Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-10-02

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Citron-Best two specimens, Leon F. Mixer, 80
| cents; second, Roy O. Fisher, 40.
~ Caulliiow We three specimens, Ghes. o.
best single specimen A. A. Dunklee, 4Oi second,
Ceiery-Best heads White Plume, d. McGini.
vray, Sl second, Q. G.. Endlich, 90; best heads
| Golden Self Blanching, ID. McGvray, I: second,
Q. g. Endlich, 30; best three heads Giant Pascal,
| @. G. Endlich, 80; best three heads any other
riety, d. McGillivray, so; second, g. @. Endlich,
| Corn-Best ears Evergreen, r. c. Haynes 70
cents; second, J. Il. Gale, 30; best s ears Nam.
moth, J. e. Gale, 20; second, D. Mc0ivray 40;
| best ears Cory, L. j. HAYNES, 20 second, j. T..
| Gale 40; best ears any other variety, Chas. w.
Sargent 20; second, Merrill Moore, Mortified,
40; best collection, ears each, c. @. Endlich, 81
second, d. McGillivray, 75
Egg Piant-Best 8 specimens, H. E. Bridges
Walpoe, N. H., sc cents; second best, @. G. End
Itch, 40.
Gill, 80 cents; second, B W. Brown, Springfield
30; best green flesh muskme Ions, d. McGvray,
sO second, Albert Sanderson, 40; best yellow
flesh muskmelons, L. d. Haynes, so; second, d.
McGilivray, 40.
Onions Best one half peck Red Globe, @. End
Itch, 81; second, ID. McGivray, 50 best one.h half
peck yellow Globe Danvers, G. F. Coombs, Gull
ford, /; second, g. g. Endlich, 80; best one-half
peck Red Weathersaeld, Ches Harris: West
one-half peck any other variety, Roy @. Haynes,
I; second, George f. Hubbard, westmoreland,
5O best and largest display, c. G. Endlich /;
second ID. McGillivray, 75.
Parsnips-Best Q Long Smooth, H. E. Bridges,
Walpole, n H., 40 cents; second, d. McGillivray,
49, best Hollow Crown @. G. Endlich, 20; sec.
ond, X. C. Haynes, 40; best any other variety,
G. g. Endlich, 20; second, j. f. Gale, ~.
Radishes-Best collection named varieties, ].
E. Gale, 90 cents; second, Charles L. Stoddard,
Westmoreland, 80.
Pumpkins-Best Geld, James S. Clark, West
Brattleboro, 60 cents; second, Carroll Stacey, 20;
best of any other variety, Carroll Stacey, 60;
second, d. McGilivray, 30; one heaviest Nam
moth, Chas Harris, 81; second, Chas. Harris, so.
Kohl Rabi-Best 3 specimens, John K. Gale so
cents; second, @. +. Coombs, 40.
Peppers Best quarts sweet Mountain, @. @.
Endch, 60 cents; second, L. Streeter, West Dunn
merston, 30; best quarts any other variety, G.
g. Endlich, 60; second, ]. e. Gale, 80.
Salsify-Best specimens, J. E. Gale, 60 cents;
second, c. q. Endlich. 80.
Squashes-Best Crookneek Summer, Roy c.
Haynes, 40 cents; second, James CLARK, West
Brattleboro, 30; best bush Scalop, D. McGillivray
20; second, Merrill Moore, Mortified, 80; best s
Hubbard, T. ]. Miller, West Brattleboro 81; sec
ond, Northheld seminary, IS; best pure Marrow,
A. a. Dunklee, South Vernon, 50; second. C. g.
Endlch, 40; best pure Tlrban, Mortified semi
nary, 80; second, d. McGillivray, 40 best pure
M MAJ me D., @eGiilyFsy g. second End
Early Prolific Marrow, A. G. Allen, 80; second,
R. 9, Wood, 40; best any other variety, North
field seminary, eU; second, d. McGivray 40;
largest and best display, John E. Gale, 81; sec
ond, d. McGillivray Si.25.
Turnips-Best English or fiat, yellow or
white, Roy G. Haynes, 20 cents; second, d. Nc
Gillivray, 40; best white Ruta Bega j. E. Gale |
20; second, r. @. Haynes, 40; best 12 Yellow Ruta
Rega, d. McGillivray, 80; second, ]. e. Gale, 4O
best exhibit of turnips, j. E. Gale, Sl.50; second
G, G. Endch, 1.
Tomatoes-Best collection, not less than OF a |
kind, G. G. Endlich, Sl.50; second, D. McGhyray,
/; best single variety, A; A. Halliday, Bellows
Falls, l; second @. b. Fish, 80.
Special-Colection Of corn, 81; potatoes, 4: |
sunhower, 10 cents, all 10y John e. Gale; scallop |
squash, IS; sunhower IS; mustard, IS, all by B. |
W. Brown; onions, so; rhubarb TO- Chas. Stod. |
dArd; collection of tomatoes. 49, Brussels sprouts
.; kohl rabbi 10; onions, 10; peppers %; celery,
celery, TO- beets, 10; squashes 25; white cucum. |
bers, 10; all by Northfield Seminary; Sorghum |
corn, TO- citron grown in 1895, Is, L. W. Lord |
enough; collection OF potatoes, E. F. Copeland, |
l:5O; squash grown in 1895, 25c; yellow globe is.
