Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-09-28

White Eggs-E. s. Clark 1st; Highland Poultry
plant 3D.
THE BENCH SHOW.
Fox Terriers-w L. Swan Of Athol, LIST pup;
w. Akley, Hinsdale, I'd bitch ard pups Ira Bat
cheder, LIST bitch
dog; Dave Clough, ct bitch and pups; Charles
Pettee, W Brattleboro, LIST pup.
Boston Terrier-M. II Mcott pup James
Whigham, Athol, list bitch.
Buhdog-M r. Nelson, Beruardst1n, I'd dog,
I'd bitch; F. II. Doolitte, Mortified, list pups.
Fox hounds-M r Nelson, LIST pup; Perry @.
Gallup, Greenfield, 81 dog; E. b Murdoch, Etv.
bitch.
Cocker spaniels Adouis Dion, Let bitch and
pups: Mrs Georg Persons, Let dog; Mrs. Henry
Pope, Holyoke I'd dog and cat; Sylvester Miner,
ID dog
Great DSnesNJ. N. CLARK, Maiden, Mass, list
Italian Greyhound Harrie Pratt 1st dogs.
Russian Bear dog-A. H. Hines, list dog,
Toy Terrier-Ohas. Miner, 1st dog.
Scotch Colle-C. M Ballou, LIST bitch, let pups;
Frank Whitman, Guiliord, ID dog; Geo NJ Cory,
Pointers-D. 6. Baker, ~ GuiliOrd, list dog, list
bitch.
Grayhound-Geo Alderman, South Vernon list
dog.
Beagle hounds-John Tyler, Guilford, list dog,
G. H. Butterfield, Vernon, 2d.
Coach Goa dogNGeo WI w; Pierce ist; q,
Coon M. X. Nelson, LIST.
Rabbits ALBERT Newton, 1st Angora, 1st,
Dutch; Wilson Brown, ID Dutch Geo. W. Pierce
ID.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Best trace IL row corn, not less than 25 ears,
true nsme, NJ. T. Merrill, Mortified, Mass, So
John Il. Gale, South Londonderry, /; best trace
row corn not less than 25 ears, true name, o. g.
Tuttle, 2; J. 9; Stafford, i best trace Of any
best trace pop corn, true name, Chas. W. Sargent,
I; o. W. Amidon, soc; best peck spring wheat,
John Il. Gale, /; best peck winter wheat, John
Liscom, !; John + Gale. soc; best peck oats John
f. Gale, / 4; best peck barley, john Liscom, J;
John e. Gate, SOC; best pecE buckwheat, John E.
Gale, 1; John LscOm 5cc beat peck winter int rye,
spring rye, John Gale, 1; J. @. Pickett Soc;
best peck field beans J. @. Stafford, I; o. w Am
cultural products from the above, John e. Gale,
g. ID. McGillivroy, 6; o. W. Amdon. 4. Chas.
w. Sargent. special premium, Soc VIM. II.
Winslow, special premium, SOC.
VEGETABLES.
Largest and best exhibit of vegetables and grain
product by any Valley Fair boy under Is ears
Of age r. II. Wilson, vest Dummerston, IS; I'd,
Arthur Thurber, West BrattleboTo,2
Largest and best collection Of vegetables
named, excluding potatoes, by market gardeners
or institutions, ID McGilivray, $40.
Best exhibit Of vegetables by working farmer,
o. W. Amidon, Dummerston, $40; I'd Merrill 7.
Moore, Mortified, Mass, Z; Sd A G. Brown, West
Beans~Best collection garden varieties 2
quarts each, dry, d McGillivrsy, 81; I'd o W.
Amidon, Dummerson %; best SINGLE variety
pc; I'd J. G. Stafford, Brattleboro, l5c. -
Beets.-Best and largest collection, D. McGilli-
yray 81 ID O. W. A@id31' Pu@merst Si SOe
Centre, SOC; I'd G Sargent, 25c; best peck any
other one variety, G. w. Franklin, Guilford Cen
tire, soc; I'd r. H. " ilson, West Dummerstou, 25;
best collection mangle or sugar beets, d McGilli-
vray, 8 C; I'd A. g. Brown, West Halifax 4Oc;
best single variety, J. Il Stove & Son, Whining
ton 4Oc; I'd Merril T. Moore Mortified, Mess 4 C.
Caboages-Be.t heads, II H. Wilson, West
| Dummerston, 81; I'd Albert Slnderson, Gill
Mass, 75c; best and largest single head, white, O.
| w Amidon, SC; 2d + H. Aldrch, Mortified,
Mass 4Oc; best anu largest single head, red, +.
| 4. Aldrlch, Mortified, Mass. soc; I'd, o W. Ami
| don, 40c; best collection, o. W. Amidon, i; I'd X
PumpEins-Best 8 feld D. McGilliyray, 6oc.
| %, G. +. Hubbard 81; best three OF any other
variety, d. McGillivray, &C; 2d, y. W: Auhdnn, 8o
one heaviest mammoth, ID. McGillvray, 81; I'd
A. g. Brown, so ..,,
Kohl Rabbi st three specimens, D. McGl
vray. Coo %, G. F. Hubbard 80.
| Radishes-Best collection of named varieties, d
| MEG hivray, Coo.
| 60c.
| Gillivray zoe; I'd, NJ. T. Moore, 80; best crook
| neck summer, o. w. Amidon, 20; 81, ID McGillt
81 Ssi ;.6 bush Sssog H hi r. HUB
| bard so; I'd, o w. Amidon, 40; best pure mar
| row, ID. McGilliv ay. 80; I'd, o. W. Amidop, 40
| / n. u.
