Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-09-23

anu second best buck ~, buck lamb 1, pen ewes 3 ,
pen eve lambs 3; cosset T COrser, Dummer-
ston, best buck lamb 2, pen eve lambs 2; Henry
Erawfordt Putney, pen ewes best cOsset 2. Coarse
WOOl.--J M Miller, Newfane best buck list pen
ewes, F NJ Waite, Brat,leboro, list, Henry Crawford
~, Morse i buck lambs, II Crawford 1st II
X Merrineld ~, q Stebblns, TOwnshend, Sd; cos
sets m X Robbins list, j Derry, Townshend, ID,
South DOWNS Wheat, Putney, buck. 1st,
buck lambs lst pen ewes list r NJ Waite, Brattle-
hOr0, I'd on buck, LIST on eve lambs; NJ II Robbins,
Brattleboro, 2d on buck lambs 2d on pen ewes
Henry CRAWFORD LIST on yearling cosset.
SWINE.
sows-H Kenney, Newfane, 90, L osgood \
Son, BrooEline, 90.
POULTRY,
FIN Waite, Brattleboro, coops chickens, O.; @
ID whitman, BrattlebOrO, coon Bun Cochin chicks
2; WIN Rand, Newfane, coops chicks, / ; Fred
Smith, Townshend, coop Brahmas, !; q BJOhnsOn,
8 coops Leghorns and Plymouth Rocks,
TOOLS AND MANUFACTURES.
] Estey 4 Co., BratteborO &C w Stewart, agenD.
cottage organs, 80; VT Farm Machine Co., Bellows
Falls (F Mann, agent), Cooley creaincr and Davis
swing churn, q ID Whitman, BrattlebOro horse
cart 2; Adams 4 Haynes, Wilmington, sap holder,
2; II A Walker, Londonderry leather, Z; G II Bet
SsTf SSsS1h1S sG sS 49, %6o fss
tleboro, tinware, 90; q Boynton, saxtons River,
axe heyes, %.
MANY articles OF merit were exhibited which
were debarred from the premium list on account
Of not being manufactured within the countyI
The committee make favorable mention Of the
following: New Home sewing machine, by Dun
klee Fay OF Bratileboro: Royal 81. John sewing
uucnnt, Dy E0Wlu Ehrie OF BrutteOOrO stoves.
Matchless pillow, Wood, Brattleboro; . sizes
Hake swivel pows and Acme pulverlzng harrow.
Q Miner, Brattieboroi Wood mowers, by
johnson OF Newfane and @ Il Houghton OF Town
shend; Rock and stump puller, FW Chase, Gent
Ag't, jacksonville; Yankee horse-rake, L OsgOod.
MAPLE SUGAR AND HONEY.
Maple Sugar.-W II Miles, Townshend, 90: JW
johnson, TOwnsheDd, 2: J l. Nichols, /. Honey
+ HOughtOn, Westminster, 2; G. u BOynton, Sax
tons River, l. Maple Syrup,-E u Batchclder, l.
GRAIN.
Wataou Wartqhoro sou,nI, ,yh.at 81
SOC. w Rand, Newfane, white oats, zoe. Il Is
Batchelder, seed corn, 70; Henry Underwood, seed
corn, 20; w Bush, BrOOkline, seed corn, 70; 4 NJ
Albee, BroOklne oats 90 seed corn 10 pop corn 90;
Prescott, seed corn so; II Churchill seed corn
IS G Cutler, oats 20: l. Miner, Brattleboro,
seed corn, 70 Rev. Chas Durham, seed corn, 80;
Jerome Holden, seed corn, 90; II Scott, seed corn
FRUITS.
Joel Grout, New fame, 81; il Nichols Townshend,
/; Jerome Holden, Westminster, il D Conant,
Grafton, 15c; J Ward Westminster 70; d Clough,
bart, Londonderry, 5O L Miner, Brattieboro, Is;
Waen, Gullford, %; Mrs Luther Clark, VIII
mlngton, 90; 7 9 Rand, Townshend, 20; Jas Lyman,
Newfane, 2O Mrs Miles, Townshend, 20 w X
Rand, Newfane, 20; Mrs E b Batchelder, Town
shend, 20.
