Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-09-27

Johnson, 25c; bouquet asters, Mia New
| ton, 40c: mixed bouquet asters, Ida Tubbs,
s5c pansies g. varieties, Minnie Thayer,
81; I'd, Mrs. Edgar Carpenter, soc; bou-
| guet pansles, Martha Ingraham, Guilford,
| l5c; pansles Mrs. j. s. Eames, zoe; YER
benas, Mrs. j. s. Games, 75c; I'd, Flor
ence Barker, 4Oc; sweet peas, Mrs. w. q.
| Worden, 81 I'd, Mrs. j. II. Hamilton, SOC;
2Oc French marigolds, Louis Ahrens, 2Oc;
| "a, Mrs. Chas. Harris, Soc; Margie Hill,
Soc; Carroll Bond, SOC; ANNALS, Cora
| Titus Csc; nasturtiums, Mildred Yeaw.
! 40ci ageratum &c, phlox zoe, Mrs. A: l.
Williams; helianthus, Mrs. L. L. john
| mourning bride 15c, sun flowers 15c, Louis
| Ahrens mixed bouquet, Mrs. A. I. VIII
lams, SOci mixed bouquet Mary 2. Shine
Guiford. 4Oc; castor-oll bean, J. E. Law
renee, 81; cosmos, Lucien Howe, 75c;
mixed bouquet, Mary Hicks. 25c; bouquet
5lnni9 as Ida Wetherhead. 25ci mixed flow
| Guilford Centre; mushrooms, Marie Bohr-
| man, Soc; single petunia, Mrs. ]. II. Ham
orange tfe say Mrs MIS- TtHs G tube STe
| roses Soc, hyacinthus candlcane SOC, LII
Han Higley; cannas Rev. Luther Kenes-
best display OF plants and cut flowers by
| florist, d. McGillivray, SO; I'd, e. A.
Beals, Greenfield, Mass, S.
DAIRY DEPARTMENT.
Glass 1-For the COW producing the
| largest amount OF butter fat in % hours
| S25, r. IT. Akley, Vernon; for the COW
! producing the second largest amount OF
butter fat In "a hours, SIS. A. A. Dunklee
| Vernon; for six cows owned by one man.
! producing the largest amount of butter
| fat in "a hours, $50. r. II. Akley, Vernon (;
| for six cows, owned by one man. produce
! fat in "a hours s25, A. A. Dunl1lee, &c.
| Vernon.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
| Butter.
| Glass best 1O-pound dairy tub, IS. d.
| vided, s. w. Jewett & Son, Middlebury
s. H. H. Leach. North Brookfeld, Mass.
Glass BEST box. pounds or more. s.
2. G. sherburne, No Pomfret, 95ik; Cd
$; s. H.. Warren, No. Pomfret. IS.
90 Class S-Best prints, pounds or more
! S. r. Jewett Cornwall 81
- Dairy Sweepstakes, IS, Carrie J. Nelson,
| Ryegate.
- Class 4--Rest tub, 20 pounds, IS. divided
| @. I. Wilcox, Woodstock. and z. e.
Symes. Ryegate; I'd, So, divided, Sharon,
| Vt, Creamery and Cornish, N. H.,
Class 5EBest prints. 10 pounds or more,
$. East Ryegate Creamery Co, 81; I'd, S.
Geo. II. Temple, Randolph. Centre s6ik.
Creamery Sweepstakes. IS. divided,
G; l. Wilcox. and f. f. Symes.
For, displayed market package of but
E. g. Miller, Ryegate.
Cheese.
Glass A-Best dairy, plain S. f. f.
| Perry & Son, No. Charlestown, N. H., &c.
| I'd, g. Hattie NJ. Bennett, Westmoreland,
Glass B-Best dairy sage. IS. Mrs. J. B.
! Pickett. Jamaica; 50; Cd, SO, Mrs. Arthur
Glass C-Rest factory plain. IS. John
| g. Frost East Rupert. 9S; 2d. 50. divided,
II. W. Rice. Brookside, and Burr Har-
!
Glass D-Best factory. sage S. Tarber
Cheese Co. Mechanicsvile. 9S; I'd, SO, H.
Sweepstakes. IS, John G. Frost
Cottage Cheese.
Glass E-Best cottage. plain. 81 Mrs.
! G. A. Brown. West Brattleboro; I'd, SOC,
Glass F-Best cottage, sage. 81. ]. w.
