Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1883-09-21

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fair by the Londonderry band
The result of the horse trottng with the
prizes awarded will be found in the premium
list.
Liss OF Premiums
HORSES
First oass-Best stallion, years old Perley Rich,
! Wilmington, SO co; %, B Black Putney 90; So
! + Pier, Jamaica, 90. Best yrs DID, G NJ White,
! Vernon, 90. Henry Crawford, Putney, yr old,
| gratuty, 4 co. II Richmond GuilfOrd best yrs
! old, co.
Second cass-C NJ White, Vernon, brood mare,
! 800; Mason Iownshend, do, 90; W II Mills,
! Townsheud, do, 90. Three yr Odds Horato Knapp
| Dummerston 90; Geo Darling, Newfanc, 90; Jas
Lyman, Ne%iane, 90; Ernest Tuthill, Newfane, 2
Elmer Gleason Brookline, do, 90.
Third Class'-Matehed Horses, II Kidder, Will
mington, 4.Oo Miller, Westminster West, 800 Sin
! gle Horses-A Hall, Brattleboro, 800; Ellis
Westminster, 200; I Miller, Wilmington, 100.
,or Tr9t ad IA Tx knapp Du%merston 400 MIL
! River S25; Niall Londonderry, sl6,
! THOROUGHBRED srooK
| Durhams-P II Rutter, Townshend, 1st bull
! yearling aud calf 81, So and S3 II Churchill Town
ro, % on yearng bull, So. Cows-A + Waite, 81, 49,
! 81. Four-year-old heifers, II Rutter, 50, 81; A
81. Heirer calves, ii Rutter, 49, 81 A + Waite 81.
,, Jerseys1J Ware & Son, Townshend, herd, S.;
Grade herds-A waite, Sc; Horny Underwood
Townshend, 81 Ware Son, A. G W stebbins of
! III, 4
oxen-Edmund shattuck, Townshend 81; VIM F
Richardson, Brattleboro, 81 A Mason, Townshend,2.
Trained oxen-w Fisher Townshend s5; Day-
| export, Understood Co.. Newfane, 4; d johnson,
| Townsheud,3 3.
steers-S yrs old, W F Richardson, Brattleboro, s.;
! Davis, Townshend, g. ?. 2 yrs old, I J Holland,
! T1wnshend So Henry Underwood, Townshend, ?;
willard Dodge, Dummerston,1 /. Yearlings, Under
| wood, So BlOdgett, Newfane, 2. Calves, Arthur
! Torrey, Wardsboro, g.; Henry Underwood, 2; II
| Winchester, Newfane, l.
Town Teams-OIeU, Townshend, $40, 81; Newfane,
] bend
Fat Cattlo-oxen, W + Richardson, Brattleboro, 81,
8; Baxter Gushing, Newfane, 2. Mich cows aud hof-
| old heiiers, + Waite So; II Underwood, o l. Year
| linss, Underwood, 81; waite,l. Calves II I'M
! 1erwood,S2.
Fine Wool Bucks-H Kimball, Westminster, So, 50;
buck lambs, + Corser Dummerston, ?, l; pen ewes,
| II II Kmball, Westminster g. Q; pen eve lambs, + 7
| Corser Dulumerston, 3 II Kmbal, Wesminster,2;
| cossets, II II Kimball 2.
Coarse Wool Bucks-F NJ Waite, Brattleboro, 8; buck
| lambs, NJ Waite, q NJ Ware Brookline |; pen
ewes. NJ Waite, 8; W NJ Ware, 2; pen eve lambs,
R Robbins Brattleboro, 2 Henry Hastings, Newfane,
S0lthdowns-Bucks, D Wheat, Putney, 3 NJ
Robbins her bins 9nSk lambs Wheat q waite,
lambs, Fred Waite, g. 2; cossets Fred Waite, D.
POULTRY.
| Geo johnson, Newfane, coop black Leghorns So;
| A Franklin, Newfane, Plymouth Rocks and Leg
horns, 275; Gray, Townshend, Brahma chicks,
! ?; NJ Waite, Bratteboro, coops Plymouth Rocks,
100; c Franklin, Newfane, coop Brahmas rs.
BUTTER.
Cutler Brookue, So; J W johnson, Towns
hend ?; Betterley, Newiaue, l..
CHEESE.
CIV stebbns, Brookne, IS; Cutler, Brook
! line, >, l.
