The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-10-02
NUMBER 9.

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Best hve yoke owned by' exhibitor, WI
Richardson. S25; second Waite n Nichols II.
Judges, George w Hooker. Brattleboro +
boro. "'''
DRAFT OXEN, weighing less than 5000 lbs
ss1 wpts psas : R,ah"y Avsry slq "a Sargent, 6;
1900 lbs. best pair. Waite & Nichols. 12: ID
FW Morse, 6; Sd + StockweIl, 4. Omen tn
al, best pair and second Waite & Nichols.
5O and 20; Sd = < Stockwell, Is.
Judges, Richmond, Guilford; James
Hn.nam' winchester; j d Avery, Buckand,
TRAINED sTEERs-Two years old and un.
der, must be driven by boys II years old or
9nder, pest pair W Thurber, b Nj Barber,
Judges, Henry Underwood, Townsbena.
warren cushing, Vernon; NJ Barber,
STEERS AND CALvEs-Two years old and nm
ger, pest pair years old W Richardson a.:
"a; Nelson, 2; best pair yeariings W +
y. pn'Snarqson, O.. pest pair calves j NJ Barber,
Judges. Chas squires, Gulforc; OH Car.
penteI, west brattleboro; Warner, Ber.
TEAMS Working cattle exhibited
towns, best town team not less than 10 woke
Glllford, $l5; I'd West Brattleboro, 10.
Judges, W F Richardson Bratteboro: Geo
Y Phlll1ps. Putney; q A Mason, Hnsdaie.
FAT cATTLE-Best pair fat oxen s., Cd 3.
pest rat steers under years old 5, I'd 3. VIZ
Richardson; best fat COW Chas Robinson. 3:
I'd S Goodell. 2. D''"'" .,
| Judges. johnson, Vernon Geo II Phil
lips, Putney;J } Jackson, Chesterfield
Sheep.
| superintendent, o I Ware.
| SouTHDowNs-Grade buck j G Stafford. Az.
"a w BAL. .; buck lamb W W Ball, 2; 8
eve eve lambs Stafford, !; buck lamb Wv
Ball, grade buck lamb W Richardson. /.
| best buck D Wheat, g.; I'd d S Pratt, .:
best ewes D Pratt, 2; ID Redwav & Whit.
man, best buck lamb ID Pratt, 3; I'd id
Wheat, best eve lambs S Pratt, 9; I'd
Wheat. best flock of any breed D $
fat sheep of any breed Pratt, 2.
Judges. ID Redway, Bratteboro; d 8
Pratt, BrattleLoro; q A Spofford, Chester
field.
superintendent, T Ware.
Best boar.O Ware, 81, 90: second best do.
W Rtchrrdson.3 90; jersey red boal. Read.
Whitman, 800; best sow and pigs, O f
Ware, 0 W, also best pen Shotes, three or
more, 800; second best do. Smith Hardy 200:
best tat hog, w F Richardson, 4 90. second
best DO, W F Richardson, 800; grade hogs,
Rice, Berkshire. 800; boar, J A Miller,
NJ
~ 600, lst second, Sd 8 90, pen shotes, 4th
800, by Ii Cushman.
Judges, G " Pierce, Brattleboro: Luke
Wea!herbead, West Brattleboro; W Cush-
ing, Vernon.
Poultry.
LIGHT Misunderstanding pen, 1st, WE
Marsh, Westport; I'd, Chas H Barnes, Wal.
pole. N H; Sd. N ii Cushingbam. Pair
fowls, lat, 4 H Cushman I'd, r H Cushman;
| Sd, w Harris, Hinsdale, N n. Pair chicks.
1st. w Marsh. Westport, Il; I'd, Chas H
Bemis; 3D., W Gregg.
Ware; I'd, Oscar Ware; 30. Redwsy and and
oscar Ware sd R.aH. .:s osSsr sss W:5s "a
Pair chicks. 1st, Oscar Ware; Cd, Oscar
Ware; Sd, Oscar Ware.
WHITE COcHINs.-1st, W E Marsh, West.
port, n II. Pair fowls, 1st w E Marsh, West.
port, II, Pair chicks. lst, W f Marsh, West
port. N r; sd, N W Looms; 80, N W
w Richardson. Pair chicks, 1st. N w Loom
is; I'd. c w Richardson: 81, VIM Ferry,
Greenfield, Mass. Breeding pen arrived too
late.
