Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-09-29

Golden Duckwing Game Bantams- Chas r.
Fish, Greenfield, chicks, 1sti c. G. Paine chicks,
Silver Duckwing Game Bantams-M Marsh s.
Reed, fowls list.
Yellow Duckwiug Game Bantams-Marsh &
Golden Seabright Bantams-Merrill T. Moore,
fowls, I'd; A. Adsit, chicks, list
silver Seabright Bantams-W A. Bristol, fowls,
list
Buff Pekin BaDtams-B A. streeter fowls, 1st
White Bantams-S. Miner, fowls, list
Pearl Guineas-M. r. Nelson, fowls, 1st chicks,
White Guineas-C c. c. Paine, chicks list.
Pearl Turkey-W. A Harris. chicks, LIST
fowls, I'd.
White Call Ducks--Arthur L. Winter, chicks,
White Pekin Ducks-J R. Cotton, Mortified,
chicks LIST and I'd.
Special premiums Collection Of cats Milton
and George Pierce, lst VIM. Winslow, 2d rab
bits, Jerome Moran, 2d; foxes, Weed X. Pierce,
LIST pigeons, Milton and George Pierce, list; coons,
Frederick X. Pierce LIST; squirrels, George Fred
erick and Weed Pierce, list, c. II. Prescott, I'd;
barred Plymouth Rocks. A. Adsit, I'd, Geo. H.
Burnham, Sd.
Thursday night the committee found a hen
which had been overlooked The owner can have
her by enquiriDg of W. f Goddard.
BENCH SHOW.
Round Head Bull terrier-w. j. Wood, Green
field LIST on dog. Irish bull terrier-W. j. Wood
LIST ON dog English bull terrier-F. II. Miller, list
on dog and LIST ON bitch st. Bernard-Mrs. KEEL
ley Of Ashuelot, n. H, I'd on dog. Shepherd-Ma
Greenfield, 2d on bitch LIST and I'd on dog. Scotch
COllie-F. II. Holland, East Dover list on bitch;
NJ McNeigh, 2d on dog. Fox hound-G. w Pierce
list on dog; A. Lowell, Putney I'd on bitch; pups
g. W. Pierce, lst and % on deg and LIST on bitch
Coon dog-G. W. Pierce, LIST on dog Cocker
Spaniel-Mrs. r. II, Baker list on dog; G. s.
Charles Spaniel Fra X Welcome. ist on dog
English pugs-MTs. Nj H. Miller, LIST on bitch
Mrs. c. ?. Collins, 3D.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Ctrn-B Best trace PROV corn, j. G. Stafford 81;
second, j. f. Gale, Guilford, /: best trace S-rOw,
{. W. Sargent, ?; tcond, Chas. g. Townshend,
Putney; i best trace dent corn, DIS Pratt, q sec
ond, Alfred Cushman, Bernardston, Mass, 1;
John Nesbitt, 30
Best peck spring wheat, j. Nesbitt 81; winter
wheat, /; best peck oats NJ X. Nelson, Demands
ton ;second, }. Nesbitt, 500 best peck barley, e.
Gale second, John Nesbitt, so; best peck buck
wheat, John Nesbitt, l; second, Alfred Cushman,
so; best peck winter rye, W. G Collier, Vernon,
/; second, A. W. Bartlett, 30; spring rye, J. +.
Gale, ]; second, A. Cushman, 80; best peck field
beans, John E. Gale, second; A. lngraham, 80;
field beans, John S. Wood, West Bratteboro,
special, 80. India wheat, John Nesbitt, special,
Largest and best display, John Nesbitt, IS; sec
Ond, John h. Gale 9: third, A. Cushman. a.
Special Frank c. Hamilton, 4; Mrs.
Gilbert Mcclure, !; c. Endlich, 3; Leroy Corbett,
/; John Gale, 6; John Nesbtt, Geo. Cutler, o. l..
l..
Akley, Jason +. Bushnell Akley & Briggs Har-
~ NJ. Williams H. d. PANEL, George +. Mosely,
Lillian D; Higley, Il e. l.. Fisher, ?; b. w. Brown,
z; W m Temple, 5; j. 7. Goodeuough, .; L.Street-
er, 3; G. +. Morse, =; J. g. Stafford, 3;
VEGETABLES.
{ Largest and best exhibit of vegetables and
gram by boy, Jason Bushnell, So largest and
best collection of vegetables, d. McGilivray, TO-
second, {. Endlich, :, third, j. +. Gale. 5: best
collection potatoes, c. L. Akley, 3, second b. w.
Beans-Best collection garden varieties, Frank
c. Hamilton, l, Chas. q. Endlich, soc; best single
variety, j. G. Stafford. 30, Chas. Harris, %
Beets-Largest and best collection. j. +. Gale,
], ID. McGillivray, Soc; best peck table beets, Roy
all Wood, 20, b. W. Brown, 50; best collection
mangel, d. McGilliyray, So Chas. Endlich, 40
Cabbages-Best heads +. o. Lee, 100 l..
Streeter, sO best and largest single head, Mrs +.
o. Lee, l, A. Mellen, soc.
