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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-21
second of Naugatuck Triplets Dead

Naugatuck, Aug. 2O.--sarah, th -months-old daughter of MI and Mrs. Joseph Johnson, of Hillsid avenue, died yesterday afternoo1 This makes two of the triplets thu have died. They were born on Jur1 13, 1906. Viola, another of the tri died on September 30 last. The pal ents are both natives of Sweden, an an interesting coincidence is that that country a sister of MT. Johnson the wife of brother of Mrs. Johnso' It is said that only once in lO,0t births do triplets come to parents. Ft some time the healthy condition of tf Johnson trio of infants gave promii that all would live to bless the hon that was so proud of them.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-21
REDsKIN III. DESTROYED.
New Haven Yacht Club Loses Q
 Schooner,


 News has been received at the New Haven Yacht club of the destruction by fire last Thursday at Argyle, N. S., of the yacht Redskin III, schooner owned by Ralph J, Leavitt and enroll ed in the local fleet. An explosion oc- cured on the yacht while at anchor and MT, Leavitt and the others on board had narrow escape. They lost all their effects
 The Redskln III. was on a cruise with her owner, who is a mechanical engineer, and belongs in Boston. She was in New Haven during the latter part of June and in July and accom- panied the New Haven yachts on the cruise to Newport
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-21

A new low price was made for DiI tillers Securities as the pool continud to liquidate. There was little demarI for it on the decline. The per cen bonds sold off several points to about z per cent. interest basis.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-21

The Seventh Connecticut Volunteers will meet in reunion at New Haven Thursday, September 5, dinner being served at savin Rock.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-21

they are completed the Howe & Stet- son stores will present to the shopping public of New Haven and vicinity as commodious and attractive stores as can be found east of New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-21
Other Probate Matters.

Henry Kraft in the probate court filed a final account in the estate of Anna Catarina Bax, of which he is count, Mrs Bax left $1,749.02, leav- ing, after expenses had been paid, a balance of $1,484.27.
 Samuel l.. .- Woodward, administra- tor of the estate of Charlotte F..
 Woodward, filed an account, showing the estate to be worth $5,96720. Phineas E. Peck and several other heirs applied to the probate court to
 have Phineas Peck appointed admin istrator of the late Mary A. Peck, his
 mother, who died recently in Wood i bridge. A hearing has been set for August 27.
 An inventory of the estate of Lena
 Brown filed shows cash to the amount 1 of $568.14 and notes due worth $1,- l 100, making the entire estate worth l $1,60S.14 Max Straus is administra- tor and Charles Freedman and George
 W. Ruickhold appraisers.
 1 Judge Studley yesterday morning | ordered the records of the probate
 court so changed as to insert the
 names of Catherine Sullivan as we'll
 as the name of Catherine Granfield
 in all probate records referring to
 Mrs Granfield's estate, James F. McGann who is the lady's conserva-
 tor, made the application on account
 of some money belonging to his charge being in a local bank under
 the name Catherine Sullivan.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-21

The police court session yesterday morning was very short one, the following cases being acted upon:
 Sarah Campbell, begging, twenty days
 Timothy o'Neil, drunkenness, $7.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-21

there been aFeadng like this This the will builders garments n specific. Everything morning How many after can't They approached Values will h duplicated Every garment approved model and material
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-21
Ladies' Jackets.

 s12.5O Black Taffeta Jackets, size s4
 Cash Price ...........,,$5.O0 S5.5O Black Taffeta Coffee Jacket,
 size B. Cash Price ....$1.95 $10.00 Black Taffeta Eton Jacket,
 size 32 Cash Price. u. $4.96 $12.5O Black Taffeta Pony Jacket,
 size 34 Cash Price. .,... $500 $12.5O Black Moire Eton Jacket White Moire Collar and Cuffs,
 sizes 36-3S-42. Cash Price $5. % $795 Black Taffeta Eton Jacket,
 size S4 Cash Price. $305
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-21

s1.co Waists, trimmed with Lsce
 and Embroidery. Cash Price.
 ............."...... $50 s4.25 Waists. Cash Price. eee s1.5o Waists. Cash Price. .....75e Balance of all our silk Waists at exactly HALF-pRIcE. colors are Black aud White Only.
 Balance of our Tafreta and Net Waists at exactly HALF PRICE.
 NoTE-All our Chiffon Neck Ruffs (except Brown and Black) at exactly Half Original Price.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-21

