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

Jaynes, Ryegate, IS; second, Geo H. Henry Mon
tague Mass, D; class 4. best prints, 10 pounds or
g. second North River creamery, Jacksonville,
81 creamery sweepstakes, r. +. Jaynes, Ryegate
8; Pierce's grand sweepstakes r. F yayues, 6.
Cheese-Class A., dairy plain, Mrs. w. A.
Franklin, Vernon, s.; second, G. W. Ayres,
Brownsville, 3; class B, dairy sage, Mrs. w A.
sonete Addon s. second Meo%ee Cheese e as
sociation, East Rupert, 3; class d, factory sage,
II. L. Crandall, Brownsville, 81 second Ed: Bis
sonnette, 3; sweepstakes, Mrs. w. A. Franklin, 3.
Worcester Salt Premiums Creamery, r. T.
Jaynes, Ryegate, SO; dairy, p. ID. w. Hildreth,
South Newbury, g. second, creamery, divided,
Geo g. Henry, Montague, Mass, So Deerfied
Valley Creamery association, 250; second, dairy,
p. W. Strong, North Pomfret,4
Vermont Farm Machine company's prize
creamery, Il. T. Jaynes, Ryegate s.; dairy, p.
d. w. Hildreth, South Newbury, 3.
There were seven exhibits of cottage cheese, pre-
miums being awarded as follows
PIain-Louisa e. Greene, Brattleboro, Soc;
Mrs. G. A. Brown, Brattleboro, 2jc. Sage, Mrs,
g. A. Brown, Doc; Mrs. j, p. Goodenough, West
Brattleboro, 25c Special plain, Mrs. VIM.
Winslow, West Brattleboro.
MILK TEST.
Cow producing largest amount of milk, II 12
pounds, Arad Hunt, S25; second, II pounds, +
II Spauldng, West Brattleboro, IS; largest
amount Of butter, pounds, ounces, Edward
Simons, Greenfield, %: second pounds ounces
John K. Gale, Guilford, 15 six cows, butter test,
II pounds, ounces, j. A. Alexander, Guilford,
so; second, pounds, 10 ounces, Edward Simons,
bIttnnelu, -.
MAPLE SUGAR, SYRUP AND HONEY.
Best sample pail sugar, 10 pounds or more, E.
A. Fitch, Wilmington, Sc; second, j. II. Stowe &
Son, / best sample caked sugar, 10 pounds or
more, J. II. Stowe a Son, =; second, f. A. Fitch,
l; best specimen of maple syrup fitted for
market, not less than 1 gallon. }. II. Stowe &
Son, ?; second, +. A Fitch, Il best display of
maple sugar and syrup, j. H. Stowe & Son, s.;
second, e. A. Fitch, 2.5O best and most attrac-
i've display of comb and extracted honey, j. f.
Sanderson, West Townshend 81 second f. A.
Weir, Drewsville, N. H., $50.
JELLIEs, CANNED FRUITS AND PICKLES.
Sample assorted pickles. Mrs. Thomas Gull,
25c.; picked tomatoes, Mrs. r. b. Thomas,
Guilford 70; Mrs. f. L. Knowlton, 10; picked
| cucumbers, Mrs K. l.. Knowton 25; cider vine.
| gar, John +. Gale, Guford, %; second, Mrs
| Herbert Nichols Hale, Is; canned peaches, Mrs
| A. Ingraham, Gulford Centre, %; second, Mrs.
| %; second, Mrs A Ingraham, -; canned
| ounces, Mrs. c. Spring, -; second, Mrs X. b.
Thomas, 10; canned plums, Mrs. c. Spring, ~;
second, Mr.. A lngraham, Is; canned strawber-
| ries. Mrs, c. Spring, 25 second, Mrs. Thomas
| Gull, Is; canned cherries, Mrs. Thomas Gull, p
second, Mrs. A. Ingrnham, l5 canned blackber-
| ries Mrs. Thomas Gull, -; second, Mrs. A. In
| graham, 10; best display OF jellies made by any
| lady, Mrs A. lngrahan, 81; second, Mrs. +. f.
