Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-10-01

Last Weeks Premium List, and ON
GERS Elected for 1851.

HORSES.
Brood mares and colts-A A Mason, Townshend, /
brood mare and colt ist, 50; NJ white, Vernon, I'd,
? Henry Crawford, putney, 30, l.
Three year old cos-i geldiug, 1st, 81; Fred
Smith, Townshend, / geldng years old, 3D. q l..
Two year old colts-T l. johnson, Gullford, year
old colt, LIST, So VIM Brooks, Newfane, gedng, I'd,
II Il Holbrook, Townsheud, gedinR, Sd, l.
Yearling colte-1 colt, let, Davis, TOwnshend,
81; o. l.. +. Bennett, Dummerston, %, l.
Ladies' driving-zelia Johnson duilford, LIST, ~;
Mary l. Cushman, Brattleboro, I'd, q.
First class staious 8 years old aud over-ist, q
Baker, Bratleboro, IS; %, L Johnson, 0uilford g.
Four years old-ist, Harlan Goodhue, Westminster
THEE years old--ist, @ Baker, 80; I'd, G White
Vernon, 2.
I'd, Calvin Read, Westminster, O.
Third class horses, matched gedings or mares
LIST, d Wheat, Putney, 81; 3D. O W White Vernon, g.
Best geldng or mare-st, q NJ Bemis, saItona
River, So I'd, Barnes, saxtons River, 2; Sd, b
rive year ODDS owned and bred In the county-ist
I Miller, Wilmington, bay mare, s.; 3D. NJ
Miller, Brattleboro, gray mare O..
Fourth class horses not exhibited on account OF
rain.
CATTLE.
Thoroughbred stock-Durham short horns Bulls
3 years old and over. 1st p II Rutter, Townshend,
a. I'd, NJ Waite, Brattleboro, 3; Sd, Follett,
Bulls ? years old-1st, NJ waite. Brattleboro, 50;
%, W Rand, Newfane, q Sd, j b Stebbins, Brook
line, /.
Yearllng bulls, LIST, Geo sandersou, Townshend, %.
Waite Brattleboro, 2; 3d. o Thayer, Guilford, l.
Cows and heifers-oows. LIST, P H Rutter, Towns
bend, 81; I'd, p II Rutter, 8.
Heifers years od-lst and Sd, Il Rutter Towns
bend, So and I'd, Thayer, Guiford, 2
Yearlings-lst, I'd and 3D. II Rutter, Townshend,
6aiyes-ist aud 80, P H Rutter, Townshend, So, 1;
%, o Thayer, Guilford, 2.
Hostein aud their grades-Geo Warwick, yearling
heifer, So; yearling bull, 2; Ware and son
Townshend, years old heifer, 81; yearng bull, l.
Channel Island aud their grades. Bulls-lst, ii
% / n No
ton, 2.
Heiiers years old list, B Ware and son, Towns
bend, So End Newton, Dummerston, 2.
Yearliug helfers-1st, b Ware and son Of Towns
bend, so; I'd, J Newton, Dummerston, 1.
Heifer calves-lst and I'd, J G Newton, Dummers-
Cows-lst aud I'd, J b Ware aud son, Townshend,
Grade berds-lst, Al waite, Brattieboro, SO; I'd,
L osgood Son, Brookline, s. Sd, ] Ware and son,
Townshend, 4.
Oxen-lst, W F Richardson, Brattleboro, 81; I'd,
Henry Crawford, Putney 3; 3d. II II Holbrook,
Grade bulls. Three years old-1st, b @ Gushing,
Newfane s.; ID, Warren Bennett, Putuey, 8.
Two years old-1st, L Osgood and SON. Brookline,
So; I'd, A A Mason, Townshend, 2.
Calves-lst, H Sparks Newfane So; 3D.
Trained oxen $500 lbs aud over-1st, willard Fish
er, Townshend, - I'd and Sd, NJ Waite, Brattle-
boro, and 2. Under $500 lbs, LIST, and L
Derry Towushend s.; 3D. Martin Bailey, NewfAne,
?; Sd, Charles Morse, Newfane, l.
Trained steers years old and under-lst, A Aus
tin, Townshend, So 2nd, A Mason, Tow nshend, 2;
3d. Guy Albee, Brookline, l.
