The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-15
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native BULL T. W. Flanagan, Moretown,
first premium on one-year-old Jersey bull;
H. L. Moore, Plymouth, first premium on
one pair two-year old steers; @. 9. Hayes,
bull; W. r. Chase, Moretown,. first pre-
MUM on four-year-old Holstein bull; Mrs,
II. E. Boyce received first premium on
grade Holstein bull calf and heifer, also on
one grade Jersey heifer G. X. Foster,
Moretown, first premium on pair twin
steers, grade Jersey; John Carver, Dux-
bury first premium on yoke working oxen;
e. j. Benson, Woodstock, exhibited his
herd OF seven yoke working oxen, the heavi-
est yoke weighing $500 pounds:
Sheep and swine were exhibited as fol-
lows d. 7. Harvey, first premium on three
grade Southdown eve lambs and three
grade Cotswold ewes, also one Southdown
buck; A. L. Crossett first premium on
southdown lambs and buck; B. E. Ather-
ton, first premium on one-year-old buck,
| MUM on one buck lamb; d. @. Green, first
premium on flock Cotswold sheep.
A. l.. Crossett, Duxbury, first premium
| on two white Chester shoats Frank Barnes,
| first premium on one SOW and pigs and one
while boar.
FRUITS AND VKaETABLEs.-J. Fl. Bennett
received first premium on three varieties OF
| potatoes, turnip and watermelons and
special premium on coffee beans. j. b.
Phillip, first premium on beets, cabbage,
uurnlDS, CduDIlOW6T anu nolu, bWoob anu
pop corn. Harold Atkins, first premium on
three summer squash. John A.. Parker
| one peck fine potatoes. e. L. Marble, Fays-
tyn, pop corn. A. M. Phillip, Duxbury,
| first premium Of field beans. Second pre-
MUM on seed corn, sweet and pop corn,
| A. @. Anterior, first premium on plate Con-
cord grapes and plate Champion grapes;
also on one peck Joseph potatoes, cucum-
bers, beets, turnips, pumpkins.
j. 81. Bennett, first premium on sage
cheese; second premium on plain cheese and
tub butter. Harvey Eddy, first premium
on crate, i've pound boxes butter. Bryan
| and Warren, first premium on two and one
half tubs butter. P. r. Gale, Stowe, first
premium crate, one pound print butter.
e. B. Cobb, Stowe, second premium one
Vile. first premium one Hillside factory
cheese. M. A. Hoadley, Duxbury, second
premium crate, five pounds boxes butter.
Mrs. W. A. Phillip, Duxbury, first premi-
| UNI two cans maple syrup. A. M. Phillip,
| Duxbury, first premium one box honey.
K. B. Moody entered one Of d. M. o.
born & Co., corn harvester.whi attracted
| much attention. The working of it was ex-
planned by State Agent Cove, who guaran-
tees the machine to do its work and he is
backed by those who have purchased and
are using the corn cutter. One OF the o.
born moving machines was also shown.
M. A. Hoadley of Duxbury exhibited a
| cream separator and two samples OF phos-
phste. II. d. Camp of Orange exhibited
the champion sugar evaporator.
The awards of premiums in Floral Hall
| were as follows:
Fancy Sofa Pillows.-Mrs. d. @. Hayes,
first; Miss Mary Haines, second; Miss Mary
| Shaw third
Handkerchiefs, = Mrs. James Travers,
first; Mrs. Helen Mcintosh, second.
Crazy Work Sofa Pillows.-Mrs. L. w.
Russell first; Mrs. o. +. Watts, second /;
| Miss Lucia wilkins, third.
Biscuit Work Sofa Pillows.-Josie Bulk
ley, first; Mrs. o. F. Watts, second; Mrs.
E. G. Culver, third.
Crocheted Tides. - Mrs. Grace Boyce,
! first; Mrs. Charles Lease second; Mrs.
James Travers, third.
Fancy Tidies.-Mrs. B. F. Anterior, first;
Mrs. N. L. Demeritt, second, Mrs. Lucia
Wilkins, third.
Punch and Judy Dolls.-Ollie Somervlle.
first.
Pillow Shams.-MIs. S. M. Eddy, first.
Table Covers.-Mrs. e. III. Boyce, first;
Mrs. DC. Hayes, second; Mrs j. G. McIn-
tosh, third.
Tray Cloths.-Mrs N. L. Demeritt, first;
May Shaw, second; Mrs. Lucia wilkins,
third.
Embroidered Skirts Mrs. p. e. Smith,
first; Mrs Lucia Wilkins, second.
Doilies.--Mrs. E. H. Boyce, first; Mrs.
Helen Mcintosh, second; Ollie .Somerville,
third.
Handkerchief Case-Mrs, Grace Boyce,
first.
Jewel Case.-Mrs. N. L. Demeritt. first.
Homespun Towels.-Miss Emeline Bulke.
ley, first
Homespun Yarn.-Mrs. o. II. Watts, first
Mrs. e. l.. Marble, second
Homemade Stockings e. L. Mar.
BILE, first; Mrs. o. f. Watts, second.
Mittens and Gloves.-Mrs. e. l.. Marble
first.
Handmade Lace.-Mrs. Lucia wilkins,
first; Carrie Gabree, second; Mrs. P. e
Smith, third.
Embroidered Blanket.-Mrs. Grace Boyce
first.
Muflers.-Miss e. Buckley, first; Mrs. e
l.. Marble, second.
Mrs. A. N. Watts, second; Mrs. Ann Proc
tor, third Mrs o. F. Watts, fourth.
Drawn Rugs: Mrs. f. g. Culver, first
Mrs. A. NJ. Phillips, second.
Silk Knit Rugs-Maud Buckley, first
Emeline Bulkeley, second; Miss j. d. Bid
good, third.
Painted China.-Mrs. Geo. p. Holmes
first,
Crotcheted Capes.-Mrs. Geo. p. Holmes
first.
Shaving Case.-Harold Atkins, first.
Putty Work.-Ollie Someryille, first.
Oil Paintings.-Jessie NJ Davis, first
Clylis Hutchins, second; Mrs. Charles
Searles third.
Sc rles, first.
Water Colors.-Mrs. @. III. Searles, first
Penciling.-MrsB #. Anterior, first.
Ingram Rugs.-Mrs. #. e. Atkins, first.
Fancy Rugs.-Mrs. N. A. Pinneo, first
Mrs. Lucia Wilkins, second Mrs George p
Holmes, third.
Crazywork Cotton Quilt Mrs, d. G
Hayes, first
Patchwork Cotton Quilt.-Cora McKen
ney, first Mrs. T. T. Farrell, second; Grace
Boyce, third.
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Mrs. George p. Holmes, second.
Blockwork Afgans. = Charles Morrisey
first; Mrs. p. Il. Smith, second; Mrs. b. j
Crossett, third.
Fascinator. N. A. Pinneo, first.
Aprons. --Emeline' Buckley, first, Mis-
| 8, NJ Eddy, second.