Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-09-29
THE BENCH SHOW.

Fox Hounds-Sidney Darling, Hinsdale, list and
"a on bitch; W. r. Bridges, East Colrain, LIST on
bitch and pups; George Lynde, Guilford, LIST on
dog; ID. q Baker, Guiiford, 2d on dog
beagle Hounds-John Tyler, Guiford, LIST on
bitten.
Bull Terriers-J &. Morse West Brattleboro,
LIST ON dog pup; John Gale. Guilford, LIST on dog;
Robert Sargent, LIST ON bitch and pups; NJ Il.
Nelson Bernardston, Cd on dog pup;
CUllies-Frank l.. Weman, iiuilford Centre,
LIST ON pup; Geo. NJ. Cory, -axtons River, 1T on
Ditch aud pups; NJ II Bobbins, 2d on bitch
IRISH lerrier-R. Bradley, LIST on bitch and pups.
spdniels-k Bradley, I'd on pup.
POinters-D q. Baker st and I'd on pup, list on
bitch; JVhu Tyler, LIST on dog.
Gordon setler-w d stocEwell, West Brattle
boro, lsJ on dog.
russian Poodle-John Hanlan Boston, 1T on
dog.
Pug-Dennis Leary, Cd on dog.
Russian scar DOgs-F. W. Childs, LIST each on
| dog, bitch anu pup.
Boston Terrler-w. J. Pentland 1st on bitch
Odds-E. r. Gaines Bernardston,s I'd ON bitch and
pups.
1astiff-Frank Dodge, Dummerston, LIST on
| pup,
| warren Wood of Greenfield awarded S. for
mis- " hol, exhibit OF 20 uogs OF several varieties
Pet stock, including foxes, Owls, rabbits, etc
Bratlleboro, /; Ha old A. StoddaId, " estmore
iand, rs; Everett Prouty, 80, George BALKAN,
Walpole, n. H., 81; 5. o. Packard, Hlnsdale, %.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Best trace IL row corn, John Gale, Guilford,
| S2 2d /; best trace corn, o. Z. futile, q;
I'd, John Gale, l. best trace of any other variety
| A. G. Sarge I, 2; I'd, Fred COMBS best trace
popcorn, j. f. otearns /; I'd, D. McGivray, so;
best peck spring wheat, James w. Sanders, i;
I'd, John Gale, so; best peck winter wheat, John
| peck oats o. J. Hale, GuiIford 1; I'd, j. W. San.
ders & Son, 50; best peck barley, j. W. Sanders &
| Son, Il I'd, John Gale, so; best peck buc wheat,
| John Il. Gale, /; 2d, 80; best peck winter rye, j.
| q Pickett, 1; I'd, w. H. Winsow, 50; best peck
| spring rye, John f. Gale /; I'd, j. w. Sanders q
| Son, 20; best peck field beans, o. W. Amidon, 4;
| a. n hest digniaV q
agricultural products, John E. Gale, 8; ID j. w.
Sanders & Son 6; Sd, J. Melvin Thurber, T.
VEGETABLES.
Largest and best exhibit of vegetables and grain
products by any alley Fair boy under Is years
of age, Fred II. Combs, Guilford, D; %, j. NJ.
ThuTber, West Brattleboro, 3; Sd, X. ii Wilson, q;
largest and best collection of vegetables, named,
| by market gardeners or institute MS, d. McGilli
vray, 10; %, Mortified Seminary, z; best exhibit
of vegetables by working farmer, o. w. Amidon,
| 10; I'd, j. E. Gale, z; 3D., H. w. Ryan, Leyden
Mass, 5.
Beans-best collection garden varieties, 2 qts.
each, dry, D. McGiyray, 81; I'd, o. W Amidon,
| soc best siugle variety, . quarts each, ID. d.
franklin 25c; I'd, II. l.. Stafford l5c
| Beets-best and largest cole ctlon, ID. McGll
| livray, 81; I'd, II. w. Ryan 30; test peck table
beets d. D. Franklin, So I'd, J. S. Jlllson 25;
best peck any other one variety, w H. Rouiliard,
so; I'd, F. II Combs, 25; best collection mangle or
sugar beets, II. W. Ryan, so; I'd, John f g ale,
4O best single variety, John &c. Gale 4O 2d, H..
Ca6bages-best head. H. W. Ryan, s.; I'd,
! Albert Sanderson. IS; best and largest single
head, white, H. w. Ryan so; I'd, d. McGilliyray.
40 best nd largest single head. red, b. Tay-
lor, 80; I'd, W: Amdon. 40; best collection, o.
| w. Amdon, 1; I'd, II. W. Ryan, 80.
Carrots-best IL peck for table use, r. H.
! Combs Soc; ID d y. Franklin 90; best peck
for stock use, Johh E. Gale, so; 2d, d. McGilliv
CitrOn-best specimens, John E. Gale, SOC.
Caulifowcrs-6est specimens, A. A Dunklee,
South Vernon; Soc; I'd, W. H; Rouilard Hins-
dale, 40; best single specimen, W. II. Rouillard'
Celery-best heads white plume o. W. Ami
don, 81; I'd, D. McGiliyray: SOC; best heads
go den self banching, d. McGillivray, /; I'd, o,
W. Amidon so; first herds Giant Passon, o
W. AmIdon, g.; best heads any other one var
iety, }. w Amidon, SO; I'd, Northheld Seminary
40; best collection, .. W. Amidon, So I'd y. Nc
CornSBest ears evergreen, F. H. Combs, 20 =;
do. w. Amdon 20; best ears Mammoth o. w
Amidou, 70 I'd, f. H Combs 40; best ears
Porter's Excelsior, D. McGilivray, 90; best ear:
Country Gentleman F. II. Combs, 20; I'd, j NJ
Thurber, Mexican, 40; best ears any other one
variety. D. McGivray, 20; I'd. o. W. Amidon 90
best collection 5 ears each, d. McGillivray 81
ID John 4. Gale, IS. - 80.