Seed Corn, II Churchill, Townshend 5Oc; Henry
] Underwood Townshend, rs; John Durham, Towns
/ bend, SO; c 5 Gray Townshend 80; Arthur q. War
rem, Newfane, 5O J W Hosford Newfane, 80. Oats,
Cough, Putney, so; G Boynton, Saxtons River, 50;
c Cutler, Brooklne, wheat and oats, leo; q Will
] MarlsbOrO. "
FRUITS.
Robbins, Athens, 20 var apples, &c, 1.5O; Joel
Grou Newfane, 20 grated fruit 90, also pears,
plums, etc, 55c. Mrs Joel Circuit, cans fruit, 80;
Penheld Brookline, cans fruit, l5; Mrs II NJ Aus
tin, Townshend, can fruit, 10; Boynton, saxtons
River, grapes, canned fruit, etc, so; J Hosford,
Newfane, q var apples IS; Mrs D Carpenter, New
! fame, canned fruit, Is; Mrs Convey, Newfane,
ned fruit 80; s Yeaw, Dover, II var grated fruit
! 5O II Carpenter, Newfane, grapes, 10 Mrs Jerry
Green, Newiane' dried apple, 10; Hiram Davis. New
ned tomatoes, 10; Dorr Cough, Putney Is var apples
of grapes, Of pears, LIS; Abbie Kenney Newfane,
var grapes, 10; B Collins, Wardsboro, eyaporated
apple 10; Hastings, Windham, sample plunis IS;
Mrs W Bruce Newfane, cans fruit, rs; James Ly-
man, Newfane. Is var apples, 10.
MAPLE SUGAR AND HONEY.
Sugar, W johnson, Townshend, 2 90: W II Miles
| Towushend, l.75; Clark Timson, Newfane, 100 Mrs
/ II Williams, Newfane, 75c. Syrup Martha Grout
/ of Newfanc, so; Batcheder, Townshend, TO- Hon
ss5y' g Boyn'o"' ''Ooi F. Housh'on' Westminster
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
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tatoes, 20; Fred Cutler sunhowers 8; Carrie Bruce
/ of Newfane, squashes, 10; Robbins, Lose pota-
! toes, 20; L Convey, Newfane, squash, 10; Cor
ham, Westminster, 20 var potatoes, IS; G W Barnes
BruOkline, var potatoes, 10, and squashes 10; G
Wilbur, var potatoes, sow Rob bins squashes 80
Henry Crawford, Putney potatoes 20; Fred Davis of
Townshend, potatoes and beets, Is; Joel Grout, Gu
cumbers and squashes, 40; Warren Bennett Putney
| var potatoes, 3O II Hastings, Newfane, var po-
tatoes, 3O Livermore, Townshend, onions and sun
flowers, 80; Gray, potatoes and cabbage, Is; + NJ
Barber, Bellows Falls, red peppers, 10; L Nichols
onions &c, 50 Johnnie Durham, potatoes and beans
| 20 J Johnson, Townshend, potatoes and onions,
! 40 G Johnson, cabbages and sunfOwcrs, 25.
TOOLS AND MANUFACTURES.
Sewing machines. Highly, Bratteboro, 90. am.
pie sewing machine work, Scott Dunklee, Brattleboro
200; Highly machine CO., %; Organs, Q. W.steHart
| Haynes, Wilmington, 90. Moudings, Lucia
Barber, Bellows Falls, 90. OK yoke, G. +. Boynton
Sazons River, u.s. Shade fasteners, o. ?. shepardson
so. Axe helyes A. b. Chase, New fame %. Tin ware
! L. a. Wood, Bratteboro, so.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
Bedduilts-Mrs NJ Packard, Rockingham, 81 so:
| Mrs Dyer, TOwnshend 75c; Mrs Conant Graf
ton, knit spread % Athens Industrial Society, crib
! quilt 80, memorial quilt 90; Mrs Henry Hastings
Newfane so; Mrs N Barnes, Athens, co; Lucy A
Stebbins, Guilford, aged II, 1877 pieces Isl; Mrs
Stickney, West DummeT r, % Angie b Gleason
! Townshend, kuit spread, % Mrs Chas Booth, New
fame, 90; Mrs Fred Rand, Townshend so Mrs Joel
! Stebbins Brookline, 25 Pondville Society, l 90
! Mrs Hannah Holland Townshend, pieced since she
| 90 years old, 90; Mrs D Thayer, Townshend, CO.,
! Mrs Il II Wilbur, Wardshoro, so; Mrs d ] Bailey, W
! Dummerston, 1850 pieces sos Mrs Geo Eyerleth, W
| DumInerston, "a; Mrs A u Pettee, Brsttsboro, 90;
! Ladies' Circle, W Dummerston, %; Mrs sarah Morse
| Newfane, s5; Mrs II Perry, Putney $3.50 pieces rs
| Mrs Tbbetts, Putney, rs; Bertha French Putney
! 90; Ladies' Society, Brooklne, 49, NJ Chamberln,
! Townshend, 30.