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Joel Grout, Tomatoes, 20; Rodney Marcy New
fame, onions, 80; l. OsgOOd 4 Son, samples pota-
toes, 70; A Prescott. Dummerston, onions, 80; j d
pers, 60; Houghton, westminster, onions. Is: e
Cutler, Brookline, 6samples potatoes, 65; Fred
Cutler, gOurd squashes. 49, G 4 Boyntoh, sage, 80;
Brattleboro, turnips, 90 VIM. Paddock, Dummer,
ston, pumpkins, IS; Mrs Morris Ware BrooEline,
toes, 20; Mrs NJ o Howe, Newfane, melons. is; +
Nichols, beets 20; Nathan Warren, cabbage turnip,
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
June-made Butter.-E b b Stakeholder, 50; J b Ware
& Son, 2; A Mason, Townshend 1. Fall-made
Bntter.TA Mason, :; II Betterey, Newfane, 2;
johnson, 2; VIM Lewis, Putney, /.
[rhe three lots OF fall butter for which awards
were made we're so nearly alike that Il was difncuii
Tor the committee TO distinguish diIerence.l
HOUSEHOLD ARTS
Bedquits.-Mrs Ella HOlbrook Townshend Doc;
Mrs Peter slickney, Enumeration, 81; Mrs Geo hud-
Mrs Watson, 90; Mrs c II Richardson, W Town
sheud, IS; Julia X kenney, 2s Emma d CLARK, Wii.
mlngton, 5Ni Mrs " Knapp, Wlamsvie, 10;
Mrs Mary Chamberlain, Townsncnd 30; Eliza Bur,
nap, Townshend, 1.g5; Mrs j d Thayer, iownshend,
/; Mrs Frost, Wllliamsville 50; Ladies' Aid so.
ciely, Brookne, l. Emily aud Eda Prescott, West
Dummerston, Co. So Mrs W Bond, Gullford, !. so;
Mrs g IL Wilbur, Nardsboro, rs; Mrs e Holden,
shend, Mrs WIN Adams, Brookne, so. White
Spreads.-Mrs v Carpenter, Newfaue, 30; Mrs q
Yarn, Mrs Levi Bemis and Mrs. sears, New
fame, each is. Rugs-Mrs Peter Stickney, Mrs Geo
Hudson, each 81; Mrs W Booker, Mrs X Marcy, Hat
tie Wood OF Townshend, Charlotte Barrett Of New
tane' 70 Mrs Fish and Julia X Kenney, New.
fame, Mrs NJ smith, " Dummerston. Mrs d Tbsy-
er, 80; Mrs L Kerr, Putney. 40; Fannie Knapp,
W Dummerston, Elizabeth Perry, saxtons River,
Westminster, Mrs VIM Lewis, Putney, Mrs ii
IIolbrook, Townshend. IS Nellie Green, Grafton,
30; Mrs Susan Hobart, Londonderry, 81 Mrs Geo
Everleth, Dummerston, LIS. Carpets.-Mrs Enos
Thomas, NewfaDe, Mrs Susan Hobart, LondOnder-
ry, l.5O; Mrs j o Adams. Newfane, Mrs ii A Scott,
TOwnshend, 1.95; Mrs NJ White, Mrs Ephraim
Moore. East Dover, 100; Mrs Mary Higgins New
fame, Mrs Akley, W BTattleboro, IS; Mrs eyre
ardson, 1sadore Whitcomb, Townshend, 30 Socks
Elizabeth Perry, %; Mrs Il Holbrook, Mrs II
Bemis, 20. Flannel.-Mrs Morris Ware, rs.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Athens, Mrs Ball, flowers, 10. Brattleboro-
Mrs. Betterley, sample stitching done on New
Home machine, 90; Mrs l. Hudson, sofa pillows,
cOrnucopia, wall bracket air-castle, etc so En-
ma White, toilet sets, LIS; Eugene Cutler, card
Mrs \ Evans crochet bedspread and pillow shams,
2; Mrs NJ Miller, crayOn portraits, 3; Jennie Saw
telle, lAmbrequln, 90; Miss Law, wax flowers, 10.
