Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-09-26

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2d, Alice Titus, l5c; special Ruth Hough-
ton, zoe; centerpiece, Louella Dunklee. zoe;
q, Marion Baker, t5e The rest IN this
Titus, 15c; Reba Amidon, 1bc; NJ. e. II.
Baker, i5c; oil cloth, Marion Chatheld,
fSfi d9 TIsa dr sfSee K@tie a5 Poyl sR,a We %i P eiaTa
Games, 25c; collection lace, Florence
Brockington, 25c.
COOKERY.
Entire wheat bread, Lizzie A. stoddard,
West chesterlields N II. 75c; "a, Mrs.
Wheat bread, Mrs. A. e. Atwood, Brattle-
boro, soc; I'd, Mrs. r. Brown, Brattleboro.
25c; Rye bread, Mrs. J. p. Helyar, Brat
Miner, Guilford Centre. 25c; I'd, Mrs. Chas:
Harris. West Brattleboro, 2Oc. Baked
brown bread. Mrs. Herbert F. Bruce,
Brattleboro. 25c; Cd, Mrs. Chas Harris. zoe
Steamed brown bread. Mrs. A. E. Atwood.
25c; I'd, Cora Bingham. zoe. Buns, Mrs.
J. =. Helyar. 25c; %, Mrs. Alex. Paine,
Mrs. z. Territer, B~rattleboro, 40c. Choco-
ate cake. Mrs. Alex. Paine, 40c; ID, Grace
Knapp. zoe. Chocolate caramel cake,
2Oc. Jelly cake, Mrs. w. c. Phelps. Hale,
I'd. 2gc. Fruit cake. Mrs. Chas. Harris,
soc; q. Mrs. II. w. Moore, Brattleboro,
q. Mrs. 4. r. Miner. 2oe., Angel cake
Mrs. A. e. Atwood. 40c; I'd. Mrs. L.. w.
Lord. Brattleboro. zoe. Co%coanut cake,
Rollin Brown. 40c. Ribbon cake, Mrs. A.
e. Atwood, 4Oc. Raised cake, Mrs. II. l..
Nichols. Hale, .4Oc; I'd. Mrs. Alex. Paine,
Chamberlain. West B~rattleboro. 40c.
%doughnuts, Mrs. Lucius Putnam, Vernon,
ioc; I'd, Mrs. Alex. Paine. 2Oc. Mince pie.
graham. Guilford Centre, 20c. Custard
pie, Mrs. Alex, Paine, soc; I'd, Mrs. S. A.
Daniels. Brattleboro. 2Oc. Pumpkin pie,
A. Chamberlain. Brattleboro. 90c: I'd. Mrs.
Chas. Harris. 2c. Cranberry pie, Mrs.
Alex. Paine. goo; "a, Mrs. Chas. Harris,
I'd. Mrs. o. W. Amidon. Dummerston. 2Oc.
Chocolate pie, Mrs. H. Aldrich, 3Oc; I'd,
Mrs. G. j Paro, B~rattleboro, zoe. Loaf
Brattleboro. soc; I'd, Marguerite Paine.
9 yrs. .Westmoreland. 25c. Loa baked
brown bread, Ada Jacobs, 16 yrs. Gull
Esther G. Burnett, Z yrs. Westmoreland
soc; I'd, Ruth L. Houghton, 3 yrs. 25c.
kS9f 3 ErS H4sI' 55 bread ID. RSfsl c TfHw, 6 Sqit-
tleboro, 10 yrs. CSC. specials-Cherry. pie,
Mrs: Alex. Paine lOc; raisin pie, Mrs.
AleT' H Paine; io e pink pink and soc white ito e cake
cake. Mrs. A. f. Atwood, 3Oc; marsh
mallow cake. Grace Knapp, SOc: fig cake;
K ETnGe M f5e; spice lV Cake wf Ethel c Knapp hf I5e
gingerbread, Mrs. A. a. Chamberlain. 15c
pork, cake Mrs. f Ferriter. 15c; sugar
Mrs; s. A. Daniels. SOC; ginger snaps, Mrs.
c. j. Paro. 2Oc; vanities, Mrs. C. J. Paro.
2nc: cocoanut cake, Mrs. Rollin Brown.
20c; %brambler, Mrs. Rollin Brown, 15c
blackberry jam cake, Mrs. L. d. Frank
Prentiss. ii yrs. west Brattleboro. 4oc
chocolate cake. Ruth L. Houghton. 9 yrs,
15c; cocoanut cake. Ruth l.. Houghton.
l5c; sponge cake, Myrtle. Briggs. 10 yrs.
Brattleboro. 15c: ribbon cake Lillian
Paine, IL years, Westmoreland, 30c; New
ton cake Miriam b. Childs, Brattleboro.
II yrs, 15c.
PICKLES, JELLY, CANNED GOODS.
