Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-28

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Kohl Rabi-B Best specimens J. e. Gale, Gull
ford, Soc; second, Bradley farm, 40.
~, PeppersIdBe3st quarts Sweet Mountain Snl
quarts any other variety, WIN. winslow, West
Brattleborol, 60; second g. G. Endlich 3d.
Springfield, Vt, COO second, C. G. EndlicR, SO.
Squashes- iest 3 Crookneck Summer John
e. Gale Guford, 7Oc; second, Bradley farm,
VT, 20; second, Mrs. John Salisbury, Guilford,
80; best 3 Hubbard, 7. j. Miller, West Brattle-
Marrow, f. w. Rouillard, Hinsdale N. H., 80;
best pure Turban, A. g., Allen, 80; second, Jas
Thomas, Hinsdale, N H., 40; best pure Mann
moth Bradley farm, l second, g, G. Endlich, rs;
best Essex HN brid c. G. Endch, 80; second,
Bradley farm. 40; best Early Prolific Marrow,
A. G. Allen, 80; second, Bradley farm, 40; best
3 any other variety, b. w. Brown, 80; second,
Bradley farm, 40; largest and best display, c. G.
| Endlich, ?; second, Bradley farm, 25.
Tunps-Best English or fiat yellow or white, |
! Gale. Guilford, 10: best white Ruta Bega, E. D.
! Dodge, Dummerston. 20; second, j. e. Gale, 40; |
best II yellow Ruta Bega, J. E. Gale 80; second,
! Bradley farm, 4O best exhibit of turnips, J. E.
! Gale, Sl50; second, b. w. Brown, !.
Tomatoes-Best collection, not less than of a
! kind, c. G. Endlich Sl.50; second, Bradley farm,
1; best single variety Mrs. j. p. Goodenough,
West Brattleboro, /; second, Chas. Wood SOC.
Largest and best exhibit of vegetables and
grain product 6y any Valley Fair boy under IL
So; second J. E. BUSHNELL 3; third, Howard 7.
King, Marboro,2
named excluding potatoes, Bradley farm, $40;
second, c. G. Endiich, :; third j. E. Gale Gull
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Best collection of potatoes of not more than 12
varieties quarts each variety, b. w Brown,
Springfield, Vt, So; second, Waine Hall, Will
Beans-Best collection garden varieties, ?
quarts each, dry, c. G. Endlich 81 second, b. W.
Brown, Springfield, Vt, Soc best single variety,
, quarts each, Howard p. King, Marlboro, 80;
second, Carroll a. Stacy, %.
Specials-Potato onions, Soc. improved
rots 50; yellow plum tomato, 10; winter rye, 25
sweet -. all bV j, 5, JllSOn West DUN.
merston; ruta bega turnip. w. Curtis, Westmore
land, n. H.. %; OK heart carrot b. f. Richmond
Westminster 25 green curled endive, Mrs, j. p.
Goodenough. West Brattleboro, p; lady finger
potatoes, j. o. Frost, Vernon, 10; large mann
cinnamon pumpkin, so; black pepper 10; collec-
ton beans, 80; table beets, 10; collection toma-
toes %, all by E. d. Dodge West Dummerston;
, yellow globe onions, 10; yellow Danyers onions,
80; early pea beans, - all by Chas. Harris, West
Bratteboro; sweet potatoes, %; yellow globe
onions, 10; dwarf CHAMPION, ~; pie pumpkin,
TO- all by Chas. f. Coombs Guilford; excelsior
sweet p collection potatoes, 80, all by John
Nesbitt West Brattleboro collection tomatoes,
%; collection beans 10; martynia 5; beets, 10,
all by Robert Nesbitt, West Brattleboro Palmetto
ensilage corn, -, o. l.. Miner; potatoes 25; kohl
rabi, 10; oblOng pumpkin, 10; red cabbage, 10;
improved American turnip, 10, all by John E.
Bushnell; yellow beet, 10; large summer crook
neck squash, ), Carroll Stacy; collection onions
p, Geo. f. Hubbard, Westmoreland n. H.; pie
. pumpkin, 10 Mrs. E. V. VIM. Chesterfield. N
>. H.; yellow eye beans, 10, Henry Z. Thayer
$ sweet corn, 10; hook squash, ., Frank Morse;
white spine cucumber, 10; long orange carrot 10;
, long black radish, 10; collection onions, 25; mar
BILE head squash, TO- cocozil squash 10; collection
beans ~; collection tomatoes, 10; collection rad.
= ishes, p; orange mango, 10, all by b. w. Brown,
Springfield, Vt; peach tomato, 25, b. f. Rich
II moud, Westminster; collection potatoes, 80 r.
d II. Cushman, Bernardston Mass. Hubbard
squash, Is; white cream squash, 10; summer
Is crookneck squash, 10, all by f. W. Rouillard,
Hnsdale, n. H.. yellow Danvers onions p. G.
