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

butter exhibited, II salted with worcester salt,
Brattleboro creamery $40; I'd Cornish Creamery
Co, Cornish Flat. n H., 81 10 the butter scoring
the highest IN dairy butter exhibit, u sailed with
Worcester salt. i. II. Leach. North Brookaeld,
Mass, 6; 2d divided.A Il. Sherburne North Pom
fret, Q. II Cobb, Chttenden, Chester Fl. Bet
terley, Newfane 4.
The Vermont Farm Machine company, Bel
lows Falls special premiums on butter made
from cream separated by the improved United
States separators, or raised in Cooley creamers,
on each entry scoring ss points or over, 81 on
each entry scoring over so points and under 9S,
SO; on each entry scoring 70 points and under 96
points, Sill. II. Leach, North Brookield, Mass,
w.; Bratte9oro e as w.; s ps
fret. 90; Mrs. v VIM, West Chesterfield, N II :,
90; &. II. Warren North Pomfret, 95 1-2; Mrs. @
II. Bond, Guilford, 95.
MAPLE SUGAR, SYRUP AND HONEY.
Best sample pail sugar, j. H. stowe & Son,
Wilmington, 2; +. E. Johnson, East Dover, 1;
caked sugar j. H. Stowe & Son. 2; f. E. John
son, /; maple 3, rup, q. E. Thurber, West Hall.
fax, ?; j. II. Stowe & Son, I best display maple
sugar and syrup, j. II. Stowe Son 3; q E.
Thurber, $50; best and most attractive display Of
bees and hontv. w. @. worden, Guilford, Il ]. e.
Sauderson, West Town, bend, 80.
JELLIEs, CANNED FRUITS, PICKLES, ETC.
Assorted pickles, Mrs A W. Roel, Brattleboro
25; canned raspberries Mrs G. s. Hopkins, p;
Mrs Spring, Is: picked tomators, Cora Goode-
nough, West Brattleboro. 25i picked cucumbers,
Cora Goodenough 25; cider vinegar, W. G.
Worden, Gulford Centre, %; @. W. Franklin,
Guilford Centre, IS; canned peaches, Mrs. Q. F.
Spring, Bratteboro. %; Cora Goodenough. I5;
canned pears, Cora GoOdenough, Isl Mrs. q. f.
Spring, IS; canned ounces Mrs G. F. Spring, %;
Cora Goodenough. 10; canned plums Mrs @. F.
Spring. IS; Cora Goodenough, IS; canned straw
berries Cora Goodenough, 25; Mrs G. f. Spring,
Il; csnned cherries, Cora Goodenough, u; Mrs.
Q. f. Spring, Is; canned black berries, Cora Good
enough, 25; Mrs. Q. F Spring, IS.
Paine, westmoreland, n. H, IS; apple, Lizzie A.
Stoddard, West Chesterfield, n II 20; Mrs. Alec
Paine 10; grape, Lillian Higley, 20; Cora Goode-
nouPh, 10; currant, Mrs Alec Paine, 20; Mrs +.
r. Aldrich, Mortified, Mass 10 plum, Mrs. Alec
Paine, 90; Lizzie Stoddard, 20; blackberry, Mrs.
Alec Paine. 20; Mrs +. E. Aldrich 10; ra, pberry.
Mrs Alec Paine 90; Lizzie Stoddard, o.
Best display Of jelles Mrs Alec Paine !; Mrs.
@. F. Spring, 50 best display OF canned fruit,
Cora Goodenough, so; Mrs 9. F; Spring, 1 80
STANDARDIZATION wines, Mrs. II Q. Ttus, Is;
collection jams, Mrs. II. G.. Titus. 25; basket
black berries, Arthur GoOdenough, West Brattle-
boro. 20; vinegar and cherries Mrs J. W. Thur
Der, 10. collection OF jelly, Mrs. Chas Stoddard,
westmoreland. N. H., IS; COLI ction Of berries,
Mrs. Cbas. stoddard. 20; vinegar, w. A. Frank
liz, vernon, IS; collection OF Jelly, Mrs F. E. Al,
drich, 50 grape ju ce, Mrs c. S. Hopkins, 10;
ginseng, o. Z. Shepsrdson, 25
COOKERY.
