Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-10-17

tlon "a. working oxen, six years old,
0Phir Haynes lsl, T.: 7. Butterfeld I'd,
Patch lst, ID. p. Warner I'd. -Four years old,
X: ii. Faulkner, Nottingham, ist, Ariel
Ware "a, G. w. Bissel Sd, Bowker and
Burr 4th. Steers three years old, c, Smith
Isl, Bowker ~ Burr I'd, Hiram Haskell 3D.,
o. ii. Copeland, Marlboro, 4th. Steers two
years old, May q Adams lst, c. smith I'd.
G. c. Hubbard Sd, Hiram Haskell I'd. 4th'
Steers one year old, Newell Adams 1st Hi
ram Haskell ID, ID, +. Il. Holden 81, G.
w; Bisseil, 9Th: Steer calves, c. w. Bis
sell lst, ii. III. Winchester I'd, Geo. G.. Hub
bard I'd. Matched and trained oxen and
steers-oXen, o. Haynes 1st, J. II. Dix I'd.
a. ~ +. f. Fitch, Dover, Sd, J. G. Bltchel-
der 1th. Steers, J. G. Batchelder 1st and
"a. Fat oxen, Leroy Chase of Marlboro 1st.
SWINE.
Best lot o. pigs Cushman LIST.
Philetus Haynes ID.
POULTRY.
Coop light brahmas- r. III. Wheeler
New Haven, Ct, 1st, I'd, 81 and 4tb
Coop dark brahmas-T. ii. Wheeler ISL
coop bun cochins T. II. Wheeler LIST, ID. A.
buell. md. Coop white Dorkins, Calvin
Holland LIST. Coop California grays mixed
with dark brahmas and black spanish. Cal
win Holland lst. (The Com. made special
mention OF the fine display Of Fowls exhib-
tied by T. III. Wheeler.)
GRAIN.
Sample of corn. L. +. COPELAND. Cole
raine, Mass, lst, Il. * f. II. Smith %. b.
l.. Barnard 81, G. Holland 4th. Sample pop
corn, f. III. Alvord lst, o. II. Copeland I'd.
Sample oats, II. T.. Boyd LIST. Sample rye.
a. n. jerks 1st. Sample wheat, J. S.
Batchelder LIST. Sample india wheat. c.
T, Alvord lst. Sample buck wheat, c. T.
Alvord lst.
ROOTS AND GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Mangel Wurtzel beets, C. T. Alvord 1st
!. q +. NJ; Haynes ID. Turnip beet, Har-
veg Copeland 1st. Carrots, L. K f. NJ.
Haynes 1st, G. r. Alvord "a, j. II. Stowe 3D..
Citrons, J. II. Dix 1st. s varieties of Tur-
nipS, {. I. AlvOrd LIST c. Smith "a o. II.
Copeland 81. Marblehead squashes, II. q
f.; Il: Smith Isl. Hubbard squashes, 4.
Samuel Pike ID. Cabbages :, d. S. Ballon
Ist. Tomatoes, l.. & l.. NJ. Haynes LIST.
Peas, G. r. Alvord lst ~ "a. Onions, A. +.
Miller LIST. Potatoes, j varieties, Surprise,
Peerless, Rose &C. \: W. Titus 1st il. l..
barnard "a c. +: White Sd. varieties,
Frank II. Alvord 1st. Compton Surprise,
J. \. Miller Dummers;on lst. Peerless.
Hiram Haskell lst & ID. Hollands Seed
lings, c. Holland Ist. Early V. II. f.
Boyd LIST. Late Rose, c. w. Bisscll lst.
FRUIT.
Apples, greatest variety, Z. +. Copeland.
Coleraine, Mass, lst, Clark Harris "a. Cory |
don Ware Sd. Best sample Of APPLES. :. G.. |
q X. T. Cutting, Green River, lst, Harvey |
Copeland "a. Variety Of crab apples, G. Il. !
n y ", Isl * %. sample ,quince,, S. c. &
X. T. Cutting LIST. lG Varieties OF Pears Il
varieties Of grapes, :. i. Haynes LIST.
Canned Fruit, Mrs. c. II. Alvord lst. Mrs.
Edward Bulfum ID.
BUTTER.
MIS-. C. I. Alvord LIST, Mrs. j. q. Batchcder
"a. Sample September butter not less
than 2l lbs, Mrs. John Patch lSt Mrs. J.
q. Batchelder ID Mrs. j. II. Stowe Sd. Mrs.
{. i. Alvord exhibited small jar of ex-
cellent fall butter Samples of cheese.
