Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-28

!, Miner. Guilford centre Soc WISE WIS, WI, wi,
R1 1Swersd an' Mass. 4ec; pillow wild fov
ers Herman Jaekwpy ,is 55c jo wid 4oa oT So
Elsie ThuTber ana Etnei oo'e, Nal 4yJ Iira poE
= lin. 81: ferns and grasses Florence Ami
don, 81; I'd, Wallace Harris. 75c; asterr;
Mrs Lora Howe. soc; "a. Mrs; y; n
/ ton, 4Oc mixed bouquet asters, Ida Tubbs
Sc; pansies, 60 varieties, Minnie Thayer
81; "a, Mrs. Edgar CARPENTER. S G,,,t bon
l5c; pansies, Mrs. ]. s. Eames, 2oc; yer
benas. Mrs ]. S. Eames, 75c; %. Flor
ence Barker, 4Oc; sweet peas, Mrs. w; &. 6
/. Worden 81; I'd, Mrs J. II. Hamilton. soc
2oc; French marigolds, Louis Ahrens. zoe
I'd, Mrs. Chas. Harris, soc; Margle Hin
soc; Carroll Bond, 5oc annnais' Core
doc. ageraturn 25c, phlox 20c, Mrs. A. l.
WiIams helllanthus, Mrs; L. L. John
son, &c; coxcomb, Martha lngraham, Z5c
mourning bride 15c sun flowers loo. Louis
Ahrens; mixed bouquet, Mrs. A; ]; VII
iiams, soc; mixed bouquet, Mary p Shine,
Guilford, 4Oc; castor-oil bean, j. ~ Law
mixed bouquet. Mary Hicks. Csc; bouquet
zinnias, Ida Wetherhead. Csc: mixed flow
ers, zoe, zinnias 15c,, Mrs. A; r. Miner
Gulford Centre; mushrooms Marie Bohr-
man, Soc; single petunia. Mrs. j. III. Ham
| iiton, CSC; SALIVA, Mrs. c. $, Hopkins, Soc
orange tree, Mrs. II. c. Titus, 35c; tube
roses SOC. hyacinthus candlcane Soc Lii
ton. ST. phlox, Mrs. w G. Newton, Acc:
best display OF plants and cut flowers by
florist, D. McGllivray, $40; I'd, e. A.
Beals, Greenfield, Mass, &c.
DAIRY DEPARTMENT.
Glass For the COW producing the
largest amount of butter fat In "a hours.
s25, e. H. 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.
fat in "a hours. $50, E. H. Akley. Vernon;
for six cows, owned by one man, produce
ing the second largest amount Of butter
fat in "a hours $25, A. A. Dunklee, So.
Vernon.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Butter.
Glass 1-Best 1tlpound dairy tub: s., di-
vided, S. w. Jewett e. Son. Middlebury,
and A f. Sherburne. No. Pomfret, $751; I'd,
s., II. II. Leach, North Brookfield, Mass,
Glass 2-Best box, S pounds or more, s.:
divided, s. sherburne, So Pomfret, and
r. c. Sherburne, No. Pomfret. 954; 3D. |
IS. S. H. Warren, No. Pomfret, 50.
IS, Carrie ]. Nelson. Ryegate, 97is; I'd, S,
s. Fl. Jewett, Cornwall 81
Dairy Sweepstakes, s., Carrie j. Nelson,
Ryegate.
=, Glass 4aBest tub, 20 pounds, g, divided
Symes. Ryegate; I'd, s., divided, Sharon,
Vt, Creamery and Cornish, N, II"
Class BEST prints 10 pounds or more,
=, East Ryegate Creamery Co. 81: %, So
ieo. H. Temple. Randolph, Centre. s655.
J. l. Wilcox. and f. f. Symes.
For displayed market package of but
or shown in whole exhibition 50, Mrs.
: G. Miller Ryegate.
'erry & Son No Charlestown \. H., %;
d, s., Hattie M. Bennett, Westmoreland,
class B-Best dairy sage IS, Mrs. ]. B.
Pickett, Jamaica. IS; Cd, So, Mrs. Arthur
Brookline, 90.
