Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-10-24


Yearling Steers.--Isaac Chase, weight 1910
lbs, LIST d. p. Warren, weight 1869 lbs, ID
j.. S. Allen, Sd ]. w. Fairbanks, 9TH.
Dairy Cows. II. Chase, LIST; John Cor
kins, I'd.
Two Years Old Heifers.-Isaac Chase, LIST.
Ycurling Heifers.-C. F. Griffin, LIST L. S.
Allen, I'd.
Steer Calves.--D. W. Fairbanks, 1st
Bull Calves.--Chares L. Haven, Halifax, LIST;
+. S. Allen, I'd.
Heifer Colves.-E S. Allen, 3D.
Sheep.
Bucks.--Ira Adams, Marlboro, weight 22i
pounds, LIST.
Stoine.
Boars.--G. w. Goodell, LIST; Benz. Eames,
I'd J. w. Morse, Sd.
Poultry.
Turkeys.-N. Sprague, jr, LIST.
Fruit.
Apples.-Grcatcst variety, A. N. Jenks MARI
boro, LIST; f. G. Starr, I'd. Baldwins, +. II.
Grant, LIST; l.. c. Starr, 3D. Greetings, A. n.
jerks, LIST: Il. G. Starr, I'd. Roxbury Russell,
Il. G. Starr. Pound Sweets, Blue Pearm aims,
Gillihowers, None Such, French Sweets, A. N.
jerks. Ounce Russell, Benz. Barber, Halifax.
Pears.---Sample of extra pears, Benja. Bar
Der, Halifax.
Roots and Gardcp Vegetables.
Winter Squashes.-E X. Blanchard, weight
SO lbs, LIST; T.. X. blanchard, weight 6S lbs,
I'd J. w. Morse, Sd T.. b. Starr, 4th.
Summer Squashes Fuller, LIST Har-
vey Stckney, I'd ; J. r. Carpenter, Sd.
Pumpkins.-S. d. Faulkner, LIST; VIM.
Guild, I'd Alfred Fuller, Sd.
Beets.--Blood Beets, i. Kingsbury, LIST
Harvey Stickney, ID. White Green Top Beets,
+. S. Allen, LIST. Red Bassanac Bects, f. S.
Allen, LIST. Turnip Bee s. Martin Stickney, LIST;
VIM. Guild, ID L. $. Allen Sd. Sugar Beets,
L. S. Allen, LIST. Mangold Wortzel Beets, C.
w. Carley, LIST.
Canots.-A. N. jerks, LIST VIM. Guild, ID /;
L. S. Allen, 3D.. Butter Carrots, J. X. Carpen-
ter, LIST A. N. jerks, %.
Turnips.-White Globe Turnips, 4. S. Allen,
LIST. Swedish Turnips, Martin Stickney, st.
English Turnips, J. X. Carpenter, lsti I. II.
Grant. I'd T.. T. Butterfeld, Sd; N. Sprague,
IT,, 4th
Cabbages.-C. w. Carley, LIST; L. S. Allen,
ID.
Specimen of Caulillowers, Sea Gale, and
Radish, L. S. Allen.
Citrons.-J. w. Morse.
Watermelons.-J. X. Carpenter.
Cucumbers. WIN. Guild
Mock Orange.-M. Stickney.
Tomatoes.-E. S. Allen, LIST; Levi Marsh
ID; T.. c. Starr, Sd G. +. Davis, 4th. Straw
berry Tomatoes, f. S. Allen, LIST; G. +. Davis,
I'd. Plum Tomatoes, G. +. Davis.
Onions.-Martin Stickney.
Potatoes.-Greatest variety, VIM Guild.
Boston Reds, w. NJ. Winchester. LIST Martin
Stickney, I'd. Irish Greys, Jenny Lind, and
Cow Horn Martin Stickneyi;, Early Blues A.
fred Full'r. St. IIelcnas, +. G. Crown. Jer-
| en-, Daoch nl,ue II Grant Of l. KINGS
bury, I'd.
Corn.-Best acre of corn, 1856 bushels of
sound ears, and 10 bushels not as sound, James
Roberts, list; ]. B, Chase 80 bushels, ID; VIM.
