Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-07

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| ton. 5Oc; Mary e Lamson, Randolph, Zoe;
Mrs. Albert Lyman, Lebanon, N. r., zoe;
Mrs. Frank Larkin, Chelsea, l0c; MRS. Il.
| T.. Marble, MoretoWn, S5c; Mrs. r. Miller,
East Barnard, 80; Nellie Miller, East Bar
nard, SOC; Goldie MagooD, Washington,
Eunlce Noyes, Chelsea, 75c; Mrs. Alonzo
Noyes, Tunbridge, 60c; Mrs. Daniel
Moves, Tunbridge, 40c; Miss Mamie Mel
son, Iunbridge, Toe; Mrs. Il. +. Peters,
Chelsea, 4Oc; Ida Pixley, STAFFORD, l5c;
| Mrs. Susannah Preston, Tunbridge, loc;
Mrs. T.. f. Porter, North Tunbridge, l0ci
Mrs. r. Pierce, Tunbridge, lOe; Mrs.
A.rora Rogers, south Royslton, zoe;
Mrs. j. A Ross, STAFFORD, 35c; Mabel q,
Ross, STAFFORD, zoe; Mrs. q. W. Richard
son, Washington, Si.30; Mrs. Blanche
Riddall, Tunbridge, 15c; Mrs. M. j. Sar-
gent, South Royalton, $3.50; Mrs. Albert
| Sargent, South Royalton, 10c; Mrs. h. IL.
Sargent, south koyslton, = ~; MIS-. ,, a.
Salter, runbridge, 20s; Miss Janet smith,
Tunbridge, 81 AIRS. Fred Sleeper, North
Tunbridge, Soc; Mrs. G. W. Smith, Tun-
bridge, 30c; Bessie Smith, Tunbridge, 2oci
Minnie e. SNOW, South Royalton, sl.2Oi
Hattie Z. Sprague, East Brookield, s3i
Mrs. L. b. Smith, North Tunbridge, II 80;
Elizabeth Sprague, East BrooSiield, zoe;
Mabel Sou hworth, South Royaiton, SOC;
LESSEE Shepard, zoe; Laura Belle Shep-
ard, South Royalton, zoe; Mrs. 5. NJ.
Shepard, South RoyaltoD, 15e; George
Shepard, South Royalton, 10c; Mrs. L. l..
Saiter, South Barre, si.25; Mrs. Marcia
Smith, Washington, 40c; Mrs ID. L.
smith, Washington, 20e; Bertha swan,
North Tunbridge, zoe; Mrs. Z. u. Tinney,
South TunLridge, 65c; Gertrude Trerise,
Randolph, s220; Mrs. j. j. Trerise, Ran
dolph, 240; Mrs. NJ. +. Tucker, South
Tunbrldge, SOC; Mrs. Benjamin Tucker,
Tunbridge, Boo; Mrs. II NJ. Tucker, Tun-
bridge, soc; Fred " fuller, Tunbridge,
25c; Mrs. L. Tuller, Tnnbrldge, 25c;
A. W ills, Chelsea, soc; T.. Ralph Walker,
Chelsea, l0c; Mrs. Geo. Webster, Tun-
bridge, Doc; Mrs. s. L Wills, South Tun-
bridge, Doe; Mrs. a. T., Whitcomb, Wash
ington, zoe; Mrs. Orson Whitney, North
TIBDridge, soc; Marion Whitney, North
Tunbridge, 20c; AbDie Whitney, North
Tunbrldge, 15c; Elsie Whitney, North |
Tunbridge, l5c; Nettie Eva Whitney,
North TunDridge, Soc; VERNE Whitney, |
Moth Tuubridge, 15c Mrs. Lester Whit |
ney, North runbridge, Sl Mrs. Aaron /
Whitney, Tunbridge, soc; Mrs. IL. g. 1
Whitney, South Royalton, g 65; Artie /.
May Whitney, South Royalton, Il rs; /
Mrs. Henry Walcott, Tun Oridge, 15c.
The total amount OF Floral hall premi- |
ums was,ssl.55.
BUTTER, CHEESE, HONEY, MAPLE SUGAR. !