West Brattle6orO.-Mrs Edison AEley, lamp mats
lambrequin, brush case hdkf. box and hair receiv-
sr, i; Nellie Convey, TIDY, y. Brootllne, Mrs ? A
shaving case, neede-bOOk, cOrnucOpia and motto,
-; Mrs stebDins, tidy, 40; Mrs J Stebblns,
tdies, toilet mats. rck-rack trimming and Oil
painted plates, l.T5; Mrs Morris Ware, match re-
eeyer, 10. West Dover.-Mrs X Mann, hassock,
Infants embh nannel skirts and blanket, q Graf.
ton.-llattie Palmer, Set underclOthes apron aud
table mats, l.I5; Edna Palmer, knitted collar,
neckte, edgugs, ETC., l; Mrs Cynthia Palmer, tidy
20; Mrs " W Conant, pillow shams and tidy, u.s.
Gulford, Mrs q n Bond, tidy, %. Newfane.-Mrs
Il Marcy, bouquets aud ornamental vases, 70; Mar
ket etc., 49, julia kcuney lambrequln. necktie and
edgng, 90; Lisle Carpenter, bracket, 20; Mrs Lang
lamp shade, hair receiver, wall pocket and edging
90; Mrs Stedman, Kensington emb'd table COW
or, l.5O; Mrs W RAND. knitted shawl from home
spun yarn, !; Mrs Joel GIouI, Guineas eggs, 1Oc.
NilllAnsVllle.-M IL Jones, pr. knitted mitts,
10; Emma Allen, toilet set, T5 Mrs Abbie Allen,
passion flowers, rs lmogene Dickinson, macrame
bag and pressed Colorado flowers, /: Mrs Z
Sparks, tidy, 90; Edna Wheeler rare shells and
pressed sea nosses, 50; Florence Aldrich, wreath
OF flowers, SO. Pntney.-Mrs NJ smiley, tidy and
rug, ]. MFS l. l. NiOOuell, afghan. Infants knitted
shirt and sack pr. crochet slippers toilet SET 90
Rockingham.-Minne Wiley, 2 satin Tides painted
In water colors worsted tidy oil and wafer col
or paintings, $50; Matte Wiley wOrsted Tides
kensingtOn tidy, $50. Townshend.-Mrs II II Hol-
brook, lamp-mat, s5; Fannie Williams, motto, 20;
Mrs 4 G Rand, knitted necktie, 80; Mrs L w Derry,
card and letter cases, infants emb'd flannel skirt
ana SOCKS 20; Alice Eddy Tides, bO Eta Scott,
tides, l.so; Mrs NJ + Chamberlain, tides and mat,
80; NJ Ii Kathan, sewing machine cover and in
P1ml e6rnnGopln rs ssi y sS Mamie Nan
Il richardson, tidy and motto, IS. West Dummer-
stoh, Mrs Wilson, tidy, 20. Westminster West,
Mrs Holden, toilet set and Tides, 50; Mrs George
Cory, bead collars ana mittens, 80. Wilmington
Mrs Il L-ClarG, worsted wreath, brackets and slip
Miss F w Newton exhibited embroidery 100 years
old Mrs Daniel Fisher, Boston, maIOlica tidy,
wors.ed tidy and table cover; Edna Wheeler, large
clam shell handed down from her great-grandmOth-
er, and two vegeta0le-ivOry nuts from Brazil
MIsCRLLAHEoUs
Three Minute Horse Race-H Hastings Towns
bend is toS Wheat I'd HS MTsr BrateDoTo
Mountain Boy" lsti II Frost, Bellows Falls,
Ladies Drivng-Mrs G Harris, Brat,leboro. Sd.
list, Mrs Oliver houghton, Putney, I'd, Mrs c Dag
gett, Jamaica, Sd.
EauestTianism by Ladies-Mrs II A Scott. Towns
hend, 90. Only one entry.
Foot Race-Otis Phillips, Townshend, 90, Chas.
Turner. Dover, 90. Frank Washer, Dummerston,
90.
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