The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-09-29

lst, S;2l, Brattleboro Creamery, s; cream
erv sweepstakes, Deerfeld Valley Creamery
IF lst, B; Pierce's grand sweepstakes. Geo
!; Wright, 10.
v Whitney, Marlboro, LIST, %; I'd. II W Rice
:; Westfeld. Mass, 3; class b. best dairy. sage
!, z Thurber, West Halifax, LIST, D; I
:, Richmond, Green River. I'd, 8. Special o
j. sage, p Goodenough, 1st and I'd, B and
) Sweepstakes on cheese, Whitney, 8.
Cauliflowers Best three specimens,
: Hescock, LIST. SOC; Waldo RoilIard, %, 400
! best single specimen, R H Hescock, 1st, 4Oc
!. WaldOw Roilard, 81. SOC.
\ Celery: Best three heads White Plume
r W II Haywood, 1st, 81; Chas Endlich, "a
8 Soc; best three heads Golden Self. Branching
: u McGilivary, LIST, 81; best three head
Giant Pascal, Cnas Endltch, LIST, 500; bes
three heads any other variety, Chas Endllch
> 1st, SOC.
Corn Best s ears evergreen, Chas End
:. Heb. 1T, roc; John e Gale, ID, 4cc; best :
ears Mammoth, 0 l. Miner. LIST, 1Oe; John
Gale. 9 |, 40c; best s ears Cory, A Allen
1st, zoe; John Nesbitt, %, Acc; bfst ears any
corn, John e Gale. I'd, 40e; best collection
ears each. Chas Endlich, lst, 8 so; Nc
GillIvary. 81. 81.
Egg Pant: Best three specimens, D Nc
Calvary. LIST, Soc; Chas EudI'ch, 81, 40c.
Melons Best two Watermelons, A San
| QeTSOU, ISL, oUC, n SduuCleOuS SIs 1VS OCSt
three green lash Muskmslons,1A Sanderson
lst, SO:; w Brown, ~, 40c; best three vel.
low fssh Muskmelons, B W Brown, 1st, SOC
SandersOn, 9 |, 40c.
Peppers Best two quarts Sweet Noun
tain, II H Haigh, 1,t. 6Oc; D McGillivary,
I'd, 3)c; best two quarts any other variety i e
Satisfy Best six specimens, y McGili-
vary. LIST, co.; Chas bndlich, 81, BIC.
| SGuashcs Best three CroOkneck Summer,
John E Gaze. LIST, 70s; A. G Allen, ID, 3Oc;
best bush Sc sllop, d NJ McGilivary, LIST, 10.;
G /. Akley. ~, 31c; best three Hubbard. H s
Streeter, 1st. ST so; w B Brown, %, 81 best
three pure Marrow, chas Eudiich. 1st, 500;
John 4 Gale, -, 400; best three pure Tur'
ban, Chas Endlich, 1st, soc; u McGillivary,
81, 4O,; best three pure Mammoth, ID Nc
Gillivary, lat. 81 SO; Chas Endlicb, q, 81;
best three Essex Hybrid. b. W. Brown: lst.
sos MeGlyaFy ~ sr 41 best s t s fsry
Wood, 81, 4O;; best three OF auy otner varIe.
ty, w Brown. LIST, So; D MEG llivary, %,
40c; largest and best display, Chaa Endlich,
1st, -; D McGillivary, 81, 81 %.
Turnips: Best English or fiat, yellow or
white. John Gale, lst, 70,; Chas Endlich, q,
zoe; Thompson Cain. 81, 400; best y yellow
ruta bega, B w Brown 1st and "a. soc and
4Oc; best exhibit of turnips, j 4 Gale, 1st,
100; B W Brown, %. l.
Tomatoes: - Best collection. not less
than of q kind, Chas Endlicb, -lst, 100
Frank Hamilton, I'd. best single variety,
Chas Endlch, 1st, /; A A Halliday. %, soc;
best and largest collection, D McGiiiivary' |
1st; Chas EndlIch, ID; special, J E Gale, 81
Maple Sugar, Syrup and Honey.
Best sample pail sugar, 10 pounds or more.
H Stowe & Son, Wilmington, hrst. W, 9est
sample c,ked sugar, 10 pounds or more, H
q Gan Zes1cnn0
H H Winchester. Wilmington, l; best speci.
men of maple syrup fitted for market, not less
than one gallon, j HI Stowe Il Son. Whining
ton, 1st, 3; second best, Il H Winchester,
Wilmington, 1; best display of maple sugar
and syrup, j H Stove & Son; Wllmingt4n'
mington, 2 so; special, Gertrude Whitney. /:
Uest and most attractive display OF comb and
extracted honey. A A Bayard, West Chester
field, N H, 1st. g.; second best, Eugene San
derson, West Townshend, 90,
Jeliies, Canned Fruits, Pickles. etc.
