Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-02

n. Iynde, 30; best spring wheat, u, +. Weather
winter wheat John Nesbitt 1; second, z. J.
Farnsworth, so; best peck oats, z. J. Farms
worth; I second. Arthur c. Sargent 80; best
peck barley, p. J. Farnsworth, / second Sid
ney Hescock, so; best peck buckwheat, p. }.
Farnsworth; second, S L. Rice, SO; best peck
Hescock. Sos best peck peck field 'G beans. # NJ
Cutting, f. second Chas. Harris, so; largest
and best display agricultural products, John Mes
bitt, 8; second, p. j. Farnsworth, 8; third, Sid
ney Hescock, 1.
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Largest and best exhibit Of vegetables aud
grain product by boy under IL years old, A. G.
Sargent, So Sidney Hescock, 3. II. q. Rouillard .;
largest aud best collection Of vegetables alone,
d. McGlllivray, $40; r. p. Farnsworth, Z; G. II.
l. J. Spauldng 3; best collection potatoes, G. L.
Akley, s. John Nesbitt, B.
Beans-Best collection all varieties, Wallace
Harris ST. G. II. L. SpauldinR, soc; best collection
single variety, Chas. Endlich 50, p. J. Farnsworth
25.
Beets-Best and largest collection table beets
z. J. Farnsworth 81, D. McGiIlivray 80; best col
lection sugar beets, {. j. Aldrich Sc, p J. Farms
worth 60
Cabbages-Best heads, Z. o. Lee 81. 80, @. II.
L. Spaulding SOC; best and largest single head. c.
j. Aldrich l. f. G. Thayer 50.
Carrots Best u peck, table use, E. Rouillard
f. McNegh 80 Fred Cook 40
Caulitlowers- Best specimens, Jack Knapp
s0c, d. McGillivray 20. best single specimen, Ar
thur G. Sargent 4O II. G.. Wood &C.
Celery-Best 3 roots, bleached F. Holbrook 81,
p j. Farnsworth 80.
Corn-Best ears evergreen, &. j Aldrch zoe
Arthur G. Sargent ~; best ears. Mammoth, Z
S. Chase 20, John f. Gale 10; best $ ears, iCory,
Sidney Hescock 20, G. J. Aldrich ~: best ears
John f. Gale 20, =. j. Farnsworth 30; best col
lection ears each, Willard Edwards l.50, z. j.
Farnsworth /.
Egg plant-Best 3 specimens, P. S. Chase Soc
Melons-w atermelons. Albert Sanderson Soc
Chas. Harris i0 green flesh muskmeUn, Albert
Sanderson So ID. MCjillivray 40; yellow flesh
/ n I.sfAf
| 40
Onions-Red Globe, d. W Stealns, Hinsdale. 81,
| j. A. Miller SOC; yellow Globe Danvers, ID. W..
| Stearns 4; Red Weathersfield, II +. Rouard L;
| other variety, F. W. Scott /; Silver Skin, j. a.
Miller !; best and largest display, Arthur Z. Sar
| gent l.5O, j. A. Miller
Parsnips-D McGiHvray 7Oc, c. II. L. Spauld.
| ing 40.
Radlshes-B Best collection p j. Farnsworth GOc,
| a. G. Sargent 81.
Pumpkins Field, w F. Richardson Coo, Sid
ney Hescock 30; Pie, ID. McGillivray 60, c. G. End
Itch SO Mammoth, j. q. Stafford 81, c. j. AL
Pep ers-Sweet Mountain, ]. Kenpf Co, n
smith ~; best quartz, l.. F. Lscom 60 ID. Nc
| Gilliyray 30.
Salsify-Best specimens, p. j. Farnsworth Coo,
| Z. H. l.. Spaulding 30.
Squashes-Summer Crookneck, IL. +. Rou-
ard zoe, D. McGillivray 30; Bush ScallQp, D; Nc
Gillivray 20, C. J.. Aklev 3O Hubbard, c. II. l.
| Spaulding 100; II, E. Roulard l. Marrow. d.