$16.OO Ponjee Pony Coat, size SS, handsome Silk Braid Collar. Cash Price ..,........... .$79 95 $25.OO Ponjee Pony Coat, hand somely trimmed with Silk Braid, Silk Renaissance Collar, size 36. Cash Price .......,.....$125O $12.5O White Silk Braid Eton Coat, size S4, silk Lined. Cash Price
 .,.,,.,.............. $6.OO s35.oo Silk Lace Coat, Kimona Sleeves. trimmed with Chiffon, Black Taffeta lined, size SS. Cash Price ............ $16.OO $2750 White Chiffon Panama Box Coat, handsomely trimmed with Lace and Braid, size Se Cash Price ..s.........,s..... $14,6O $Is5 Fancy Striped Flannel skele- ton Goats Gall sizes). Cash Price .,.........,...... $S.06 s12.5o Black Broadcloth Jackets Gall sizes). Cash Price.....$5.OO s15.Oo Tan Covert Jackets Gall sizes). Cash Price. SC. .95
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-25
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TO Cure Grip in Two Dave

LAXATIVE BROMO Quintne remo,,..
the cause. To get the genuine cali 80
~! name and look for signature of b. W
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The Old ay

Means hard work-so does the ''old way" Of
polishing stoves and stove pipe.
Try the New Wayi Use 6-5-Ai
It shines itself, is applied like paint,
will not rub, or wash, of and each
application wears months.
For sale by w. A. l.. Thompson Hware
Co.. D. H. Forbes, Wolf Bros, w. E. Gull
yer. Coughlin Hware Co.. Griggs & Mon
eyDenny.
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Doctor James Albert Berry.
observation-disclosures of the nose thro..
stomach and intestines. 725 Kansas svs s.
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THE gate that's chained by hate to hate
Opens wide to love.

with a consciousness of innocense and
with a heart brimful of life and hope, I
enter joyfully into the work that lies be-
fore me. Yes. shall succeed in spite of
his fury. AS have opened the door of
again, and again, in the future.
The mailed hand of Theodore Roose-
Office. cannot keep the door of hone
closed against me, nor against any man
who Will waste no time in 'provolino'
nor brcoding over injury but has an
abiding faith in the philosophy of good =
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base as ever inspired the assassin to
strike his victim from safe ambush in the
dark. know the full import of the fore
going words. 1 know all the perhdy and
dishonor they portray, but whatever the
world may think of them, now or hereaf-
ter, there are two men who know they
are true-one is j. r. Burton and the 9TH
er is Theodore Roosevelt.
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1.-The boodlers and grafters in kan
sas were against, me. They fought me
to the end They fought me with the
spirit of a desperate after was elect
ed. Therefore I feel justified in MAX
ing the foregoing statements, appeal
ing to these witnesses. to the end that
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-27