Guild Sd I. II. Grant, 4th. String of King
Philip Corn, f. s. Allen.
Grass Seed.-('rimothy, Asa n. jerks,
Marlboro.
Whitman Wheeler, LIST w. II.
Lynde, I'd; Isaac Chase, Sd 5. ID. Faulkner,
4th.
Farming Tools.
Three Ok Yokes, rugged, J. b Walker. Har-
rows, T. L. Warren. Bntter Worker I. Il.
Warren. Ok Sled, II. w. Brigham.
Mechanic Arts.
I. +. Warren, toilet stand, work table, and
butter table.
Brace of Horse Shoes. b. Walker, 1st;
F. f. Lamb, Wilmington, I'd.
J. b. Walker, samples of nails, hooks, and
swives.
+. i. Lamb, Wilmington, axe helves, made
by G. w. Barney.
N. l.. Stetson, improved wood saw frame.
o. +. Swift, Wilmington, sap heater.
Farley Starr, sample of wax, Kip, calf, and
split leather.
Charles Peck. Charlemont, Mass, case Of
thick boots.
Buggies.-H. C. Lynde, LIST; ]. w. Rec l.
| Guilford, I'd.
n. Stearns, Bernardston, tanning mill, and
| Pulier's patent we'll curb.
Dairy.
Buttcr.-F. G. Crown, LIST L. c. Starr, I'd.
Chccse.--A n. jerks, LIST.
Maple Sugars. d. Faulkner, LIST; Allied
| Fuller, I'd.
lIoney.-S' d. Faulkner.
Household articles.
Bedquilts.-Mrs. Henry Corkirs, lst Mrs.
Ann Sawyer, ID Cradle qult--Mrs: A; Farms
worth, LIST. Stocking yarn-Mrs. n. l.. Stet-
son, LIST; Mrs Russell Bascom, ID; Mrs. IIar-
.vey Brown, Sd. Colored wool stockings, Mrs.
Henry Corkns. White wool stockings, Mrs.
y. Farnsworth. One piece plaid flannel, Mrs.
~ n. jerks. Hearth rug, Mrs. Willard Bal
lou.
Fancy articles.
Ottoman covers Mrs. i. A. Kcndrck, LIST
Mrs. +. l.. Roberts, I'd. Embroidered slippers,
Miss l.. a. Corkins, LIST; Flora Iloughton, ID.
Burr Picture Frames, Mrs. A. Farnsworth, LIST
Miss Mary f.. Cole I'd. Leather Work Frames.
Mrs. j. W. Morse, LIST Miss Alta G. Starr,
2d Mrs. ]. W. Morse, Sd. Worsted hair net,
Miss Alta G. Starr. Silk hair net, Marion Stet-
son. Thread hair net, Alice IL. Starr. En-
broidered collar and sleeves, and embroidered
handkerchief, Louisa CARPENTER. Embroidered
night dress, Mrs. Theodocia Houghton. En-
broidered chemise-Miss Julia A. Allen, LIST
Mrs. J. 6. Brown, I'd. Pillow cases, Mrs j..
g. Brown. Fancy mats, Miss Nelly Temple,
lsti Miss Netlie T.. Starr, ID and Sd. Toilet
cush on, Miss Alta c. Starr. Chids' embroid-
cred blanket, Mrs. G. w. Chase. Crochet IT,
dies, Miss Nancy A. Brown, lstj Mrs. J. Gift
ford, ID , Mrs. T. Starr, Sd. WorSted crotchet
shawl and Nubia, Miss Flora Honghton. Snow
Ball basket, Miss May c. Cole, Colerane,
Mass. Burr Baskets, Mrs. A. Faruswo:th, LIST;
Miss l.. a. Corkins, I'd. Egg tree, Miss Net
tie Starr. Boquet, consisting Of l67 varieties
Miss NJ. c. Cole, LIST; Mrs. Farley Starr, I'd
Mrs. +. S. Allen, Sd Miss Julia A. Allied, 4th
Two nice cashmere scarfs, n. l.. Stctson.
Fine Arts.
Crayon and pencil drawings, Miss Martha f.
Stone, Rendsboro. Oriental painting, Miss