MeGilliyray 81, X. G, Wood ~; Turban, c. II. L.
| Spauding So Mammoth. p. j. Farnsworth So
S H. Barrett Il Essex Hybrid, G. j. Aldrich s0;
! Eary Prolific Marrow, d. McGiivray 20, f. j.
Farnsworth, 80; Bay state, c. J. Aldrich ~, d.
| McGillvray 10; largest and best display, ID. Nc
Giilivray 81; 7. J.. Farnsworth y.
! Turnips-English {. l.. Akley zoe, J. f. Gale
40; kqta Bagaa; }. r: Gale 10, John Nes3itt ~;
/ Ruta Baga, yellow, W. +. Taylor 80 Jacob Knapp
40; best exhibit, John Z. Gale $50, John Mes
| btt /.
Tomatoes-Best collection, p J. Farnsworth
Sl.jO. Z. IL. l.. Spauldmg /; best single variety,
! Chas. Wood /, &. g. EndlIch 20.
! Specials-Celery, f. Holbrook 81: kohl rabi,
arthur = sargent 5oS sunlower, w; + SylFes-
| ter %; watermelon. W. +. Gushing ~; turnlps,
| ChaS. Endlich 50: tomatoes, Frank Stearns IS;
martyna, p j. Farnsworth p; cucumbers, ID.
| McGillivray -; tomatoes. Willard Edwards ~:
Mammoth pumpkins. X G Newton 81 onions F.
| H. Barrett 50c; Long White cucumbers Mrs. l..
A. Howe %; Mikado tomatoes. Mrs. A l.. But
terrified p; white cucumbers, ID. McGIliNray -;
| grass, NJ o. Howe 81; potato squash, a. G.. Allen
| LOO field pumpkins, G.. A. Spatford soc; Chill
squash, G. ii. Barrett 50: Mammoth pumpkins,
! ID. McGIllivray sos improved large Lima beans.
| willard Edwards %; TurOan squash, +. J. Earns.
worth 80; cucumbers c. II. L. Spauldiug 80;
White Chestnut squash, 4. c. Sargent 80; orna-
| Morse -, q. a. Adrch 50; peanuts, Ralph Allen
%; red cabbage John Nesbitt, %.
FRUIT.
Pears Largest and best collection, T. f. Bet
terey 50, A. b. Howard :, special, F. F. Cope
land /; Bartlett, 7. F. Betterley soc; Howell,
Beauty, a. b. Howard 81, T. " Robertson 10:
Beurre d'Aujou, a. r. Harris 30, X. VI. Williams
!
Sheldon, c. L. Downer 80, Mrs. Laura j Haskns
Is; Winter Nelis, T. +. Betterley 20 K. NJ. vii
liams IS; Louis Bonnie de Jersey, J. p Liscom
30, A. b. Howard Is; Lawrence, Railway & Whit.
! man 81, Geo. II. Clapp 10; Beurre Bose T. X. Mil
! Ter 30, F. L. Copeland Is; Belle Lucrative,
7. X. Miller 80, A. b. Howard 10; Cayenne White.
! A. b. Howard 3O Bossock, A Howard 20; Is
Gonte, +. Lynde 80; Duchesse Of Bordeau,
| X. NJ. Williams 30; Mt Vernon, r. VI. Williams
o. l; +; Betterley l5 Keller, NJ. Williams 30,
T. F. Betterley IS; Vicar Of Wakefield, G. II.
Clapp 30, I y. Robertson IS; Poste "a, f Lynde
3O Mountain Sweet, 7 F Betterley 30: Kengses-
sing, T. +. Betterley 30; St Michael T. +. Better.
| ley 30; Blocker, G. II. Clapp, 3O Moroccan, G. II.
Capp 80; DR.. Ruder. T. f. Betterley 20: Beurre
Cairgeau. A. b. Howard 80; T. 4 Miller Is;
| Duchesse de Angone, Geo. II. Clapp 30: BufTum,
| X. NJ. Williams 20, A. h. Howard i5 special on
Seeding pears, T. +. Betterley 25
Plums-largest and best collection, A. A,
Peaches-Largest and best collection, E. F.