! Hamilton. West Brattleboro; I'd, soc, ]. c.
Colin, West Brattleboro.
SPECIALS.
Worcester Salt Prizes.
For butter scoring the highest in cream
| cry butter exhibit, salted with Worcester
! salt, SO, C. l. Wilcox, Woodstock, IS;
! for butter scoring second highest in
! creamery butter exhibit. sailed with Wor-
cester salt, IS. divided, Sharon Creamery
/ 9i for butter scoring second highest in
| dairy butter exhibit, sailed with Wor-
cester salt =: S: II, Jewett Cornwall 81.
The Vermont Farm Machine Co.. Bel
! lows Falls, offered special premiums on
butter exhibited at the fair made from
cream separated by the Improved u S.
| Separa tors. or raised in Cooley Creamers,
! on each entry scoring 9S points or over,
/ under 9S. 81; on each entry scoring %
| points and under 90 points. SIC. |.
wilkes, Woodstock. gs; E. E: symes. Rye
gate Is; Carrie j; Nelson: Ryegate, 971a;
a. E. Sherburne, No. Pomfret. Sc; Warren
/ Creamery, South Warren, Me, 90; B. a.
Holt, South Ryegate IS; Sharon Cream
I lei Oh
| H.. 96; East Ryegate Creamery. 81; S. T.
| Moves. Colebrook, N. H. 95lA; r. II.
Ggsshman, BernaTdston. Mass, 80; B. a.
| Bond, Brattleboro, SO; NJ. ]. Lewis. Pros
| per. VT, IS; Mrs. d. d. Franklin. Gull
59rd R Ge1tre 92 F. r. Harvard: T0pshamI;
/ Valley Creamery, Wilmington, IS; c. c.
Lawless. MONTPELIER. %; Geo. A. Allen,
| West Hartford, VT. %.
Salt Prize
Francis D. Moulton & Co, % Broadway,
New York, offered the following cash
creamery or dairy, sailed with Moulton's
| Cadillac salt, So f. E Symes, Ryegate.
| 9S; for butter scoring next highest, either
! creamery or dairy, sailed with Moulton's
Cadillac salt. S. Carrie ]. Nelson, Rye
| gate 97ie.
MAPLE SUGAR, SYRUP AND HONEY.
BE Best so%Pe pail sugar W F Sever,
| son, wilmington, II: cake sugar, j. II.
Stowe & Son, 50; w. F. Severance, 81;
maple syrup, F. f. Aldrlch. 81; j. H
Stowe & Son, 81; best display maple SUI
and %dT sETnP S best s SGS most sop ra s:
tive display Of bees and honey w. G.
Worden, Guilford, IS; best sample of
/ Soc
JELLIEs, CANNED FRUITS. PICKLES.
Assorted pickles, CSC, and picked pep
pers, Csc, Mrs. A. w. Roel; picked to-
matoes, Mrs. A. w. Roel. 25c; Cora Good
enough, West Brattleboro, 15c; picked
cucumbers, Cora Goodenough, 25c; Mrs
A w. Roel, l5c; cider vinegar. L. j.
Johnson, West Brattleboro, sc; Mrs D.
peaches Cora Goodenough. 25c; Annie
De Courcey, 15c; canned pears, Cora
Goodenough, 25c; Annie DeCourcey, l5c;
canned ounces, Cora Goodenough 25c;
canned plums, Cora Goodenough, Csc;
Mrs. Rosa Winter, Brattleboro. i5c; can
ned strawberries. Mrs. Rosa Winter 25c;
Cora Goodenough, 15c canned cherries
Cora Goodenough, 25c: canned blackber-
ries, Cora Goodenough, Csc
Jellies-Quince, Mrs W. H. Eddy, West
Brattleboro, 20c Mrs Alex Paine, West
moreland, n. H., 10c; apple, Mrs w. II.
Eddy, zoe; Cora Goodenough. 10c; grape
Lillian Higley, Bratteboro zoe; Mrs.
Alex Paine, 10; currant Cora Goodenough
zoe Mrs. W. II. Eddy, 10c; plum, Mrs. w
II. Eddy; loo; Mrs. Alex Paine, lOc; black
Mrs. Alex Paine, zoe; Mrs w II. Eddy,
10c; display of ielles made by any 1ady'
Mrs. Alex Paine. 81 Mrs w. II. Eddy'
Soc: diSDlaV of canned fruit Core Goo5