Entire wheat bread by any lady, Lizzie A. stod
dard, West Chesterfield. n. H., 75c; ID, Mrs J P.
Merriam, Greenfield so; wheat bread, Mrs. A. K
Atwood. 80; Mrs O. K. Ward, Keene, n. H 2S;
graham bread, Mrs. J. p. Merriam. Greenfield,
%; steamed brown bread, Mrs. A. e. Atwood 25
pound cake, Mrs. e. T. Ferriter, 40: chocolate
cake Mrs 4. V. Winn, West Chesterfield. n H..
40; 81 Lizzie A. Stoddard, West Chesterfield, N.
H., 2O fruit cake, Lillian Highly, so; sponge cake,
Lillian ID. Highly, 40; 2d, Mrs II. l.. Nichols,
Hale, 90; cocoanut, Mrs. Az Paine. Mestmore-
land, 40; doughnuts, Mrs. Alex Paine, Westmore
land 49, %, Mrs E. V. VIM. West Chesterfield, 20;
crulers, Mrs A e. Atwood 40; raised cake, Mrs
II. l.. Nichols, Hale, 10; I'd, Mrs. e. E. Ferriter,
%; queens cake, Lillian d Highly, 40; mince pie,
Mrs. J. F. Stearns 80; custard pie, Mrs. Charles
Harris, West Bratteboro, 80; cd, Mrs. W. Q.
| Phelps, Hale, 20; pumpkin pie, Mrs. Charles Har
ris Vest Brattlebo o, 50; apple pie, Mrs. Charles
| Harris, West BratteborO, 80; I'd, Mrs. Anna Far
mum. 20; cranberry pie, Mrs. Charles Harris, 81
| 81. Mrs. w. T.. Phelps, Hale, 20; lemon ri, Mrs
| Charles Harris, West BrattlebOro, 30; Mrs A. e
Atwood, 90.
Girls under Is years Of age-Loaf wheat bread
| 10 years, May l. Thayer, West Brattleboro, SOC
loaf steamed bro Wn bread, ears Ruth Hough
ton, so; loaf graham bread, II years, Ruth Childs
| Specials-Gngerbread Ruth Houghton, l5c
pork cake, Florence Barker, 10 years, 4Oc; marbl,
| cake, Florence G AmidoD, West Bratteboro, Il
| years, 4Oc; sponge cake, Hollis F. Stoddard
| WestmorelAnd, n. II 10 years 40c; rbisn pie,
Mrs. Alex Paine, westmoreland. n H, SOC
| raised doughnuts. Mrs. W. Phelps, Hale, 40c
| ribbon CAKE, Mrs. Alex Paine 40c; Mrs. II. ID
zoe; i ice cream cake, Mrs, Alex Paiae, zoe
! walnut cake, Mrs Grace VIM. West Chester
field, zoe; bueberry cake: Mr.. Chas; Stoddard
| nut butter Mrs CS. Hopkins, Toe: wheat breed
| Mrs II d. ThRyer, West Btattleboro, 0c; Mrs
Cdss StoddArd, Westmoreland, zoe; Mrs. j. 7
| Merriam, Greenfield, 20c, entire wheat bread
Mrs. H. ID Thayer, SOc.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Glass A. landscape paintiugs-landscape, Mn
| Tilton, TT. Edward \. Y. 75c; I'd, Miss M
smith, so; marine, MIS-. Tilton, rs; ID, Mrs. c. II
| Smith, so: animal. Mrs. Tilton, IS; I'd. Mrs G. Il
smith, SO; flower piece, Mrs, Tilton, Is; I'd, Mn
| G. II. Smith, so.
Class B, water colors-landscape, Mrs. Tltor
75c; I'd, f. w orkins, so; flowers, 70; I'd, so, Mn
| Triton.
Class c. pasteI-all crayou work included
| charcoal or freeh nd drawing,-Mrs. Tilton. 75C
I'd, W II. Cheney, so; architectural plans,
Glass E drawn work tray cloth, Mrs. F. A
Woodbury., soc; 2d, Ms. r. G.. Livingston 2
! haudkerchirfs Lila NJ. Mason, 40; centrepiect
Mrs NJ. A. Blood, 80
Glass F, embroidery-table centrepiece, Mr.