Class C-Best factory plain. SIS John I
!. Frost. East Rupert, IS: ID, So, divided
I. w. Rice Brookside, and Burr Har .
Glass D-Best factory. sage. S.. Tarbell
heese Co. Mechanicsvlile. ss; I'd, 49, H. \
Sweepstakes, IS. John C. Frost.
Cottage Cheese. I
Glass E-Best cottage, plain, 81, Mrs. $
A. Brown. West Bratteboro: I'd, soc, L
ellen Weatherhead, West Brattleboro.
amilton, West Brattleboro; I'd, SOC, J. c. G
dim, West Brattleboro, d
SPECIALS. 4
Worcester Salt Prizes. q
For butter scoring the highest in cream G
y butter exhibit. salted with Worcester n
1t. $40, G. l. Wilcox, Woodstock. IS:
butter exhibit, sailed with Wor- N
ster salt, S. divided, Sharon Creamery NJ
J.. Cornish Creamery Co., East Ryegate. | q
for butter scoring second highest in G
ster salt, 81. S. H. Jewett, Cornwall, 81. ! ID
Vermont Farm. Machine Co. Prizes, ~
The Vermont Farm Machine Co. Bel .
tier exhibited at the fair, made from NJ
cam separated by the Improved U. S n
or raised in Cooley Creamers, 81
on each, entry scoring 90 points and ip
der IS, 81; on each entry scoring % fo
ints and under 96 points. SIC. l. 4;
,ikes g. Woo IDS; g; f. E. symes Rye ~ ~
e. Sherburne, No. Pomfret, 90; Warren do
eamery, South Warren, Me, 90; B. 4. Gu
It, South Ryegaate, 90; Sharon Cream w w
90; East Ryegate Creamery, 81; S. T. pit
slhman. BernaTdston, Mass, IS: B. 4. g.
nd. Brattleboro, SO; NJ. ]. Lewis Pros. SOC
:. Vt, 95; Mrs. d. d. Franklin, Gull gir
d Centre, 90; F. r. Harvard, Topsham, Low
), Brattleboro Creamery, IS: Deerield M
wless, Montpelier, IS; Geo. A. Allen, &c
st Hartford, Vt, 95 S
Salt Prize lee
rancis D. Moulton & Co, % Broad way. NJ
W York, offered the following cash ce1
or hut+er soo-i,, .ho ,tw,. pla
amery or dairy, salted with Moulton's AZ,
lilac salt so, E. z. Symes, Ryegate so u,
Tor butter scoring next highest, either M
amery or dairy, sailed with Moulton's NE M
'illac salt IS, Carrie ]. Nelson, Rye I Ie,
e. 97iS. Is;
PIE SUGAR, SYRUP AND HONEY. old
est sample pail sugar w. F. Sever VIZ
e, Rockingham. 81; j. H Stowe & bro
Wilmington. 81 cake sugar. ]. II. zoe;
we 4 Son, g; w. F; Severance. 81; coli
We < Son, 81; best display maple ma I su. 7sc q
and syrup, ]. H. Stowe G. Son, IS: Flo
3 Aldrich. $3.50; best and most attrac- zoe,
display Of bees and honey, w. G. G,
rden; Guilford.- IS; best sample of son
ey' w. q. Worden, 81; Luther Clarke mai
HoI
LIES. CANNED FRUITS. PICKLES. The
sorted pickles, sc, and picked pep Tay
oes sOc Mrs. MIS- a a. " W. Reel; picked TO- tidy
lmbers. Cora Goodenough, Csc: Mrs Gov,
w. Roel. 15c; cider vinegar l.. j. III
lS son west Brattleboro, Csc; Mrs. D. 75c;
hes fsaW Cora Bra.t dndsno; l5c canned Tay
,Courcey, 15c; canned pears, Cora nrer
ienough. 25c; Annie DeCourcey, I5c: w
leI ounces, Cora Goodenough, 25c kerr
le1 plums, Cora Goodenough, CSC: Be
rosa Winter. Brattleboro. 15c: cam wear
strawberries: Mrs. Rosa Winter. CSC: less
Goodenough, l5c; canned cherries 2Sc:
Goodenough. 25c; canned blnckber, aoc.
Cora Goodenough. Csc Zero
iies-Quince. Mrs. W. H. Eddy. West and
,,spS 2ge; Mrs: Alex Paine, Vest case