Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-10-02

Picked peppers, Mrs. A; w. Roel,. 25c.
Be Cora Eao1enoTob PyeHt Prnttinbre
Canned peaches Cora Goodenough 25c;
I'd. Mrs. Ernest Winter, Brattleboro 15c
Mrs l.. A.. Butterfield, Brattleboro, 15c
Canned ounces, Cora Goodenough 25c
Canned plums, Cora Goodenough, 25c; I'd,
berries, Cora Goodenough 25c I'd, Mrs
Ernest Winter. 15c. Canned cherries, Mrs
L. a: BHtterfield, Sc I'd, Cora Good
Goodenough, 25c I'd, Mrs. Ernest Winter,
l5c. OUNCE jelly, Cora Goodenough, 2Oc
lOc. Apple jelly, Mary Wall, Brattleboro,,
zoe; I'd, Mrs. Alex Paine. 10c. Grape jelly,
Mrs Alex Paine; zoe; ID Mary Wall, 1Oc.
Alex Paine. 2oc; I'd, Mary Wall, 1Oc.
BLACKBERRY jelly, Mrs; Alex Paine, zoe;
ly, Mrs. Alex Paine, 2Oc; I'd. Cora Good
enough. 10c. Display of jellies made by
any, lady, Mrs. Alex Paine, 81; I'd. Mary
Goodenoush, $3.50; I'd, Mrs l.. A. Butter
L. Smith, Brattebo Tou Sc. Du Jelly. Mrs.
field, BTattleaboro, zoe; Display, Of canned
Maple Sugar. Syrup and Honey.-Sam-
pie pail sugar. 10 pounds or more, 81; sam
pie caked sugar, 10 pounds or more, 81;
not less than gallon, 81; display of maple
sugar and syrup s., w. II. Stowe. Will
mington. Most attractive display Of bees
and honey, A. A. Byard, West Chester
field, So I'd. Herbert Norcross, West Dunn
merston, $3.50; W. G. Worden Guiford,
2q samP and OF fo hGne HGra JohnfS1 s.
ley. West Brattleboro, 81. Sample honey,
j. f. Sanderson, West Townshend, soc.
DAIRY DEPARTMENT.
LARGEST Product of Rutter
Glass Ito the cow producing the
largest amount of butter in "a hours, A.
y. Dunklee, $25; I'd. +. II. Akley, SIS
Glass ITO six cows. owned by one man,
producing the largest amount of butter
in p hours. E. H. Akley, $50; I'd, A. A.
Dunklee. SIS
Butter, Dairy.
Class p lmlG,Pound tub E. y, Dana,
burn SHr5n No Smlrf Pom FIRE s. s A. T. Sher
ard cs;r Son, North Pomfret g S. I'd. A.
w. Strong, Thompson, Conn, 97ss, SIS; %,
c, II. Betterley, Newfane, s7A, s.. 40,
Sc Glass ass d S9C .J tub, i; G. Bryce.
Topsham, 50, S..
Glass 5--Prints, 10 pounds or more Geo.
IL. lemple, RdnuOlpn Center, ~, W, "a,
Arthur johnson, East Ryegate, 961A IS.
Creamery sweepstakes, II. c. Bruce,
9S, s..
ter shown in the whole exhibition, c. II.
Betterley. Newfane. 50.
Cheese.
Class A-Dairy. plain, Hattie NJ; Ben
j. B. Rickett, Jamaica 81. 50; ~
Class B-Dairy, sage, Mrs. j. A. Clark,
Guilford Centre o. IS: I'd Mrs w A
Franklin. .Brattleboro, 81. s..
Glass CaFactory plain, G. a, Faxon,
Aldrich, North Shrewsbury. 81, 49,
Glass D-Factory, sage. C. a. FaXon,
9S, IS; I'd. Mt. Holly Cheese Factory, 81,
Sweepstakes, c. A. Faxon, 9S, IS.
Cottage Cheese.
Glass E-Cottage, plain, Helen NJ
Weatherhead. West Brattleboro, 81
Glass F-Cottage, sage, Helen NJ.
Weatherhead, ST.
Worcester Salt Prizes.
For the butter scoring the highest in
the creamery butter exhibit, if sailed with
$40; %. George II. Temple, Randolph Cen
ire, 81, S. For the butter scoring the
highest in the dairy butter exhibit, p. w.
Strong, Thompson, Conn, 97A, Sc; I'd,
c. IL. Betterley, Newfane, 97h, 81.
f. d. Moulton & Co. Prizes
For all butter scoring over sc points, if
sailed with Moulton's Cadillac, Ashton's
or Higgins's Eureka salt, Mrs. c. j. n.
Shackford, East Ryegate, 96la s..
Vermont Farm Machine Co. Prizes
The Vermont Farm Machine company
of Bellows Falls offered special premiums
on butter made from cream separated
by the Improved United States separator,
as follows: On each entry scoring 9S
points or over, IS; on each entry scoring
SO points and under 9S, 50; on each entry
/ scoring 92 points and under SO, 81. The
prizes We're won by the following. H. c.
/ Bruce, 9S; p. w. Strong, 972l; q. I. Will
cox, Woodstock, 97A Leonard & Son. 81;
4: y. Priest, Randolph 81; A. =. Clifford,
1864 e. Y. Dana, 96la; Mrs. C. j. n.
Shackford 96h; r. |. Holbrook. Town
Sfhend, S61e; II; d; Chamberlain, McIndoes
Falls, 96lA Charles f.. McLane, Groton,
96ls; Arthur Johnson, East Ryegate. 96l5 (;
A. 70. Sherburn, SO; G.. r. Markham. Wood
stock 20; o. e. Broadway, Monson, $751; j. f.
! McLane. West Topsham, IS; NJ. b. Car
penter, West Concord IS; j. F. Donahue,
ford, SO; G.. f. Greene, Woodstock, o.;
Mrs 2. w. Pierce, Park Hill, N H., 49,
: To the one of these entries scoring the
highest of all the entries of the fair was
offered an extra prize of S., II. C. Bruce,