Sample assorted pickles, Alma Goodenougb,
LIST, 253; ID, Mrs Geo Horner. Ia; sample
picked peppers, Mrs Geo Horner, 1st, %;
sample picked tomatoes, Mrs Geo Horner,
lst, %; sample picked cucumbers, Mrs A
Jones, LIST, 25; 81, A Goodenough, u; sample
cider vinegar, Mrs II Nichols, lst, %: Mrs 9
Fl Learnard. Is; sample canned peaches, G G
LIST, %; 81, q E Atwood, Is; sample !
canned pears, / Betterley, 1st, %; 2 !, Z Il
10; sample canned ounces, G + At
wood, 1st, %; 81. Mrs Geo Ho 'ner, 10; sam ,
pie canned plums, &C Betterly, lst, 20; ~, =
Mrs T N Lynde, Is; samnle canned straw.
berries, Geo Horner, LIST, %: sampi, canned
wood, Is; sample canned blackbeTries, Mrs
Horner. list, %; 81. c C Bet'ery, 10; sample g
ounce jelIy, Mrs Geo Horner, LIST, 20: I'd, II E l
Mowry, T.; sample apple jelly: Mrs Geo Hor' 9
Ter. ist. 20; q, 81 Z Mowry. 10; samI grape
i 1 M0w ss%D L 6 sU S MRS sv
1 f Mowry, LIST, 20; sample raspberry jelly, :
i T. Mowry, Isl, go; display of jeles made
" any lady, H Z MOwry, LIST, 90; 81, Mrs q
iorner, so; display of canned fruit, Mrs Geo il
Homer, LIST, 2 so; 81, Lynde. so 2
Agricultural Products.
Corn, wheat, oats, etc:-3est trace IL row 2
orn, not less than % ears, true name, G p
stafford, lst. So; John E Gale. Gullford, 81, 81
:: Best traces row corn, not less than % NJ
ars. true name. c W Sargent, 1st, 2; Cnas q u
'ow nshend, Putney. |. /; best trace of any p
Their variety, ID S Pratt, 1st. 2; Alfred Cush- =
1an, Bernardsto1 Mass. |, l; best trace pop NJ
orn. true name, c w Sargent, LIST, /: John e
IesDtt, West Brattleboro, %, So; best peck CO
pring wheat, John Nesbitt, West Brattte- .
oro. 1st, a.; best peck winter wheat, John "a
IesoltL, West Brattleboro. LIST, best peck pi
ats, N 4 Nelson, Bernsrdston, Mass LIST, l.:
ohm Nesbitt, West Brattleboro, ID, soc: best NJ
eek barley, John Gale, Guilford, /; John 10
esbitt, West Brattleboro, I'd. soc; best peck M
uckwheat, John Nesbitt, West Brattleboro Is
1t, l.; Alfred Cushmsn, Bernardston, Mass, CD
|, 500; best peek winter rye, W q Collier. er
ernon. LIST. L; A W Bartlett, I'd, soc; best N
eek spring rye, John Gale, Guilford. 1st, 1; v
Cusbman, Bernardston, Mass, I'd. soc; best N n
EEK field beans, John Gale. Gui!ford, lst, M
Ingraham, Guilford. "a, 50c; for the larg. sis
It aud best display Of agricultural pro Iucts MI
ON the above, John Nesbitt. West Brattle. Sc
,ro, 1sl, s; John E G,le, Gullford, ri, 8: er
Cushman. Bernardston. Mass. 3d. liv
SPECIAL Frank c Hamilton, 1Oc, 25c, 1O,. err
c. Mrs Gilbert Mcclure. soc; C English. MI
8. e5c, 25c; Leroy Corbtt, 25,10c, 25c, 5Oc, W W
Z; John Nesbtt. SOC; G l. Fisher, SOC: Geo M
ltler. soc; B " Brown. soc. SOC, SOC, 5Oe. tol
8; Wm Temple, Soc, soc. CSC, 25c, 81: IN. ic'
IN ID Higley, 25c; P Goodenough, 25c ,25c: "a
Sireeter, SOC, 500, soc; o L Miner, sos: ~
lompson Cain, ao;; Geo + Hubbard, soc; Al
l. Akeley, Csc; g q Morse; 25:: james +
ishnell, 25c; Stafford. 25., 25c. %: c l.
sher. soc; g 4 NJ ,rse, 81; Akley x Briggs.
8; Harry NJ Williams, sc: H ID PANEL ",
c; G + Mosely, 20c. rs,
Vegetables. orr
Largest AMI best exhibit of vegetables and r
ain product by an Valley Fair bow un,ler rs ~,
ars of ge:-Jssen Bushnell, Ist, as: sbi
gest and best collection of vegetables. hs,
med, excluding potst0es, ID Mc(Sllliysrv' nh
Z. 10; Chas Endllch, 2li. I best collection 90,
pot itoes OF not more than l2 varieties. two Sal
arts each variety, Akley, LIST, 5; B W lar
own, End, 3. 5Oe
Scans Best collection garden varieties. JoI
o quarts each, dry, Frank G Hamilton, I.t ba.
Chas q Endiich, God. soc; best single nc
riety. two q's, each, j q Stafford, lst. soc zoe
Harris, End, 25:. Special, Mrs Gilbert Nc. mig