Mrs. Chas Harris; collection of peppers, p; pump
kns, 10; winter rye, IS; longhared Bryan Is to
DC, all by l.. Streeter; ctron grown in 1895, Sadie
NJ PaTsSPs s Thos a. Sa Rs,o ears
squash, %; collection of squash, l5 watermelons,
IS; squash IS; sweet potatoes, IS, ALI by Chas. f.
u feet high c. G. Endch, IS; sugar cane corn, |
Mrs. II. W. Stockwell, 10; kafflr corn, G. d. Sar.
gent, IS; cheese pumpkins grown in 1895, c. L. |
Circuit 10; onions, Chas. Harris, 50; cabbage, 25;
collection of carrots, 25, collection corn, 80, ali by
Merrill 7. Moore; collection peppers, IS; toma- |
mato vine fruited, 10; leeks, 10; c. G. Endlich; |
broccoli ID. McGillivary, TO- gourds, TO- ground |
lemon, 10; white radish, 10, all by r. c. Haynes; |
Bay state SQUASH Is; collection green corn, 25, |
John S. Wood; trace corn, Is; stalk Mapledale |
pop corn, 10, John Nesbitt collection beans, 25 |
negro pumpkin, 10; beets TO- carrots. 10; collec |
kins, Is; tomatoes 20 turnips, 15 gourds, TO- |
squashes, 25; onions Is; potatoes and vegetables
35, all by l.. d. Haynes plate tomatoes, Mrs. j. |
W. Thurber, IS; collection squashes and'pumpkins
50 summer squash, 10; cucumber, 10, all by G. b.
ish yellow yellow eyed bean sS spring rye s Alex
turnips, Thompson Cain, -; trace green corn,
g. D. Odell u.s.
Apples-Twenty-oun W. L. Sylvester, 20
fas A NJ D al Hnhn 30
10.
Wolf River, Merrill Moore, 30; S. w. Howe, 49,
special, H. Warmer, TO-
Bailey Sweet, A. NJ. Stratton, 20.
Genessee Sweet, Z. f. Copeland, 20.
Blue Pearmain, Wilson T. Brown, 20; George
Winter ~; special, Q. L. Stacey, 10.
Rhode Island Greening w. l.. Sylvester, %; j.
King Tompkins, Wilson Brown, 20; W. a. New.
Northern Spy, ]. P. Liscom, 20; W. A. Newton,
Pound Sweet, E. F. Copeland, 20; ]. F. stearns
Baldwin, Hugh Whitman, 20; J. P. Liscom, l2;
Wagner, q. D. odeI, 20; E. F. Copeland, 10.
Gillihower, F. L. Wellman, 20; G. W. Franklin,
New, Jersey Pippin, J. S. Wood, 20; G. W.
Spitzenberg, ]. S. Wood, 90; F. L. wellman, 12.
Hubbardston None Such, F. E. Thayer, 20 ].
Golden Russet, F. E. Thayer, 20; E. F. Cope
land, 12.
Roxbury Russet, j. p. Liscom, 20; G. W.
Franklin, l2.
Sweet Russet, Merrill Moore, 20; j. P. Liscom
10.
Hunts Russet, E. F. Copeland, 20.
Wintergreen Sweet Russell Il. +. Copeland, 20.
Porter, Merrill Moore 9O J. F; stearns, l2.
Bellhower, special, f. F. Copeland, TO-
Boston Red, d. j.. Barrett, 20; j. G. Stafford 10.
Hoys, 20; Jonathan, 20; Winter Lady Sweet,
20; Pastime Priest, 20; Vezey 90 all by G. F.
Hubbard.
Strawberry, A. A. Blanchard, 20; F. E. Thayer,
Lady Sweet, W. L. Sylvester, 20; E. F. Cope
land 70.
Pound Royal, 20; Talmadge Sweet, 20; Boston
Sweet, %; Fall Greening, 20; Seek no Further,
20; Williams Favorite, 20; all by NJ. T. Moore.
Golden Sweets, J. S. Wood, 20.
Best collection, Z. f. Copeland, 50; Merrill
Moore, q specials, j. G. Stafford, l; Mortified
Briggs, j. P. Liscom, 20; Laura Haskins, 12.
Plum Royal, W. F. Brown, 20.
Holland Pippin, F. L. Wellman, 20; F. E. Cope
land, 12.
Fameuse, F. L. wellman, 20; Henry Cutting, 12.
Sweet Greening 20; Tolman Sweet, 20 Maiden
man.
Newton Pippin, E. F. Copeland, 30; Laura Has
kins, H.
Royal PearmAln, H NJ. Cutting, 20.
Stewart, j. g. Stafford, 20; II. NJ. Cutting, 12.
Cheney, j. p. Liscomb, 20, 12.
Bell1ower, Laura Haskins 90 49,
American Beauty, E. f. Copeland, 20; G. W.
Golden Plppins, sOi special, 10 to l, @. W.
Fallowater. D. A. Henry, 20; E. F. Copeland, 12.
Miscellaneous collection, Mrs. M T. Moore, 25
Boston Sweets, Mortified seminary, 20.
Snow apple, Clarence Bliss, 20, l2.
Rocky Mountain russets, g. II. Hubbard, 20.
British pearmain, j. G. Stafford, 20.
Canada Reds, j. e. Gale, 20.
Fail Greening, 20; Liscom 20; Northern Stripes,