Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-09-27

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Ctron-Best specimens, Geo. E. CrowelI, SOC;
second, r. II. Cushmau, 4Oc.
Caultowers-Best 3 specimens, David owen,
Hinsdale, Soc; second, Dunkee Brothers, South
Vernon, 40c; best single specimen, John e. Gale,
4Oc; second, Royal Wood, 30c.
Ceery-Best heads White Plume, Willard Ed.
wards, 1; second, Pinace farm, Walpole, N. H.,
5Oc best heads, Golden Self Blanching, Geo. D.
Odell, I second, X. Bradley, 50c best heads of
any other variety, X. Bradley, Soc; second, r.
Bradley, 40c.
Corn-Best g ears Evergreen, John s. Wood
zoe; I'd, Willard Edwards, doe; best ears Mann
moth, John s. Wood zoe; second, J. e. Gale, 40c;
best ears Cory, Chas f. Coombs zoe; second,
John 5. Wood, 4Oc; best ears any other variety,
G. a. Brown, 7Oc; second, G. W.Sargent, 40c; best
collection ears each, j. K. Gale, /; second, VIII.
lard Edwards, 75c.
Egg plant-Best specimens, Pinacle farm.
SOC; second, W. 7. Moore, Mortified, Mass, 4Oc.
Melons-Best watermelons, Albert Sanderson,
Gill, Mass soc; second, Albert Stacy, Gill, Mass,
i0c; best 3green flesh muskmelons b. w. Brown,
Springfield, Soc second, 4Oc; best 8 yellow flesh
muskmelons, b. w. Brown, s0c; second, h. Brad
ley, i0c
/; second, Winnie Farr, Westminster, zoe; best x
peck Yellow Globe Danvers, Winnie Farr. I; F.W.
Scott Vernon, soc; best " peck Red Weathers-
field, b. w. Brown, /; second, r. Bradley, SOC;
best II peck of any variety, Geo. f. Hubbard,
Westnoreand, N. H., 1; second, Charles +.
Goombs, SOC; best and largest display, B. W.
| Brown, l. second r. Bradley, 75c.
Parsnps-Best Long Smooth, r. Bradley, roc;
best Hollow Crown, Pinacle, farm, zoe; SECOND,
II. BTault1, 4Uts pest any OJner variety, H. BRAD
| ley, 10; second, b. w. Brown, 40.
Radishes-Best collection of named varieties,
| B. W. Brown, Coo; second, j. f. Gale, 30c.
| Pumpkins-Best field, X. Bradley. Coo;
ond A. Thurber, soc; best 3 of any other variety
| b. W. Brown, Coo; X. G. :and l.. d Haynes 30c
one heaviest mammoth, X. Bradley, 1; second, r.
| ii. Cushman, SOC.
Kohl Rabi BEST specimens, r. Bradley, Soc
| j. e. Gale, 40c.
Peppers-Best quarts Sweet Mountain, L. s.
| Streeter 6Oc; second, j. Z. Gale. 3Oc; best ,
quarts of any other variety. NJ. T. Moore, 80; sec
| ond, b. W. Brown, SOC
salsfy-Best specimens, J. e. Gale, Coo; sec
Squashes Best Crookneck Summer, w Ed
wards, zoe; second, II. P. King 80; best bush
soc; best Hubbard, T. p. Miller, 1; second, r..
| c. & l.. ID. Haynes, Zoe; best 3 pure Marrow, b.
w. Brown, SOC; second, r. Bradley, iOc; best 3
pure Turban, Royal Wood, soc; second, r. Brad
ley, 40c; best pure Mammoth, II. Bradley, 1;
second, Chas F. Coombs, 75c; best Essex Hy-
brid b; w; Brown, SOC; second, r. Bradley, 4Oc;
soc; second, X, Bradley, soc; best Of any other
| variety, Cbas f. Coombs, soc; second, H. Brad
ley, Zoe; largest and best display, h. Bradley, ,;
| second W Brown, 1.25.