Steers and years old. Three years old-1st and
3D. II whitney, Brookline, 81 and 2; I'd, II Hol-
brook, Townshend, 3.
Two years old-Ist, VIM Lawrence, Townshend, s. /;
3D. Henry Underwood, 2; Sd, Guy Albee, Brookline
Yearlings and calves. Yearlings-1st, Henry I'm
derwood, Townshend, So; 3D. 4 Holland, Towns
bend, 2; Sd, W A Eddy, Townsheud, ].
Calves-lst, L Osgood and son, Brookne, So; I'd,
II c Sparks, Newfane, 2; Sd, Henry Underwood, /.
Town teams Of oIen-lst, Brattleboro, SO; I'd,
Townshend, s; Sd, Newfaue, T.,
Town team steers years old-1st, Townshend, So
Yearlings, LIST, Townshend, 5.
Fat cattle. Oxen-1st, W Richardson, 81. Cows
LIST, r. Merriheld, Newfane, IS; 2d, P II Rutter, 2
Mich cows and heifers-lst Henry Underwood, s. (;
I'd, + Waite, 2.
bend, So; I'd, + NJ Waite, 2.
Yearling heifers-lst, L Osgood and son, 50; I'd, +
Heifer calves-ist, B Gushing, 50; I'd, L osgood
aud son, l.
Fine wool-bucks l year old aud over, lst and and,
Crawford, Putney, s. aud ?; 3rd, Robbins,
Athens, l.
Buck lsmbs-lst, W Robbins, 81; 2nd, CRGwA
Page, Putney, l.
Ewes three in number-lst and End, II Crawford
s., 2; 3rd, @ X W A Page, l.
Eve lambs, three in number-1st, c a W Page,
Coarse wool sheep-ewe lambs, Walter NJ Ware, Put
ney, lst So; Mason, Townshend, End and 5rd, 2,
Cossets-E Batcheldsr, Townshend, let, 50.
Buck lambs-A Mason, LIST, 81; Robbins,
Brattleboro, 2ud, !.
Ewes-F NJ Waite, Brattleboro, LIST, 50; Walter NJ
Ware, 2nd, 2; A Mason, 3rd, /
scuthdowns and Grades-buoks, d Wheat, Put
ney LIST, So; w Blodgett, Newfane, 2nd, 2; W
Buck lambs-lst, W G Robbins, 50; and, J d Wheat,
Ewes, three in number-lst D Wheat, 50; and, G
D whitman, Bratteboro, 2; Srd, Scott, Town
shend, 1.
Eve lambs, three in number-lst, Wheat, s. ;
2nd, Scott, 2.
cossets-Ist F NJ Waite, 81; 2nd, EB&FL Derry,
TOwnshend l.
Boars-1st, A F Waite, Brattleboro, s.; 2nd, J
Richmond, Guilford, 2.
sows-lst II o Gale, Townshend, So.
POULTRY.
Walter NJ Ware, Putney one coop each OF Par
fridge Cochins Brown Leghorns, Mixed Leghorns,
White Leghorns and BAntams, 81 rs; ID Whitman,
Bratteooro, one coop each OF Bun Cochin fowls and
chicks and pair Golden Seabrght Bantams 81 90
+ w Blodgett, Newfane coop each Wyandottes and
Black Leghorns, 7jc; STILES, Newfane, coop Of
Plymouth Rock chicks, T5c; X Stebbins Brookline
coops Wyandottes, coop Of ducks and l coop OF
turkeys 81 Marshall Whitney, Brookline, coop Of
| / coop Silver Hambnrgs SOC; @ S Gray Townsbend
coop each Dark Brahma fowls and chicks, 81; A
| White, Townshend, ! coop wyandotte chicks and
| Dummerston, coop White Leghorn chicks, soc; + NJ
| Waite, Bratteboro, coop White Leghorns, 75c
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
June made-1st, A Mason, Townshend, So; 2nd
b. Gushing, Newfane, ?; Srd, Smith, Whining
| ton, /.
September made-lst, F r Smith, So and, H Bet
| terry, NeWtanei 2; ord, + Johnson, NeWfane, l.
| Cheese-lst Q Stebbins Brookline 50; 2nd Mrs
David Hitchcock, Brookne, 2; 3rd, A Mason, /.