| Carpeting-Mrs VIM Yeaw, f Dover, 5Oc ; Mrs Clark
Timson, WIiamsvie, 90; Mrs L r Tibbetts Put
/ ney, TO- ldrs NJ A Smith, Wardsboro, two, rs, so.
| Chair back and cushion-Mrs NJ A Chambern,
| Townshend, 5Oc.
Rugs-Abbie Fish, Newfane, Csc; Mrs A Will
| liams, Williamsy:lle, 70 Mrs II II Hobrook Town
] a,a Mira Mrgp
| ney, " Dummerston. so Mrs + Jones, Bratteboro,
25i Mrs II Frost Wiilia William. Isl Mrs a.
a Ps I 81 Nr5 Frost aqe6 @G'S S.
Dummerston, l 90; Mrs A Wheeler, W Townshend,
So; Mrs Livermore, Townshend, 25 Mrs 9
l IS; Mrs H Wilbur, wardsboro, 65i Mrs Marian
els, 50 windham, 20; Mrs J Bailey. Dummerston,
| l CO., Mrs Geo Eyerleth, two, so, u.s. Mrs Pettee,
Brattleboro, 49, Mrs W Hudson, Brattleboro, 90.
/ stockngs-Mrs stickney as Mrs Theo Rand %,
Mrs 1 Aonnel, Townshepd, IS, Angie Gleason
shend, Isl Mrs Holden, Brookline, 5Oi Miss
Scott, Brattlehoro, lS. LegginsaAiee Albee Brook
10, Ladies' mittens-Mrs Seneca Miller, Townshend,
so; Eliza Burnap, Townshend, 90; Mrs Theo Rand
IS, Mrs F G Davis, Brattleboro Is, Mrs P Allen,
Willamsyile, IS. Gloves-MrsA Torrey, co. Scarf
| Mrs II Yeaw East Dover, IS Mrs Mary Gould,
Wardsboro, So Mittens-Mrs J D Thayerl Town
den 10; Mrs stckney 20. Gloyes-Alrs Theo Rand
q5 Mrs Seneca Miller IS, Mrs Jones Is. Yarn
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! Hpod-AlGe Aube, BrooEline, AZ. WrlstersLAIrs
Theo Rand 9. Flannel-Mrs Warren Gushing, o.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Brattleboro-Mrs A b Dunklee, knit bead purse and
hanging bead basket, 35c Mrs Emery Fisher EN-.
brodered handkerchief and chemise Coo; Amy l
Dunkee, lambrequin, 25c; Mrs @ W Hudson, Jap
silk quit and pillow Hhams made with 25 differ
ent stitches, l toilet set 250; Mrs @ Il Jones, set
hsh-scale jewelry so; Miss Eta Smith, set toilet
baskets, 20; Mrs II Hazard, afghan, 100; Morris
Chamberlain, cane, IS Miss Eta Scott, table .scarf,
sofa set and collar, so; Marshall, sample of work
done on New Home Sewing Machine, 80; Mrs O
Betterey, sample Of work done on New Home Sew
ing Machine, 96; Miss BrittQn, sample work done
on New Homie Sewing Machine, I5i Mrs n NJ Miller,
crqyOn portrait, so.
Brookline-MrsJ W Pen4eld, Q Tides and wall peck
ct as; Anglo Gleason, h'dkf box and collection of
hens eggs, 1ai Mrs VIM NJ Ware, stand cover as; Mrs
Joel Stehbins, pieces crochet lace lampmats aud
motto, 25 Lettie j. atebbins sand-spread, 10; NJ
Lydia Melvin, brush-broom case 10; Ladies' Society,
socking~bags, 10 Mrs NJ Ware, hood, 2B Mrs ia
cob Bush, rex begonia, 25; Helen Weman, motto IS;
Mabel Penheld wall-pocket, Is; Alice Albee, scrap
! book, 10.
! Observation-Disclosures Kelley, lambrequns, sofa pill
low, stand cover, pn-cushiOn and watch-case, 100
Ara 10 far