Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-30

walnut ,ys ut cake. ioc, Mrs. A. T.. Atwood "a.
soe Mrs d. W. Crouch, Brattle6or9;
Chocolate sarq@e eas sS &c. Mrs. Mrs. r. n
Hastings' West Brattleboro, who received
also special premium Of H. SOC M on lsinG 81
cream pie: ribbon cake re f Mrs M Az inera.
ham, ham; custard pie, Mrs, caas, Harris;
pumpkin pie, SOC; apple pie soc cranberry
pie 500, Mrs; chas' Harris a. Soc, n ~ At.
b. Wilson: lemon pie, 3Oc, Mrs, a. H. AZ
wood; %, zoe, Mrs. Chas. Harris'
Specials.
Burberry. SOc. Mrs: f. D. Wilson; SPICE
e cocoa tut cake, zoe, Mrs. c. r Riehardson
%R eaPd WHEAT sSsar b ssaS &C. Eanies T6s%ss
age -; plain cake ioc. Mary Eyc ~ n'a naSe
penouche cake. soc, Miss Agnes A. A,t AtkeW1.
WoodstSGE H f Mass peno Ehei sc
Flora A. Biers, Mortified. Mass
Girls Under Is Years of Age
Loaf wheat bread, 5Oc. Elsie N. Thur
Yeaw age y, Guilford, VI, loaf steamed
brown bread zoe. Irene Plimpton, age u
Brattleboro; I'd, 25c, Eva, Briggs, age ~
Brattleboro; loaf graham bread SOC. Hazei
III. Yeaw.
JeIlIes, Canned Fruits, Pickles, Etc.
Sample assorted pickles 25c, Mrs. chas.
A. Post, Chesterfield, N. H.. "a, l5c, MIS-;
peppers, &c, Mrs A. w. Roel;, sample
! picked tomatoes, 25c. Mrs; A; u. feaW'
Guilford; ID 15c, Mrs. e. w. Miner, Gull
Goodenough West Brattleboro; 3D., 15c,
Mrs. w. II. Alexander, West Brattleboro;
sample cider, vinegar, &c Mrs, w; q.
ford; sample canned peaches. 25c Cora
Goodenough; %, 15c, Mrs n. M, Hastings,
/ West Brattleboro: sample canned pears,
2se Cora Goodsno9gh "a lSc M Mrs ca ~
ounces, 25c Cora Goodenough I'd, 15c,
Mrs, a. Z. Yeaw; sample canned plums.
25c, Mrs. L. D. Franklin, Guilford; I'd, 15c,
strawberries, &c, Mrs. W. II. Alexander;
/ 3D. l5c, Mrs. n: NJ Hastings. sample can
ned cherries, 25c,, Mrs, N. M. Hastings;
/ blackberries 25c, Mrs. A. z. Yeaw; I'd, i5c,
/ Cora Goodenough; sample ounce jelly.
zoe, Mrs. a. A: Halliday Brattleboro; I'd,
jelly. 20c. Mrs. A. A. Halliday; I'd, l0c,
Mrs. A. A. Halliday; I'd, l0c. Flora Hlgley,
Mrs 4. f. Haiiada iy q, i 1oc, Mary wall.
Brattleboro; sample plum jelly, 2oc. Mrs.
4. A. Halliday; I'd, 1Oc, Mrs. c. F. r.
snne cdta sample ,Sa
l 4. r. feaw; sample raspberry jelly, 20c.
Mrs; A. A. Halliday; Cd. 1Oc, Mary Wall;
display Of jellies made by. any lady, 81,
Mrs. a. 4. Halliday; %, SOC, Cora Good
enough: display of canned fruit. 80 Mrs.
/ w. II; Alexander; I'd, $3.50. Cora Good
enough.
Special Premiums on Canned Goods.
| Special on collection pickles, SOC, e. w.
Miner Gulford; special on canned fruits.
25c, F. l.. Wellman,, Guilford Centre;
field, n. H., 25c; canned goods and jelly,
25c, Mrs. Q. G. Convey: wines and shrub.
Mrs: H. E. Titus Brattleboro canned
terrified. y. H.. Mrs n. NJ. Hastings. West
Brattleboro, 81 Mrs S. V. Warren, zoe;
raspberries, 2oc; Mrs. Martha Nutting,
Yeaw. Guilford jelly. 25c Olive NJ Col
burn. age Il; jelly. 15c, Mrs C. E. Wood,
Maple Sugar, Syrup and Honey.
