Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-13
BUTTER EXHIBIT.

Whole number of entries, l25
highest score, 9S: lowest score, s.
average score, 90 40.
Class /. Dairy Tubs-1st, G. II
Terrill, Morrisvillc, $40, 9G4 c. II
Cobb, Westford, So, 96I: Sd, Z. II
Lyster, st. .Johnsbury, 81, 954.
Glass ,, Dairy BoX,-lst. John b
Candon, Pittsford, $40, 81: I'd, f l.
Davis, North Pomfret, Sc. %; Sd, w
+. Perkins, Pomfret, 81, 04!.
Glass 3, Dairy Prints LIST, James
Candon, Chittenden, SO, 9S: 2d En-
lille l.. Eastman. Passumpsic, S6, %
3D., Fred A. Putnam, Weatherstiel(
Center 81, 9Gf.
Class 4, Creamery Tubs-lst, f. f.
Donahue, IIineSburgh, SO, 97I: I'd
c. j. llosford, Wells River $6, 81
Sd, Brattleboro creamery, Brattlcboro
50, 96{.
Glass A, Creamery Prints-lst, Far
mer's Mutual Creamery, st. Johns
bury, 500 I'd, c. G. Lawlcss,
Montpelier, Sc, 81; Sd, East Ryegate,
$4,9G.
Vermont Dairymcn's Gold Medal
James Candon, Chittenden, 9S.
Creamery Sweepstakes Il. Z,
Donohue, lIincsburgh, -, 80, Oh:
Farmers Mutual Creamery, st. Johns
bury, $3.50, 97!.
Dairy Sweepstakes James Candon,
Chittcnden, S5,9S.
Grand Sweepstakes James Candon
Chittenden, $l0,9S.
Best displayed package-J. Il. Mil
Ter, Westminster, $3.
Worcester salt prizes Creamery
buttcr-l>t r. +. Donohle, Hines
burgh, $25, gold watch; I'd, c. j..
lIorsford, Wells River, 81, and G. c..
Lawless, Montpelier 81, each gold
watch, Sl5.
Worcester salt prize-Dairy but
ter LIST, James Candon, Chittenden,
9s, 1925 gold watch; 2nd John b.
Candon, 'Pittsford, 81, $l5 gold watch.
Worcester Salt company cash prize
of $50 in gold to the winner of
sweepstakes and association medal,
James Candon, Chittenden.
Vermont Farm Machine Co.. prizes,
ON each entry scoring SO points and
under 9S points So, each of Brattleboro
creamery, Brattleboro, 96ii: John
Bond, East Montpelier, SO; G. c.
Lawless, Montpelier, 81: East Rye
gate Creamery, East Ryegatc, 96.
Grin Douglass butter culture prize,
to owner Of butter scoring second
highest in whole exhibition, provided
it is made with Grin Douglass butter
to Il. f. Donahuc, So.
Wells X Richardson Co., prizes,
creamery butter, to maker scoring
highest on butter colored with Wells
Richardson Co.'s improved butter
color, Il solid gold MEDAL tie between
L. e. Donahue and Farmers Mutual
Creamery, st. Johnsbury, 81! each;
Ind, G. }. llosford, Wells River. S5.97.
Wells 4 Richardson Co. prizes dairy
OUTER to highest scoring colored
With Wells & Richardson Co. S I'M
proved butter color, James Candon,
list, 1898: John b. Candon and
Emile l.. Eastman, tied for second.
81, each 81
Fifty dollars were divided among 80
with samples scoring 90
POINTS or over, not included i'm the
CHEESE ENI1IBIT
Whole number of entries, -: high.
st score, 9s! lowest score, 90: aver
sc score, 94I.
Class A, Dairy Plain.-lst, Mrs. w.
l. Franklin,} Vernon, $40, 90: I'd,
Ilpha McsScr Rochester.
Class b, Dairy Sage. LIST, Mrs. w.
i. Franklin, Vernon, SO, 93.
Glass G, Factory Plain-lst, A. W.
ice, Westford, SO, 9S!: I'd, Edward
lssonnett, Hinesburgh, So, 9s: Sd.
;. Nj. McDonough, Ilincsburgh, 81.
81. '
Class ID, Factory Sagc-lst T. b.
arrlot, Georgia, $40, 90; I'd, IL. W.
ice, Wcstford, Sc. o5: Sd, Edward
Issonnctt, llincsburgh, "a, 93.
Cheese Sweopstakes-A. w. Rice,
'cstford S., 9S4.