Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-09-22
PREMIUM LIST.
Where no town is mentioned Newfane is un.

HORSES.
First. class Stations, 5 years old and over list.
w. j. White, 81; I'd, T. F. johnson, Wardsboro'
$50; 3-years old, G. II. Betterley, ESQ
Second class-Brood mare and colt. 'Cvrus
Harding, Townshend, $3.50; 1. F, Thayer, Brat
tieboro, 1.5O. Twoyears old colt. W. s. Eaton,
Grafton. $50; e. w. Morse, so; H. w Sanders
|. Three-yearsold, T. F. Johnson so; Frank
Whitaker, l.5O. Yearling colts, j. j. Dodge DUN
imerston, $50 and 100; F. o. Merrifed, Brook
line, l.
CATTLE.
Thoroughbred Durhams Two-years-old bull,
G. P. Thayer, SO. Yearling bull w. r. Rand 3
=. Holstein and grades, s. to be distributed-H.
NJ Kidder Wardsboro, one yearling bull and
three cows So; j. H. Ware, Townshend, grade
COW, l; F. o. Merrifeld, Brookline, grade bull
and heifer, !; Geo. B. Johnson, grade heifer /.
Channel Islands and grade-Bul cows and
herd, j. H. Ware, $3.50, $50, 4.
Fat cattle Oxen, o. A Davis, Townshend, one
pair; %; T 3; F.: L "a renee, one pair, 2
Townshend, q E. B. Batchelder, l.
=, Steers-Three-year old, A. B. & F. L. Derry,
TT0wnsnend Sa d Il Sparks wliamsve l.
Mich cows-J. H. Ware 81.
=. Grade,Durhams- Bull cali, w. T.Bruce, 50; S.
B. Higgins, 1.50; H. NJ. Hall, /. Bull 1-year-old,
John Whittaker,2. Two.years old heifers T. NJ
Allbee, Brookline, LIST and 3D., and /; f. P. Os-
good, Brookline, I'd, $50. Yearling heifers, T. M
$50. Herds, E. P Osgood, g. T. NJ. Allbee, /.
Town teams-Townshend, $40; Newfane, 8.
SHEEP.
Coarse wool-Best flock, H E. Johnson. S5; F.
G. Lowe, g. Buck, w. T. Bruce, ,; F. c. Lowe,
$50; H. E. johnson. l. Buck lamb H. E. John
SON. 2: G. E. Ware Brookline, 100 Pen ewes,
II. Z. johnson, ,; w. T. Bruce. .5O H. NJ. Hall,
1. Pen eve lambs, F. c. Town, 2; w. T. Bruce,
$50; H. NJ. Hall, l. Cosset, II. E. johnson, .
SWINE.
Brood SOW, H. NJ. Hescock, 81. Boar, H. NJ.
Hall, ,
POULTRY, ETC.
A. g. Warren, coop Plymouth Rocks, IS. Or.
vile White Wardsboro, fox, four months old, 80
BENCH SHOW.
Lincoln & Sherman, wiamsville, hound SO
months, Sl,j0; Willie Sparks, ToYnshend, Scotch
poodle, 150; Arthur Lowell, Pun ey, fox hound
dog Sd, so; coon dog $50; fox hound bitch, 1.50
pen fox bounds $50; E. j. Tuthill fox-hound
| I'd, l; coon dog. I'd, 1.
BUTTER.
Best sample-windham County creamery, So;
| G. II. Betterly, 1.50.
MAPLE SUGAR, SYRUP AND HONEY.
Best sugar, No. /. 50. Best syrup, No. l, $50.
| No .. l. Honey, No. 2, /; No. l, so.
FRUIT.
Apples--w T. Bruce, &c var. roc; c. E. Nichols,
90 var, 45; F. T. Johnson var. 35,; E. NJ. Cush-
ing, 10 var, 25 L. A. Duffner, Townshend, var,
%; W G. Ballou, crabs, 20; E. II. Tuthill, var
49, c. E. Nichols, var, 10; f. NJ. Cushing, var,
| A, T..
Pears-Geo. A Gould, East Dover, var, 80; E.
H. Tuthill, / var. 25; c. L. Nichols 3 var, 90
Pums-E H Tuthill. var, so; Mrs Joel Grout,
2yar, 4O Arthur c. wellman; var, 20; A, T.
