Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-09-27
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
HORSES.

HORSES.
First Class.--Best stallion, yrs. old or
over, James Joslyn, Putney, s.. Best stall
lion yrs old or over, c. NJ. White, Towns
head, 4. Best stallion 2 yrs old, Edison
Convey, Brattleboro, 3.
Second class-Brood mares. James JOS
Ign, Putney,4 A; Jerome Holden, westmin-
l. Fillies yrs old, L. A. Bridge, 9; G. b.
Johnson, Newfane, 2. Filies 2 yrs old, J.
o. Powers. 2. Yearling fillies, G b John
son, 2; Calvin Bradley, l.
Third class-Matched Horses. LIST, Geo.
Farr, Windham, s; sd, T. ID Underwood,
4. Geldings and mares, LIST, VIM. Robert
son, Putney, 4; I'd. G Aus.in, Bellows
Falls, 3; Sd, Morse, Newfane, /. East
est neutrality-suspicious. and mares five
yrs old or over, list, T J Miller, Whining
ton. 10; I'd, Harrison Townshend, g. Four
years old or over-lst, Gorham Bradley, 8;
I'd, A b Barrett, Brattleboro, S. Fastest
trotting stallions-lst Coan, Hgley's
Young Champion, Is; I'd, r J Miller, Ma
jor Algerine, 10.
Thoroughbred stock-Charles Houghton,
Putnoy, Il Priest, agent, l two year old
bull, Williams, SO year old do, Keller.
s COW, Texler sth, B; COW years old
Medrel 9th, 4 bull calf, 4; heifer, Q.
Short IIorns-Bulls years old, A NJ
Winsow & Sons Putney, 8. Bulls 3 years
old, } Il Herrick, 9. Best year old Philip
Rutter & Son, 8; L d & L w Derry, 4.
Bull calves, A NJ Winslow & Sons, A; p
Rutter Il Son, 8; T. b 4 L w Derry, 9.
Cows and heiiers-A NJ Winslow & Son,
Putney, COW, 8; R& + r Smith, Whining
ton, 4 p Rutter d Son, Townshend. 3.
Heilers years old, A NJ Winslow & Sons,
o; do, 4; II & + II Smith, 8. Yearling
heiferss, A NJ Winslow q Sons. 5; w w
Houghton, Putney, 3; II Il f II Smith, 2.
Heiier calf, a NJ Winsow d. Sons, 4
Mich cows and heifers- Dorr Clough,
Pntney, LIST premium; N + Priest, Putney,
I'd; Morse, Fayetteville, 3D. Heifers
years old, Dorr Clough LIST Jerome llol-
den, Westminster, ID; Calvin Downs, Fay
etteville, 3D.. l year olds, ] l. Nichols,
Townshend, list; n T. Priest, I'd Dorr
Morse, I'd.
Fat cattle-Oxen, A NJ Winslow & Sons,
LIST; A Morse I'd and 3D.. Cows, II & f
Smith, Wilmington, LIST Rodney Marcy
Newfane, I'd Mrs. A Winslow, Towns
bend, Sd.
Working oxen-A NJ Winslow. LIST A J
Morse, I'd J III Franklin, Sd.
Trained oxen-J Churchill, Townshend,
lst; A Morse, Newfane, I'd l. Nichols
Townshend, Sd.
Steers-3 years old, Bailey Rawson, New
fame, LIST; ID L Robbins, Windham, I'd II
Black, Putney, Sd; A NJ Winslow Il Sons,
4th. W.
Town teams-Putney LIST; Newfane I'd /;
Townshend Sd.
Coarse Wool-Bucks, Calvin Bradley,
Iownshend, lst j. j.. Flint. Putney, I'd
and Sd. Buck Lambs, j. j. Flint, LIST, Rod
ney Marcy, I'd, j. j. Flint, Sd. Best Pen
Ewes, j. A. Churchill, LIST j. j. Flint I'd
and Sd. Best Pen Eve Lambs, J. s. Leon
ard, LIST: J. J. Flint, I'd. Best Cosset, r.
Marcy LIST; j. j. Flint, I'd.
Fine Wool-Best Bucks, best buck
lam BIS, best pen ewes best pen eve lambs,
best cosset, J. Holden, Westminster. South
Downs-Best buck, best buck lambs, best
pen ewes, best cosset, j. j. Flint, Putney.
SWINE.
Best Sow, VIM. +. Richardson, Brattle-
boro, LIST A. NJ. Winslow & Sons, Putney,
I'd: c. NJ. Cory, Westminster, Sd. Best
boar, c. +. Brooks, LIST; w. +. Richardson,
I'd; b. b. Brigham, Sd.
POULTRY.
w. s. Bennett, Brookline, coop chickens,
$3.50. X. ii. Aastin, Townshend, o Guinea
Hens, $50. G. NJ. Cory, Westminster,
coop chickens, 100
MI Newton, Newfane, 81 varieties OF ap.
pies, ID of pears, 1925; III G Eager, New
fame, apples, pears, grapes, &C., IT'S ii
| Putnam, Grafton, Al varieties apples, LIS
| L Nichols, Townshend, apples, pears
grapes, etc.. 1.50; II kimball, Newfane
pears and ounces, rs Joel Grout, New.
| fame, apples, pears and canned fruit, rs j
Holbrook, Brattleboro, apples, rs; Rod.
ney Marcy, Newlane, so varieties apples
rs; II NJ Pratt, Newiane, 2 varieties peach.
es, 10; Mrs Il S Baldwin, Putney, canned
fruit, go; Mrs. Henry Underwood Towns
bend, canned fruit and ounces, go; j A
Churchill, Townshend, apples, 80; NJ M
JOY, Grafton, apples and pears, 80; Mrs s
b Wlnslow, Townshend, preserves and
pickles, 40; Holland Plimpton, Newfan @
q varieties of apples, 80; MISS b Higgins
Brookline, canned fruit, rs; III r Warren
apples, .25; Philip Rutter, Townshend
pears, rs; q Il Boynton, Cambrldgeport
Putney, apples and ounces, .25; Il p Well
Earl Eddy, Townshend, grapes, 30; Mrs
w Bush canned fruit, 10; Edgar Bowker
Newfane, eranberries, 20; G Bradle,
Townshond, cranberries, rs; Willard John
son, Wardsboro, cranberries, rs; Lucy a
Franklin, Townshend, canned fruit, .15
Chas Cutler, Brookllne, pears, 30; Mrs Pol
| ly Higgins Brookline, dried apple, 10
Mrs l. p Miller | can fruit, 10; Il A Fitch
Wilmington, preserves, 10; j Bush, Brook
| line, canned fruit, 10; q j Austin, Below
Falls, variety apple, 10; James Church
Townshend, canned fruit, TO-
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Joel Grout, Ncwfane, 10 varieties gardei
vegetables, rs. J ID Derry, Townshend
citrons and watormelons, so. VIM Rand