Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-09-30

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West Chesterfield, !; best trace pop I'm. c. w
Sargent, I; ID, D. McCnlivray. soc; best peck
spring heat, r. w Nesbitt j.; %, J. T.. Gale, sos
best peck winter wheat II. W. Nesbtt, !; %, J. f.
Gale, so; best peck oats, j. L. Gale, Il I'd, Chas.
sargent, 90; b. st pt ok barley, J. L. Gale ]. I'd,
g L. Fisher, 80; best peck buckwhest, j. f. Gale,
]; %, j. +. Gale, 80; best peck winter rye, j. f
Gale, J.; I'd, n. G. Col urn, 80; best peck spring
rye, John +. Gale, !; ed, John Nesbitt so; best
bitt 80; best and largest display Of agricultural
prcduets J. f. Gale, s; 2d, r. W. Nesbitt, 6; 3D.,
NJ. T. Moore, 4.
VEGETABLES.
Largest ard best exhibit OF vegetables and
grain products by any Valley Fair boy under rs
years of age, s Melvin Thurber, 3; 81, Roy q.
Payne, Westminster 3; 3D., r. II. Wilson, West
DumnerSton. .; argest ard best collection of
vegetables excluding potatoes 10y market gar
! dtners or institutions. Cheshire farm, Walpole
| 10; 3D. d. NcGillivray, Z best exhibit by working
! farmer o. W. Amiduu, Dummerstou, 10. 2d, j.
/ +. Gale. Z: 3D. II. W Ryan. Leyden, g.
Beans-Best collection, 81; "a. O. ". Amidon,
! soc; best single variety, j. E Gale, p.
Beots-Best aud largest collection. o. W Ami
| beets, c. W Sargent, sos ID, j f. Gale %: best
| peck any other variety, II. ". Ryan so; 3D. j. F.
| Gale, -; best collect on mangel or sugar beet,
| Cheshire County farm, 50; "a, McGilIivray, 40;
! best sit gle variety. II W. Ryan. 49,
Cabbages--Best 3 heads, K. H. Wilson, 81 "a,
! r. II. Wilson, 20; best and largest single head,
white, W. II. Rouillard so; %, II. W Ryan. 10;
best and largest single head. red, Q. W Amidon,
e0 ID, II. ". Ryan, 20; best collection, o. W.
| Carrots-Best - peck for table use, O. w. m
| idon, soc; c. W. Sargent, 40, best IL peck for
stock use, Cheshire County farm, SO; ID, J. +.
| Gale 30
Citron-Best 8 specimens, II. W. Ryan, soc; I'd,
| Che shire County farm, 40
Caultpwers-Best specimens, a. a. Dunklee,
soc; I'd, o. w. Amidon, 40; best single specimen,
ID. McGillivray, 20.
Celery Best heads White Plume. C B. Fish,
81; Cd, o. W. Amdon, 50c; best heads Golden
Self Branching, o. W. Amdon. I; Chas Endlich,
80; best heads Giant Pascal Cheshire County
farm, 50; ID O. W Amidon, ~; best three heads
any other variety Chas Eudlich, so; cd, G. D.
Oden, 10; best collection O. w. Amidon, 2:
Corn Beet ears Evergreen. d McGiliTay,
o. W. Amidon. 40; "a, John 5. Wood, 40 best $
ears Porters Excelsior, D. McGillivray, ~; ID, J.
| f. Gale 20: best ears Country Gentlemen j. =.
! Gcodpnougb 70. "a I n Gale 4O hest ears
any other variety, NJ T. Moore, -; I'd, c. W.
Sargent, 20; best collection, d. McGilhyray. !;
Egg Plant-Bcst 8 specimens, d. McGillivray,
soc; %, Cheshire County farm, 10
Melous-Best watermelons, Albert Sanderson,
Gin, Mass See; ID. Arthur Miller, Dummerston,
20; best green flesh mn SKIN. Ion, G. b. Fish, 50;
2d' Albert Sander on, 40; best yellow flesh
muskmeOns, So
Onions Rest one-half peck White Globe NJ.
