Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-10-13
LIST, Mrs d winslow, soc; I'd, Mrs Joel
Grout, 25c.
HONEY.
Geo. L Boynton, l.50.

Geo. e Boynton, LEO.
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Miller & Stowe, squashes and turnips,
Soc; L osgood & Son, pumpkins and cit
rons, 35c w 7 Bruce, l squash, zoe; Lu-
cius Convey, squashes, beets, onions, tur-
nips and carrots, soc; Henry Kidder,
squashes, beets, onions, turnips and car
rots, 75c; o c Merrifeld, watermelons, 35c;
j A Miller, onions and carrots, soc; VIM.
Ware, beets, carrots and peppers, 4Oc; II +
Newell, s squashes, 3jc; l. ii While, tur-
nips and beets, 35c; II A Hall, beets, car
rots and turnips, 4Oc c q Stebbns, pump
kins, Csc c Burnham, l squash Is; L w
Bush, potatoes, zoe; G. NJ Howard, potatoes,
l5c S d Winslow, variety of vegetables,
Edwin l. Gleason, sunAowers, 2Oc; John
L Nichols, squashes and watermelons, 35c
G p Winslow, watermelons, onions,
squashes and peppers, soc; Joel Grout,
squashes, seed cucumbers and carrots, 75c
w X Rand, squashes, cucumbers, cilrons
and pumpkins, s5c John Farnswortb, cit
ron, zoe.
TOOLS AND MANUFACTURES.
] E,tey & Co., organs, So; Retting &
Co., 2 chamber sets, 81 w II II Holton,
sample boots, 3.
FRUIT.
w II Rand, sample grapes, zoe; IIazelton
Rice, apples, 25c; Joel Grout, 30 varieties
apples, j; var. pears, soc; cranberries
and cans fruit, Coo; II c Eager, 90 var.
anr1pg o.. uur
grapes, soc Alauson White, 2O2 var. nat
ural fruit, 75c; 3 var. grapes, 800 l var.
plpms, 20c; l can fruit, 15c; Mrs G Il Da-
wilson, cans fruit, / j l. Nichols, 55 var.
apples, 1.25; crab apples and pears, Csc !;
grapes, soc; cans fruit, soc; T. L Hast
ings, sample pears, 25c II L Newell, 10
var. apples, Zoe; Mrs J p Nichols, cans
fruit, SOC; Mrs S d Winslow can fruit,
15c'; cranberries, Is; Mrs L Smith, sample
crab apples, l5c 4; sample cranberries, l5c.
FOOT RACE.
Entries Chas. Thayer, Henry NJ Hall,
NJ Moore, Emery Pond, Newfane; Geo.
a Williams, S,raitOn; Fed Johnson,
Wardsboro Lewis Boyle, Jamaica Frank
Preston, Windham.
Premiums awarded-lsi, Henry NJ Hall,
Newfane; "a, Fred Johnson, Wardsboro !;
Sd, Frank Preston, Windham. Quickest
time, 300.
The following officers were elected for
the year ensuing: President, J. Holden,
Westminster vice presidents, T.. II. Rut-
ter, Towshend, A. A. Wyman, Athens sec
rotary, J. III. Merriied, Newfane; treasur-
er, + o Burditt, Newfine; managers, S. d..
Co nant, Grafton; ID. L. Robbins, Wind
ham Loren Powers, Athens; Silas May,
w ardsboro; Henry Frost, Rockingham /;
j. o. Follett, Townshend; w. ii. II. Hol-
ton, Jamaica; j. NJ. Moore, Newfane /;
VIM. Cutting, Westminster; Lewis Vail,
Londonderry; Laban Jones, Dover /;
Chauncey Smith, Wilmington; II. NJ.
Whitney, Brookline; II. b. Ballou, Whit.
ingham; w. b. Smith, Putney; Geo..