Mrs. NJ. G. Haviland, New York, Dunblce I'd !;
tall Greening Stafford Halliday I'd; Found
ling Halliday, Wellman I'd; Fanny, lIalla-
day, Duuklee I'd; Fameuse, Wellman, Bar
rows I'd; Fallawater, Dunklec. Barrows I'd
Fail Harvest, Stoddard; GilliAowcr, Miller,
G. f. Whitcomb, Westmoreland I'd; Jano,
Barrows Garland, Stoddard; Guardian Royal,
Halliday, Wellman 2d White Jcntian, Dun
klee; Green's Improved Baldwin, Post Green
Sweet, Barrows; Golden Russell, Barrows,
Post I'd; Gravenstcin, Dunklce. Stafford I'd
Grimes's Golden, Stoddard; Garden Net, Stod-
dard; German Beau, Wellman; Haas, Well
man; Hubbardston Nonesuch, Barrows; Well.
man I'd Holland Pippin, Dunklee, Stafford
I'd; Highland Sweet Post Henderson, Stod-
dard Jonathan, Halliday, Wellman I'd; Tulip
Red Wellman; Jacob Sweet Alexander;
Ter, Wellman I'd Lady Sweet, Stoddard, Well
man I'd Lady, Miller Littlecore, Wellman,
Miller I'd; Longfeld Barrows; Limbertwigs,
Stratton; Mother, Stoddard, Wellman I'd
Mammon, Pippin, Post; Magog, Barrows;
Mann, Barrows, Wcllman I'd Macintosh,
Barrows, Post ID; Maiden Blush, Wellman,
B H,o,s I'd Martha Stripe, Wellmani Ninkl,e,
ern Spy, Barrows, Halliday I'd; Nodhead,
StoddaTd; New York Pippin, Halliday, Well
man, I'd; Nutmeg, Dunklee; Oliver Sweet.
Wellman; o Pleasant, Barrows; Pewaukee,
Weman, Barrows 2d Pound Sweet {. L.
Cobb Brattleboro, Stoddard ID; Pearmain
(blue), Barrows, Dunklee I'd; Porter, Ralph
Thayer, Halliday I'd; Priest Stoddard; Pride
OF New York, Duklec; pcarmain (rcd), Well
man; Rhode Island Grccning, Wcllman, Hal
man 5i; Ribston lirpin, Weman; Romites
Dunklce; Rockingham Russet Stoddard
Rome Beauty, Barrows; kusset Baldwins
Sloddard, Alexander; Red Ruiisset Barrewsi
ford Alexander I'd Sops OF Wine, Dunklee
Barrovs. I'd; Steel Red Stoddard Welman
Wclman. Dunk'cc I'd; sweet Grcenne Mi.
Ter; Stewart. Miller Welluan ID; Starks,
Harr"w~; Nhiauassa Beauty, Barrows Sweet
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-27
FRUIT.

Ialladay, I'd; Vernon, Beauty, HaIladaiy'
laday, Hugh nunkee, I'd; Kieffer J. F..
Stearns, F. /. Wellman I'd; Flemish Beauty,
Lynde, c. A, Post I'd .Clapp's ,FayoTite, Dun
Stoddard I'd; Buffum, Stoddard Duchesse,
Halliday, Stafford I'd; Belucratne, Stafford,
Stoddard I'd; Marguerite, Welman; Louise
laday; Dana's Honey. Halliday; largest and
best collection, Halliday, 50, Francis Lynde'
Plums-Burbank, Halliday; Chabot. Halla-
day, f. ,. Parker I'd; Lombard; Halliday,
Parker I'd Saratoga, Richland York State
Prince, Purple Egg, Grant Prune Fellenburg;
YedS al by SasS
Duke Halliday, Parker I'd; r. I. June, Par
ker; largest and best collection, Halliday
special on collection Parker H.. = c-.o-
field, /. F. stearns I'd; Concord. Horton,
c. ]. Batchelder I'd Worden, Horton, Batch
elder ID Moores Early, Horton Batcheldesr
Brighton Horton, Batchelder I'd; Eaton, Hor-
ton; Green Mountain Horton Batchelder I'd
Clinton, Horton; Agawam, Horton; Niagara,
Horton. Batchelder I'd; Poekington, Horton,
Batchelder I'd /; Lindley, Salem. Eta, Camp.
hello, Iona, Wyoming Red, Champion and
Hartford, all won by Ratchelder; best col
lection, Horton, Batchelder ID
Pcaches-Early Crawford, Parker; liberia,
w. II. Alexander.
Barberres, II. /. Nichols
Cranberries Leslie Wellman.
Ounce Orange, W. H. Alexander, Francis
Lynde I'd Champion, Alexander; Pear, Alex
ander; collection, Alexander
Apples-Largest and best collection. F. b.
Barrows, Brattleboro, 81, F. l. Weman,
Guilford Centre, I'd, 50, All first premiums
40 cents, seconds 20 cents. August Sweets
+. II. Miller; Alexander, Barrows A. STRAIT.
ton Bernardston. I'd; Astrachan (red), Bar
rows, Hugh Dunklee. I'd Autumn Strawberry
Rarrows. Wellman 2d' American Blush, G. /,
Stoddard, Westmoreland; Arkansas Black
Clifford Akley, Marlboro; Boiken, Dunklce
British Pearmain, Barrows, Dana Stafford
7d' Row Davis, R7rrows, Wellman I'd Bald
win, Barrows, Wellman I'd; Bailey Sweet
Walter Alexander, Barrows I'd Rhode Is
land Greeung Welman, Stafford I'd
Boston Red, Dunklee; Boston Sweet Dun
kee. Wclman I'd; Briggs, Barrows. Well
man I'd Banana A. A. Halliday, BELOW:
Falls; Bradley, A. A. Dunklee; Bellhower
A. a. Dunkee, Stoddard I'd; Black Sachem
Barrows; Baxter, Barrows; Bell de Roskopp
Rarrows; Benoni, Barrows, Dunklee I'd
Black Ben Davis. Barrows; Cathead Sweet
Dunklee; Cathead Post, Welman I'd; Cali
fornia Sweet. Stoddard; ShenanRo Strawberry
Halladav, Barrows I'd Goes Ounce, Well
man; Cheney Dunklee, Stafford I'd; Canada
Baldwin, Barrows; Chesterfield. Pippin, Bar
rows; Duchess of Oldenburg ,AlexandeL, Hal
laday I'd; Detroit Red, Halliday; Enelisi
! Russell, Barrows; Fairly Harvest, BarIows
Dunklee I'd; Early William, Wellman, Stod
dard I'd; Early Cotton, Dunkleei Fall Pippin
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-27
POULTRY.