7. Moore zee: best one half peck Yellow Globe
Danvers, Chas. ". Sargent, 20; I'd, Chas Harris
~: best one-half peck Red Weathersheld, d. NJ.
McGllivray 20; 81, r. W. scott 80; best one. half
peck any other variety. Ches hire County farm 20
81. NJ. 7. Moore. 80; best aud largest display, d
McGlIvray 81 -, Cheshire County farm, =.
Parsnips-Best D Guernsey, Cheshire County
farm, 20; best Hollow Grown, Chas. W. Sar-
gent 10: 20. VIM b. Haskell, 90; best any other
variety. D. MoGillivray. small white TO-
Peppers Best quarts sweet Mountain. u Nc
Gilliyray, go; ID. o. W. Amdon. 80; best quarts
any other variety, ID, McGilliyray 60; I'd, o. W.
AmldOn, 50.
Potatoes Best collection quarts each variety,
II. stowe & son -; I'd, D. McGillyray s3' Sd,
Pun pkins best field Mortified Seminary
co: ID J. \. Fairbanks 80; best of any other
variety c. A. Brown 90; -, Cheshire County
farm, 30: one heaviest Mammoth, Charles G.
English = ID r. i. Cushman 80. ,,.,. OF,
hohi RRhi- Best specimens John + Gale, GO
%, Cheshire County farm 80.
RadishcS--pest collection Of named varieties,
b. " Brown Coz "a, John + Gale 80.
SalsifJ- Best q spe, linens, John +. Gale Co; ID
squashes- Best Mammoth Crookneck, Ralph
ClaiA -; I'd Mortified Seminary o; test 5
Crookneck Summer, John F. Gale 20; 81, \. In
graham 81; best bush scallop. h. McGillivray ~;
ID. J. W. Thurber 80; best 3.liubbsrd. w. r. uli
lard 50: I'd Cbas G. English 30; best pure
marrow, II RYAN 80: ID r. II Wilson 40; best 3
Turban, d. McGlliyray So ed, John +. Gale 20;
best pure Mammoth d McGilhyray 50; 2d,
Mortified Seminary 40; best Essex II ybrid, O.
W. ATidon 50; best Faxou. stafford Brothers
50; best any other variety. II l.. Stieeter, Mar.
hehe4d, So; 20, b. MCtiiiiyray, 10, largest and
best display, d, MtGI,ivray 50; 81, o. W. Ami
Turnips-Best G English or Hat yellow or white,
John h Gale ~; "a NortLtirld Seminary 80: best
White Iuta Brga. O. ". Amidou ~; Cd do, 30;
best yellow Ruta lega W. Amidon 10 I'd,
do 20; best exhibit Of turnips, o. W. Amidon 81;
ID. John +. Gale 30.
