Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-01
FRUIT

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par;ment was rather small, but there were
more large individual eXh bits especially
of apples, so that, despite the unfavorabe
season, the display on the whole was well
up to the average in extent and quality.
The largest individual exhibitor Of apples
was Merrill +. Moore Of Mortified, Mass,
who was present with 40 varieties includ-
ing the Heal Sweet, a rare variety which
was shown here for the first time. Mr..
Moore has an orchard Of about 100 trees
and exhibited here for the third time. The
Prospect Farm exhibit of j. G.. Stafford
contained - varieties of apples which
were delight to the eye, as they ran
evenly and were absolutely without blem-
sh over 80 varieties of well-formed APP
pies were shown by +. l.. Welman of
Guilford Centre, who had also six varie
ties of crab apples. Clean and wholesome
looking apples, ii varieties, composed the
exhibit of w. II. Alexander Of West Brat
tleboro and Hugh K. Whitman showed -
varieties equally as good. Another clean
looking lot of Ia varieties was shown by
Florence Betterley of West BrattlebOrO,
who also had II varieties of very fine
pears. The best porter apples shown were
the property OF j. F. Stearns. Mr..
Stearns's seven other varieties were per
feet in all respects. II. NJ. Cutting of
West Brattleboro and W. {. Newton of
Vernon displayed respectively nine and six
varieties OF apples OF healthy growth, and
Charles Harris OF West Brat .leboro made
a good exhibit Of 10 varieties.
In the exhibit of John ;. Wood Of West
Brattleboro were - varieties OF winter and
five OF fall apples, making an attractive
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