Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-10-17

Chttht anu hhBe cheese, IL. w.
Barber. Maple sugar, Warren Fessenden
maple syrup, p. Holbrook butter color,
Prof. Hansons, @. G.. Haynes.
hooTs AND GARDEN VEGETABLES. English
winter turnip, egg turnip, sweet German tur-
mp, +. Fairbanks; turnips, Chas w. Dix;
white French turnip, l.. W. Fairbanks white
egg, and sweet German, l.. w. Fairbanks, I'd;
rntabaga, O. f. Griffin. Beets-blood turnip,
Chester Briggs, LIST, f. W. Fairbanks, I'd
Mangold, II. Learned, LIST, G. f. Griffin, ID
Lanes Imperial and Nimorian and Dewing's
blood tuihip, l.. w. Fairbanks, Pumpkins,
held and pie, W. S. Allen LIST, II. ID. Allen,
"a negro pie, L. W. Fairbanks Cabbages,
Mammoth, Folters drumhead, Canon ball,
improved American, Savoy Winningstdat,
Red Dutch, L. W. Fairbanks silver leaf
drumhead, Ira Larabee. Potatoes, Brigham
seedlings, 30 bushels on one-fourth acre, w.
). Allen; late Rose, +. G. Crown, list
Mowrey n Powers, I'd; Lincoln Blues, Early
Rose, Early Sweets, Early Berkshires, Brooks
Seedlings Hayes, Prolific, Snowaakes Now
rey Powers. String peppers, Chester
Briggs. Onions, yellow Danvers, L. W,
Fairbanks. Parsnps, Hollow Crown, L. w.
Fairbanks Squashes, Acorn, Chester Briggs:
Hubbard, Boston Marrowfat and Marblehead,
l.. W. Fairbanks French Scalop, Spanish
crookneck, l.. w. Fairbanks Black Spanish
radish and vegetable oysters and nettle Gu
cumber, l.. W. Fairbanks sunhower, HEM
Blanchard
FRUIT Largest varieties, Perry Hall. LIST
as to number of varieties, 3D. as to quality
Z. 5. Eames, I'd as to number of varieties, I'd
as to quality; n. l.. Stetson Sd as to number
of varieties, LIST as to quality Chester Briggs
18th as to variety and quality. Apples, Red
cheek and marden's blush G. f. Griffin 20
ounce apples, L. G. Starr LIST, +. w. Fair
banks 2d; northeih spy, +. W. Fairbanks,
LIST, IL. G. Barney, I'd; hysop crab, w. p.
Jones Plate Porter, strawbei y, n. /. Stet-
son King of Tompkins county, blessings,
II. G. Barney pound sweets, L. G. Starr, LIST,
Thos. Fowler, I'd French winter seedlings,
Spitzenborgs, L. c. Starr rosy cheek, Rhode
Island greetings, little core gillihower, Thos
Fowler Basket of fruit, Prescott Brown,
Bennington. Pears, Geo A. Barber I VA
rieties, LIST p. S. Eames, 3 varieties, I'd. II.
W. Barber Sd; Flemish beauties and Cecs,
N l.. Stetson. Peaches, G.. A. Barber LIST,
Z. 5. Eames, ID. Ounces, r. S. Eames. Car
rots, long orange, Chester Briggs 1st C. +.
Griffin, I'd intermediate, f. S. Ancn: white
Belgian c. F. Griffin long horn butter. f.
w. Fairbanks Long German, L. w. Fair
banks Crauberries, c. w. Dix Grapes,
II. W. Barber. Tomatoes, H. W. Barber.
Louis bon de Jersey Pears, A. j. Faulkner.
FARMING Tools. New Champion moving
machine, d. c. Howe evaporators, Warren
Fessenden, list II. G. Ware, I'd stone pull
er, f. Cummings, Ashburnham, Mass
MECHANICAL ARTICLES. One buggy, Prouty
Smith, Colerane; one pair boots, John
Heron; common sense securing box, f. l..
Stetson; two harnesses Stickney a Hunt
baby crib, all his own make f. L. Holbrook
Indian bow and al :ow, +. L. Holbrook meat
plate, f. Stafford; sewing machine, New
Home) Scott Dunklee.
FINE ARTS. Six pen drawings, Geo. w.
Hall.
NATURAL CURIosITrEs. - Petrifed human
head, plOwed from an old cellar, Henry w.
Barber; Black Hill quartz, George Hall
tuublcr made from the table rock, at Niagara
river, Mrs. NJ. A. Roberts blackberry
canes, Is feet inches high and blue heron
wings, Forest Stetson. Ancient book printed
in 1917, Lorenzo Harris; case of insects
Mrs. E. Stone case of copper and iron ore
Gustavus Foster; wasp nest, Archie and
Andie Fowler
ARTICLES OF FooD.-NIrs n. L. Stetson, is
varieties canned fruit and six varieties canned
jelly; Mrs. I. A. Xix, canned plums, rasp.
berries, bhckberries, crab apple jelly; can
ned peaches Mrs. p S. Eames LIST Mrs T.
