Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-09-22

oossets-ist, Az White, Townshend, 2; ID, ohas
Cutler Drookline, l.
SWINE.
II Warren, Brattloboro, best boar, 8. Best SOW, g.
POULTRY.
oo Plymouth Roeks-lst, Waite Wales Bratileboro,
eOi "a, johnson, Newfane, o. Chicks, LIST, Waite
Wales, 80; 3D. @ johnson, 55 Sd, Wa W, 49,
Black Leghorns-1st, Johnson, Newfane, 10.
Chicks lst b Johnson, 90; I'd, \ II Miller Co.,25
Bun Cochins-lst, I'd and Sd, G Whitman, 80, 1856.
Dark Brahmas-C Gray, 1st on fowls and chicks,
Light Brabmas-1st, Chas Barnes, Brookiine, so.
- Grades-C stebbins, 90; g W Harlow 5Oi VIM
Rand, as.
nurrER AND cHErsE.
June Butter-1st A A Mason, Townshend, 3: %, A
3 %, II Betterley, Newfane, 2; Sd, W johnson,
Townshond, l. Cheeso-1st, j b stebbins, Brookline
81 3D. Cutler Brookline, q 3d. A Mason, l.
GRAIN
Seed corn-T NJ Albeo, 75c. Pop corn, Guy II Aibee,
25c. Samples of wheat, rye oats and barley, w
Harlow, 210; sample wheat, ] L Livermore Son, Soc
X Marcy, 25c; Chas Durham, SOC; II Churchill,
50c; W Chase, 4Oc. Sample white oats, @ A Cutler,
Doc Sample barley, II Carpenter, Nowfane, 75c.
Winter wheat @ Wilbur, Wardsboro, 1. Hulless
oats, Geo. Boynton, saxtons River 5Oc.
FRUIr.
Mrs II Austin, Townshend canned tomatoes, %
Mrs VIM Rand, Newfane pears, %; Mrs @ Kerr,
Putney, canned fruits 40; Mrs Carpenter Newfane,
shend, 30; Mrs Geo Chandler, Westminster jeIies,
20; Nathan Conant, Grafton, apples pears, SC. rs;
L Nichols, 80 var apples, .25; Joel Grout SO var
and pears, %; Mrs F NJ Adams So wardsboro, eyap.
GRATED apple, 20; NJ o Howe, Eewtane, plums 20;
Jas Lyman, Newfane, apples and pears, II @ Har-
low, Westminster, IS var apples, IS.
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Potatoes-E W Bush, Brooklno, 10; c Cutler
Brookhne Is var) so; W h Rand Newfane, 10; L
Lvermore 4 Son, Is; A A Mason, 10; J D stebbns,
10; II Carpenter, Newfaue &c yar), IS; II Frank
lin, Townshend co. + Gleason, Brooine, summer
squash, 10. NJ Albee turnips and beets, 30. Abbie
Kcnney, Newfane, gourds, 10. Rev Chas Burnham,
potatoes, beans and melons, 40. @ II Wilbur Wards
| hnnn md hgptH ToIh To
turnips, so. CO Stebbins, 16 garden vegetables
9; sqniowGrs-c g Gray, Townshend, 10; Johnnie
Burnham, 10
MAPLE suaAn AND HONEY.
Maple sugar-Mrs W Williams, Newfane q paid,
so; II Austin, Townshend q paiis) rs; W II Rand,
Newfane tub, so; II Miles, Townshend, Adams
| & Haynes wilmington. SO; W johnson, Co. Maple
X II Winchester, Newfane, maple sugar and syrup u.s.
| z Haynes, Wilmington, grain sugar, 80. Honey-F
| Houghton, Westminster, Geo Boyntou, 90.
TOOLS AND MANUFACTURES.
Scott Dunkee OF Brattleboro exhibited three New
! Home sewing machines aud Wilcox White organs,
and W. II. Upham of Bellows Falls four White sewing
| machines and one New Home; but none Of these
were manufactured in the county, premiums were
| awarded them. George johnson Of Newfauo also e1-
hibited moving machine not manufactured in the
county. Sap-hOlder. gathering tubs and eyaporaor,
| Adams Haynes, Wilmington, 81 Little Giant wash
bench, G. w. HOlton, Jamaica, 81; harness and but
| tress A. +. Ormsbee Dummerston 81 2-horse wagon
| j. d. Derry, Townshend, 81 window-blnd fastener
o. =. Shepardson, Bratteboro, &c. cottage organs
j. Estey & Co., Brattleboro, by Chas W. stewart IS;
covered buggy, G. N French K Son, Grafton, S3 axe
helyes Geo. L. Boynton of Saxtons River, Csc. @. f.
| Gould Of So. Vernon exhibited a creamery not manu-
| featured in the county,
HOUSEHOLD ARTS.
