Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-10-05

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outh Rock list Asa Howe, Cochins, LIST. A.
j. Parker, Windham ducks, LIST.
BUTTER, CHEESE, &C,
Butter-Mrs r. NJ Thayer, LIST. Cheese
Mrs. NJ. c. Livermore, LIST Mrs. II. NJ. Thay-
err, 2d; Mrs David Twitchell, ID. Maple
syrup-Lukc r. Landman, LIST.
GRAIN
Rye. ID. Watson, Wardsboro, LIST.
Yellow corn-Ezra Whitman, list; NJ. Il.
Howard, I'd Ezra Pierce, windham, Sd.
| Western corn-Wm. A. Sanders LIST ]. ID.
Baldwin, Townshend, I'd. Pop comm. +.
Howard, 1st Ezra Pierce, Windham, I'd
Sweet corn-John A. Butler, LIST; Lewis A.
| johnson, I'd.
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Ross Livermore white globe turnips LIST.
ii. II. FELTON,, squashes, LIST A. ]. Parker,
Windham, I'd, and blood beets LIST. t. Will
man, watermelons, 1st L. Whitman turnip
beet, LIST. S. Foskett pumpkins LIST Ezra
Pierce, Windham, I'd; Geo. ShafTner, Sd.
II. ii. FELTON,, sweet potatoes, LIST. L. 4.
Landman, potatoes Early VT, LIST II. NJ
Thayer, I'd. A. Muzzy, cabbages, LIST. Rev.
d. Wells, Wardsboro, japanese beet, LIST. Al
bert Sturgis, turnips LIST.
FRUITS
Best and greatest variety of apples-David
| IMltCutl, ~ klntlS ISL NJ. II. HOWARD, 10
kinds, I'd II. NJ Thayer 8 kinds. Sd. Best
sample of apples-D. Wilcox Winhall. LIST
VIM. A. Boyle, I'd l. N. Coombs, Sd. Best
sample pears-AIrs. Sybel Shepard, LIST Mrs.
| Uri johnson, I'd; Vim. A. Boyle, 3D..
Grapes-H. II. FELTON,, LIST VIM A. Boyle,
I'd. Cranberries, NJ. G. Livermore, LIST.
TOOLS AND MANUFACTURES.
Sewing Machines-R r. Harris, North
Windham, Weed, LIST premium, H. j. Ken
dali, Winhall, 9
Cottage Organs-L. r. Laudman, Loring &
Blake, 1, VIM. Eddy, Wardsboro, Estey or
gan, =.
A. Frost, wooden chopping trays l.; o.
Parsons, Thayers Columbian pump, / G. H.
Howe checker board and checkers, / c. A.
White, butter tub, /; do, camp chair
Wm. II. H. Holton, sample custom boots
pegged, do, sewed, do, case mems kip
boots, / do, thick, do, youths boots, l.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
Mrs. b. Wilcox, Winhall wooden mittens
l, and >; do, braided rugs, l. and 3 Mrs f.
Cobb, Stratton do, ,; Hattie FELTON,, IL yrs
old, pair wooden hose, / Mrs Mason Howe,
straw hats. l. 3: Mrs w. s. Gibson, log
cabin bed quilt, / Lucy Robinson, > rugs, |,
= Mrs A. NJ. Farnum, carpet, =; Mary l..
Smith, Wardsboro, chenille rug l :; Mrs Abb
JAN Aiuzzy, log cabin bed quilt, 2; Mrs Dan
iel Read, Wardsboro, patchwork bed quilt, .
Olive Whitman, patchwork bed quilt 3 Mrs.
| Myra Bemis, white quilt, |, cradle quilt, 1910
pieces, /: Mrs. d. Wells Wardsboro, rag car
| pet Mrs. ID. Sherwin. set braided and en-
broidered underwear, l, chlds chemise,
Mrs. w. II. II. Iolton, set embroidered UNI
der-wear, / Phiamenia A. Perry, patchwork
bedquilt, G291 pieces, /.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Mrs. W. II. II. Holton. breakfast cap, /,
wOrsted ottoman cover, !, book mark
Annie Smith. Wardsboro, air castle, / En-
ma Thayer, rats nest, Agnes Shumway, =
crotcheted tdys, 1, ?; Olive Whitman, 3
| Mrs. NJ A. Atwood. autumn wreath, /. spat-
tcr-work tidy, |; Agnes Shumway, >, Lucy
A. Robinson, 3; Mabel Atwood & years old,
motto, Lillian Howe. needle case, Mrs
Charles Densmore, ,, Mrs. Mason Howe, 3
Annie Wells, basket worsted flowers, Belle
| Boutwell,, silk toilet cushion. /. concert hood,
| ! Rose Howe, mat and cherry tree. Lii
liam Howe, muslin sheet and pillow -shams.
and muslin toilet set, | Z; Mary Kidder. daisy
tidy, l, do, . canvas tidys, /, 3, Laura Morse,
Wardsboro - Olive Whitman, pen-wiper.
perforated toilet set, l Addie NJ. Garfield.