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
| W Bodgett, Newfane, varieties squashes 35c
I Miller, Wilmington varieties potatoes and 3 OF
squashes, sl.25: II Kenney, Newfane, variety OF
potatoes, tobacco, 4Oc; W Bush, Brookline s va.
reties potatoes, 4Oc W Bush, Brookline, variety
squash, zoe; Cushing, Newfane, varieties beans
of peas, Of tomatoes, of eucumbers 2 Of onions
Of potatoes, Of beets and of carrots 81 CAr.
ence Bush, Brookline, sunfower loo; Hiram Davis
/ a A nrank
| line, varieties potatoes, soc; L Gale To Wnshend
| 10 varieties potatoes, 75c; b Derry, Town.
shend, varieties potatoes, soc; W Robbins, Ath.
| ems, variety of potatoes, Of onions Csc; c VIII
| son, West Dummerston, varieties potatoes and OF
potatoes, SOC; Warren Bennett Putney, variety po-
tatoes 2Oc; Dwight Bailey, Newfane, varieties OF
turnips, zoe G Wilbur, wardsboro, varieties Of
beans, S5c; VIM M Ware, Brookline, varieties pota
| toes, Of sweet pumpkins, l sunhower, soc; c
| Whitman, varieties summer squash, 2Oc W r Rand
| pumpkin, varieties potatoes, 4Oc; H l. Osgood
Brookline, turnip beets, 25c; Edward Bush Br ook
| line, sunhower, 10c.
GRAIN.
| CD Whitman, Brattleboro, traces seed corn
| 25c. Stiles Newfane, trace seed corn, Csc
| 7 Warren, Newfane, traces seed corn csc.
| Gushing, Newfane, varieties sweet corn ant
| one trace seed corn, Soc W Barnes, BroOklne
l sample wheat and sample rye, Csc. L W Bush
| Brooklne, trace seed corn, SOC. Z w Bush, Brook
| line, trace seed corn, Csc. Henry Underwood
| variety oats and one Of wheat, 81 so. II A Carpen
ter, Newfane, trace seed corn, csc. A A Mason
| sample oats, 75c. IL wilbur, Wards6oro, / sam
pie winter wheat, 25c. Watson, Wardsboro,
sample winter wheat, sample Wild oats sampl,
oats, 81. M Ware, Townshend, trace corn, 25c
| q Houghton, trace corn, SOC. L Miner, Brat
| tleboro, variety sweet corn, Csc. II HescOck
| Townshend, trace seed corn. Willard Dodge
| DummerstOn, sample seed oats, 25c.
| FRUIT
Miss Abbie Kenney, Newfane, Is varieties o
| grapes, Toe. Joel Grout, Newfane, 6 cans fruit,
| jar 1ell, sample plums, can cranberrles, l cral
| apples, T5c. G + BOyntOn, SaXtons River, | lar o
| ourrants, plnms, varieties grapes SOC Mrs
| ; Walker, Jars fruit, SOC. Henry Underwood
| Townshend, variety quinces, SOC. L b Batchel
| der, TOWnshend, 10 varieties gratis, I pears
| ounces, 75c. Mrs Field, BrOokline, 6 Varietie
fruit, soc. IL Yeaw, Dover, IL varieties gratis,
| OF pears, of cranberries, 75c Miss Mary Brooks
| TOwnshend, "a varieties canned fruit, S cans on
year Old, $500. Mrs Vim M Ware, BnoOkllne,
variety OF grapes OF apples one year old, 25c. {
II HoughtOn, Townshend, 10 varieties apples 5 o
pears aud OF plums, SOC.
MAPLE SUGAR AND HONEY.
Sugar-1st, + Smith, Wilmington, So; 81, Hen
~ Underwood, TOwnshend l; 3D., ID l. Bemii
TOwnshend, SOC.
syrup-1st, f r Smith, Wilmington, 50; 2d, Z v
Blodgett, Newfanei 3D., W II Miles, Townshend
Honey-lst, Geo Boynton, saxtons River, 81
I'd, sanderson, West Townshend, 5Oc.
TOOLS AND MANUFACTURES.
Adams Haynes Wilmington, water tank an
heater, 81; + HArdwick a Son, West DUNN erstoI
monument, IS: ID b Goddard. so Iondnnderrv an