Turnips-Best English or flat, yellow or white,
| b. W. Brown, zoe; second j. +. Gale, 40c; best 4
white Ruta Bega, j. f. Gale, 7O second, Arthur
| Brown, SOC; second. j. 4. Gale, 40; best exhibit
OF turnips, b. w. Brown, 1.5O; second, lie. Gale,
Tomatoes-Best collection not less than > of a
kind, r. Bradley, $50; second, b. W Brown, i
| best single variety, Mrs. j. p. Goodenough, ];
| second, John s. Wood, soc.
Largest and best collection of vegetables
named excluding potatoes b. w. Brown. Spring
field, $40; second, j. E. Gale, Guilford, :; third
Bradley farm, 5.
Specials Parsley, A L. Grout so; corn, G. W
Pierce, IS; pumpkin, 50 pepper so; cabbage, %
| rye, %, by L. Streeter squaw corn 20; suntiower
TO- mangle beets l5 carroll Stacy bush lima beans
%, tomatoes 10; July 4th corn 10; Chinese peppers
% Shaker corn, .; sweet corn, 10; pole beans
| 81, all by Willard Edwards; twin squash. 15 col
| lection Deets %. Hubbard SunaSh. ~ Raw STATE
squash, IS, all by Howard p King; exhibition OF
corn, John Nesbtt, 80; Hubbard squash p; pep
pers, 25 beets, 10; tomatoes, 25, ali by Charles
iyears old, Coombs; pop corn, Clyde Coombs
25 collection Of potatoes, /; angle and midnight
corn. 81 winter crookneck SQUASH 10; bush mar
row squash, 10; pumpkins, 10, all by r. ID. Il l.
| ID. Haynes; collection cabbage, /; potatoes,
mangle beets, 50; white Belgian carrots, 10, al
by J. F.. Gale; potatoes Clinton Lord, p; ctron
%; MELONS, 80; cucumbers, 25 broom corn, 10
pineapple squash, 10; sunfower, 10; leek, 10; col
| lection, 10, all by Is. w. Brown cabbage, 25. pea
nuts, 10; peppers, 10, all by w. NJ. Winslow; corn
NJ r. Nelson, IS; cranberries, T. W. Scott, IS
pumpkins, 10; citron, %, by Clarence Tenney
corn, Thompson Cain, .; fancy gourd, Mrs. o
l.. Miner, p: squash, %; Holden corn, p, by c
w. Sargent; Egyptian corn, f. $. Corse p
squash, p; vegetable caterpiller Is; tomatoes
10; collection cabbage, -, all by bushnell
10; beets, 10; peanuts, 10; beans and peas, 10
sqursh 10, by Arthur Winter; Hyland Tasker, y
tomatoes, so; onions, %; pumpkins, TO- peppers
10; bush lima beans, 5, all by Pinnacle Farm; pc
tatoes, w. Rouillard, IS; lima beans, T. w. Scott
Is; bouquet wild flowers, 5, Sadie Streeter
FRUIT.
Apples-Best and largest collection. L. o. Gum
Nliers Falls, 50; NJ s. Moore, Mortified, p
l.. o. Gunn-First, 20 cents, on Pound Royal
r. l. Greening, No. Spy, Roxbury Russell, Bel
Davis, King of Tompkins County, Gravensten
| Pippins second II cents, on Blue Pearmain, Swee
Russell, Bell Flower, Old Nonesuch.
Nj. s Moore0First 20 cents, on Strawberry
Porter, Sweet Russell, Blue Pearmain, Talmag
Sweet, Cheney Pumpkin Sweet, Wine, Bostol
Sweet, Peck Pleasant, Davis, Snowflake, oil.
Nonesuch; second, IL cents, on Pound Royal
Seek no-further, Newton Pippin
Best five 2O-ounce, Geo. F. Hubbard, 2Oc,; Por
ters, 12c.
j. +, Stearns zoe. each.