A. HX ID; canned pears, Mrs. p. S. Eames
list, Mrs. T. A. Xix, I'd canned craubel RES
Mrs. p. S. Eamos. Brown bread, Anna
Barker, list. Wheat bread, Mrs. Philander
Hall, LIST, Mrs. Cushman Foster, I'd. Angel
cake, Mrs. c. Foster, COZ l starch cake, Mrs.
p. Hall
HOUSEHOLD ARTIc1Fs-Rag carpet. Mrs.
7. A. Hix, list mittens, Ellen NJ. Xix; bed
quilts Mrs. Chas Briggs, LIST, Hattie Reed,
I'd; Mrs V. NJ. Porter, Sd; Mrs f. L. Hol-
brook, It'll log-cabin bedquilts, 3Si2 pieces,
Nette Chase, LIST; 2G2G pieces, Emma Smith,
I'd charm bedquilt, Hattie Far lsworth, LIST
silk bedspread Mrs. N. A. Mowry: album
quilt, Hattie Farnsworth WOODEN bed blank
cts, Mrs. Thos. Fowler; bedspread Mrs. p
A. Stafford linen towel linen handkerchief
socks, etc, Mrs. Cynthia Larrabee; pillow
shams Mrs G.. w. Stetson, LIST, Adelia Day,
I'd; wooden mittens, Mrs. Maj b. Carley
stockings, prov cases. Mrs. Anna Stone
foot rug, Mrs. Hiram Chase dress cloth
home made, Mrs. p. Holbrook sham towel
Nettie Chase embroidered nightdress Mrs
T. A. Hix silk embroidery, Mrs. Chas
Wilcox baby dress, baby hood Mrs NJ. w
Stickney.
FANCY ARTICLES Tidies Mrs. NJ. A. Rob
erts, LIST, Mrs. G. Briggs, I'd lace tidy, Mrs.
w, p. Jones, LIST; honeycomb tidy, Mrs ].
&. Brown antique lace tidy, Mrs. T.. Cot
trell, LIST; silk embroidered tidy, Mrs. n. l..
Stetson, LIST; knitted shell tidy, Mrs n.
Kingsley, LIST; cardboard tidy, Clara Stacey
toilet cushions, Vira A. Farnsworth LIST, Mrs
S, II. Roberts, I'd foot mats, Mrs. G. II.
Wilcox, LIST, Mrs. ii. Sawyer, I'd beaded
toilet cushion, Ade'ia Day; fern holder and
canvas tidy, Ella Blanchard; toilet card
board, Clara Stacey; toilet set, Mrs. H. Saw
yer, LIST napkin holder, Vira Farnsworth
carriage blanket, flower vase, picture stand,
toilet box and cushion, Mrs. c. II. Wilcox
Chinese pagoda, decorated hoIl, polished
horn, partridge cactus, Mrs. w. p. Jones
decorated holl, Mrs n. L. Stetson match
set, Alma Barker; brush broom case Nettie
Chase gilt card receiver, Mai : Hicks; bird
air castle, Mrs. II. w Barber air castle,
Hattie Vincent, lst Ella Blanchard, I'd, May
Barker, 3D. Mrs. +. II. Stetson, 18th letter
case, card case, Matte French begonia and
verbenas, Mrs. w. Z. Jones silver leaf ivy
and one bouquet Mrs. n. l.. Stetson; cac-
tus, Mrs. Hiram Plumb; cardboard picture,
vases and mats paper weight, Hattie Jones
edging and handkerchief, Mrs. A. Il. Brown;
napkin holder, Nira FalnswoIth necktie,
Nette Chase notices, Nra Farnsworth, LIST,
Mrs. NJ. l.. Ha is, I'd cal 1ed motto, Mrs.
G. f. Griffin; autumn leaves motto, Mrs Eli
as Stone match set, Alma Barker card re-
ceiyer, Ellen Hicks, LIST, Emma Griffin, "a
princess lace, Mrs. NJ. E. CottreN; opera
shawl, Mrs n Kingsley; case millinery,
I'd wal pocket, Mrs. Z. S. Allen; cardboard
brackets, hair pin case hair receiver, etc,
E 'en Hicks LIST d I'd; splint card receiver and
perforated picture frame and picture, Sarah
Hall, LIST picture frame, Ellen Hicks, I'd
wood brackets, Mrs. II. o. Stetson; wall
pocket, Mrs. E. S. Allen fox buffalo robe,
Zach Wheeler; picture frame and match
safe, Florence Phillips.