Rose Combed Rhode Island Reds-E. p,
Tilton, Springfield Mass, pen fowls LIST, hen
3D. cockerel q, pullct Sd. Bqwles Farm,
Longmeadow, Mass, pen fowls 3D. pen chicks
lst cock ! st and I'd, hen lst, cockere LIST and
3d. puet LIST and I'd. Fair Acre Farm; Shell
burne Falls, Mass, pen fowls Sd. Valley
Farm, Amherst, Mass, pen chicks I'd, cock
3d. hen I'd. J. p. Pifer, Hinsdale, n. H., pen
chicks Sd.
Golden Wyandottes Wood & Freeman,
Fitchburg, pen fowls lst pen chicks LIST, cock
LIST and I'd, hen LIST, cockerel lst, pullet LIST
and Cd. Byron p, Greene, jr,, ST. Adams
hen I'd and Sd, II. b. Bellows, Willmantic
Conn, cockere Sd, pullet 3D.
Dark Brahmas-C. \, Iallou, Worcester
Mass, cock LIST, hen LIST
Light Brahmas-D. F. Tasker, Bratteboro
pen fowls ist pen chicks lst coclterel lst
pullet lst. o, w. Eggleston, Lyndonyille
Vt. cock lst hen lst.
Partridge Wyandottes-F. z. Atwood, Athol
pen fowls LIST and I'd, pen chicks LIST and Sd
cock LIST and I'd, hen LIST and I'd, cockerel Isl
and I'd, pullet LIST and I'd.
Silver Laced Wyandoues & Free
man, pen fowls LIST, pen chicks LIST, hen lst
cockerel LIST and I'd, pullet LIST and I'd. J., b
Chapman, w. Rutland, pen fowls I'd, pen chicks
I'd, cock I'd, hen Sd. y. p Greene, jr cock
Sd, hen I'd. IL. b. Bellows, cockerel 3d. pull
Buff Wyandottes-J. F. Burt, Athol, per
fowls LIST and Sd, pen chicks I'd and Sd, cocl
list and I'd, hen LIST and I'd, cockere 3d. pull
let Sd. VIM r. Bull, Springfield, Mass per
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-27
VALLEYFAIR PREMIUM WINNERS
Full List OF the Awards in All Departments of the Twenty
Annual Exhibition Held in BrattIeboro Sept a. rs and rs