McGiyray, 40: best 8 Essex Hy bird, J. H. STOW,
| & Son, so; best Faxon, f. E. Aldrich, 50; I'd, ID
McGillivray, 20; best three any other one variety
J. G. Stafford. so; I'd, Q, W. Anidon, 40; large
and b st display, d. McGillivray, 81; I'd, .. W
Csrrots~sest l.2 peck for table use-o W
| Amidou, SOC; I'd. d. McGillivray. 40; best pech
for stock use, X. II. Wilson, 80; A. Sanderson
| Gill, 40.
Citron-Best 2 specimens, George f. CroweIl
CauIiaowers- Best s specimens w R,uil
| lard, HInsdale, soc; I'd, \ a Dnnklee, SOutt
Vernon, 40; best single specimen, ID hcGilhSray
Celery Best 3 heads white plume, Plnnac,
Farm, walpole, n. H., 81; ~, W. Haskell
80; best heads golden s+lt banching, d. McGil
livray, 81; best heads any Other one variety, u
Contest 8 ears evergreen, j. G Stafford
zoe; I'd. D. McGillivray, 4O; hest ears man
moth. o. W Amidon 20: Cd Merrill T. Moore 40
best ears Porter's excelsi r. J. +. Gale, q ; hes
ears country gentleman. Charles W. Sargent
| 10 best 3 earI any other one VARIETY, j Gale
| 70: ID d McCii livray, 90; best collection, par
each, D. McGi,livrav, 81; Cd o. w. Amidon IS
Egg plant-Best specimens, Pinnacle farm
MeionsMBest watermelons, A. ste1binG
Gullford, SOC; A. Sanderson Gill, 40; test gree
flesh muskmelons o. W. Amidon, LIST and -, II
| 40; pest 8 elbow flesh muskmeons, o. w. Am
Onions-Best one half peck White Globe, Cha
| Harris, zoe; best one-haf peck Yellow Glob
Danvers' nj I. Moore, 20; o. W. Amidon, 40; be
one half peck Red Weathersfeld, Chas. Harr
20; o. W. Amidon, 40; best one-haif peck an
Their named variety, j. II. Stowe, 20; d. McGi
livray, 49, hest and largest display, .. W. Am
, | don, /; ID McGillivray, 75c.
Parsuips-Bes' Hol ow Crown, d. w. Franl
. lin, 40; Pinnacle farm, Walpole, 40; best an
other variety, d. McGillivray, 10
, Prppers-Best quarts Sweet Mountain, o.
Amidon, 60c; Geo. ". Franklin, 80; best quar-
any other variety, Pinnacle iArll, NalpOle, oOi
Potatoes-Best collection. quarts each vari
ty, j. II. stowe, IS; D. McGillivray, 8; FL. We
TurDips-Best English or fat, yellow or whit
| D. McGillivray, zoe; I'd. o. W. Amidon, 40; hest
White Ruta Bega, o. w. Amidon. 20; best Yt
| low Ruta Bega, o. w. Amidon, 20; best exhib
of turnips, o. W. Amldon, 81; I'd, J. G staffor
, soc.
Tomatoes-Best collection, not less Than Of
g kind, ID. McGillivray. $3.50; I'd. Pinnacle farm,
bet single variety, Pinnacle farm, zoe; I'd, Arth'
Thurber 40
5 Specials Collection, F. E. Aldrich, IS; Hubbal
squash IS, Chinese pumpkins ~, held pun pkil
/; 25 display Of beans %. beets 10, J. G. Stafford;
, w. Carter, West Springfield, spt cial 81 display
}. tomatoes 25, Japanese pie pumpkins ~, p
pumpkins 10, display OF potatoes %, watermel'
J. 10, potato pumpkins 10, R. H. Wilson.
SpecialF-Mi5s Lottie Bingham, Guifor
8 special on beans, 10; Mrs Chamberlain, Brattl
boro on potatoes IS; j. p. Goodenough, We
s Brattleboro, Hubbard squash 25 Chinese va
ST. Ernest Dunklee, nth Vernon, tomatoes 2
!, Warner B. Durklee, South Vernon, tomatoes !
,, X. L. Fisher, West BTattleboro, squash, 20;
Edwin Lawrence Brattleboro castor oil bean
J, d. McCiilvray, tomatoes 80, sunhower 10, disp
pop corn 25; Everett Dutton, East Dummersto
IS peanut rs.
specials-squashes, 10; beets 10, J. H. Stow
, Wilmington; peanut, 10, Cater Farnum; pot
:, toes TO- John Farnum; display peppers, 25, @. \
: Franklin. Guilford Centre potatoes, 25 z.
y Potter New Salem, Mass; potatoes, IS, o.
Slate, Nurthaeld, Mass; display corn, 81, j,