Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-01-12

Butter Exhibit.
whole number Of entries, -
Highest score. ~
Lowest score. -
Average score, .. 40
CLASS !. DAIRY Tubs
lst. G. II Terriil. NorrisviHe. $40. p6l2
81 c. II Co b, westford, 6, 20 ?
81 r. II. Lyster 81. Johnsbury. 4, % -
CLASS 2, DAIRY BOX
lst, John b. Candon. Pittsford. $40, q
-. +. l. Davis. North Pomfret, 6, 9i
81 W. L Perkins, Pomfrei, 4 % 2
Glass DAIRY PRINrs.
Isl, James CANTON chIt,enien. $40, 9s
2d Emiur l. Eastman, Pa~sumpsc, 6. %
3d. Fred a Putnam, Weathersfield ctr, I, SC Be-
CLASS g. CREAMERY TUBS
Isl, T r. Douahue Hin-shurg. $40. o. I2
81 c J. /, sford, Wells River e.g7
81 Brattleboro Creamery, (, 20 "a
CLASS 3, CREAMERY PRINTS.
John.bury $40 % -
~ G. c. la les. Montpelier, 6, Q,
gate, 4,@
Caudon, Chittrnden. Qs
Creamery swrepstaSe., r. f Donahue, Hines
burg, g o. % ., Farmers Mutual Creamery,
st JOhnsbury, 50 20, o. >
Dairy sweepstakes James Candon, Chittenden,
IS, gs
Grand sweepstakes James Candon Chittenden,
SO, O.,
Best ci,played package, J. r Miller wss,mu
Worcester salt prizes-Creamery butter-lst.
T. r. Donahu-. Hinesburg, Ss5 gold watch; 2d.
G j. Hosford, Wells River, ~ and c. c. Lawless,
Montpelier o., each gold watch, SIS Dairy but
ter-lst James Candon, Chitlenden, 9S, SIS gold
watch; I'd John Is. Candon Pittsford, 81, SIS
gold watch Cash prize Of S25 iu gold TO the
winner of sweepstakes and association gold
medal James Candon Chttenden
each entry scoring 80 points and under 9s points,
81 each TO Brattleboro Creamery. Brattleboro
70 -; John Bond. East Montpelier %; c. c. Law
less, Montpelier, %; East Ryegate Creamery, East
Ryegate, %.
Orin Douglas butter culture prize, to owner of
butter scoring second highest in whole exhibition
provided it Is made with Grin Douglas butter cul-
ture to T. e Donahue, S.
Wells & Richardson Co prizes-Creamery but.
ter, to maker scoring highest on butter colored
with Wells Richardson Co.'S Improved Butter
Color a solid gold medal. tie between 7. +. bona.
hue aud Farmers Mutual Creamery, st Johns
bury, o. - each; 2d {. j. Hosford, Wells River
81, %. Dairy butter, James Caudon, LIST IS. 9S;
John Candon and Emile l.. Eastman, tied for
second. 81, each gs.
Fifty dollars were divided among 90 exhibitors
with samples scoring 20 points or over, not in-
cluded in the foregoing. Among those in Wind
ham county who were successful; j. W. Thurber
boro, 81 II. ID. Thayer, West Bratteboro,
gO f. .. Smith, South Windham, 81; j. W. HaHl.
ilton West Brattleboro. %; Mrs. II, l.. Nichols.
Hale, 95; Frank Richmond, Hale, "a; c. c. Bet
fame, 81; s. l.. Bond Wilmington, 81 ?; Better
ley creamery, West Brattleboro, 92 l-2; r. Mil
Ter, Westminster, g5.
Brattieboro creamery and Mrs W. A. Franklin
OF Vernon won special prizes offered by the Mir
ror & Farmer.
Alderney Butter company's special prize of S15
70 highest scoring butter colored with Alderney
coloring, G, c Lawless, Montpelier; I'd prize OF
$40, d. G. Donohue East Charlotte.
Cheese Exhibit.
Whole number Of entries, -
Highest score, QS Il
Lowest score, 90
Average score, q49-.
CLASS A, DAIRY PLAIN list, Mrs W A. Frank
| Ito Vernon, $40 % 3D. Alpha Messer, Rochester,
| SO, "a.
Glass B, DAIRY sAGE,-lst, Mrs W. A. Frank
| lin, Vernon, $40 93.
CLASS @, FACTORY PLAIN.-lst A. W. Rice
| Westford, $40 9S l-2; I'd, Ed Bissonnett, Hines
burg, So IS; Sd, p. NJ. McDonough, Hinesburg
| 81, s634
CLASS ID, FACTORY SAGE -lst t. b. Harriet
Georgia, So, 96 I'd, H. w. Rice. Westford, So
| S5i 30, Ed. Blssonnett, Hinesburg, 81, 93,
Cheese sweepstakes-H. w. Rice Westford, s.
| 9S 12.