Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-10-17

exhibited fine matched pair of four year old
cattle which weighed 1910 lbs.
Very fine specimens of Roots and Garden
vegetables were shown by C. NJ. Russell, son Of
J. IL. Russell of Wilmington among which were
, 3S varieties of potatoes, and some nice Tur.
nps, Tomatoes, Cabbages, Onions, Carrots
! Beets, &c., &c.
+. +. Lamb exhibited fine specimens of Am.
brotypes, Sphercotypes &c., &c.
The Fancy articles though not numerous
showed good taste and fine workmanship on
the part of the ladies'.
The samples of Maple Sugar produced were
the incest we ever saw, and we venture to say
could not be beat or equaled in this or any other
state.
Owing to the rain many Of the appointed
committees were not present on the day Of the
Fair consequently there were many irreguari-
ties in the "reports" out of which the following
Premium List is formed which must render the
same more or less imperfect also;
HORSES.
No competition in horses, but few being present.
Mr.. Wheat of Putney, exhibited very good stallion
and Mr.. Collins, of Dover did likewise. A good mare
was shown by Mr.. Hastings, of Wilmington.
c. l. Haynes, best year old Colt weight 745 lbs s.
Smith, 81 do weight 740 lbs; +. T. Buttcrfeld, best
years old Colt and best sucking do.
BULLS.
Daniel Cushman, best years old; Lewis Lamb,
best years old; Erastus Hescock, best years old
James Lawton, best wears old; Is,ae Haynes, best
year Old; james Lawton, best bull calf.
WORKING OXEN
C. W. Bissell, best pair years old; II. g. T. c. Al
word, I'd dos james Miller, Sd do; T. f. Dix, 4h do;
Carley Whitney, Marlboro. best pair years old; W.
Hastings, dos Ruel Smith, Sd do; L. Crosby, 4th do.
THREE YEARS OLD STEERS.
C. W. Bssell, best pair years old weight S745 lbs.
W. j. Fitch I'd DO weight 1870 lbs; J. H. RUSSELL Sd
do, weight 1856 lbs; f. 7. Butterfcd, 4th do, weight
30lO lbs.
TWO YEARS OLD STEERS, AND UNDER.
A. NJ. Bsse best pair years old; Sias eastman,
I'd do; c. s. Parmaee, Sd do; WIN. Ray, 4th do; ST.
lbs Cushman, best pair l year old steers; Ashley
Stone, I'd do.
MATCHED CATTLE.
Caroy Whitney, Marlboro. best matched pair, four
years old G. s. lnrnalee I'd do; G. W. Bssell Sd
do; c. T. Butterfed, 4th do; Horace Steurns, best
pair trained steers.
Daniel Cushman, best pair; A. NJ. Bisscll, I'd do.
MICH cows.
Daniel Cushman, LIST, %, Sd and 4'h best thorough
brcd j. H. Russell, best grade cows; o. ). Avord, I'd
dos Chauncey Parnalcc, Sd do; Ashley Stone, 4th do.
HELPERS.
Daniel Cushman, best ycarling thorough brcd c..
Parmaee, best ycaring; John Rice 81 do; John Rice.
best years old heifer
j. C. Sears best pair steers W. Hastings I'd do; C.
Parnalee, best pen calves.
II. L. Tanner, best pen eve lambs, best buck and
best pen breeding ewes.
II. L. Tanner, best boar, full blood Chester County
breed; Fl. l.. Tanner best litter pigs.
+. A Fitch, best made in June; David Dexter, best
made in September
0. D. Lawton, hest half acre corn, the yield being
60 bushels Of ears thcreirom; +. T. Buterield best
, acre, the yield being As bushels shelled William
hay best sample corn; Is. l.. Barnard, I'd dos o. b.
Lawton, best acre rye bushe seed harvested 10
bushels; o. b. Inwton, best barley, Z bushe seed
harvested 10 bushels.
POTATOES.
p J. Watson, best four samples; J. II. Russell, 2d
best, being bushel of St. Heena's from hills, and
bushcl Of Davis seedlings from hills; c. II. Bart
lett, Sd do; William Ray 4th do.
GARDEN VEGETABLES
f. T. Butterfed, best turnps; Alonzo Titus, I'd do
S. b. Barnard, Sd do; b. L. Barnard, 4th do; p. j.
Watson, best squashes weighing GO lbs John Patch
I'd do; G. W Bissell, 81 do Elijah Higley, best
pumpkins; E. Crosby ID do; Silas Cushman, best
cabbages c. NJ. Russell, ID do; PJ. Watson, best to-
matoes C. NJ. Russell I'd do; p. j. Watson, best pep
Lewis Lamb. 81 do; Volney Forbes, 4th do; Warren
Bovd, best caulinower; C. NJ Russell, best carrots
Elijah TIiglcy, I'd do; C. NJ. Russell, best onions
Elijah Hgley, best parsnips.
D. H. Bumes, Halifax, best lot apples; Silas Cush-
man. I'd do; +. A. Fitch, 81 do; c. NJ Russell, best
Siberian crab apple
MAPLE SUGAR.
William Ray, best sample; o. Preston, I'd do; p.
Prouty, Sd dol C. Parmelee, 4th do.
Mrs. D. A. Buel exhibited n beautiful specimen,
which would have entitled her to premium had there
been a sufficient quantity.
ARTICLES or FOOD.
Mrs. A. Stone best brown bread; Mrs. Wells Snow
2d do; Mrs. Wells Snow, best wheat bread Mrs. W.
Boyd, best frost cake Mrs jeanette Temple, best pies
HOUSE PLANTS.
Mrs. Wells Snow, best 0leander; Mrs. c. Parma
lee, best Geranium
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
Mrs. I. Haynes, best frocking; do best full cloth;
Mrs Francis Temple, best rag carpet; Miss NJ. Har-
ris best bed quilts; Mrs. L. Cushman, 2d do; Mrs.
Lucy Coolidge, Sd do; Miss o. +. Swift, best album
quilt; Mrs. Daniel Buell. ID do; Mrs. Orson lets, best
bed spread; Mrs. John Clark, best wool socks Mrs.
L. Cushman, best colored wool hose Mrs. o. S. Iol-
man, best stocking yarn; Mrs 7. Prouty best crochet
mittens; do. wrisers; Miss Mary Cushnan best otto
man; do. ottoman cover; Miss Nellie Cook, I'd do;
Miss +. Boyd, best chair cushion and back; Mrs Dam
Eel Bissell best lamp mat and Hood Miss Sarah Child
best tea matt Mrs. +, lgley best tidy; Mrs l., tIar-
rs I'd do; Mrs. p. Prouty, best sontag; Mrs. Annette
Child, I'd do; Mrs. Daniel Bisscll Sd do; Mrs. Mary
Lamb, best stuffed lamp mats; Miss NJ. f. Lamb,
years old, small mat
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
A. B. Childs, best case, very fine.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Mrs. Stephen Boyd, best wrought skirt; Mrs. C. n.
Davenport, I'd do; Mrs. j. f. Cnry, best Coral work ;
Mrs. Janette Temple I'd do.
The following articles were exhibited but no
awards made;