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

hook, same stoves and iinware, Marsh & lla.-
lings farm gate, A II Pike Of Somerset best
melodeon, Esiey a. Green Of Brauleboro end,
T. Is Carpenter, & Co., do; wheat -four, X
Boyd; pearinq machine, Moxen & Smith
matches, Fri Allen; bl-slocks, A w Street
or.
Hoas,loM Ans.-Desi bedspread, Miss Ma
~ parmolee cad, Miss Ann T. Fox, Wood
ford 81, Mrs Lucius Fox, ilh, Mrs ii
Haynes best rag-carpet Mrs Gorham {;
End, Mrs II D Iivernure floor mat, Mrs ) Il
Haynes best ottoman, Mrs ia Alyord end
Mrs G n Davenport Sd, Miss Julia Limb
ottoman cover, Miss Maria Avery best
lamp nat, Mrs G n Davenport, worsted
hose, Mrs S T. Chamherin; shirt, Mrs Wells
Snow cage Of canary birds, Mrs o Preston.
Plants and F2oiocrs Moss basket and flow
crs, Miss A Bnlterheld boquct Of flowers,
Miss I.awton; highdraneer, Mrs NJ Spencer ;
squill, Mrs II l. Tanner cotton plant, Mrs G
Swift; lemon tree. Mrs o Preston.
Fancy -penmanship, NJ Tyler ;
case dental articles, DR. + Haynes husk mat,
Mrs DR. Haynes best Grecian painting, Miss
NJ l. Haynes 2nd, Miss Augusta Fox; best
pastel d. Miss NJ l. Haynes 2nd, Miss Em-
! " Monroe oriental do, Mrs II Smith best
monchromatic do, Miss A Jewell 2nd, Miss
Emily Monroe crayon drawing, Miss NJ l.
Haynes; water colors Cad, Miss Monroe !;
81 Miss NJ l. Allen ith Miss 5 Bissel /;
I best crolchei work, Miss Mary Parmalee End,
Mrs w II Childs 81 Miss NJ l. Allen best
tidy, Mrs L Benjamin, Searsburg Pad, Mrs
) T. Chamberlin Sd Mrs O L Swift best
flannel emb'dy, Mrs w II Childs, end, Mrs
! & n Davenport best silk do, same ; best wor-
sied DO, Mrs Benjamin best muslin do, Miss
NJ Snow end, Miss 5 4 Moore; 30 Mrs
Wells Snow bcs; cambria do, Mrs Benjamin
End, Mrs T. Thaycr; Sd Mrs NJ Childs clay
toys, Mrs i Monroe wax fruit and flowers,
Mts o A Alvord perforated paper work, Miss
Temple. Many articles IN the household and
fancy departments were fayorably noticed by
the appointed committees.
,Sai,s Of &ock--D Bills sold pair work ing
oxen for 5000; A parmal,e do for SlCO
Wm. Miller do for $40; J c Wilson / Do
for 5000. II Fox DO for Sls0 ; Smith
do for 1885, IL B Smith / DO for SLIGO; W
Temple do for Sls5 W Boyd do for 81
90 NJ Brown / DO for 5000. The above GA
en- were gIass fed only, and mos, Of ,hem had
been worked on the farms Of ihooe Who sole
them up to the time Of their sale They wer,
oil four and five yeafs past.
b l. Barnard sold l ps steer calves, rnontlii
old, weight $50, for sos, II Fox l pair SAND
age, weight go, $50. These calves took the
Isl and End premiums Ia their class. J iaynei
sold bul cali Tor SIS. J Bigelow B | do iol
SEQ Chester Davis a , year Old heifer fo
500, and one year old Tor Sio A Bogbe'
2 year old helcf for 500: > l. Haynes
COW for $40; o Haynes COW for 500, b /
Barnard one for $50 NJ Kinesbvry boil call
3 months old, for $40.
The sales Of stock % tie day Of the Fai
amounted 10 about $4,000. On the MONDAY
preceding fourteen oxen were taken from thu
place to Brighton market, for which over $1,000
was paid. These with some other small sales
amount to between 81 900 and $1,000 wori
OF stock taken from Wilmington in one week
The number Of cattle sold as above is abou
so.