Mather, SOC best display OF canned fruit, Mrs.
| Specials-Colection of Jelly and canned fruit,
Bertha Tenney, aged II years, 81; collection
| VIM. H. Eddy, West Brattleboro, Soc.
COOKERY.
Entire wheat bread Mrs H. D. Thayer
| $50; Mrs A. lngraham, IS; wheat bread
| Mrs. +. q. Campbell, y; Mrs. A. Ingraham, 20;
rye bread, Mrs. ~ lngraham, -; baked brown
| bread, Mrs. Frank Jacobs, Guilford, ~ Mrs. f.
| l.. Wellman, Guilford Centre, 20; steamed brown
| bread, Mrs. q. A. Wilder Guilford. %: chocolate
cake Mrs. f. g. Campbell, 40; chocolate layer
| cake, Bertha Tenney, 10; fruit cake. Mrs. A.
| Ingraham, -; Mrs. K. F. bushnell, 40; sponge
cake, Dora Haskell, Wilmington, 40; Mrs. Fred
| Coombs, Guiford, ~; ginger cake, Ann Jacobs,
| Guilford 40; Mrs. A. lngraham, ~; silver cake.
| Florence Thayer, 40 doughnuts Mrs l.. W.
| Lord, 40; Mrs F.. V. VIM, Chesterfield N; crull.
ers, Mrs. S. Grauhering, 10; raised cake. Mrs G.
| A. Wilder. 40; Mrs Herbert Nichols. %: cocoanut
cake, Hattie Fessenden, 40; Mrs Fred Coombs
| ~; mince pie, Mrs. A. lngraham 30: custard
pie, Nellie Holden, West Brattleboro, 80; Mrs A.
| lngraham, -; apple pie, Mrs. A. Ingraham, 30
| Nellie Holden, 20; blackberry pie, Mrs. A. In
graham, 80; lemon pie, Mrs A. lngraham, 30.
Girls under II years of age-I,oaf wheat bread
| Carrie VIM, Chesterfield, 50 Mabel COombs
| Guilford, rs; loaf steamed brown bread Bertha
Tenney, 50; loaf graham bread, Helen Childs
so,
Special-Mrs. J. W Thurber, entire wheat bread
25c; wheat bread, Lora French, aged Q, Wes
Brattleboro 20; Parker House rolls, Mrs Henry Cal
penter, Green River %; Miss Sarah Winslow
West Brattleboro, 20; raised peach cake, Mrs. $
Grauhering, 40; squash pie, Cornea Franklin
Gulford Centre, 30; lemon meringue pie, Sarah
| Wlnslow, 30 Mrs. A. lngraham, Guilford Centre
%; tomato pie Mrs. +. 5. Wellman, GuforI
Centre 20; ginger cookies, Mrs. S. Grauhering
40; angel cake, Mrs. W, D. ellison, 20; Lottie sta
cy, ~; cocoanut lady cake, Harriet Bushnell 40
walnut cake, Bessie Hopkins, 40; marble cake
Mrs. A Ingraham, 40 Mrs. T. Quinn, -; golt
White sponge cake Mrs il. W. Wider ' 40: map
sugar cake, Mrs. +. G. Campbell. West Westmin
ster, 10; cabbage salad, Miss A. l.. Grout, Yves
Brattleboro, 40; Cape Cod cake, Mrs Sherman
Bennington, 20; cup cakes, Mrs. Henry Carpen
ter Green River, ~ ribbon cake, Mrs II. Mich
OILS, Hale, Vt, 10; Mrs \. Ingraham, 9O.