Assorted pickles. Mrs. Carl Hopkins,
25c; I'd; Mrs: A; w; Roel; 15c; picked pep;
ners: Mrs. A. w. Roel. 25c; I'd. Mrs, Carl
HOPKINS. 15c; tomato pickles, Mrs. A. w
Roel. sc; I'd. Mrs. Carl Hopkins, 15c; GU
cumber pickles. Cora Goodenough. West
Brattleboro. 25c; 2d, Mrs. H. G.. Smith,
Franklin. Guilford Centre. 25c; I'd. B.. w.
Brown. Springfield, 15c; canned peaches,
Mrs. c. a Evans, Csc: I'd. Annie De
enough. 25c; I'd. Mrs. w. H. Alexander,
1sc; canned plums. Cora Goodenough. 25c
I'd. Mrs. G. A. Evans; 15c; canned straw
G~oodenough, 15c: canned cherries. Mrs.
Ernest Winters, 25c; I'd, Mrs. C. A. Evans,
15e; fann ess! b S5lackb herr 6sc Cora Go I'D
ounce. Mrs. Alex. Paine. Westmoreland.
Y. H.. 2oc: I'd. Mrs. w. H. Eddy, West
B Br 1ta Dor d 1Oc Ma apple L Jelly; Mrs: Alex
B%rattleboro. 1oc; Crane jelly. Mrs. L.. NJ
Keneston. West Brattleboro. zoe: I'd, Mrs,
". H. Eddy, lee; eurrant Jelly Mrs. Alex
Jelly. Mrs. Alex. Paine, zoe: I'd, Mrs. e. e
Mather. 10c; blackberry jelly, Mrs. w. H.
E. sbEer roe tc q; Mrs Mrs f Z. E T. Mat t s 5Sc
ID. Mrs. Alex. Paine. 10c: best display
Jelly. Mrs. w. II. Eddy, 81: I'd. Mrs. Alex
Paine. SOC; best display canned fruits
G~oodenough. $3.50.
Specials Canned goods)-Display OF
canned fruits. Mrs. Ernest Winter, Brat
mont, soc; Sd. Mrs II. q. Smith. Brattle.
boro, 25c; display of canned fruits an6
Jelly; Mrs. G. l. Stoddard Westmoreland
display. of pickles. Mrs. Hopkins. Csc; dis
play of vinegar. b. w. Brown, 20c; dis.
nlay of jelly. Mrs. L. NJ. Keneston. Wesr
West Brattleboro, 25c; peanut butter, Car
rie Smith. Br%attleboro. 25c: display canned
pears, Mrs. w II. Alexander, West Brat
Q. y. oden, Brattieboro, lOc: sampl,
blackberries. C. B. Cox. Brattleboro, 10c
basket blackberries. Alma Briggs. 10c
sample raspberries. C. L. Stoddard, West
moreland, 1Oc; ounce honey. Mrs. S. A
Daniels. Brattleboro. 10c; chow chow
Efie Belle White. Brattleboro, 10c: canned
pears. Mrs. P. Wall. Brattleboro, 10c; spe
cial jelly, Mrs. p. Wall. Zoe.
MAPLE SUGAR. SYRUP. AND HONEY
Best sample pail sugar, 10 lbs. or more
-. IL oApN3s OiH p ~ - =
S%toddard, .Westmoreland. N. H. 81; bes
sample caked sugar. 10 lbs. or more, ]. II
Stowe. 50: I'd. c.. L. Stoddard. 81: bes
specimen of maple syrup, fitted for mar
ket, not less than l gallon, J. H. Stowe
81: I'd, c. l.. Stoddard. 81: best display o
maple sugar and syrup. J.. H. Stowe, SIS
I'd. c. l.. %Stoddard, $3.50: best and mos
attractive display of bees and honey
[, ]. Johnson, West Brattleboro, IS; I'd
j. e. Sanderson, $3.50.
DAIRY DEPARTMENT.
Largest Product of Butter.
Glass Ito the COW producing tn
largest amount of butter in "a hours, A
a. Dunklee, South Vernon. SOS; I'd, e. II
Akley. Vernon, SIS.
producing the largest amount of butte
in "A hours. $50: I'd, $25; equally divided be
tween a. a. Dunklee and e. III. Akley.
Butter.
Glass best 1O-pound dairy tub, $, A
L. Sherburn. North Pomfret, 95; I'd, s., Z
V. Vim. West Chesterfield, N. H, 941a.
Glass 2-Best box, 5 pounds or more, s.
r. II. Cushman. Bernardston, Mass, 81
I'd. s., c. w. Weymouth, Guilford, 1854.
IS, c. II. Betterley, Newfane. 9S; I'd, s.
Carrie j. Nelson Shackford, Ryegate, sly
Dairy sweepstakes, IS, c. II. BetterleS
Creamery.
Class 4-Best tub, 20 pounds, IS. Brattle
boro Creamery Association, So; 2dI S., +
ID. Chamberlain, Irasburg, 97A.
Glass 5-Best prints, 10 pounds or more
S., f. D.. Carpenter, West Concord, VT
81; I'd, IS, Deerfield Valley Creamery AS
ISOLATION, Wilmington, 96h.
Creamery sweepstakes, IS, Brattlebor
Creamery Association, 9S.
For the best displayed market packag