Twenty -ounce, Pound Sweet, No Spy, King o
, Tompkins County, A. Ingraham l2c. each.
| i. NJ. Howe-Firs on Wolf River, 20c.; Huh
bardston Nonesuch, l2c.; collection OF Wolf River
zoe. Hyslop Crabs, 30c.
Henry warriner-Wolf River and Gillyhower
12c. each; Fallowater, zoe.
d. A. Henry-BaldwIn, l2c. Gilyfower, zoe.
Laura J. Haskins-Briggs, Seek no further Bel
Flower Bottle Greening, zoe each; R. l. Green
j. G.. Stafford-Stewart, 2Oc; Maiden Blush
12c.
II, r. Whitman-Fameuse, Maiden Blush, 2Oc
each; Gravenstein, 12c.
o. E. Mier-Chesbrook Russell, Sweet Rough
Steele's Red, English Pearmain, Newton Pppn
> Ben Davis, Bottle Greening, zoe. each.
A NJ. Stratton-Genesee Sweet, zoe.
Chas F: Coombs-Best collection crabs, 81
Laura j. Hasklns, 5uc Siberian Crabs, l5c
A +, Williams-Hyslop Crabs 15c.
E. NJ. Scott-Siberian Crabs, 30c
Pears-Bartlett, 7. F. Betterley; second, Abne
: Peck; Flemish Beauty, L. o. Gunn first and sec
ond; Seckel, j. A. Horton; second, Geo. II. Clapp
Sheldon. q. w. Burnham; second, D. A. Henry
Winter Nelis, A. NJ Stratton; second, o. e. Mi
Ter; Louis Bonnie, Abner Peck; second, A. NJ
Stratton; Lawrence, Abner Peck; second, Geo H
Clapp; Bose, T. f. Betterley; second. Abner Peck
best exhibit, Abner Peck; second. O. E. Miller
Anjou, A. r. Harris; second o. L. Miller; KeiffeI
A. NJ. Stratton; second, Abner Peck; Beuvr
Clairgeau, Abner Peck; second, o. e. Miller
Ycow, Geo. II. Clapp; second, II. X. Whitman
Bucknor, Laura j. Haskins; Duchess, Geo Ii
ClapP; Belle Lucrative, o. e. Miller; Napoleon
( Plums-Best collection, NJ T. Moore, North
/ field Mass.
Peaches-Best collection Henry Warmer; sec
ond, @. f. Severance; best single variety, W
Rouillard; second, c. F. Severance; special OF
, collection, T. r. Miller 81; special on Frost peach
Henry Warmer, 50c vine special Miss Lol
johnson, 25c.
Quinces-Best exhibit, L. NJ. Howe; second, @
E. Miller; special Geo. L. Winter, Soc
Grapes-Best exhibit James A. Horton, Green
field, 81; second A. A. Blanchard, 1; best displa
Of one variety, o. E. Miller, Leyden, Mass,
second, James A. Horton, SOC.
FLOWERS AND PLANTS.
Best display of plants, Frank johnson, 81
display choice cut flowers, Minnie Thayer,
second, Carrie johnson, les; collection pan
sizes Dora Haskell, l. second, Mrs. l.. j. Johnson
Soc; collection gladiolus, Mrs T. A. Lynde,
second, Mrs. Sidney Lamphear, so; collection vel
benas, Mrs g. Z. Moseley, IS; second Mrs. L. j
johnson, 40; collection asters Mrs. @. W. Sargent
80; collection carnations Fred II. Coombs, a
, collection dahlias, Mrs. @. l.. Stacey, /; sec
ond Martha S. Ingraham, so; best collection
wild flowers, Mrs E. e, Mather, /; second, Mrs
NJ. l.. Thurber, 80; best collection ANNALS, Min
ME Johnson, 1; second, Minnie Thayer, 50 collec
ton cut flowers by boy or girl under 10, Marth
Ingraham, Il second, Frank Johnson CO.; zinnias
Minnie Thayer' 50; sweet peas Mrs, F. L. Williams