Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-27

Snaps, Mrs. Alex Paine. 30c Cream cookies
Mrs. Alex Paine, soc; I'd, Mrs. Alpheus In
graham, zoe. Oatmeal cookies Miss Clara
Prouty, Green River 4Oc.
Girls under Is years-Whcat bread, Grace
Z, smith Irattleboro, Soc 3D., NJ, Haze
CARPENTER Csc. Steamed brown bread, Mar
guerite Paine, Westmoreland. N. H., Soc
Ginger, cookies, Ruth A. Prentiss, West
Specials Wheat bread Mrs. w. s. Better.
ley, Brattleboro, zoe. Butternut cake, Mrs
Alex Paine, 4Oc; Freda Goodenough, zoe.
Ribbon cake, Marguerite Paine, 4Oc Cora Z.
Hoodc9iqugh, West Brattleboro, zoe. Walnut
cake Mrs, y. +. Atwood, zoe. Devil cake,
Mrs. {. n. Post 4Oc. Chocolate caramel
cake Mrs T. NJ, Hastings, zoe Cocoanut
Newton Foster, zoe. Wild rose cake, Mrs.
y. y. Newell, Brattlcboro, 40c. Apple-sauce
cake. Mrs. T.. NJ. Hastings, 4Oc. Sour cream
cream pie, Mrs. F. NJ; Hastings, SOC. Five
varieties candy, Aida V. Post, ST.
The special prize Of barrel Of Gold Medal
-four offered by +. Crosby x Co. for the best
bread made from that flour was won by Mrs.
{. H. Davis.
Jelies, Canned Fruits, Pickles, etc.
Picklcs-Assortcd. Cora Goodenough, West
Brattcboro Mrs. c. \. Post, Chesterfield I'd
picked peppers Mrs. Post; picked tomatoes,
picked cucumbers Miss Goodenough, Mrs.
Rra,tleboro {. L. Stoddard, Westmoreland,
Canned fruit. Peaches, Miss Cora Good.
enough. Mrs. W. H. Alexander 3D. pears,
Miss Goodenough, Mrs. Ernest Winter I'd (;
ounces, Miss Goodcnough, Mrs. c. A, Post /;
plums, Miss Goodcnough, Mrs. Alexander I'd /;
strawberries, Mrs. Post, Mrs. Winter I'd (;
cherries. Miss Goodenough, Mrs. Post I'd (;
blackbcrrics, Mrs Alexander, Mrs. Winter Cd.
Jely-Ounce, Mrs. {. a. Post; apple Mrs.
Post, Mrs. W. II. Alexander I'd; grape, Mrs.
Alexander. Mrs Post %; currant, Mrs. Alex
ander, Mrs. Post %; plum. Mrs. Nora Man
ming, Mrs. {. y. Post ID. blackberry. Miss
Cora Goodcnough Mrs Post I'd best dis.
play Of canned goods, Miss Cora Goodenough !;
largest display Of canned goods, Mrs. Post !;
andcr q; special prizes. display OF canned
goods, Mrs. W. II. Alexander and Mrs Ernest
Winter; candcd sweet flag. Mrs. \. L. Rob
'HS"n of Iirat!ehoro; bottle cucumbers, War
Flowers-Best display Of plants Mrs Egg
bert Brasor Miss Ida Wcatherhead, I'd; cut
flowers, Fred Miller, Halifax, Mrs 1. \. VII.
hams %; marigolds, Fred Miller; gladioli,
Mrs. L. ]. Johnson Of West Bratteboro, Mrs.
J. H. Alexander I'd; asters, Fred Miller, Car
roll Bond; geraniums, Mrs A. Ingraham,
Ian Hicley, Fred Miller I'd begonas Mrs.
f. f. Carpenter, Miss Ida Weatherhead I'd /;
dahias, a. n; Foster, Leyden, F. A. Thomp.
son; Springfield, Mass, I'd; sweet peas, Fred
Miller, Miss Aida Post I'd; collection of
plants by boy or girl under 10 Hazel Car
penter, cut flowers by girl or boy under 10,
wild flower collection, by boy or girl under
10, Paul Taylor. 40 varieties. Edith and Hazel
Johnson, IS varieties I'd. Special prizes for
individual exhibits not on the list were
awarded to Mrs. Newton Foster OF Ieyden,
Mass. Mrs. GEORGE s. Holden Mrs Francis
Lvnde, Mildred Ycaw. Mrs. II. d. Thaver,
Miss Lillian lIigley. Miss Belle Thayer. Les
he Wellman, Lottie bingham, Mrs. w. H..
Bigelow, Mrs. Charles Robinson, Isaac Hirsh,
Charles Stoddard, Mabel Cromack OF Colrain,
Edith Miner OF Gulford. Clara TAYLOR, T. X.
Aida Post and Leslie Weman. The exhibits
OF Mrs Charles Brockinpton and Miss Caro-
line keyes Of Putney arrived too late TO be
Maple Sugar.
Best sample; pail sugar, 10 pounds. or more,
So, n. Z. Thurber 81, 81, y. G. Gallup.
Best sample caked sugar, 10 pounds or more,
s., a. G. Gallup "a, 81. n. E. Thurber.
Best specimen OF maple syrup. fitted for mar
ket, not less than ] gallon, So y. E. Thurber :;
I'd, ST. F. L. Wellman. Best display of ma
pie sugar and syrup to consist OF two or more
entries, S.; n. f. Thurber; 3D. $3.50. \. G.;
Gallup. Most attractive display OF bees and
honey, S.. a. \. Byard: I'd. $3.50, w. E.
Harris. Best sample Of honey, pounds or
more, 81, a. a. Byard. Special on sugar,
{. L. Stoddard
Dairy Products.
Dairy Ru,ter-Ecst lO-pound tub IS. J. NJ.
Stone & Son. Williamstown, VT. score 95la A;
I'd, IS, George +. Pulsiier, Plymouth, n. H.,
.c'-r .. Best box. pounds or more, IS,
Stafford Brothers, West Rutland, VI, score
96ih I'd, IS, J. W. Pulsiier, score 961t. Best
prints, pounds or more, o. E. Broadway,
Monson. Mass. score 971H 3D. IS, c. D..
Pratt, Bernardston, Mass, score 97A. Sweep
stakes. SIS, .. f. Broadway, score 97lh.
Creamery Butter-Best tub, 20 pounds, IS.
II. b. Chamberlain, Irasburg, score %; ID.
s., Hannah Halonen, Wardsboro, score 97i2
Best prints. 10 pounds more, So, II. !.
Lystcr, Wells River, score 961a I'd, S., G.. i.
Temple, Randolph Centre, score 90. Sweep.
stakes. S., II. b. Chamberlain. score 9S.
shown. s. Carrie ]. n. Shackford, East Rye
gate.