chair cushion, Mrs c w Carley foolstool,
Miss llama Chase embr'd skirts, Miss Mary
Houghion emb'd caps, MIS- LC Chase 2nd,
Mis- NJ Houghton embd stand spread, Miss
Chase knit do, Mrs l. A Deane child's dress,
Mrs II Brown embd sleeves, Miss NJ Houeh-
ton end, DO, Mrs l. c Chase Sd do, Miss l.
A Corkins embd apron, Miss Fanny Street.
er cotton hose, Miss NJ Brigham end, Miss
Caroline Anterior emb'd collar, Miss J. A
Farusworih 2nd, Mrs w Morse ID, Mica
f A Wheeler knit lamp mat, Miss L 4 Pet
kins worsied DO, Miss l. A Farnsworth Bud
Mrs Roberts kni, collar, Miss W Jilson
pillow cases, Mrs w Morse tidy, Mrs
Roberts moss basket and flowers, Miss l. A
Farnsworlh Thibei scarf, Miss L A Mory
card basket, Mrs Roberts.
Household articles. II cdquili. Miss Chase
end, Mrs S Goodnow 81, Hall counter
pane, Mrs J Briggs; end, Miss l. A Morly
.. coverlets, Mrs l. Bascom end, Mrs L h
Eames blankets, Mr. Roberts; wool carpet
ing, Mrs Briggs; rag carpeting, Mrs G +
Blanchard; Fad, Mrs S Peck. Rug carpeiing
Mrs Sybil Whitney, aged 70 years hearth
rug, Mrs Blodgeit end, Mrs NJ Hunt (oo
mat, Mrs C P Murdnek table cloth, Mrs L
b Eanes End, Mrs C Alhcrion; stockings
Mrs Starr; Fad. Mrs Davis wooden gloves
Mrs SIickney; wooden miitens, Mrs Starr;
stocking yarn, Miss Mary A Cutting 10 years
of age end. Mrs J Starr linen thread, Mr.,
Starr.
We notice some very extra coopers' work b,
A l. Reid, but as he is not member OF the So
ceiy, the committee did not see lii to award hin
: premium.
At this Exhibition, was present family o
four generations, consisting Of 10 persons.
, l grea, grand father, grand fathers, 8 faith
ers, faihcrs-in-law, great grandmother
; law, l misunderstanding, l grand mother
mothers. in-law, 3 mothers, brothers,
brolhers-in-law, 3 sisters, 3 sisters-n-law,
uncles, l great uncle, , aunis sons, gran,
sons, ? sons-in-law, . gtand-sons-n-law, grea
grand sons, daughters, l daughier-n-law,
, grand daughters, | great grand daughter, /
cousins, 5 nephews, 4 neces. The Oldest per
son in this family is "A years, the youngest
months. The oldest uncle is 49 years, til,
youngest uncle years. The average age i
90 years IL months. The cart, ION which rod
james Warren, the Great-Grand Father, an,
: the ladies and younger members of this family
was iasiefully decorated with evergreen shrub
berry and the products Of the farm of Linus A
. Warren, ard drawn by his team of pairs O
cattle. Their banner bore the following in
u scriplon
"FoUR GENERATIONS Our maxim IMPRovr