Bedquilts-Mrs Winchester, Newfane. 80; Mira
Miles, Townshend (silk) Mrs N Smith, Brattle-
boro lsk), Mrs Morse, Newfane (slk), 1.25; Mrs
| NJ Chamberlain, Townshend, Mrs Stebbins,
Brookue, 80; Abbie Ranney, Brookline. 20; Mrs i
Rand, Townshend Qnotted), rs; Mrs d stebhins
Brookine, IS Mrs G NJ Howard Athens. as; Mrs L
| W Lowell, BrooRline, rs; Mrs NJ Convey, Townshend
| 25; Mrs Holden, Townshend, 20; Mrs DR. Howard
| NeWfaup, Warren Cushing. Jamaica. Mrs
| Barnard Lynde Guford. Mrs Lucinda Weld, Brat
tle6oro, two, and 80; Mrs Watson, Wardsboro
ney, %; willing Workers, Townshend, 49, Mrs l. II
Dickinson, Williamsyille, 80. Crib Quilts and Lounge
COvers-Mrs Hannah Holland, Townshend (08 years)
IS; Mrs Lucy Convey, Wardsboro aged 90, IS; Will
Evansville NJ society 20; Mrs D Ihayer, Townshend
| Carpenter, Bratteboro, 10; Mrs stickney, Dunn
merston, ; Mrs vassar, Newfane, 60; Mrs. Hudson
| Brattleboro, : Mrs Dodge Dummerston, 1.6O; Mrs
| A Frost, wliamsyille 70; Mrs G II Wilbur, Wards
| boro, 30 Mrs Everleth, Dummerston, 25; Mrs VIM
| Lewis, Putney, IS; Mrs Osgood, Brookline. 20;
Mrs jerome Holden, Westminster, 25; Ida Watson,
Townshend, %; Mary Sargent Dummerston, 1.25
| NJ Sears, Newiane 80; Mrs Mary Dean, Townshend
| so; Mrs Thayer, so; Mrs Henry Jones, Brattle-
boro IS; Nettie Gray, Brattleboro 70. Carpets-Mrs
| 7 Bruce, Newfane, rs; Leola Ranney, Brookne,l;
Mrs John Watson, Wardsboro so. Stockings and Nit
tens.-Mrs q Houghton, 10; Mrs Cobb, Graf
ton, 10; Mrs D Thayer IS; Mrs A Kerr, IS; Mrs
| II Holbrook, Townshend, Is; Mrs Riley II Austin
| Townshend, 10; Mrs Holden, Grafton, 49, Mrs D
| Rand Towushend, 80; Mrs Stckney, 90; Mrs W W
| Conant, Grafton, IS; Mrs jerome Holden Is; Mrs
| Whteomb, 20; Louisa Simpson, Townshend 10;
Mrs Marian Cathan, Townshend 10; Mrs G W Will
| liams, Willlamsvillt 20 Yurn--Mrs Kerr, 10; Mrs
| Kenney, Is Mrs \ Cutler, Is. Misceaneous-
Mrs Q Cutler, flannel, 70; Eliza Burnap, Townshend
10. 'O' "'"S "O'A'''' iO"D'n'a0 'n0o Dag
FANCY ARTICLES.
Brattleboro- Mrs A Hudson, maeramae tidy and
hmbrequin, lily lampmat and tidy Sll5; g W Hud-
son, scrap book, 25c Hattie CLARK, oil painting
wood, lambreqnin, so; Susan Smith, six japanese
quilt, Is; Horseford, IL oil painted photographs,
quo award); Anna Allen Stickney, pncushon, afghan,
1856; Mrs Cutting, tides, 90; Mrs Betterly,
| pincushion embroidered with New Home sewing ma
| chine, handkerchief and lampmats, 5O Mrs II
Smith, tides, so; Mrs Miller, ctayon portraits
and wax flowers $50; Aettie Grey, foot stool, rs;
Miss D Babcock, sofa afghan, 75 Ellen H squires,
| ambrequin and hand bag so; Mrs Pettep, collar,
| 80: Mrs N Evans ambrequin, 35.