third COW years old third exhibitors herd.
N u simpson, Walpole, N. H., second bull
Poed Angus-A G. Spoaord. COMMON.
=. g.. first and second bul 3 years old and
oyer, hrst bull years old first bull year
old, FIRST bull calf, first and second COW 4
years old, hrst and second COW years old,
Hrst ana second COW years old, first heiier
year old, hrst and second heifer calf first
anu second exhibitors herd, first breeder S
young herd, first and second bull and three OF
geny.
:, Poled Durhams-N. G. Simpson, Walpole,
n. H., first COW 3 years old, first COW 2 Years
old, first and second hefer 1 year old.
Oxen
Draft oxen-Pair weighing less than 5000
pounds, l; L. Hall West Halifax, LIST; I'd,
weighing less than $500 pounds, Dan il. VII.
der, Marlboro, LIST, 6775 pounds ID, Fred
II.a,. Ninehne chester, II H., 6o75 pounds; Sd,
pounds, Pair weighing less than 1000 pounds,
Dan II. Wilder, list, OSLO pounds I'd, Ansei
)ickinsons sons, Wnchester n H., 1924
pounds; Sd, II. o. Bolton, Winchester. 926i
pounds Pair open to all, Ansei Dickinson 5
Sons, ilst, 10000; I'd, Dan II. Wilder; Sd,
II. @. Bolton.
\, II" lst H. .. Bolton Winchester,
-. Five yoke, Ansel Dickinson's Sons, LIST ;
T. c.. Rand Saxtons River, I'd.
Trained steers years old and under, Dan
Il. Wilder, Marlboro, lsti r. 6. Wheeler,
Grove, I'd.
=, steers and Calyes-pair years old, w. f.
Richardson x Co., LIST A. and r. c. Ingra-
ham,, Guilford, %. Pair years old, +. {.
Rand, lst and I'd. Pair yearlings, X. f..
smith, Wilmington, LIST; Dan H. Wilder, ID.
Calves, w. +. Richardson x Co., LIST and ID.
Fat Cattle.
Pair lat oxen, f. Z. Dickinson, Brattleboro,
LIST; ~ and r. {. lngraham, Guford, I'd.
air lat steers years old and under, W. f..
Richardson X Co., LIST; \. and r. {. Ingra-
ham, I'd.
Fat COW, d. w. Tiugley X Son, Readfeld,
Me, LIST and I'd.
Fat heiiers years old, d. w. Tingley &
SON. LIST; Stewart y Cary, ID
Fat heiicr years old. Stewart X Cary, LIST /;
j. w. Iingcy y Son. I'd.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-27
COOKERY.

Entire wheat bread Mrs, A. Z. Atwood
Brattleboro, 75c. Wheat bread Mrs C. II.
Prentiss, West Bratteboro, soc. Graham
bread, 3D. Mrs. c. a. Post Chesterfield
N. H., zoe. Steamed brown bread Mrs
a. +. Atwood, 25c; I'd, Mrs. Newton Foster
Leyden, Mass, zoe. Chocolate cake Mrs
Alex Paine, Westmoreland, n. H., 40c; ID
Mrs. Newton Foster. zoe. Fruit cake, Mrs
Aipheus ingraham, Guiliord Centre, SOC. An
gel cake, Mrs. Peter S. Chase, Brattleboro
6Oc Marble cake with recipe, I'd, Mrs Al
II. l. Nichols, West Bratteboro, 4Oc
Douphnuts with recipe, Mrs. Alex Paine, 40c
I'd, Mrs. C. II. Davis zoe. Mnce pie, Mrs
Alex Paine, SOC. Pumpkin pie, Mrs, AleS
Paine, SOC. Apple pie, Mrs. Alpheus Ingra
ham, soc. Cranberry pie, Mrs. Z. NJ. mas
Mrs. Alex Paine, 2Oc; I'd, Mrs. A. +. AZ
wood, zoe. Molasses cookies, Mrs. w. 6
aviland, Tiashoke. N. Y, SOC. Ginse
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-27
THE DOGS.