Townshend pair brackets, /, Olive Whitman,
>, Lillian Howe, 3 Birdie Howe. card basket,
| |, Addie NJ. Garfield, Townshend, .; Myrtle
Kellogg, perforated card receiver, l Mrs. NJ.
| +. Howard card stand, Mrs Geo f. Viii
der, silk chair covers, |, ., 3; Addie NJ. Gar
field Townshend, cross, /, dressing case, l,
conucopia, l, Holbein tidy, l, shawl case
| Lucy A. Robinson, shawl case, =; Mrs NJ. G.
Livernore, gentleman's scarf, l Mrs. James
| Muzzy, watch stand, l, toilet cushion, l &; Mrs.
| j. A. Butler, .; l.. A. Robinson, 3 Ella j.
| Cheney, Londonderry, motto, /, Agnes Shum-
way, ., Mrs. NJ. +. Howard, 3 Mrs. A. Muz-
zy, worsted tidy, /, Mary Kidder, > Mrs. II.
l.. FELTON,, oriental picture, /, hand tidy bag,
|; Mrs. G. N. Wyman. bonnet, l, hat
| - oil 81 1 llo L
Cheney, 3; Mrs. W. Il. Gibson, velvet pin
cushion, l, bead reticule and cushion, /, lamp
mat, l Mrs. w. II. ii. Holton, lamp mat,
Lucy A. Robinson spatter-work wall basket
| l, spatter-work letter case. l. set napkin hold
ers, l, perforated cross, /, sample feather
braid edging, l Mrs. Revilo Howard, edging,
| .: Mrs Sala Thayer. spatter-work picture,
Ola Howe, basket and mat, l Birdie Howe,
basket and nest of eggs, l, chip basket, l, EN-
cry basket Ola Howe, ?; Olive Whitman,
photograph case, l. Mrs. Fred Young, , Ad-
die NJ. Garfield Townshend, letter case /,
Mrs. James Muzzy, >; Mrs. w. II. II. Hol-
ton, match safe, l, Lillian Howe, >, Mrs. ].
Muzzy, B. Mrs. Reyilo Howard wall basket,
l, centennial motto, l, rustic basket, l,
scratch my back, Mrs T. Cobb , Olive
Whitman, 3.
Miss Mary b. Dennison. teacher of village
school, fall term presented maps drawn and
painted by her scholars. Map of New Eng
land States. Della Richardson. LIST premium,
Mary Z. Howe, 3; map of North America,
George Butler, map of South America,
Arthur Shumway, /, May Waterman, >, Mary
E. Howe, 3.
The committee wish to make special men
ton of other maps drawn by Mary Howe,
Myrtle Kellogg, Clara Howe Jennie Skinner,
Edwin Spencer, Frank Day and Charlie Hol-
ton, as worthy of high commentator and
showing that the best use is made of good in
struction.
FLORAL DEPARTMENT..
Mrs. George ShafIner, pots flowers, l 4;
Ella NJ, Sanders, pot do, l Mrs, H. II, Eel
ton, 3 bouquets in dishes, / Mrs Revilo
Howard, hanging basket flowers, l ; Mrs NJ.
F. Howard, pot of flowers. Addie NJ. Gale,
cone bouquet, l; Mrs. b. Wilcox sample
flowers, l ; Mrs Revilo Howard. moss mound,
/, rustic basket of plants, l; Mrs. NJ. A. At
wood, grass bouquets, l, floral cross, l, bou-
quet of geraniums, l, collection of pansies, l,
flowers in variety, l.
| FOOT RACE-DIsTANCE 100 RODS
Lester Kingsbury, l, Arthur Willis, ?, War
rem Tufts, 3
Three legged race Estabrook and Spague,
/, Castle and Day, ,, Clayton and Coombs, 3.
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WHAT THE President TOLD THE INDIANS
Mr.. Hayes certainly has a happy faculty for
saving the right thing at the right time and for