ISL % IDS. Dutteri II. .. AIMS, Oneiseai /
+. ID. Moody, runbridge, I'd; lst 80 lbs. /
cheese, IL. r. Riford, Randolph; Elihu I
Tuller, Tunbridge, ID; LIST box honey, e. |
Is. Dickinson, Chelsea; w. A. Noyes, /
Tunhridge, I'd; LIST 25 lbs. maple sugar, IL, |
3. Annis, Chelsea Geo. Mason, Stock
bridge, ID; LIST lot maple sugar, II. S
Annis, Chelsea; A. B. Bicknell, Tun-
bridge, I'd.
FRUIT.
Apples greatest variety, G. L.
Swan, Tunbrioge; +, Y. Dana, North |
Swan, Tunoridge; Il. Y. Dana, North |
Pomiret, I'd; LIST 10 varieties fall, E. Y.
Dana, North Pomfret; LIST peck crab APP
Piles, A. p. Whitney, Tunbrldge; c. W.
Porter, Tunbridge, I'd.
Peals-ist varieties, e. Y. Dana,
North Pomfret,
Grapes LIST lot Harvey Smith, Royal
ton.
Rye-1st half bushel, II. p. Rford, Ran.
doph; Harvey Smith, Royalton, ID.
Peas LIST half bushel, +. d. Moody,
Beans LIST half bushel, Elihu Taller,
Tunbridge; A. b. BiclluelI, Tunbridge,
I'd.
Buck wheat-ist half bushel, Harvey
Smith, Royalton.
Timothy list, A. b. Bicknen, Tun-
bridge.
Corn-1st IS ears feed corn, c. S. Howe,
Tunbridge; Harvey Smith, Royaltou, I'd /;
LIST pop corn, Wesley Bugbee, Chelsea; Isl
Y ears sweet corn, II. q. Whitney,
Royalton.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes LIST potatoes, Il. q. Whitney,
Royslton; lst White star, q. L. swan,
LIST Burbank Seedlings, Wes-
ley Bugbee, Chelsea; LIST Polaris, Red
Brooks, Freeman and Clarks, A. p. Salter
4 Son, Tunbridge; 1st Early Rose, II. p.
Ritord, Randolph; LIST Stray Beauties, Ii.
:. Turner, Tunbrldge; LIST Irish Biscuit,
b. Bicknell, Tunbridge; 1st Cowhorns
and Seedlings, A. +. Waterman, Tun-
bridge.
Beets-1st beets, G. L. Swan, Tun-
bridge; LIST sugar, r. l.. Jones, Tun-
bridge; LIST Egyptian, f. l.. Jones' Tun-
bridge; Wesley Bug6ee, Chelsea, I'd; 1st Z
Mangols, Wesley Bugbes, Chelsea.
Turnips-1st, +. l.. Jones, Tunbridge; q.
=. Swan, Tunbridge, I'd.
Carrots list, c. W. Osborn, Tunbridge;
Wesley Bug bee, Chelsea, I'd.
Onions LIST, Elihu fuller, Tunbridge;
J. l.. Swan, Tunbridge, I'd.
Squashes-1st 3, q. l.. swan, Tunbridge. Q
Pumpkins-lst 3, Wesley Bugbee, Chel- {
ga; II. e. Durrell, runbridge, I'd.
CabbageS-lst 3, Il. l.. Swan, runbridge; ! Il
slibu fuller, Tunbridge, I'd. n
Water melons-1st and "a 3, G. l.. 4
lowe, Tunbridge. u
Musk melons-1st and 2d 8, {. l. $
lowe, Tunbridge. L
Citrons list 3, &. l.. Howe, Tunbridse
Tomatoes-1st peck, c. w. Osborn, Tun- G
'rioge. Il
NOTES. $
States Attorney Darling and several
herlffs attended the fair and kept a sharp
ookput for evidences of liquor selling and II
found there were no liquor SELL Il
is. No arrests were made. a
few youngsters out for the first or :
eednd time and possessed of the idea that 7
bottle in the hip pocket would be the -
ey 10 glory and the sign manual OF ex- =
erienced manhood, may have been more =
T less happy at times but drunkenness
as noticeable for its absence. The fair =
q this particular was one of the cleanest =
yer held in any place. s.
business man from anoth her state who q,
TENDS the Worlds fair regularly says: N
Tell your paper that one OF the best fea- ,
lreS of the fair is ha bind ~ Z u