West Bratteboro-Mrs S Morse, foam hood,
staple work basket tides, knit shawl, collar l.2S
nrooEline-Mrs Penheid ohild's lace dress,
motto, IS Mrs Il NJ Abee, crochet shawl, IS Clara
Cutler, motto handkerchief box and card case, 80;
| Mary Melvin, lamp mats Is; Mrs Stebbins,
ornamental gourds, 25 Colestia Stebbins, tidy 80;
Leola Ranney, sofa cushion pincushon, watch case,
dies, apron and scrap bag, $50 Mrs b stebbins,
cretonne and felt table cover, crochet shawl l25;
Clarence Stebbins, scroll carving, Is Mrs
Ware, infants emb. flannel skirt 80 Mrs L Hawley,
point lace, hsh scale flowers lamp mats, /.
Dummerston-Mrs Dodge, 2 tides. 40.
West Dummerston-Ida Sargent, rose tidy, Is; Ma
ry l.. Sargent, scrapbag, feather braid tidy
receiver 1906 Mrs. stiekney, brush case, picture
frames ambrequin, 40; Mrs. Yassar, toilet set,
nuCOpia, shaving case, lamp mat, 40
Grafton-Mrs W W Conant, trimmed pillow cases
and pillow shams, 10 Mrs L Cobb, fringe, Is
Newfane-Mrs n NJ Batchelder pillow shams and
tides 40 Abbie Fish point lace, 90; Mrs Shaw, cot
ton plant Is; Mamie Plat, basket flowers cross,
flowers, basket petunias 49, Mrs Lang, scarf, mAcra
me bag, 80 Carrie Lowe, feather wreath so; Mrs X
Winchester, worsted wreath so; Mrs Geo johnson,
tidy, 30; Mary Newton, sofa cushion, lAmhrequin
aud scissors case Mrs Darling, infants cloak,
blanket petticoat and dress, so; Mrs Henry Rice,
| pillow shams, SOL Howe, scroll sawed box, 10 !;
Carlton aud Clifton Howe, flowers, 25; Herman Howe,
easel, IS.
Townsheud-Elh Holbrook, edgng, l5c; Mrs NJ f
Greenwood, infants emb flannel skirt and dress, IS ;
cushion, 80; Mrs T G Rand, shawl, tidy, trimmed
handkerchief and knit necktie, 160; Hattie Fisher
lamp-mat IS; Mrs Miller, pyramid of flowers, rs ;
Mrs NJ Chamberlain, silk tides and edging, so; su-
sic Winslow, tidy, Is; Marian Cathan teapot holder
auu iIluEei To- hts Is"Sei, am 20
Mrs z Kenyon, knit hood, tidy and teapot holder,
so Mrs Alice Churchill knit hood, 80; d T Boutelle
scrOll-saw work and inaid picture, so; Mrs c Walk
er, oil painting on porcelain, pincushion and SCROLL
work, 30 Mrs Batcheder, afghan, silk mittens, ;
willing Workers, scarf, working and wrsters 50 Mrs
Liyermore, tides, 80; Mrs Q S Grey, edging and
tidy, % Mrs Covey tidy, Is; Eliza Burnap, silk
mittens, hassock, rs.
West rownshend-Mrs r Richardson, oornuco-
pias, picture frame, tidy and edging 35.
wardsboro- Mrs q H Wilbur, pncushion, macrame
and crochet tides, IS; Lyman Holden, serol-saw
Westminster West Mrs Jerome Holden tidy and
paper flowers, 40 Mary Clark sofa pillow, fan, tides
wiIIiamsyille-Mrs Mason Ingram, tapestry pict-
ures, 175 Mrs A Frost, sofa cushion, So Mrs
W II Frost. tidy and edgng, IS Mrs II Jones, neck
tie, %; Mary Sabon, pineushion, 90; Fanny Cool
edge, picture frame, lO Della Shipman, tidy, 90 Mrs
NJ Merrihed, infants dress, skirt, emb. flannel
skirt and blankets, Mrs Allen, passion flowers,
| 25; Mrs Laura ThAyer, motto, IS.
Putney-Mrs VIM Lewis, medley picture, necktie,
so Mary Murphy, set underclohes, flannel skirt, pair
decorated horns, sunfower tidy, 1885, Mrs + Brown,
| gents scarf.
The Carson City (Ney.) Appeal says st. Jacobs Oil
is good for rheumatism, neuralgia, aud thousand
different Ills.
To keep your secrets is wisdom; to let others keep
| them is folly.