Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-09-17

| Farm or Draught Horses-1st, Holland, 10.
| Trotting Horses, 500 Purse--1st l. Putnam,
| Sd T. Miller Bratteboro, 90 Sl25 Purse-1st
D Davis, Cd Putnam, Sd Joslyn. $3.50 Purse -
LIST J II Thompson 1850.
Three Years Old Colts--1st, w II Martin, Brad
ford, s; I'd, II Bradley, Brattleboro, o.
Cattle, Hcrd-D S Pratt, Brattlcbord, diploma.
Short Ilorns-Bost bull years old or over, ID
Pratt, Brattleboro, IL; ID, Elwcll, Langdon, \
| II, s. Best bull yr old, lst Stafford, Russ X
Graft, White River Junction 81 3D. d Pratt 4.
Best bull calf, u Pratt 4; ID, IL NJ Arms,
| Springfield, 2; Best COW yrs old or over, ID X
| Way, Rockingham, 10; I'd premium IL NJ Arms
Springfield, Q. Best Helfer 2 years old, d $ Pratt,
| 6; I'd, Stafford, Russ and Graft, A. Best Heller
VI old, D Pratt o I'd, ID $ Pratt, 3. Best lIeifer
Calf Stafford, Russ & Graft, ii I'd, Chas q Law
renee, Bratteboro, 2.
The Committee on Short Horns report that they
"hnd no less than sxty-eght entries, embracing all
ages in this class and that the task and RESPONSE
bility of deciding where to award few premiums
| among so many cattle Of such great excellence
was by no means light or easily decided It is the I
| deliberate Judgment of your committee that the
show Of Short Horns in this clnss has but rarely
been equalled in New England aud that 1t marks
m era In the breeding and improvement Of cattle
in the valley of the Connecticut"
Jerseys-Best bull years old or over, Il Brad.
| Icy, IL. Best bull yr old W Fkimball, 6. Best
COW 8 yrs old or over, r Bradley, 100 20, X Brad
Icy g. Heifers yrs old over, lst i Bradley, 81
III, II Bradley, g. lIeifer calves, LIST, X Bradley, T.
Dutch Catte-The committee appointed to ex-
anime the herd Of Dutch cattle exhibited by G5G,
lougnion p' u.ley iepUi' hih;,od i N1IS
herd. They remark; "The Dutch cattle are good
handlers, appear 10 DC good Ieeuers anu Nrc ol u
kind and docile temper. The full blood cows arc
evidently deep mixers, ana the iull DioUu ouIs
vigor rs evidenced in the grade cattle of their get
@ ,or,i,,e" ,So ,b.nLs 81 ,br e.s Of Vor
mont mont arc due 10 Mr. Hou@hton for bis enterprisc
and Judgment in introducing this stock into his
native State, as they must prove valuable aequi-
sition to the neat stock of the state, whether for
the dairy, the yoke OF the shamblcs. We award
to Mr. Aoughton the Societys diploma for his herd
Of Dutch cattle we also recommend the follow,
ing gratuitics as no premiums are offered for . such
class Of stock VIZ; tSr us ye ti Gpll YER
mont Sc; ir his COW ,Mldwoid ON, so,
Native and MlxedIbest COW year. 9'g or oyer
John Tyler bratteVoTo u,p'P'nn allu %; ~ Pee'
yearing Du, II * a 9 p.nt, g. o. i pr, - o.
Best heller yT oui ~ , iIa't1 "a, ~ p'auey' y
Best heller eau, Ios'' pr"v''cooro' % -ui ~
Holland, BrnttleO9ro',Z T., a.. co.,;.i, WI "a
Town Ieams-ls,, vernon, Ioi oorhisilI ~ w.
| Working Oxen-best par years 9'I vi ~ Eyer I've
Il Bradley, IL "a, chester I'll lhe, q 1u' nem-
yon, Cornish, IL, 0i athi Nnos.eI m, n, our a
years old, Isl, A wilbur, Me''n'ore'ahu' N IL loi
I'd scott, DumneIston, o. II na,. ,,,os.o,eo,i
Dralt ONch-isti N"s nun, - 10y N"0''''0'''
n II, 10; d, II IL Rice, Brattlebor9, 9. r.,.
Steers-Best yoke years olIi clark / " hmtheyi
Westminster, s; 20, NJ hmoall; % 3d. nenry
Breek, Caremont' a. we T yrs oia Steers IT, ~ IL
old steers, LIST, Clark 7 Whitney, 81 I'd, Mil
Ter, Dummerston, l.
Fat Catte-Bestp pair oxen, Chester Pike 10; I'd,
John c. Tyler G. Fat cows, ist' Chester PHe A..
I'd, G G Allen, A; sd, 5 NJ Fisher 3. -.
Shoen Tong Wool or Mutton-Best buck wear
IL, 49, ,s2 t;, peiio,vs Fails a noe, nor, . ,r,
oiJ' W nI,un F, NV o5 W,nan fI,nt
0E Spo6sh Merino bncSsN5 WIS or over ,, D Wheat
Pntpcv' 10, oil a II Palmer Oxforiyille. NH,T;
r hoe, ~ IA a r Palmer :. Cd I ID Wheat 4;
pes. VI o'u, ~ - n,'"e' ~ Who,. oJ !,
p peit lcn '"'ee o'''N "''i's' - "'1'' - -u'
Sori1i Marine T,ves--Res. non . e,vcs .. years
old or over Wheat Putney, 10; I'd, BPal.
