Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-28

2Oc. Mlnce pie, Mrs. e. r. Gobie. West
Brattleboro. SOei "a, Mrs. Alex Paine. 2 9e.
Cora Goodenough, zoe. Pumpkin pie,
Mrs, Alex Paine, soc. I'd, Mrs; p. ~
Gobie,, zoe; Apple pie Mrs. e; oo p. Gobie,
berry pie Cora Goodenough, soc. Lemon
pie, Mrs. -. b. Goble, soc; I'd, Cora Good
Girls under Is years-wheat bread Es-
Their Barrett, Brattleboro, soc; I'd. Mar
guerite Paine, Westmoreland, Csc. Baked
brown bread, Marguerite Paine SOC.
Steamed brown bread May Foster, soc;
Cd, Marguerite Paine, Csc.
Specials - Lemon cream pie, Ethel
Hastings soc. Cream pie, Ethel Hastings,
zoe. Cocoanut pie, Mrs. e. e. Gobie. S0e
Chocolate pie Mrs; Il. E Gobie, S s.
Fancy cake, Mrs. Dana Howard, Gull
ford, zoe. Fig cake Mrs. A. ]. Bracket,
4Oc. Fig cake. Mrs. e. D. Wilson, zoe,
walnut walnut CAKE cake Mrs. Mrs A. j. Bracket zoe.
Butternut cake, Mrs. ALEX Paine, 40c.
Maple sugar cake E Heen HSppIkns 9 5Sc
Delicate cake with mocha frosting, Mrs.
A. II. Atwood, 40c. Ginger bread, Mrs.
and ginger cookies. A. M. Cain, Brattle-
Maple sugar, chocolate and white, fudge,
Of a barrel of Gold Medal flour, offered
by e. Crosby & Co. for the best bread
made from that -four, was won by Mrs.
Francis Lynde.
Best sample assorted pickles, 25c, Cora
Goodenough. Best picked peppers, Csc,
Mrs. c. A. POST I'd. loo Mrs. Roel. Best
picked tomatoes, 25c, Mrs A. -. Yeaw;
cucumbers 25c, Cora Goodenough; 3D.
15c, Mrs. Ernest Winter. Best cider vine
gar, 25c, Mrs, Vim. g. 9, Hayiian9di "a lSe'
25c, Cora Goodenough; I'd. loo, Ethel
Hastings. Best canned pears. 25c, Cora
Best canned ounces Csc. Cora Good
enough; I'd, 15c, Ethel Hastings. Best
canned plums 25c. Cora Goodenough; I'd,
berries, 25c, Mrs. Ernest Winter; I'd, 15c,
Mrs. w. II. Alexander. Best canned
cherries 2c Cora Go Sst "a ISe
berries, 25c, Ethel Hastings; I'd. 15c Cora
Goodensooqlgh. Best display Of canned ss
fruit, $3.50, Mrs w II. Alexander "a
Jeli eSra Sae"I MIS-. C. A. Post zoe;
I'd, loc, Ethel the Ha ,e Apple Ethel Ethel
day. Grape. Ethel Hastings, 29c I'd, 1Oe.
Mrs; e. A, Post, C16prranntti Mrs A "A A.
P Bs ef M la GG Enf "a H 5e MFs
A. A. Halliday. Blackberry. Dora Filion,
zoe; I'd. 1Oc,- Cora Goodenough., Rasp-
a. e'l <. fiI Display Of jsilies, Mrs.
specials-Marmalade, Miss Rich, zoe.
zoe. Canned tomatoes, Mt. Hermon
School Soc Three cans vegetables, Mrs;
fruit, Ethel Hastings, 75c. Display of
fruit and pickles. Mrs c. A. Post, 75c.
Maple Sugar.
Best sample pail sugar, 10 lbs, or more,
81, N. e. Thurber, Halifax, Vt; I'd, ST.
L., A; Piper, Keene. N. II. Best sample
Thurber. Best specimen maple syrup,
fitted for market, not less than gal
lon, 80; l.. A. Piper; %, ST. N e. Thurber
IS, N f. Thurber; 3D. $3.50, L. A. Piper,
Best and most attractive display of bees
a teTe hGnf n I'd s25oy r. N No
honey. g lbs. or more, 81, Carl Cain; "a
specai-syrup, A. j. Blanding, soc
sugar. Thomas N. Lynde, soc.
Competitive Test.
Competitive Test of Dairy Cows.-Tc
butter in q hours s25 j. II, Akley, Yer,
Mass; 3d. $40, E. H. Akley Vernon.
Dairy Products.
Dairy Butter--Best 10 pound dairy tub
49, George e. Pulsifer, Plymouth. N. H.
score 81; I'd, s., 4; E; Sherburne, Nortf
s. M S5 Best Wight RGS pSoni
PGFett so asS ssSTs Mass g.
Carrie r9S 6Gdnq East R RSesats
Vt, score 97% I'd, IS, Mrs VIM. G. Hayi
land, TtaShoke, N. Y, score 91A, Dairy
sweepstakes, S. Carrie j. N. Shackford
Creamery Butter.-Best tub. 20 pounds
s. S. l.. Harris, Proctor, VT, score 9S; I'd
IS, Jersey Star Creamery, Irasburg, VT.
score 91h. Best prints, 10 pounds o.
more. S., Brattleboro Creamery ,scor,
95h;, 3D., s., Randolph Creamery. Nortl
Randolph, VT. score 50. Creamery sweep
stakes, S., S. l.. Harris, score 49, Fo
best displayed market package OF butte
shown in whole exhibition, SO, j. N. Bet
terley, NeWfane.
Pulsifer, score 95k Sd, So, Geo. E
Pulsifer, Plymouth, VT, score 90. Bes
I'd, ST. Geo b. Pulsifer, score 95, Bees
factory. plain, S. Mt. Holly Cheese Co:
Mt. Holly, VT, score 97A I'd. So, p. ]
Mt. Holly, VT, score 971s 3D. SO, w. L
Aldrich, North Shrewsbury, $ core. 81
Best factory. sage. S. Mt. Holly Chees
Co., score 96h I'd, SO, w. e. Aldrlch
North Shrewsbury, Vt. score &c. Sweep
stakes, So. Mt. Holly Cheese Co. scor
Worcester Salt Prizes-To the butte
scoring the highest In butter. exhibit
sailed with Worcester salt $40, s. L
Harris, score So; I'd, IS. Carrie ]. n
Shackford score 9A
Vermont Farm Machine Co. Prizes-T
each entry. of butter made from cream
rator scoring SO points or under 9S, $.
Pickett & Son, Greenfield. 96h NJ. J
Lewis Woodstock 90: Carrie j. N. Shack
ford, East Ryegate, 97%.