Best sample pail sugar. 10 lbs or more,
Norton E. Thurber West Halifax. VT:
best sample caked sugar, 10 lbs or more,
s. Norton E. Thurber; I'd, 81, W. H.
fitted for market, not less than / gallon,
g. w, H. Stowe; ID 81. Norton E. Thur
Der; best display of maple sugar and
E. Thurber; Sd. Fred NJ. Wheeler, West
moreland, n. H. best and most attrac-
tive display Of bees and honey, IS, H. S.
Norcross. West Dummerston; I'd, $3.50, E.
G. Blodgett, East Dummerston; Sd. w. S.
Betterley. Brattleboro; best sample Of
honey pounds or more, g. H. s. Nor
4 Grapes-Largest and best collection, 8
clusters each not less than varieties, 50,
4 G; +. Martin. Greenfield. Mass; ID $50,
Clifford Akley. West Brattleboro best
plate of Concords, 4Oc G. E. Martin; I'd,
20c, o. w Amidon Dummerston.
! G. F. Martin received first premiums Of
Bugleton, Emmlan, Delaware, Eaton,
Martha. Solomon Wilder. America. Moor's
Diamond a I1ndl,e,y. :, Herbert Clinton,
MMagaa ieampPe 5 Ear Nnd WGrds len
/ j. F. Stearns. Brattleboro; Brighton 20c,
4 Moors Early 40c, F, r. Mann, West Brat
I tleboro; Delaware 20c, Clinton zoe. o. w.
/ Isabelle 40c, Campbeli's Early 2oc c. A.
Evans, Claremont, n. Fl.
Dairy Department.
\ Competitive Tests Of Dairy Cows.
I Glass Ito the cow producing the
largest amount Of butter in a hours, SIS,
Z: II. Akley, Vernon; I'd, SIS, Geo w.
Fisher, Jr, Dummerston.
4 Class ITO six cows, owned by one man,
producing the largest amount of butter
/ in "a hours. $50, Z. H. Akley; 3D. $25. A. A.
I Dunklee, Vernon.
/ Dairy Products.
Butter-Dairy.
J NldSS A-btSt ~ pound garry lub 81. Il.
Y. Dana, North Pomfret, 90; I'd, S. F. ].
MacMurtry, Middlebury, s.
Class 53 Best S box pounds or more S.
Wright North Brookfieiid. Mass S. sSa T. =
Class 3-Best prints, ) pounds or more,
S. Carrie j. ~ Shackford. East Ryegate.
IS: %. s.. j. n Betterly -Newfane, 97Ia.
Dairy Sweepstakes, s., Carrie J. N.
shackford IS.
Butter-Creamery
Glass pot,rde
Bruce. Sharon. IS; I'd, IS. NJ. R. Micott,
Brattleboro, 9715.
Glass .5-Best prints, 10 pounds or more.
IS, Fred c. Bates, Charlestown, n. H., 81:
I'd, s., Windham County Creamery New.
fame, 96ls.
Creamery Sweepstakes. IS, H. c. Bruce,
butter shown in whole exhibition, S., Q. E.
Broadway. Monson, Mass.
Cheese.
Glass A-Best dairy, plain, IS. Mrs Ed
ward, L. Welcome, West Chesterfield N.
Glass C = Best factory. plain. IS.
Plymouth Cheese Factory, plymouth.
81 I'd, 50, Mt Holly Cheese Co., Mt.
class D-Best factory. sage IS. G. A.
Faxon, Dandy Four Corners, IS; I'd, So, Mt.
Holly Cheese Co. 9515
Sweepstakes, So. C. A. Faxon, 9s.
Cottage Cheese.
Glass E-Best cottage. plain, 81, Mrs. E.
f. Carpenter. Brattleboro; I'd, soc, Mildred
Alexander, West Brattleboro.
Glass F-Best cottage sage. 81, Mrs. E.
f. Carpenter; I'd. soc. Mildred Alexander.
Worcester Salt Prizes
To the butter scoring the highest in
creamery butter exhibit, sailed with
Worcester salt, SO, II. c. Bruce, IS; I'd, IS.
N. R. Micott, 97ls. To the butter scoring
sailed with Worcester salt Sc Carrie I N