WHITE PLYMOUTH RoCKs.-1st Edyar NJ
Fish Greenfield. Mass; I'd. Mrs 0 L Miner;
1st, Edgar NJ Fish, Greenfield. Mass. Pair
Chicks, 1st, Mrs O L Miner; 2J. Mrs OIL
Miner; Sd. W Marsh, Westport. n Fl.
SILVER WYANDoTTEs. Breeding pen. 1st,
r ii Cushman, Bernardston, Mass: ID, Cbas
Barnes, Walpole; Sd, Henry Schurman. Pair
fowls, lst. Caas Barnes, Walpoe; ID F A
Wire. Pair chicks. 1st, Henry Scherman;
3D. f A Wier. Drewsvile; Sd, A F
Lyons.
WHITE WYANDOTTEs-Breedin pen, 1st,
A f Lyons. Greenfield; %, A F S Lyons,
Greenfield; Sd. Herman Rhodes, Hinsdale.
Pair fowls. 1st. A F S Lyons, Greenfield 81.
Herman Rhodes. Pair chicks, 1st. A FS
Lyons, Greenfield; I'd, Henry Field; 3D.,
Herman Rhodes.
GOLDEN WYANDoTPt s-Pair chicks. 1st.
c c Paine, So Randolph. Vt; Sd, Herman
Rhodes.
w F B sPANIsH-Breeding pen, 1st, W f
Marsh. Pair chicks. 1st, w Marsh.
S G. Brown LEGHORNS- Breeding pen, 1st,
n H Cushman: 2nd, w E Marsh, Westport
Sd, W E Marsh, westport Pair fowls. 1st,
man; I'd, w + Marsh; 81, W E Marsh.
Domestic Manufacturers.
superintendent, r Cressey.
Best bed quilt, silk. 1st Mrs Raleigh 500,
% Mrs II G Smith, i5cts; best bed quilt, cot
ton, lst Mrs Raleigh, so cts, Cd Mrs f A
Richmond, 30cts best bed quilt, worsted.1st,
Mrs Sophie Rugg, Scots % Nancy Currier.
30cts; best Afghan, knit or crochet 1st Mrs
F H Ware, Scots, 2d Helen H Squires 3Octs;
comb Scots, I'd Minnie c Fisher 3Octs;
best skirt, knit or crochet, Minnie Fisher 30c;
best cape knit or crochet. 1st. soc, Minnie c
I'd, Mrs s L Morris 20 best hood, 1st.
Jacob 30; ID Minnie Fisher 20; best
mlttens, 1st c Adams. 80; Sd Mrs A Ingra-
ham 20; best stockings, let Mrs w L Sylvest-
er 80; I'd Mrs A Ingraham 80; best etching
lst Margaret H Hill 30; ID Fred Jacobs %;
best yarn rug 1st Mrs Lucy Chamberlain 30;
ID Mrs o f Williams 20; best table mats 1st
Mrs J F Willard 80; I'd Mrs Sophia B Rugg
%.
FANCY woRK-Best sample silk embroid.
cry 1st Mrs Frank Griswold soc; best en-
broidered bag 1st Ruth Adams 80: best paint
ed banneret Mrs w Corbett 80: best en-
broidered banneret Mrs Chas Ebbighau-
sen 80; best bureau scarf outline Mrs c f
Thurber 30; best bureau scarf drawn work
LIST Mrs W Tisdale 30; I'd Mrs Mary Smith
20; best toilet set Mrs Frank Griswold 80;
hest silk scarf crazy work Mrs Grace Dutton
30: hest tidy crochet 1st Mrs Hervey Thaver
30: % Mrs Davis 20: best tidy In en-
Droidered canvas 1st Mrs L c Adams.
20, = Mrs Willard lngrahsm 20;
best lambrequn. macreme, list Walter Farr'
,0c; best splasher In outline embroidery,
lst, Mrs Oscar Covey. soc. 81, Marv II clark
,0c: best tables pread, 1st. Mrs Chas E0big-
iausen. soc. 81. Mrs II G Clark. zoe; best
.rochet shawl. 1st, Mrs Olive Stacy, SOC. 2d
Lizzie Adams. 20c: best oil painting. lst Mrs
Il L Winan. SI5c. 81, Mrs Albert Rockwelll.
'0c; best decorated pottery. 1>r Z W Wor-