Vounatoes-Best collection not less than Of a
kind, d. McGillvray Sl.5o; Cd, Cheshire County
farm Is; best single variety, c. b. Fish 20; 81
Clarence Britton 40
special-Peck Of beets, r. W Nesbitt, 81
! Sweetheart Watermelon, II. L. streeter hins
dale, %; Hubbard squash. L. F. Mixer, ~; sweet
corn, w. Il. King & Son, Marlboro, -; boys dis
play, Chester Drury, North Hnsdale, so; Giant
pull ball, a. W. Roel 25; collection of Cabbages
II. w. Ryan, Leyden, 3; collection citrons, do.
80; tomato, A. lngraham % display Of corn
/ Roadway a Whitman %; heavy squash, .. W
. Amidon p; Bay state squash, G. \. Brown ~
original Indian corn, o. f.. Slate, Mortified -
| Crookneck squash. r. H. Balls. .: Merrill r
i Moore, display Of garden and field corn 81. dis
play sweet corn y; display onions p; j. +. Gale
70 | display corn, Sl.1o
Special Fred Spaulding, Chinese cucumber
10; p. +. Cram, tomato, Is; Geo +. Hubbard, p
pumpkins, $500 ions, 10, corn, 10; O. w. Amidon
collection onions, -; X hi rabbi, 10; col, cliron
%: Cashan pumpkin 10: yimkeach 5: r. Wealth
l. erfeld, onions, 10; c. NJ. Robbins, onions 10; {
J.. isher, potatoes, 90; cabbage, 10; Geo. NJ
l. Thomas, Hubbard squash, 10; W. II Alexander
japanese pumpkin, -; J. p. Goodenough
, squash, 10; long cucumber TO-; early seal
i lop squash, Z; NJ T. Moore, col, pop corn
80; broom corn, 10; muskmeons 10: egg plant
l. ); Giant Peya cucumber 10; Chester Drury, sun
flower, 5; cucumhers, 3; potatoes 10; lima pol,
7 beans, >; Harry Ryan, col. carrots, % busl
l. squash, l0 mammoth pumpkin p; j. Melvin
~ Thurber, corn, 10; peppers, 10; marbehea'
u squash Is; ornamental gourds, 10; Calhorl
j. pumpkin, 49, Ford hook squash, 10; squash, 10
rice pop corn, 10; field pumpkin, 10; Carol
. Stacy, Red Danvers onion 10; Columbia beet 70
Stafford Bros, Colder field pumpkin, Is; North
t. field Seminary, col tomatoes, IS; col. cabbage
30; Hercules club goud, 10; col. beets, %; +. +
!, White, pie pumpkin, %; r. IL. Wilson, potatoes
IL %; squashes. -; pumpkins, %; sweet corn, 10
G. O. Franklin, field corn, 30; watermelon -
> kohl Rah 10; Harry Clark, mixed squash, 10
Walter Clark, crookneck pumpkin, TO; G. NJ
y Clark, winter crookueck squash, 10; Carenc
- Brtton, Hubbard squash, %; }. Melvin Thurbel
Il tomatoes, 10; Bean pea, 10; Marrowiat pea,
!, Mortified seminary, col corn, 80, watermelon
II 10; Hubbard squash, p, sugar pie pumpkin, .
y Mammoth squash, 10; table carrot, Il; Harr
d. Tom, suuflower, 10; c, L. Coane, tomato, 10; W
- NJ Dunklee, cucumber, dollhouse grown, 1897, 10
ID. L. NeAw long green cucumber, % lnche
L. long. Is; Frank Holden Mammoth whale squasl
i, %; Kalihom pumpkins 10; c. b. Fish, whit
- chestnut squash, 10; warted Hubbard squash, Il
= cinnamon pumpkin, 10: Cheshire Co. Farm, co
- watermelons, 50 col. squashes, 80; Golden dwal
= tomato, 10; Red plum tomato, 10; pumpkin,
Mammoth whale squash, TO- Sandwich Islam
y made Of grain made by A. A Whitman, so; Col
II en- dew drop corn, 10; mammoth silver kin
- onion, s; Gresham pumpkin, IS; Banana puml
b kin, IL.
is FRUITS,
Pears-For largest and best collection L.
us Copeland So; T. f. Betterley 81; for the best
n, Bartlett pears j. p. Liscom 80.
Pears-Clapps Favorte G. F. Hubbard, 3
rs, Flemish Beauty, T. f. Betterley, 80; Secke
Edith Miner, 3O Francis Lynde, Is; Sheldo
T. r. Miller, 30; NJ. l. Moore, 10; Louis Bonne,
g p ! scom, 80; Edith Miner, 3; any other vari
ty, s. p Liscom, 80; T. r. Miller IS.
m, pums-Largest and best collection, not LEI
I'd than 10 each Of varieties, f. f. Copeland Sc
Peaches-Largest and best collection 8 each {
clio p Ratio Cpr and