N. A. Carton, 80; 81, Mrs. NJ. A. hlood, 20; pictur
frame, Mrs +. q. Tilton, 80; I'd, Mrs. II.
SpauldlnR, 20; infants robe and skirt, Mrs. F.
| Triton, SO; applique Mrs. f. G.. Tito 80; afghan
Mrs. Tlton. fancy apron, Mrs. Emma lyle
80; toilet set, Gu hion and mats, Mrs. Tilion, -
| sofa cushion, Mrs NJ. A. Carbon 60; I'd, Mrs,
NJ. Brazer. 25 doieS Mrs. Tilton, 80; %, Mrs.
a. Woodbury., 90; brush broom case. Mrs A. !
German. 20; tray cloth; Mrs Lester smith. y
| Roman cu'-work, MrS. Tilton, 80
Glass G, Knitting-PillOw slips, Provence THU
Sc Mrs a. Ellen t, saw M w' t1O.s R mS
LIST and I'd, 80 and 20 stockings, Mrs, H. NJ. Clark 8
"a, Mrs o. j Hale, 20. shawl, Mrs 1iton, so; It'd
Mrs Tilton, 80; afghan, Mrs. H. N. Chand Ter, 8
Class II, Crochet-TIdy. Mrs Geoi ge Snow, 80
I'd, Miss Lizzie Stoddard, 20; afghan, Mrs. F.
Ware. rs; %, Mrs. c. Davis, so; table mats, Hem
eta Phelps, 81; edging, thread. best collection
Miss Lottie Bingham, so; ID, Miss Lila Mason, =
: fascinator. Mr. NJ. A. Blood, 80; scarf, Mrs
j. Moran, s. pillow slips, Mrs. +. A. Woodbur
80; s. irt. Mrs NJ A Blood.
L-Chidren's dep 'rtment-Snfa pillows, Ma
tina Ingraham, 2o; Bessie FarnuD, 90; pate
work, Florenc Dalrympie, 25; Paul Convey, |!
tray CLOTH Ruth HOuEhtou, rs; knitting, Edit
, BrAyu an. 30; NJ Ingraham, IS; paper baskt
Z Ray Monroe. IS; pin cushion, Helen Thurbsr,
Josephine Phelps, IS,
SPECIALS.
; A OIL paintings-Landscape Mrs Moseley, !
Is. Water calor-C Collection, Mr. Moseley, B.
4; G Pen and ink, Earl Titus 25; mocha mic
drawings, Clarence Ginras, 80; pen and ink 80
2 pillows Mrs A. T. Beas, 81.
= e Drawn work-Luncn cloth, Mrs. NJ.
!, Blood, so; scarf, Mrs, J, ID. Roe,s, 25
/. #. Embroidery -Centrep ece, Mrs f. Do
e oghu p, 80; Cora l.. Coates go ware mats, Mrs.
S Hopkins, 25; centrepiece, Mrs. James SINCE
i 80; Carissa Reed, 20; stand spread, Mrs. NJ
, Blood, 80.
Glass l, Iace-pont lace, Mrs Carbon, so; hol
) ton lace Mrs Fischer, 81, Mrs. Carbon,
! and 80: darned lace Cora Winnie, 80; handk'
a chief Mrs NJ z Smith, 80; I'd Miss Cora
Coates, so; oattenberg lace, Mrs NJ. A. Blood,
: I'd Mrs. r. O. Livingstone, 30; bruges Mrs M
!, Glass j, domestic manufactures-patch wo
= quilt, Mrs. Chas Franklin, so; I'd Mrs. &C. Tut
! silk quilt MIS- q. F. Bailey, 81; % Mrs e. L. p
y nam, rs; drawn rug, Mrs II. NJ. Clark, so; bra
!; ed rug, Mrs. LYDIA Hlgley, 80 and 20; cord Ia
. mats, Mrs. +, A. Woodbury., 80; Cd Mrs. Les
/ NTH, 10; wool quilt. Mrs L A. Fisher, 80;
u Mrs. Phoebe Lindsey, 80.
Glass X, mscel aneous-wall banner paint
Mrs. Titon, 80; tuilel mats, Mrs o. g. COney,
=. I'd, Lila Mason 70; fancy bag, Mrs Tilton,