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

James A. Horton; best display Austrim. salem
ana second on Concord, Jacob Kempf; best dis.
play Niagara and second on Delaware o. f. MIL
Ter, Leyden; best display Brightons II II Baker.
best display Early Amber, f. F. Copeland
lNoTE,-The premiums on apples, pears peach
es, plumns, grapes and ounces are given as car
N error, however, having awarded more money
than the official premium list calls for and the
amounts VIII be subject to revision before the pre-.
miums are paid.
MAPLE SUGAR, SYRUP lSND HONEY.
Best sample pail sugar. j. II. Stowe & Son.
wilmington, 80; best sample Caked sugar. j. II
stowe Son, 2; second II. II. Winchester viii
mington, !; best sample maple syrup, j. II
stowe & SON. 2; second, II. II. Wheeler, I; best
display OF maple sugar and syrup, J. II. Stowe
a Son, D; second, II. II. Winchester 2 so; special
Gertrude Whitney, !; best and most attractive
display of honey, A. A. Byard, West Chesterfield
o; second, Eugene Sanderson, West Townshend
JELLIEs, CANNED FRUIT AND PICKLES.
Assorted pickles Alma Goodenough. s.25: sec
ond, Mrs. Geo. Horner, IS; picked peppers, rs:
picked tomatoes, .25 picked cucumbers Mrs A
A. Jones, .25; second, A. Goodenough is; cider
vinegar, Mrs II. Nichols, .25; second CHI Learn.
ard 70; canned peaches, G. G. Betterly, %; sec
ond, Mrs. A. f. Atwood, rs; canned pears. c. G
Betterly, %; second, Mrs. A. Z. Atwood Is: can.
ned ounces, Mrs. A. E. Atwood, 25; second Mrs
hornsT 10; canned plums, &C Betterly, 25; sec
ond, Mrs. T. N. Iynde, Is: canned strawberries
Mrs. Homer, %; canned cherries, %; second
Mrs. A. E; Atwood, 10; canned blackb berries, Mrs
Horner %; second, c. Bettery Is;
Jelly-Quince, Mrs G H. Homer. 8 20: Mrs II
r. MONTY 10; apple, Mrs. Horner 20; Mrs H. f.
MONTY ilO grape, Mrs. Mowry, 70; Mrs Horner.
~; blackberry, Mrs. H. f. Mowry, .20 raspberry.
~ display OF jellies by one lady, Mrs. Mowry,
second, Mrs Horner, so.
Display of canned fruit, Mrs Horner, $3.50;
second Mrs j. NJ Lynde, 80.
COOKERY.
Entire wheat bread, Mrs f. V. VIM, 81 so; Cd.
MRS j. w. Thurber, 1jc; special Mrs. Leroy Cor
oett, %; wheat bread. Huldah Kelsey, %, Della
Anderson, 20; corn bread, Mrs J w. Thurber %:
baked brown bread, Florence Thurber, y. Mrs
J.. W; Thurber, 20; steamed brown bread Mrs j
W Ihurber, ., Florence Thurter, 20; chocolate
cake, Mrs. A. i. Atwood 40, Mrs Ii. A. Jones'
~; Jelly cake Mrs H. A. Jones' 10; fruit cake
Mrs E. Bushnell, 80, Mrs A. Ingraham GuiIford
40; sponge cake, Mrs. E. V. VIM, 4O Mrs L. W
Lord, 20; cocoanut cake, Minnie Nesbitt 40; gin.
ger cake, Mrs. A. Ingraham, 90 Mrs f. Bushnell
go; cream cake Mrs IL. A. Jones 10: doughnuts
Mrs; L. W. Lord, 30, Mrs. Leroy Corbett, 2O
crulers, Mrs. II. a Jones' 40, Mrs. + W Cirau.
herring 20; layer cake, Mrs. Herbert Nichols, 40;
butternut cake, Annie Mellen, Guilford, 20: mar.
3Ie cake Hattie Fessenden, 20; raised cake. Mrs
heroert Nichols 80 Mrs. II. A. Jones, 20; mince
pie, Mrs. A. Ingraham, 25 Mrs. II. A. Jones, ~;
custard pie, Mrs Chas Harris, 25, Mrs A In.
era m ali pumpkin pie, Mrs; A. T. Saw
yer y ni mt Mr BrattleborT - Alta Scott 90 APP
20; cranberry pie Mrs Ingraham, %, Alta scott
~; cream pie, Mrs. Chas, Harris, % peach cake.
-'aios " hIhultTlOR. AUs angel cake. Mrs. 4 r
Atwood, 40 Mrs. f. V. VIM. %
special premiums-23 pies, Alta Scott 81;
squash pie and pumpkin pie, Mrs. Chas. Harris,
p each N'
Girls under 10 years of age-White bread Alice
Waterman, 50; brown bread Bertha E. Tenney.
%; graham bread Alice Waterman, So Louisa
Green, p.
FANCY WORK AND DOMESTIC MANUFACT-
UREs.
Rag carpet Mrs. 5. T. Crowningshield. -: silk.
Quit, Mrs. j w Thomas Mryt Al
cotton quilt, Mrs. II. A. Smith. 90 Mrs X p
Ellison 30; worsted quilt, Hope f. Cushman, 30,
~ iS 4 a15,e Gage' 3D. counterpart g. Hubbard
Helen Larkin, 30; shawl Mrs Ernest Goode.
nough; cape, Mrs. d. f. Downer, 3D. Minnie Pow.
ell 20; mittens, Mrs Theo Rand 80 S. E. Rawson
20; edging. Mrs. j. f. Jacobs. 30 Mrs ID +
Downer, N; yarn rug, G. Hubbard 80; rag rug
Carrie X Johnson, 30 NJ. L. Corbett, N; table
toilet mats, Mrs. Herbert Nichols 30 Mrs D. r.