Ster, pSSi pen s or pSImnr bo.t nen
NO'"i'n' - u 'p-i,,a- r o. " c,o,.ors A los,
eve lambs w talme r. u "a Stevens Stevens Oe''
zen ewes po. hoor Rrodisv Rro,tIeSnro a. 3D.
| !, S, U.,ioIn,r' /. Loo, Gov, Viii rig,s " +
SteaIns, DTsepGIo, os ~ Nv - p miL rts'
hiHhn,asoh' DE- ss',.,,, M;iIor h,,r,or
routry-De ~; 1rnh,rms Mia q. ad +
WaIss BrStteboro, 2; best trio White Lerhorn, NJ
Wunes D'a DIIsp' o. ~ Id IL a. 4
Mneelcr' p p. d ipaoaIo,' y '''"'''' "
niner % ges. Ell, 1919 - IL lima Willard
II,t 10 Us aH y Gedanonah Rn,,Io
Lnnuseyi n. "EHe' ., i ~ h,,,o r. ia I'm
ooro, best so u IL ;od"o, OIL
! merstoh; o. Des' oV JUS eHeese' " i''u''' ~ -'
nnnin S,Uor md Uoncv-Best 25 lbs Mamie SUI
MIpIg Hug"I "I 1ro,,Ioh9ro 40
nralh-1est naa II Sorim" yshcot IL
2onSWVn, re,tieharo o. 81 + S,edr,. Brattie
: horo Farley II Brodlev' y Oats la w ii
gToi ., =, ys oJ p " 'Ba,,son Rra,tlehoro
''I - p,,tra Scott Dnw,ncr.ton / pea.
n I no,,yo"G Rrattleboro' l. Ttnce seed corn. i
VI Rrn1iev ~ Winter rye, II GooSenou l.
- Veestahlos-Best variety, F'Horner, Brnttlebo
y, | ro a. Rest pumpkins, X 5 Balestier, Brattlebo
TO- Three squashe', Horncr Il bushel ia
+ | BILE potatoes, } Gale, Guord, Il bushc
# early potatoes j + Gale, bu onions, Allen
Brattleboro, /; blu carrots, q Allen, Ii b'
parsnips + Homer ! I bu beets, Homer
e | I'm Nrlitp turpips Il HOrUpT soc; blu tomatoes,
: | Munroe Bellows Falls, 2; heads cabbage,
l. Homer, J0ci stalks celery, Homer, DOC
Fruit-Best variety winter apples, Ii Bngg'
@ | GuilfOrd, 8; I'd, Holbrook 2 variety iall ap
@ | pies. L b Ellis, Guiliord, 2. Best show Of pairs,
| W Rawson !.
- Manuiactures-Best harness, French, JACK
u sonville, diploma; Door, smith Collin, Brattle
l. boro, diploma
. Domestic Mnnufac,ures-Best wool flannel, MIR
Ellis, Guford, diplomat best rag carpet, Mr.
# II Fuller, Oxford, n II, diploma; %, Mrs Il New
ton, Brattleboro, best ten yards irocking Mrs
Goodenough, Brattleboro, diploma; best five pal
~ wool stockings, Mrs II Goodcnough, diploma; hes
10 wool mtens, Mrs Goodenough, soc; l mui
IA fer, Mrs Il Goodenough, SOC.
Manufactured Articles Of Utility - d Sawyer
= Brnttleboro KnifTn Mower diploma; o l. Miner
American Ilay Tedder, diploma; Warren Parker
Cornton, Whitney's Horse Rake diploma; Spriu
# dinIo,no. Cd Warren Parker, Cornton. 50: Han,
pdv,er Cijer Mil " n Ellis. Wooistock. diploma
g IIoIbrook Horse Hoe, Swivel Pow, Seed brill
v Peerless Cook Stove Marshall & Richardson, Brat
IA tleboro. diplomas; Corey's Sugar Evaporator
" f blanchard bellows Falls dip; Sugar Evapo
rntor. ii T. Gale, Washington, VI, dip; Hand an,
. power Threshing Machine, c Holmes < Son
rIl,Lostar C"n, din. Stencil Dies S NJ Spence
& CO. Brattleboro, dip; Dratteboro Sewing Ma
hin Ahbott x Morris. din; Lamb Knitting Ma
cIine' II II Miller. Dummerston dip; American
I p,,,,n, Toie and 0verseaminp Machine, Perry 1
IS 1oi'Ii,o 8rottleboro din, steam Engine Mr. Lott
i . Io,ns BratteLoro dix; Churn, z II brown
:, SnEin66eld' VI. din; set of chamber furniture
II nnpnIJ Rrot,ichora din. automatic lathe. I Vim
,ienNv Dto,tiehoro an, clothes wrinper Perry {
"A TH n,,d nrat,Ieioro 81: horse Shoe, Metcaf
I'm Wcs,minster din, revolving bee hive /
l. Sa"Gars Snringdeld. din; specimens of penman
10 ~ ~ # Fa1ey Brattleboro. din; cottage or
~ o anP harmonic. q DREAMS. j Es,ey & Co Dr.tte
f"r, rec"Iyed tbe encemiums of the committee.
% ElnroJ Uall-Assorted flowers and bouquets lst
At Mrs NJ Perry, Bratteboro So I'd, I Horner