Is X. Robbins, Brookline; snake bean, 10; barley,
10; rye, 10; squash 10, all by H. p; King, Mari
It boro; collection potatoes, 30, c. S. Hopkins; col.
s. lection potatoes, 80, Clifford $ Akley West Brat
tleboro Chicago Hubbard squash, 25; peanuts,
t; 10; snake cucumber, 10; collection tomatoes %;
collection peppers, Is; collection gourds, 10, all
z. by Bradley farm collection squashes, p, A. G
Allen; collection vegetables % J. p Liscom West
It BrattleborO collection potatoes, 80, w. H Stowe
Wilmington: peanuts, 10, VIM. Winsow, West
t, Brattleboro rye, 10; 6uckwheat, IS, l. w Brown,
South Vernon; squash, Is; collection potatoes, IS;
!; g. +. Morse West Brattleboro; collection pota
toes, TO- Geo ID. Odell; rye, 25 T. l.. johnson
, Vernon twin pumpkin, 10 E. knowlton; coec
H. ton potatoes, 25; beets. 10, all by J. E. Gale
If Guiford; two Hubbard squashes, 80, Mrs. c. F
X. Jenne; seven tomatoes lone cluster), 25, DR.
j. w Gregg; leek, 10; egg plant, 10; pie pump
kin, 10; collection squashes %; collection celery
2j gourds, 10, all by c. G. Endlich tomatoes IS
st Chas. Wood tomatoes, Is, S. w. Knight; whit
W English turnip, 10, Thompson Cain.
ld DAIRY PRODUCTS.
st, Dairy Butter-Class /, best box, pounds o
more, p. W. Strong North Pomfret, S. second
ar c. p. Fletcher, Pomtret, 5; class g best prints,
,h pounds or more, j. A. Alexander, Guilford, s
ed - coma, evenly divided between >. j. hastings
so Passumpsic aud Q. c. Beterly, West Brattleboro
m 3; dairy sweepstakes, J. A. Alexander, s.
ID, Creamery Glass ), best tub, 20 pounds North
Sc, field creamery, Northheld Mass, IS; seconc
l.. Wells creamery, Wells River, 3; class 4, bes
its prints, 10 pounds or more Deerfied Valley cream
,d. cry, Wilmington. $; second East Ryegate cream
cry, Ryegate 3; creamery sweepstakes, event
divided between Deerteld Valley creamery an
Northfeld creamery, 3; Perce's grand sweep
stakes, j. A Alexander. 10.
ID; CHEESE.
ar ar Glass A, best dairy, plain. Mrs NJ B. Full,
AZ. Springfield. g.; second, Mrs. G. w. Ayers, We
~ Windsor, 3; class b, best dairy, sage, Mrs. NJ.
81 Fuller, >; second, r. b Thomas Guilford 3; ella,
m c, best factory, plain, L. L. Bisonette, Addison
N. second, II. l. CraEdall Brownsville, 3; class
I'd; best factory sage H. h Crandall, 5; sweepstake
81 Mrs. VI. b. Fuller 5; special cottage cheese, Lo
lisa h. Greene, 80 cents.
MILK TEST.
o. Cow producing largest amount of milk, NJ NJ
- Weigh, S25; second, Jacob Kempf, Is; large
eTT. amount Of butter j. O. Frost, Vernon. %; Sc
u; ond, n. g. Coburn, Chesterfield, n. H., is;
rue 9 COWS, butter test, j. o. Frost, so; second,
oca Akley & Co. Vernon, 25
I'M FRUIT.
/, Apples-Largest and best cole ction f.. f. Cor
land, Colran. mass, So; second, f. Thayt
,rd, Guilford, ?; best display of one variety, G.
o. Fisher, Dummerston, soc; second. H. NJ Cuttin
nd West BrattebOro, p; five 20 ounce, Crisse b,
am terley, West Bratteboro, 20; second, E. F. COP
So: land ~; Wolf River, Ira Beckwth, West Bra
oh,, Jieboro, %: second, L. D. Williams & Son, Ha
see land, II; Baldwins, W. Rouard, Hnsdae, n.
lter 20; second, +. f. Copeland, IL; Rhode Islar
son Greetings, II, NJ. Cutting, West Brattleboro,
Ditt second T. fCoptland ~ GraVensteln, E.F .Col
ield land, %: second, l.. d. Williams & Son,
md | Bottle Greetings, c. W. Sargent, 20; second,
Ingram IL; Seeknofurther, j. P. Liscom, w,
Test Bratteooro, 20; ond NJ. Lee, Vernon, IL; or
ord apples, largest and best collection, E. E. Math
West Brattleboro, 81; second, w. A. Harris, w,
Brattleboro, so; Ben Davis Wagner Mclntos
Lady Sweet and Walbridge apples, f. F. Coz
land, 20 each.
ich Briggs apple, j. p. Goodenough, West Bratt
DC | borO, 20; second, g. F. Winter, West Brattlebol
ale IL; Northern spy. w. H. Alexander, West Br
lee. tleboro, 20; second, B, f. Richmond, 49, 81
ord Pearmain, b. F Richmond, 20 second J.P. Lisco
w | -; Kings, K. f. Copeland, 20; second, j. G. ST.
ford, -; Fameuse, f. f. Copeland, 20; second,
81; NJ. Cutting, IL; Strawberry, Mrs. Sidney La
Sc ; | phear, Guford, 20; second, l.. d. Williams
Lee Son, II; Alexander, f. F. Copeland, 20 secoI
40: | l.. d. Williams & Son, -; Maiden Blush, G.
emit Smith, 20; second, l., d. Williams & Son, IL; Cl
ney, j. p. Liscom, 20; second, c. NJ. Smith,
E. New York Pippins, j. G. Stafford, 20; second,
Vest d, Williams 4 Son, ~; Bell Flower, A. N. Jol
J., j. son, 20; second, E. F. Copeland, ~; Hubbardst
eld Nonesuch, j. S. Wood, 20; second, f. e. Thay,
II; Pound Sweets &. l.. Akley, West Brattebo
,Oc 90; second, E. f. Copeland, ~; Tolman Swe
John S. Wood 20; second, f. e, Thayer, ~; Go
zoe | EN- Russet, f. E. Thayer, 20; second e. f. Coz
A. J. land, -; RoXbury Russet, A. n. johnson, 20; 81
ond, W. II. Alexander, IL; Sweet Russell, G.
End Sargent, 20; second, A. N. Johnson, IL Stewa
.ads | ii. M. Cutting 20; second, Crissie Betterley