Walker, Dummerslon.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Tides and toilet sets, Mrs. N b Gale,
North Wardsboro, 2 worsted tides, SOC /;
Mary L Kidder, w. Townshend, stair
linen tidy, imitation lace tidy, rs; Miss
Ada Burnham Fayetteville, l toilet set Is
pieces tidy, so; Mrs Philip Rutter, Town
shend, melted tidy, SOC; Mrs Rebecca Muz-
zy, Jamaica, tidy, &c; Mrs w Muzzy, I'll
dy, 25c; Mrs w Adams, Brookline, en-
brodered tides, 25c; Miss Addie johnson,
Marlboro, cotton tidy, 25c; Mrs A V May,
Fay ettevil!e, thread and canvas tides, zoe /;
Mrs w ii Frost, Willamsville, thread III
dy, soc; Miss Rose Merrifield, toilet set "a
peces) zoe; Mrs Wright Bush, Brookline,
toilet set a pieces) 25c; Mrs b II Phelps,
Bellows Falls, thread tidy, soc; Mrs Alan
son White, Townshend, canvas tides, 25c !;
Mrs + Livermore, Townshend, toilet
set (6 pieces 25c; Miss Emma Allen, Will
Evansville, toilet set g pieces soc; lamp
mats, Mrs Daniel Reed, Townshend, silk
and worsted lamp mats, 25c; Miss Julia NJ
Ormsbee Dummerston, worsted lamp
mats, 25c; Mrs A Plimpton Newiane, l
worsted lamp mats, 25c; Mrs d Winslow
Townshend, 2 pr worsted vase mats, 25c I;
Mrs Alanson White. lamp mat and
worsted embroidery, 25c; Miss Emma AL
len Williamsvile, worsted lamp mat 25c /;
Miss Eliza Burnap, Townshend, worsted
lamp mat, 25c; ottoman covers, Mrs c S
Worcester, Fayetteville, l ottomon cover
embroidered on hair cloth, lbs; Mrs F NJ
Arnold, Putney, ottoman cover embroi-
dered on hair cloth, Zoe; Mary L Kldder
ottoman cover embroidered on canvas, l. 90;
NATURAL FLOWERS.
Edith A Butterfield, Brookline, bouquet,
25c; Mamie Platte, Fayetteville, basket of
flowers, soc; Oracle Platte, Fayetteville,
cradle of flowers, 25c; Miss p Z Ormsbee,
Dummerston, bouquet of verbenas, 25c
Mrs Alan son White, Townshend, pansies,
so; Mrs Seneca Miller, plat Of flowers Csc !;
worsted work, Mrs w Il Bruce, Fayette-
Vile, gents scarf, 75c; Mrs Henry Under
wood, Townshend, gents scarf, soc; Mrs
VIM NJ Ware Townshend, gents scarf, SOC;
Mrs Caroline Downs Newfane, pr lap robes
$50; Mary L Kidder w Townshend, scrap
bag, 25c; sofa bellows, Mrs Caroline
Downs, Newfane, sofa pillow embroider-
dered canvas, soc Mrs Daniel Reed, Town
shend, sofa pillow (silk peces) soc; pill
low shams, Fannie Morse, Pondville, lace
shams, SOC Mrs Anna Z Batchelder Town
shend, braided pillow shams, 25c; embroi-
derry, Mrs + S Livermore, Townshend,
suit underclothes, braided, suit tucked,
lbs; Lima Hartt, Fayetteville, suit under
clothes, EN- broidered 100; Mrs f l. Cobb,
Townshend, fancy stockings, stitched
chemise, soc; Mrs NJ e Atteridge, Will
Evansville, embroidered underclothes, lin
en- stockings (homespun and knit lbs;
Abbie NJ Higgins, Fayetteville, suit en-
broidered underclothes, braided night
dress, I.25; Mrs Warren c Gushing Jamai-
ca, 2 child's dresses, l flannel skirt ON
broidered, LOO;
PICTURES.