HOME MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
worsted bedspread, Mrs. Harry Thomas. soc
Mrs. G. l.. Stacey, 30; outlined bedspread, Mrs j
A. Wallen, 80; mems night shirts, Emma Hub
bard, 50; birch bark work, Miss A. W. Smith, 80
| Cora Shedd, %; old china, Mrs. Chas Stoddard
40; horn work, h. II. Baker, 80; pillow shams
Mrs. Russell Long, 40; stamp plates, Maude FL
more, 30; Edith Miner, 20: traverse sled, Chas
| Wood, 40 wOmens night robes Alice n. Adams
IS; corset cover, Mary z. Smith, 30: aprons
Mrs. Henry Clisbee, IS; Mary Elmoee, 25; yoke
Mrs. Nellie Spatford, 2O handkerchiefs n. In
| gals, 30; Mrs. Martha Parmelee, -; tatting
Mrs. j. A. Taylor, -; doilies Jennie Goodenougll
30; Mrs. G. F. X. JENNIE %; fancy glass box
Cornelia Franklin, -; booklets, n. +. ingalls,
20; lamp shades paper work. Mrs. II. S. Cady
81; toilet sets, IS; picture frmes, so; flowers 80
taker, %; picture throw, Mrs. O. j. Hale. Is.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Rag carpet, striped, Mrs. j. W Thurber, 10
bed quilt, silk, Mrs. Fred H. Holden, 81; second
Mrs. c. b. Starr, IS; bed quilt, cotton, Mrs. l..
| Yeaw, so; second, Mrs. Philip Bergeon, 80: be,
quilt, worsted, Mrs Clearance Hale, 80; second
| Alice II. Long, 30; Counterpart, knit crochet
Mrs. j. S. Dutton, IS; second, Annie Chandler, 50
| afghan, knit or crochet Miss A. L. Grout 50
second, Mrs Fred l.. Childs, 80; sacque, knit O
crochet, Mrs @. May, so: cape, knit or crochet
Mrs, D. E. Downer 30; second Mrs. NJ. M Bates
20; hood, knit or crochet, Mrs. Carrie Fisher, 80
second Carrie Johnson, ~; mittens, knit o.
crochet, Minnie johnson, 30; edging, knit o.
crochet, Mrs NJ IL. Powell, 30; second, Mrs. sgd
ney Lamphear, 20; yarn rug knit crocheted o.
braided, Miss Attic Scott, 3O rag rug knit Of
crochet, Ella A. Eames, 30; second Mrs SydneI
Lamphear, %; table mats knit or crochet, Mis-
Alice IL. Long, 80, 20 toilet mats knit or crochet
| Mrs. Il. M GoodenOugh, 80; second, Mrs. g, G
johnson, 20; lamp mats, knit or crochet, Mis-
ting, 30; second, Ella A. Eames, 20; rug, patch
work or drawn, Mrs. Mary @. Goodenough 80, 20
yarn, domestic, Mrs, j. IS. Cutting, 30; second
Mrs. Thos Briggs, 10
FANCY WORK.
Sample cambria embroidery, Mrs j. S. Dutton
| 80, 20; embroidered chair seat, Miss NJ NJ Sever
ance, 30 20 .embroidered bag, Mrs. o. j. Hale 20
bureau scarf, outline, Mrs Fanny Baker, 80 ~
| second, Mrs. Carrie Fisher, 20; bureau scarf
drawn work, Miss Annie Roadway $50, 20; painted
| piano scarf, Mrs Geo Wilder, 30 20; tidy crochet
Miss E. Wedemeyer, 30; second, Miss Alta Jacobs
20 tidy in crazy work, Mary G. Goodenough, 30
2O lambrequin embroidered Mrs W. e. White
30, 20; table spread, Lena Adams, 30; second
Addie Bailey, 20; painted or embroidered picture
| Frame Mrs II. r. Jakway 90; centre piece EN-.
brodered, Mabel Houghton, 30; second, Mrs. c
F. r. Jennie 20; tray cloth embroidered, Jennie
E. Goodenough, 30; second Flora Jaqueth 20
oil painting Isabella Rouillard, 75 second
ID. f, d. Sullivan, 80; china painting, Grace FL
more, 80, 20; cIayon drawing, E. h. Elmer, rs
so; India ink drawing, e. r. Elmer, rs, so; scroll
saving, Frank Wyman, 80, 20; wood carving, L
f. Shields, so, 30; millinery display Mrs G. II
Smith, I; second Mrs F; Morse, IS; brush
pin cushion, Minnie Johnson 30, 20; embroidered
sofa pillow, Jennie Il. Goodenough so; second