Edwards, var 20; J. NJ. & S. N. Kenney, var,
Is; F. j. Pierce, Townshend 20
Peaches-E. H. Tuthill, var, 25; F. j. Pierce,
| 2 var, 20; @. E. Nichols, var, IS,
Grapes-E. H. Tuthill, var. so; F. J. johnson,
8 var, 40; NJ. o. Howe, var, 80; c. E. Nichols, l
Cranberrles Maynard Grout, 10.
CANNED FRUIT.
Mrs Joel G-out, IA var 75; Mrs Arthur Well
man, 10 var, go; Frank Potwne, 10 var, so; Otis
Reed. South Wardsboro, var, 20.
Jely-Mrs Frank Potwine, 10 var, so; Mrs. A
c. Wellman Townshend, var, 20.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
Quts-Mrs Henry Holland, Townshend, sill
emo. quilt, 50; Mrs. Merrill Pierce Putney' log
cabin So Mrs w. B Harris, Brookne, patch
work, /; Cora Kidder, Wardsboro, outline, .7h
Fannie Whitaker patchwork, .5O Mrs. r. A. 81
monds patchwork rs; Mrs Lucy Cushing two
RugsNMrs. G. r. Wheeler, hand drawn WOO
rug, 81; Fannie Whitaker, 3 hand drawn rugs, 2
Mrs. Levi Tenney, Athens hand drawn wool rug
/; Mrs G. w. Parsons, hand drawn wool rug, /
Mrs f. H. Cook, Brookline, rugs, /; Mrs; Lucy
Cushing s rugs, 2; Mrs. Henry Holland Towns
bend, rug /; Mrs W. B. Harris Brookline
Rag carpets-Mrs. E. H. Cook, Brookline, S1.5O
FANCY ARTICLES.
J NeWfan6-MrS u. w. fdTsOHS, ptusicSi luC
Mrs. j. c. Howe, IVY 10; Mrs W. H. Hescock
sweet peas, 10; Mrs. NJ. o. Howe, two basket
dahlias, 20; Mrs. r ay Howe, Easter eggs, 25c
| Mrs Joel Grout, 3 emb. aprons and bouquet o
flowers, so; Mrs. H. Kenney, plant, 10; Gerti
Croker pansies 10; Jessie NJ. ParkerJslippers, 25
Incy Benedict tidy, SO; Mrs w. NJ sBatche lder
, stand cover, IS; Fanny Whitaker, stand, 80
E Mrs r. p jackson, mittens, IS; Carrie Lowe
painted plate rs; Z H. Tuthill, tides 40; Ernes
Tuthill, tides, 40; Mrs. S. G. Brown, basket, 30
Carrie Carpenter pillow cases, %; Aoble Ken
| new picture throw, IS; Mary Newton, arrow
heads, 10; Mrs. H, e. Kidder, night dress 20
: Hermon Howe, horned owl and fine grosoeak
; | 30: Carlton and Clifton Howe, butcher bird, %:
o Townshend-Kate A. Wiswel horseshoes, pin
p cusion kew rack and watch case, 30; Grace Thay
J err. paper vase 10: Jonas Allen, pen work, q
= Minnie Prouty crochet work, tides, 2m ats, an
> Slippers, 1.5O; Mrs. L. A. Walker, table mats an
2tides, IS; Marion Cathan pin cushion, 3D. L
= F. Boutelle, afghan, /. 1880.
IL WilliamsYile-Luella Williams, hand palnte
d pictures l.25. 10
MarIboro-Mrs H. e. Howe, lamp mat, 20.
, Brookine-Mrs. Frank Potwtne, salad spoo
d and fork, IS: Julia POtwlne, tidy, 10; Mrs VI
d Harris, bureau scarf, tray cloth, afghan tluS
g nicture throw, so; Mrs. William Ware, stan
u cover and slumber roll rs; Mrs. G. E. Ware, It'd!
IS 20. Mrs e. H. Cook. night dress, 5U -
q Wardsboro-Cora Kidder slumber roll, 90; Mr.
4 NJ. A. Smith, picture scarf, 30; Cora Marsh, TIA
! 10 ., , ,,, ~
J. | and mans scarf, %. ~
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