Egg Plant-Best three specimens, ID. Mc6hn
vray, soc; I'd, A.
Melons-Best watermelons Arthur Miller, soc
I'd Albert Sanderson, 40; best green flesh musk
melons, Arthur Miller, 50; I'd, Albert Sanderson
40; best three yellow flesh muskmelons, o. W
Amidon. 80 80
livray, zoe; 2d. o. W. Amidon Dummerston, 40
best 2 prck Yellow Globe Danvers, W. II. Roui'
lard. Hinsdale 10; I'd, Albert Sanderson, 40; hes
Brattleboro, 20; 2d, w. II. Romllard, 40; best ;
peck any other variety, o. w. Amidon. 20; I'd
Fred 4 Combs, 40; best and largest display D
Parsnps-Best six Guernsey, j. 4 Gale, Gun
ford, zoe; best Hollow Grown, H. Stowe 8
Son, Wilmington 20; I'd D. McGllIvray. 49, best
any other variety, d. Mc1ilhvray. = I'd, 40
Peppers Rest two quarts 5" eet Mountain, u
McGiIivray. 60; I'd, o W. Amdon, sO best
riot Eran I'm
Potatnes--Best collection Of potat 1es. . quart
! eac variety. J W Stove Son, s.; I'd, d. Nc
Gilivray, s; 81. j. Z Gale. so
Punpkins Best field. Fred H Combs, 60; ID
Northfeld Seminary, 80; best of any other var
heaviest Mammoth, d. McGnlivray, i; I'd, H.
| Ryan, L. yden. so.
Kohl Rabi-B-st 3 specimens ]. E. Gale, 60; %
2 | ID McGilnvray 3d.
!. Radshes-Best collection of named varieties
] f. Gale, 60; 2d, d. McGilvray, 80
}, SalsIfy-Best specimens. j. H. Stowe & soT
. Squashes- 3 Mammoth Crookneck, Caro-
d Stacey. 20; %, Fred Combs, Guilford, 30; best
n Crookneck Summer, H W Ryan. Leyden, 70 %
I | j L. Gale, 80; best bush Scallop, Mortified Sen
mary. 20; I'd. Melvin 1hurber, 30; best Hui
s nard, F. e. Aldrch, Northtrld NJ IS, so I'd, .
oo Combs 50; ID. il. " Ryan %; best pure Ta
S ban. Fred h. Combs, so; I'd. Northneld SEMINARY
S Mortified seminary. 40 hest Essex Hy hrid, .
Il. Gale, 80; 2d, ID. McGillivray, 30; best FaxoI
| j. elvin Thurber, 50: I'd, o. W. Anidon, A
?, best 3 any other one variety, f. Gale, so; 2,
= A. p D. ROBBINS Marlboro, Vt, 40; larg st an
best display, d McGillivray, 2 90; 2d, o. W. Am
IS don, les.
Turnips-Best English or fiat, yellow or whit
e A. d Robbins ~; 2d, John Z Gale, 40; best
=. white Ruta Baga W. .. AmIdon 7O 81, j,
4 stowe & Son. 40; best 6 yellow Ruta Baga, f. I
Combs, 20 2d, w. O. Amidon, 40; best exhibit
n turnips, John e. Gale, 81; I'd, W. o Amid n,
Tomatoes-Best collection not less than OF
kind, d. McGlllvray, Sl.50; I'd, o w, Amidon,
best single variety, J. p. Liscomb, 7Oi pa j.
Stearns 49,
/. Special-Potatoes, George Fisher Dummersto
csc; sanford corn, Dill, South Vernon, 10; Chan
:. field. Mass, 10; corn, o. E Slate, Northhel
y Mass, 25; summer squash, Guy Thayer, We
l. BrattlebOro, IL; potato onions, 10; guard carrot
10; OK heart carrots, 10; potatoes 20; turnps,
a Holden corn, 49, satisfy, 81 parsnps, 10, j. s. u
d son, West Dummerston; OK heat carrots, !
- sweet pumpkins, 10; Hubbaid squash, Isl b
Is mammoth squash, IS; collection OF cabbages,
turnips, 5; beets, 5, H. NJ Clark, Bernardsto
,s Mass; COLI cton of POI atues X. ii. WILSON, We
\ Dummerston, 81; beets Walter Clark Us year,
4 Bernardston, Is; Japanese pie pumpkin, Jot
Stoddard, Bernardston, Is; collecti IN or potatoe
[: Robert Allen, Vernon, %; collection Of cabbage
y 25; No. 2 potatoes, 10; collection beets, 10, f.
Ia Alirich, Mortified; potatoes 75i G. Queen p
q latoes, 10; early a me tomatoes 10 A. z. ID. RO
bins; collection Of pumpkins, Q. A Brown, We
e. Brattleboro, 25; boys collection, Chester
- Drury Us years. North Hinsdale, N. H., al CO
r. lection of potatoes, Bert o. Ware 80
~ Specals-Hubbard squash 90, Edmund tab
n | beet 10, DaHvers carrot 10. Danvers yello
- onions 10 satisfy 10, Northheld Seminary, Ea
n Mortified, Mass.
u Sorghum 5, sugar pumpkin 5, double pumpk
II 10, early snow caulfower 10, collection squa
q so, collection carrots 20, exhibited by FIR
Combs.
A. Snowheld caulihower 10, parsnips 20 Danve
carrots 10. beets 10, exhibited by Luman Clar