St. Demands (Rough( Open dogs and
bitches, local dogs, LIST, Max, James Mean,
Russian Wolihounds- dogs and
O'Valley Farm, Valley Farm Kennels Sims
Ainsiyer Olga, .Quonatock Kennels.
and bitches, list Rex, W. Z. Haskell.
American Foxh9unds-Cup for best in show,
Ponto, Ellis M. Baker; V. F. X. c. rosseette'
P Pg9 Puppies dogs and bitches Ff list Sly,
limit and open dogs, LIST Ponto; winners, dogs
Ponto; novice bitches, LIST Beauty. Ellis Nj.
Baker limit and open bitches, LIST Daisy,
English Foxhounds-O bitches, list
Bac95n, Sd smqdge, W. c; Bacon winners,
bitches LIST Ruby, reserve Nessagnog,
linz. II. 4. Waldron best bitch in novice and
limit classes, Senator's Dixie, r. |. HolbrooN
Y. F. X. C.. rosette,, Peter, Stirling. Novice
Olaf, Edith Clark, Sd Rip Rap's Pete, Z, T..
Perry limit dogs, LIST Fairplay, I'd Sunset
Olaf, Sd Pedro. Arthur J., Baker, open dos
H ia s Sd Petei Pan tu T. Haynes c'S %a
play; limit bitches, lst Senator's Dixie, "a
b 5%3S6s'0I st Esd fS0s eak o9lo' dRPS
I'd Senator's Dixie, Sd Imperator's Quec
winners, bitches, LIST Lady Seaskin, reser o.
Senator's Dixie local dogs, Isl Sunset OLA
I'd Spot, L. +. Ellis; local bitches, LIST Sena
tors Dixie, I'd Imperators Queen.
English Setters-Cup for best, Tonys Glel
Evans Bros. V. F. X. c. rosette, Tony
Glen. Novice dogs, LIST Tony's Glen; limit
and open dogs, LIST Tony's Glen, I'd Bezeque
bouolas c. Law local dogs, LIST IOny's Glen
winners, dogs, LIST Tony's Glen, reserve
Pee nc; novice bitches, lst Maplehurst Bes
sic, Evans Brothea, I'd Antoiuette's Nancy
Malcolm c. Law, Sd Antoinettes Girl, j. d
Law; limit bitches LIST Mapehurst Bessie, %
Antoinette's Nancy, Sd Antoinette's Girl oper
bitches, LIST Maplehurst Bessie, I'd Antoinette'
Nancy, Sd Antoinette's Girl local bitches, Isl
Maplehurst Bessie I'd Mapehurst Peggy
Evans Bros winners, LIST Maplehurst Bessie
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-27
PET STOCK,

Cats-Angoras. Edwin Herrick, Perley Her
rick I'd; mother and kittens, Mrs J. T..
teboro, I'd, Jean Bodgett, West Brattlcboro
Sd short haired solid color, Shelton Keneston,
West Brattleboro; short haired broken color,
Mary Alexander, Jean Blodgett I'd; manx,
Guinea pigs-collection, Pierce. Belgian hares
Puzzle and Clarence Convey, West Brattleboro,
Clarence Convey I'd; collection, Puzzle Convey,
Clarence Convey I'd. Rabbts-collection, Vii
liam Wecome white angora, Pierce; Eng
lish, Henry Smith, Charles Peasley ID.
Raccoons, H. c. Franklin, Townshend HeIry
Clark I'd and on collection. Fox, II. G..
Streeter, Bernardston. Swapping turtle, c. W.
Reed, Hinsdale.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-27
SWINE.

Berkshires-S. c. Severance & Sons, Ley
den, Mass, first sow ? years old and over,
first progeny OF one boar, not less than four
under one year Old u. f, Sutherland, North
field, Mass first boar one year old, first pen
Of shoa;s; w. +. Richardson Co., second
pen Of shoats.
Chester Whites Colbert Bros, East Chat
ham, y. ", first boar ? years old and over
first progeny OF one boar. first pen OF shoats
geny Of enc boar second pen of shoats
llampshlres Frank r.. Saunders, Bristol
y. H. first boar wears old and over.
Poland Chinas {. II. Marshall Nergennes
first sow and pigs.
Grade swine Conferred as one herd)-R. II
Briggs Brattlcboro, first yearling boar, hrst
progeny Of one boar. second sow and pigs
first herd w. T. Richardson x Co., first fat
hog; Colbert Bros, second fat hog.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-27
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

Corn, Wheat, Oats etc.-Best trace Holden
Thayer & Sons; I'd, SOC, J. c. Howe Best
trace Longfellow corn, row, not less than
rs ears, 81, d. II. Stafford I'd, soc, A. A..
Whitman. Best trace King Philip corn, g row,
not less than rs ears, 81, A. A. Whitman.
Best trace Early Vermont corn, row, not
less than rs ears 81, Alexander Paine. Best
trace Genesee Giant corn, ~ row, not less
than rs ears, 81, A. A. Whitman I'd, soc,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-27
THE HORSES.