Copeland, Sl5O, J. p. Liscom /; best display one
variety, 7. \ Robertson SOC, Henry Lyman y.
| Quinces-Best collection, E. +. Copeland 81, ID.
a Henry soc; special, Mrs. j. A. Boyd pc, S. F.
Grapes Largest and best collection. A. A.
Blanchard 81, ?: Liscom /; best display, A. A.
Blanchard l, 5. F. Foster Soc special ON display,
NJ. A. Bailey %, Jacob Kempf -
=, Apples-largest and best collection, T. F..
| Betterley, 80; Geo. T. Miller, 2; Twenty Ounce,
F. f. Thayer zoe. X. NJ Williams, ~; Bottle
Greetings, 7; F. Betterley, 90; F Lynde,. u;
Rhode Island Gree1ings Geo p; Miller, 20, J. g.
Stafford, Y; Blue Pearmain, c. J. Aldrich, -;
Geo ?, Miller, ~; Spitzenburgs, J. F. Stearns,
| 20; FallowateT, Chas. Fowler, %; New York
Pippin, j. G, Stafford, 20; Maiden's Blush, w. l..
Sylvester, 20; Fameuse. c. ]. Aldrich, 10 T. F.
| Betterley, -; Pewaka, j. A. Hawks, 20; Pound
Sweets, C. L. Cobb, 20; j. F. Stearns, ~: Rox-
bury Russets, d. A. Henry, 20; J. @. Stafford, I2
| King OF Tompkins Co., w. F. Sylvester, 2O G. j.
Aldrch, ~ Northern Spy, A. Ingraham, 20; T.
| F. Betterley, IL; Sweet Russets. X. NJ. Williams,
| 20; Baldwins, L. w. Aldrch, %: d. A. Henry, ~:
| Empress, Erving Brown, 20 and -; Hubbardston
Nonesuch. j. f. Stearns, 20; John S. Wood 12;
| Strawberry apple, T. f. Betterey, 70; Mannapple
| c. H. l.. Spaulding, 20; largest and best display
Of fruits, o. L. Miner, 50; r. NJ. Williams 4; best
display, any one variety, j. +. SteaTns, Soc; l..
W. Aldrich, 25.
Crab Apples Best display any one variety,
| Mrs. Laura J. Haskns, 30c.; o. L. Miner Is
Specials -CranbeTies, j. p. Lscom, lOc.; Bar
| berries, j. 7 Liscom. To- Roxbury Russets, O. l..
Miner, ~; Hubbardston, L. Thayer, u: Porters,
! Frances Lynde, II; Blue Pearmain, j. A. Hawks,
l2 collection of fruits Mrs. O. L. Miner 81 on va
rety apples, Irving Brown, SOC; Roadway a
! Whitman so; j. \. Hawks 80; O. ]. Miner 50:
r. NJ. Williams. 81; basket of fruit r. NJ vii,
| hams SOC; j. NJ. Liscom, 80; variety of fruit f.
! f. Thayer, 80: j. q. Stafford, so; John s. Wood
| 80, G. j. Aldrch, 80; w. S. Sylvester, so: Golden
| Russets, +. F. Thayer, 20; j. G. Stafford, 70;
NJ. Cutting, y; Mother apple T. F. Betterley 20;
/ Porters j. f. Stearns 20; j. G. Stafford -: Fall
| Greetings, z. j. AldrCh. ~; Red Astrachan L..
! II. Sawyer, 20; Lady Elgin, A. A Blanchard
90; Belle Flower, d. A. Henry, 20; T, +, Better
ley, II.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
/ Best package printed butter not less than five
pounds, II Richmond s.; A Fitch, 3.
CREAMERY OR FACTORY.
! Rest package September butter not less than
| 10 pounds, BrattlebOrn creamery, 50 and 3: best
| device. packing and shipping butter, q II Better
| ley, NeWfane, ,; swerpstak+ premium includinf
! boxes npb f4Nh Iafr