DoWner, 20; lamp mats Mrs D. f. Downer 30
= MIS-. w H. Harvey, 30 tidy in rickrack Mrs
Laura Haskins, 20; EN- embroidered lambreoun Mrs
H. A. smith, 30, Mrs Lotte Gage, 20; splasher i'm
outline embroidery, Mrs l. Crosier 80; table
spread, Belle Emerson 30, Mrs. r Baker, ~;
me lowell 20; lustral painting, Grace Elmore
W Florence Farr 20; oil painting, Kate Selleck
10 IAN, ana %; water color painting Mrs. II. W
hacklty, 90, Mrs. A. +. Atwood. 81: china paint
ing Mrs, o. Thayer 30, D. +. ID. Sullivan. -;
decorated pottery, Mary Horton, 30 Hattie FEES
senoeh EOi crayon drawing. II. X. Stearns, IS;
lo' lndla ink drawing, II. h. Stearns IS; pastel
drawing, Mrs. A. W. Rockwell 20: silk embroid.
cry, Mrs $. NJ Cleveland, 80, Mrs. J. Clifford. 70:
calnbric embroidery Mrs. c. Reed, 80 Miss A ~
Bailey, ~; embroidered chair seat, Gotta Gale; !
Embroidered fire screen Mrs w. II. Harvey 30. |
painted fire screen Hattie Fessenden 20 Mrs Crn'
sler, ~ embroidered banneret Victoria Paul 30: |
outline bureau scarf, Miss c. Seeck 30 Mrs l. !
rosler' 70; bureau scarf drawn work Minnie |
hewett, 30, Gotta Gale, 20: toilet set Mrs q |
lhayer, 30, Mrs ID. F. Downer ~: painted pjano |
scarf, ID. F: D. Sullivan, 30. Mary Horton 20: |
y, ,imor0dgTed piano scarf, Mrs. J. C. Herrick, 30,
oroldery, Mrs c. b. Lamson, 80. G. NJ Marsh 20. |
;lik scarf kensingion painting, Belle Emerson 30,
Alice brown 20; crazy silk scarf, Mrs c. c. Bet. |
cry 90, Mrs j. r. Wheeler, 80; ottoman. NJ H. |
Kelsey. 30, Minnie johnson, 20; millinery DISPLAY
1onnel 4 Davis, 81 fine needlework display |
hIs' fmlps, hair work, Mrs. c. L. Stoddard |
! Drush broom holder, Mrs. j. +. Jacobs 30r Mrs |
:; Z; johnson, 20; pin cushion. Miss A. NJ Bailey |
w. Mrs Matte Goodenough 20; cotton mat Mrs
\. VI Bailey, 30; embroidered sofa pillow, Mrs |
Dlllow, mrs Van Doom, So Mrs. R. O. Stetson
%; darned lace tidy, Mrs Jakway, So Mrs Waldo
richardson, IS; crochet tidy, Mrs. Van Doom. 30
YRS ). r. Jacobs, 20; inlald work A. L. McIn
yre, Andoyer W, 81; Clapp & Jones, fancy has
iets, miscellaneous collection eggs, Mrs. S. T.
)rowningshield. l.
Special premiums-Mrs. F. c. Beck. fine needle.
YORK; 81 Mrs F St, Clair, l. Mrs. F. c. Beck 75c
IRIS Geo w Allen. silk quilt, 30; Annie L. Niles,
,in ape p Mowers overs ~; Mrs D. Wright, rug. 25
:; Iownshend, ambrequn, p; Mrs. j. Henry
richmond, embroidered blanket So Mrs Martha
heeer, 40, Mrs. Jane II. Smith, 90 Mrs D. o.
rankin, ~; MIS- q. Thayer, stockings, y; Mrs.
colbert Wheeler, fax wheel, so; Miss Lillian White
FLASHER 90; Mrs. r. f. Benjamin. outlined bed.
over. 50; Mrs Minnie Powell. glass box IS; Mrs
+. T. Jacobs, aprons, 25: Mrs. f. D. Wright
armed lace 30; Mrs. Ellen Mcclure apron %: J.
5. Ellls decorated napkin rings. p; Mrs Ella
-ames, outlined apron, %; Mrs Waldo Richard
on, infant $ socks. 10; Mrs Matte Thayer variety
dgings, 20; NINA VI. Whitaker, cone lambre
uln: 3O ID W. Stafford, variety postage stamps.
" Mary W. Horton, painting, 30; Minnie A
lewttt afghan, 30; Mrs. Bovey, cotton bedqu't.
.; ID. +. D.; Sullivan, painted banner, Is:
ller ri nj sullivan an: painting 25 Mrs. sabin
able S5 Minnie Powell, buffalo horns, 20; Mrs
!. A. Smith, foot rest, 20; Mrs Mary Lynde
prom, 20; Mrs, j. T.. Jacobs, broom holder Is:
hareS b. Fish, 35 pieces celluloid work 5O
RS D. E. Boyden, silk portieres, 75c.; Mrs r. o.
tetson, lace set, 81.
FI-G"I|JlN, LS-n
Bepo G. H. Rogers preached an excellent
lest r last Sunday from Cor. XIV, 3.
i .s, G5 Nellie j. Rice returned home from
Y. ' to friend in Plymouth, Mass, last
N. ~.
A. Mary r. Briggs has so far recovered
Chaher illness as to be able to attend
Eieyl last Sunday morning.
nder
Spec WARDSBORO CENTRE.
Gror Kate Gilfeather returned from
angels Island last week.
,nsr w Mr.. Drake has returned from his
sna pm, and occupied the pulpit as usual
olds, lday