Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30

chocolate caramel cake, 4Oc. Mrs e. d.
Wilson, Brattl!ebnoro; q, zoe, Mrs; NJ M
also special premium of SOc on lemon
cream pie ribbon cake, toc Mrs. A. e.
fam mGo% cust"rd ie PEE Zee Mrs Mrs Gas HaTris
pie, EOS. Mrs chas. Harris q. 5Oc Mrs. p
ID. Wilson, lemon pie. SOC Mrs. A. Il. At
wood 3D. 2Oc. Mrs. Chas. Harris.
Specials.
cake, zoe, Mrs Mrs. A. +. Atwood; chocolate
cocoanut cake, 2Oc Mrs. c. F.. Richardson;
maple sugar cake a0c. Olive Weather
age 49, plain cake 40c, Mary d. Aidrich,
age, g. Northfeld. Mass chocolate cake,
SG Hazel cake Ss c Miss ~ maple nd
Biers, '%SHoSrthfeid, Macs Mass pei PenoncRe zoe,
Flora A. Biers, Mortified, Mass
Girls Under Is Years of Age.
Loaf wheat bread SOC. Elsie NJ Thur
Yeaw. age r. Guiiford, VT; loaf steamed
brown bread, soc, Irene Plimpton, age IA,
Brattleboro; 3D.. 25c. Eva Briggs, age IL,
Brattleboro; loaf graham bread, SOC, Hazel
II. Heaw.
Jellies, Canned Fruits, Pickles, Etc.
Sample assorted pickles, 25c, Mrs. Chas.
A. w. Roe Brattleboro; sample picked
peppers, 25c, Mrs. A. w. Roel; sample
Gu Gkeq ad 5e MRS Se e. r w. Miner Ga
ford; sample picked cucumbers, Csc, Cora
Goodenough, West Brattleboro; I'd. 15c,
sample cider vinegar, 25c, Mrs. w. H.
Alexander; I'd. 15c, f. l.. Wellman, Gull
sample % canned m s Cora
West Bratteboro: sample canned pears
25c, Cora Goodenough; 3D. 15c, Mrs. o. G:
ounces, 25c,,- Cora Goodenough; I'd, 15c,
Mrs. A. r. Yeaw; sample canned plums
Csc, Mrs. L; d. Franklin, Gulford; I'd, 15c,
Strawberries. &c, Mrs. w. H. Alexander
I'd, 15c, Mrs: NJ NJ Hastings sample can
ne ned g. cherries n Csc; Mrs; n. M Hastings;
blackberries. 25c, Mrs. A. E. Yeaw; I'd. 15c,
Cora Goodenough;, sample ounce jelly,
| 1Oc, Mrs. n. NJ. Hastings; sample apple
Jelly, zoe. Mrs. A. A. Halliday; I'd, 10c,
Mrs O. G. GoXey sample n so Crane jelly 2oc
Mrs. A: A. Halliday I'd. 1oc, Mary Wall
aasd sampss p lSe M fIIy 2oc Mrs.
Jennie. Brattleboro sample blackberry
jelly. 20c, Cora Goodenough; I'd, 1oc, Mrs.
Mrs; A. A. Halliday; I'd. 10c, Mary Wall;
| display of 1ellies made by any lady. 81
Mrs. A. a. Halliday I'd, soc, Cora Good
w. Fl; Alexander; I'd, $780, Cora Good
Special Premiums on Canned Goods.
Special on collection pickles. SOC. E. w.
Miner. Guilford; special on canned fruits.
pickles displayed by the Shakers Of En-.
| field, n. H, CSC; canned goods and jelly,
&c, Mrs @ e T., Covey; wines and shrub;
goods and jelly, 81. Mrs. chas Post. Ches-
| terrified. N H.: Mrs. n. NJ Hastings. West
Br snt.lps g; Mrs s. y Warren; zoe;
Brattleboro cider vinegar, 1Oc. Warren
Yeaw, Guilford; jelly, 25c. Olive NJ. Col
Keene, n. H. "
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,
g Norton E: Thur6er; I'd, 81, w II,
fitted for market, not less than ] gallon,
e. w; H: Stowe; I'd, 81, Norton E. Thur
Der; best e, display Of maple sugar and
E. Thurber; Sd. Fred NJ. Wheeler. West
moreland, n. H; best and most attrac-
Norcross. West Dummerston; I'd. $3.50, e.
| c. Blodgett East Dummerston; Sd, w. S.
Betterley, Brattleboro; best sample Of
cSnsy a. R Sc B @GFs H. s. Nor
,Grapes-Largest and best collection, 8
clusters each not less than varie st g.
plate Of Concords. 4oc, c. E. Martin I'd,
W
C. E. Martin received first premiums of
40c on the following varieties of grapes:
Rg agtSs so,d Emmla W,dd Delawars Eaton
Diamond, Lindley, Herbert Clinton,
Niagara. CampbelIs Early. and worden.
j. F. stearns. Brattleboro; Brighton zoe,
| Moor's Early 4Oc, F. r. Mann, West Brat
tleboro; Delaware zoe. Clinton 20c. o. w.
Isabelle 4Oc. Campbeli's Early 20c, C. A.
| Evans, Claremont N H.
Dairy Department.
Competitive Tests of Dairy Cows.
Glass Ito the COW producing the
largest amount of butter in "A hours, s25
| f. H. Akley. Vernon I'd, SIS, Geo. w.
| Fisher, jr.. Dummerston.
Glass 2-To six cows owned by one man,
In "a hours. $50 E. II. Akiey; I'd SIS, A. a.
| Dunklee, Vernon.
Dairy Products.
Butter-Dairy.
Glass l-Bestl 10 pound dairy, tub. s., E.
9Mdna No Mdd hG%rge s sS 3D. So F. j.
Glass 2-Best box. pounds or more, IS,
Geo S;ab BONO Mart GuifOrd, 81 "a S. Mm E.
IS, Carrie j. n. shackford. East Ryegate,
SS; "a. s.. J: \. Betteriy, -Newfane, on. >,
shackford. IS.
| Butter-Creamery.
Glass 4-Best tub, 20 pounds, IS, H. c.
Bruce, Sharon, 9S; I'd, S. NJ. r. Micott,
Brattleboro, sly.
Glass 5-Best prints, 10 pounds or more,
S., Fred c. Bates. Charlestown, N. H., 81;
I'd, s., Windham County Creamery, New
fame, 961a.
Creamery Sweepstakes, IS. H. C. Bruce.
Sharon, IS.
For best displayed market package of
butter shown in whole exhibition, 49, o. E.
Broadway. Monson, Mass.
Cheese.
Class AxBest dairy, plain, S., Mrs. Ed
H., SO.
Plymouth cheese F SeS PPs1ir n
81; I'd, So, Mt. Holly Cheese Co., Mt.
Holly, SO.
Glass D-Best factory. sage. IS, C. A.
Faxon. Dandy Four Corners, 9S; I'd, SO, Mt
Holly Cheese Co, 95h
Sweepstakes. IS, 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
E. Carpenter; I'd, SOC, Mildred Alexander
Worcester Salt Prizes.
To the butter scoring the highest ir
Worcester salt; $40, II. c; Bruce, 9S; I'd, IS
NJ. r. Micott, 97la. To the butter scoring
the highest in dairy butter exhibit
sailed with Worcester salt, Sc Carrie ]. N
; Shackford, IS; 2d, "a, ]. N. Betterley
971R.