Mrs. c. T. Alvord lst, Il I'd.
MAPLE SUGAR.
Sample Of refined sugar J. G. Batcheldcr.
LIST, Warren lIigley, Marlboro, ID.
MANUFACTURES.
Woods Mower. VIM. & +. f. Raw. ogts
lst. American Hay Tedder, WIN. 4 +. Il.
Ray, agts. ls. Case of Coffin Trimmings.
Geo. Rose, lst. Elias Howe sewing ma
chine, Fired a. Woodbury. agt, for Wind
ham County LIST. Fruit Picker, VIM. RAY,
LIST. Spring Bed, Titus Stowe Readsboro
LIST. Cot Bed, Titus Stowe. list. Window
Springs, something new and useful Titus
Stowe, lst.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
Log Cabin bedquilt, Mrs. J. G. Ba!chel-
der, lst. Picoed bedquilt, Mary NJ. Dud-
ley (made by Mrs 1. Davis LIST, Alice Buff
fun, I'd. Cradlequilt, Minnie Moor age
3 years. lst, Mary l.. Titus, Gage 5years) "a.
Rugs, Mrs. Ariel Ware 1st, Mrs. A. l..
pettee, 20, Mrs. G: Il, White, Sd. Hard
+. Haskell, I'd. Braided rug, Mrs. Il. +.
Haskell lst. Chair cover, Mrs. Il. +. Has
kell, list. Blanket, Mrs. S. May, LIST. Seam
ed Il striped gloves, Mrs. /. Haynes, list.
MiIlens, Mrs: +. f. Haskell, lst. Knit socks,
Mrs. Lovina Haynes, $50 yrs, old, lst Lin
en- hose, Mrs. i. f. Haskell, 1st.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Cents Dressing Case, Mrs. j. II. Kidder
LIST, Mrs. II. NJ. Cary ID f.; wool tidy, Mrs.
{. $. Parmelee, LIST, Emily Barnard 2d; {
canvas tidy; Mrs. j. ii. Kdder LIST, Jennie ,
Parmelee I'd, Mrs. III. NJ. Clary Sd; thread ,
tidy, Mrs. G.. Haskell LIST braid and thread
Idly Minnie Alvord list. Martha L. Alvord
9d stand spread, Martha Parmeleo LIST
fancy towel rack, Mrs. j. H.. Kidder LIST
watch case, Mrs. j. II. Kidder lst; wax ,
wreath, Helen l.. Blrnard LIST; ottoman.
Emily Barnard LIST; worsted boquet, Mrs.
Lyman Edison LIST; hair receiver, Mile :
nlary lst pin cushion, Mrs. A. S. Boyd LIST, /
Dag, Minnie Alvord LIST, Mrs. T.. +. Has
tell, ID Skeleton wreaths, Mrs. Il. p. Har-
lis lst and I'd letter box, Mile Clary LIST; ,
Collection of eggs, q. Louis Clary lst; BIRD, ,
basket, Mrs. A. l.. Pettee. LIST collection
If autumn leaves, Mrs. o. T.. Bulterfield
st; crystallized grass, Mrs. A. NJ. Bufium 5
st collection of fancy articles, Miss Della
ADAMS, list; sofa pillow, Martha Parmeleo
st; lamp mat, Martha Parmelee LIST; fam
y pieced bed spread consisting Of 5000 l
'ieces) Mrs. Waller Veazey, LIST pencil-
ny, Mrs. Fannie Odd lst samples of +
ards, G.. Lewis ClarV lst
ARTICLES OF roop. I
Wheat bread, Martha Alvord LIST. Mrs.
Iohn Patch I'd, Mrs. Edward BufTum Sd; u
oaf of sponge cake, Minnie Alvord LIST;
0If of marble cake, Mrs. Edw BuiTum list G
iuns, Mrs. \. l.. Pettee lst #; apple, minco (
nd cream pies, Mrs. f. II. Smith LIST. a
HOUSE PLANTS AND FLOWERS. h
Sweet scented flowers, seeds obtained of
lriggs & Brother, Rochester, n. " Mrs.
hannah l.. Haynes LIST pyramid of asters,
Irvine Boyd list. Bouquets, Miss Ida A. +
haynes list, Mrs. N. w. Sargent ID. Cac-
us, lleman Ware LIST. q
CURIosITns.
A musket carried at the battle of Bunker !,
I'LL by Jesse Swift then colonial yolun- y
eer, exhibited by his son, Jehiel Swift. $
esq. Vase imported from India, j. Swift /
Ancient pitchiork, q. Il. White. 4