Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-10-24

OF the number ana variety OF fancy ar
ticles there was no limit. Fine arts were
we'll represented, among which the most
noticeable were some fine oil paintings ex
hibitcd by Miss Nettie Starr; also speci-
mems by Miss Alice ii Starr and others.
We also noticed fine picture in India ink
bv ID. 8. Workman of North Adams, Mass;
and also on this list we will mention some
fine pen drawings by Justus Hall which
one will seldom see excelled fine wax
wreath by Mrs. E. II. Stetson, also one fine
wax cross by Miss Martha French. We
should he blad TO notice here quito an ex-
tended list of curiosilies, embracing mostly
articles of antiquity, but space forbids and
We can only refer to the premium list.
At about II o'clock all entries were COM
pletcd and every thing arranged and ready
for exhibition. The Jacksonville Cornet
Band were in attendance through the day.
At two O'Clock p. M, the multitude assem-
b!ed in front of the school house and the
President introduced the Hon. George
Howe of Bratleboro, TO address them upon
the subject of Agriculture, which he did in
Il speech of about thirty minutes. The adj
dress was OF the highest order, very apprc-
pirate and betting the occasion, and was
listened 10 with marked interest
Immediately after the close of the adj
dress there were two foot races, in which M
|. Fox and Luke Plun,b were the winners.
A potato race followed, in which Robert
burlington won the first prize and Ira Hall
the second. Honorary premiums were
awarded as follows:
TEAMS
,o.,, so,,i m let Eastern section Cd. Northern
s,.tio, al
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stalli pms, Henry corfi"s T. warren hig'ey' mari
boro, Cd; working horses, James hooerts lst' car
rioge horses Emory feeoies is'' S' 80, .""N'
matched horses, II d Brown 1st, Andrew sh'ppee,
Coleraine Mass, 3D. Charles Barker3d fancy carriage
horses, Luther Adams, haniha' ISL, Ii M hopel' zu
brood mares, Luther Adams, Hania1, Isl, u Fauih-
ner I'd, Emory PEBBLES 81, Hiram fluino Al sucAhs
cots, Luthei Adams, Halifa1, it, Emory feooie 1u'
Henry doodnow 81, hiram flunio 4'h' oo''s' Si'
old, Jonathan spiague ISL WIN ohe'', hAni'A' 50
4yrs DID, j Morse let; yrs DID, 'e"e.' is''
Addison farnsworth "a, Geo IL oorAlns ou' ieu nv
orook am yrs oiu, Heio' ' '
Holbrook I'd; y old, Nj FAINTER ISL
CATTLE.
Rpls-1 nair a yrs old Hiram Plumb LIST; . yrs DID,
Hiram Plumb 1st Emerson Smith, Halifax, Cd; yearl-
ing bull j NJ Eames Halifax, LIST Alderney bull, Fred
Uo,brook 1s,
Oxen and stoers-working oxen, 8 yrs old, D War
Hahiax, 5d; oh'er Oorse' "liininB'on, IN
Old IL fauikner ISL II fiuinO' h."s' SUI ~
tert mayer ou' ihutoei, n"a " -,
en- 4yrs old, cnase is'' M "neeiei hAaN ~
IL sul'h' "iiinins.on gu, AuA -. =, q -,
a"".! -, ~ IT ,,a,,,,,ror an s,oors vrs
old VIM II Parker LIST, WI Thurber, Halifax, Cd, O
T. Corsc Wilmiprton. 3D. E S Fuller 4th; yrs old
w Barber, Wilmington let, Chase I'd, L S Allen
Sd. d p warren, Marlboro, 4th l yr old L Roberts
1st II Barber, Wilmington, I'd; fat oxen, Leroy
Chase Marlboro, lst n.,.u
0o"s-D"fs II ,TN,,' '.' 49,. a., a'., -
e'"rr 'u' 'i'l'n' ''"''AA' MN ''' N0"''
brown ls' ,,.,, -. n.,.u.. s..
- =: 900, rIo,,s. ~. D ~
pen r. ,, 49,. IIa,sa sa. na,sars .ra
IL, crirr u,rfo, 1st. . vrs o,d Danie, AXE
1st Albert Faulkner I'd, James Roberts Sd, Merritt
Blsnchar 4th; l yr old, C + Griffin 1st r d Brown
I'd and 4thE Allen Sd fat heifer yrs old, james
Bliss 1st
Cotyo. Pair stoer calves II w Barber wilmington
10 II q p,orcho-d uo,ifax % WIN IT 1vndc sd,
49,. c,,,z m, a., .o o.i,,.. ,,,or, rarr,ner
LIST; heiier caves IL fauikher ls'' aaron >euu u'
Vim Ii Lynde Sd, John Corkins 4th; Alderney heiier
calves. Fred uolbrook 1st. II s blanchard Halifax %,
Jaws, ~" WI" -''' - "
FRED Aolorook 9u'
SHEEP.
Thorou !hAred South Down buck, L Fuller LIST,
or,de Albert Faulkner LIST f. I, Fuller Cd: Luck
lambs, Roberts flax, 1st pens breeding ewes
EIFullCr lst; pens lambs Z Fuller LIST; fat sheep,
w., par,or, 81, cos,ot lambs f & Allen 1T
POULTRY
Dorkings, Geo Corkins LIST; Dark Brahmas, NJ
pa,o.,1s, .r,,,os IT NJ poherta q, ,obt n, abmas
Roberts LIST; turkes M hoeerts is', hen' piaiNas,
LIST. doves Fred NeWenls
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GRAIN
u.,,o,, -. Ia,,,. r,,rrira.on Cd =.
"hea' feler hoioro0A iS' 'a'.s :. -
seed corn f s Allen 1st ] w Morse Cd s d Faulkner
,'' 49,. aa,, On c.;n,n IIaI-
3i, Joseph Care! ATM Oanala corn, "riin' mar
flax LIST; Harvey stickney Cd; pop corn, Arthur
Starr LAT IA Fairbanks a. Irving stickney 3D.
,,-,,..,., p...,,,,,.o -.
Eagle Moving M'chine' John hunt bFat'epofo' ISL
Express wagon, L II stetson, 1st
,trcu.nIc Aprs
double sieigls and buggy, II stetson LIST ON each.
Fnu,r
Canned fruit, Mrs L L Roberts LIST, Mrs W Jones
3D. Mrs Farley Starr I'D, Mrs Fox 4th; Jellies'
49, " once ann,os 7, r Cnttingo Gniisord Ist
Faulkner I'd, L l Roberts Sd. Gillytowers, L Rob
erts LIST. Red Cheeks, + Griffin, Halifax, LIST. Va
rieties of apples, Luther Gale LIST, Stetson I'd,
Smith, Halifax, Sd, II Goodnow, 4th. Plums, 9
Griffin let, Joseph Farnum I'd. Cranberries Luther
Gale lst, Griffin Id Grapes, Mrs Peter Hobrook
LIST. q Goodnow I'd. Pears, Alexander Preston, Hall
fax, LIST, Warren fessenden, Halifax, 3D. l. Steson
Sd, Luther Gale 4th Peaches, Benz Barber. Halifax
LIST, Alexander Preston, Halifax, 3D. Ounces Pres
ton ist BENZ Barber I'd. oitrons, L Fuller LIST.
nooTs AND GARDEN VEGETABLES