Standard trottinp.bred horses-Staliion (
years old. $50, L. r. Lowell & SON, Bellows
r. Stallion yeaTs old I sS WVgS' gnrce
Brattieboro; I'd, IS, L. +. Lowell. Stallion
vearling S. NJ T. Starkey. Kecne. N II .
I'd, So, Connecticut River Stock Farm, Hat,
field. Mass Stallion with four of his nro.
gcny. SIS, c. ID. Moves, Colrain. Mass
Brood mare with colt by her side, sio. Con.
necticut River Stock Farm; I'd. 81 Connect.
Filly 3 wears old. IS. L. r. Lowell. ed. "a
l. +. Lowell; h. c. Connecticut River Stool;
Farm. Filly or gciding ? wears old. SIS, Con.
necticut River Stock Farm: I'd 81 Con.
necticut River Stock Farm T''
Registered Morgan horses-Stallion { wears
old. $40, c, V. Paddock, Claremont. N. ii. =:
I'd, SIS, NJ T. CIRCUIT WilIiamsville; stallion
Mass Stallion Years old, az. c, Y Pad,
dock Stallion 2 wears old 81. c. v paddock
Stallion yearling, IS, NJ. w. Grow. BTidport,
Stallion with 4 OF his progeny. SIS. C. Y,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-27

pullet LIST and Sd. a. Nj. Ross Kccne, n. H.
pen fowls I'd. Lone Acre Poultry Yards
lst. Bowles Farm, hen I'd. a. c. S. Bceman
St. Adams, cockcrel Sd, pullet ID. This class
very strong, and 10 awards Of merit issued.
Barred Plymouth Rocks-A +. Davis, pen
fowls lst pen chicks I'd and Sd, cock list, hen
I'd and Sd, cockerel LIST and Sd. Charles Par.
sons y son pen, fowls I'd, hen lst, puet I'd
fowls Sd. Riverside Poultry Yards, Amherst
Mass, pen chicks LIST, cock I'd, cockerel 3D.
pullet LIST. Clark Hill, Springfield, Mass
COCK 3d. Eight awards OF merit given in this
Buff Plymouth Rocks-L. NJ. Blodgett &
90, West Burke, pen fowls LIST, cock I'd, hen
50. +. X Perry x Son, North Charlcstown,
n H., pen fowls I'd, pen chicks Sd, hen LIST.
M. J. Corey, Springfield, Mass, pen chicks
LIST and I'd, cock LIST, cockerel LIST and I'd, pull
Brattleboro, cock Sd. Dr. r. H. Burke, West
Burke, cockerel Sd. Luther Sargent, Brattle-
boro, pullet I'd.
Norwich, Conn, pen chicks LIST, hen Sd, cock
erel I'd. L. L. Atwood, pen chicks I'd, hen I'd,
pulet I'd. Roy ii. Buss, East Acworth, n. H.,
pen chicks Sd. o. W. Eggeston, cock %.
eeTel Sd. Mrs c. E, Graves, Chqrlemont,
Mass, cockerel LIST. p. T. Lynch, Hoyokc,
puIliet LIST. a; C. 5; Beeman, pullet 3D.
Buss, pen fowls I'd, pen chicks st and I'd.
American Dominiques-W. IL. Davenport,
Colraln' Mass, pen fowls lst.
Buss, pen fowls LIST, pen chicks I'd, cock ID,
hen LIST and I'd, cockercl ID. T. b. Mackie,
Greenfield, Mass, pen chicks LIST, cockerel LIST.
hen Sd, cockcre Sd. Eta \. Norcross, West
lDlmmcrstgu. pullct LIST, I'd and Sd.
., Single Combed Brown LeghornsA o.
Sd, hen list and ID, cockerel lst pullct LIST
and "a. l.. b. Chapman, pen fowls ID, pen
chicks 3D., cock lst hen Sd, coekerel "a.
CuCkCrCl Sd. Il. II. 3usS. uullet 3D.