Carrots Best half peck for table use, Royal
Wood, so, John Gale, 10; best half peck for stock
use, John Gale, 50, Chss. Endch, 40.
Caullhower-Best specimens, X. ii. Hescock,
H. Hescock, ID, Waldo Rouillard, 80.
Celery Best heads white plume, w. II. Hey
wood, l, G. G. Enolich, SOC; best heads golden
self bleaching, ID. McGillivray, 80; best heads
Giant Pascal {. G. Endlich, 81; best heads any
variety, Z. &. Endlich, 80.
Corn-Best evergreen, c. q. Endch, 20,
j. +. Gale, 40 best ears mammoth, o. l.. Miner,
20, j. f. Gale 40; best ears Cory, a. q. Allen,
7O John Nesbitt, 40; best collection ears each,
G. G. Endlich, $50, ID. McGillivray, /.
EEB pldnl-D. lhCbllllNTdgs - W. Euulltls
Melons Best watermelons, A. Sanderson, so
and 40; best green flesh muskmelons, A san
derson, So b. W. Brown, 40; best yellow flesh
musk melons, b. W. Brown. 20, A. Sanderson, 30.
Onions-Best half peck red globe, d. McGilli-
vray, J. Chas. Endlich, soc; best half peck yellow
globe Danvers, +. W Scott, !, A. c. Sargent, soc;
best half peck red WeatheTstield, Chas. Endlich,
!, c. Harris soc; best half peck any other named
variety, f. W. Scott ], c. Harris soc; best and
largest display. Chas. Endlich, $50, d. McGllli
vray, /.
Parsnips-Best long smooth, D. McGnlivray,
20, Cbas. Endlich, 50 best hollow crown. d. Nc
Gillivray. 10, A. g. Allen, 40 best any other va
riety, D. McGillivray, 20 and 40.
Radishes- Best collection named varieties, j. f.
Gale, 60, d. McGiivray 30.
Pumpkins-B, ST field. A. A FAIRBANKS CO. ID.
McGillivray, 3O best any other variety j +.
Gale, 60 and 20; one heaviest mammoth, d. Nc
Gillivray, !, c. Endlich, soc.
Peppers-Best quarts sweet mountain, W. II.
Haigh, 60, d. McGillivray, 80; best quarts ruby
king, c. G. Endli,h 60, b. McGilliyray, 80.
Salsify-Best specimens, ID. McGillivray, CO.
Turnips- Best English or fiat, J. f. Gale, co.
G. Endlieh, 40; best ruta 6agas, white, John
yellow, b. W. Brown, so and 40; best exhibit of
turnips, J. f. Gale, 1.tO, b. W. Brown, !.
Squashes-Best crookneck summer j Z: Gale
40, A. G.. Allen 30: best bush scaop, d. McGl. |
vray, 20, c. L. Akely, 3d. best Hubbard, H. s.
Streeter $50, w. b. Brown, best pure marrow,
G. G. Endlch, soc, j. F. Gale, 40; best pure tur
ban, c. G. Endch, so, d. McGivray. 40; best
pure mammoth d. McGivray, so c. q. End
Itch, best Essex hybrid, b. W. Brown, soc, ID.
McGillvTay, 30; best early prolific marrow, II. S.
Streeter, 80 X. g. Wood, 40; best any other va
riety, B. W. Brown 20, ID. McGillivray, 10: largest
and best display, c. g. Endlich, 9, d. McGillivray,
25.
Tomatoes-Best collection Chas Endlich, 80, |
Frank c. Hamilton, /; best single variety, c. End |
Itch, !, A. A. Halliday 5Oc.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Dairy hutteT-1st, S. c. Severance, Leyden. |
Mass, I'd divided between j. c. Sherburn and G.. |
A. Spafford; class 2,best prints pounds or more, |
LIST, Pinnacle farm, G.. c. Wright, supt; I'd, c. II. |
Betterly, West Dummerston; dairy sweepstakes,
Geo. c. Wright, supt.
Creamery-Clsss g. best tub 20 pounds, Monta-
que Creamery company; class 4, best prints 10
pounds or more, Deertield Creamery association;
I'd, Brattleboro creamery; creamery sweepstakes
Deertield Valley creamery; Perce's grand sweep
stakes, Geo. c. Wright, Walpole
Cheese-Special, Mrs. j, 7. Goodenough; class
i. W. Rice. Westield; class b. best dairy sage,
Hrs. c. o. Thurber, West Halifax: 3D. Mrs j. II.
Richmond, Green River; sweepstakes, c, P. Whit
icy, Marlboro.
MILK TEST.
Cow producing largest amount Of milk, NJ. Nc
Weigh, S25 I'd, Jacob Kempf, 10; largest amount
.. Gale, Guilford, IS: cows, butter test, d. II.
ioodell Antrim, N. H., 80; j. A. Alexander, Gull
ord Centre, %.
FRUIT.
Apples-Largest and best collection, L. o.
iunn, 49, o. 4, Miller, 9, Geo. p. Miller. / Nor
hem Spy, l.. o. Gum. SOC, A. lngTaham, l2;
Winter Sweet L. o. Gum, 30; Porter. j. f.
tearns, so, Francis Lynde, 90; Gillihower, L. o.