The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-09

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slmi',,i itars, Tomatoes. sart,.,, 49,
Ia l'1a'ls, ntlirious squash. Flln, 80,
Hs lle"l' mnsknrlan, nsi eslh.ps 60
Eiass .rshlasr snl Iensio..
i1'nl blh'l ", u. APPLES, nrni ma m
y. : ian'''vT'ala, 1T, ". n. smash
N,'nl'' summer squash. ~, eniIs.Iinn ~
late, shmmrf slnash. WatrfI,,ian n
n wilbur, 1T, mangel Wur,g.l Al
slaash' sgs rhhi, I, Il. CallsnI'
80 squash, :, H. carrots, uar.n,rs
"1i'"hh, carrots lLni corn. NJ
~. ~ hrld r"n, "a pumpkins
NtW's'f lumils. rel cabbage. Mir,
HerE lot, loiaiOrs, summer
hash' lnhlmm rnuash, 81. rteun,h.,s
Tent, roip, Mi.s Jennie N. Monrs ~,
COUNT, c'lnh, sweet corn, u. onions III
I h,,"A, squash, lspIers. n nW.d eo,n
! hstns - Mare 1t, Holden,
| y = Dent emuel Dent q al Nj
ss,s'nihg. tailY lluson. Eshy Gran, anj
| ere corn, - sal,iA. n. nrnip. 81
"nians, G, oni0ns. cabbage. Fanl
| u fd IT punipkins. ~. piipan T.
,ii, Int rnn, H. squash. Nh. Ann,
Nslrill' It, u, APPLE, 81, cauliaowcr'
Chllgu', exhibit. RAYMOND Clam.
w. ,"p'as'' sweet cuin, ritmn. squash,
lA'l Iih'' ernetsl collection. paisioes
" ne Nlf~un Alexander, Ii
watermelon, 1t, rrdnuts. n. general ri.
'riidn "A hrtad. Robert Cail.nJ.r 81
oiaioes. sferial ifze. nsris CLawher'
am, lslr bread, 1t asirrs. N general
,lireiion al ilowcu. n0rhhy aud Hazel |
larr, 1T, general collection III aow,,s
- cake H. bread, james Dresser, Isl |
'ltsihuts. -
Domestic department -Wor.,ed shawl. |
~, Nh, Mason, snta pillow, "A, Mn, |
Gillette 1T, Mrs Banks, knit edrins
~, Mr., =, a.. lee bow. suit. lsi. Mrs
calender - ruff Quilt. Isl. Nr-.
Ranks silk quilt, 1T, Mr. y. I. Callen,
yer, cr"cheief yoke. 1t. Nr, Kiddcr.
~, nch embraldcy IT.. Mrs. kiddcr. sofa
lllow *, Mr. Chamberlain. oil paint.
ine. 1T. Mr., Glleil. drawn rug. honor.
able mention. Mr.. Chamberlain. Kate
Grcenaway spread. LIT. Mn. Merrill baby
dress. honorable mention. Mr.. 4. n
allrnder; fancy work anron, lst Mr..
belle Mason. crochcted poke. n. Mrs. \.
w. kect Battcnherg lace. ~. Mrs. Gil.
lett. Il. sun spread lst. Mrs. Clam
drawn work centcrpiecc. 9l Mrs. Rect,
star 1uilt, LIST. Nrs. Merrill. cretonne In
appliquc quilt. "a. Miss Minot.
Butter and eggs. Butter. lst. r. ID.
Waw. 2d, Mrs. Head. Eggs. lst. Miss
+. |. Calender, "a. l.. o. Clam. Ban.
iams, l,', RAYMOND Capp "a, Hazel
Clapr.
Ponl'ry.-Srecial bantam. hen and
chickens. Miss Florence IIoiton. Guinea
hens. lst, r. u. Ware. White VIVIAN.
lotte, r. u. Ware. III cock. % hen: ;
Favorolles. 4. y Howard. Isl cock. Isl /.
hen; Gleason Alexander. r. II. cockere
lst, nullets ID; 7. W. Wilbur. Buff Rocks
1T. Il. !. Reds cockerel 2d Lucky Clapp .
Il. cock LIST. u. X. pullct ID: Mrs. f. =
!. Calender. W. II. cock lst. W. K. hen {
lst, b II. hen lst aud %. b. r. pullet
ID. Il. Il. cock ID, r. l. Red cock LIST. \
len lst X. |. Red cockerel LIST. hen lst. a
)ucks-I.. Q. .Clapp. White Pekin ducks. \
st. White Pekin ducklings lst; Fred Cal.
ender, W. p. ducks %, W. p. ducklings
a.
NJ. T. Moore had some fine w. Pekins.
indian Runner and Rouen ducks that )
we're not entered for prizes. also pair
# white geese. 4 special prize was
warled Mrs. Lucy Ross who exhibited n
n the antique department an old quilt II
belonging to Mrs. Larkin Fisher and .,
which was of curious figures and work I,
nanship. ri
Ralph Buss has been a guest at G. Y. m
,idders the past week fl
w. DeY. Field and family are occupy. 81
~ their mountain home. p
Miss Hattie Hastings OF Orange spent ~
art of the week in town. ..
c. A. Linsley and family are intending /.
, remain north this winter :"
Mrs. George Dean and daughter are W
lests at Mrs. c. II. Green's. CT
Miss Elizabeth DOYLE has finished her b'
ork at the telephone exchange. "
Several grangers attended the grange o.
.ir held in Bernardston Wednesday 90
'ening M
Clark Lewis. harness maker for A. w No
rector has gone away for two weeks f.
ication. dI
Miss Elizabeth Alexander has reached a
ashvile where she is musical instruc- NJ
II in a college. 81
At the next regular meeting Of the Wo. y, ~
ans Relief corps Oct. l6 full attend, W.
ice is desired ia
Mrs. w. NJ. Moore and daughter Helen e e
ent to Long Island for the winter an
onths on Wednesday. hi
Mrs. George Spafford has returned to tie
ew London. Conn, after visit with ca
RS. Nellie r. Alexander. ha
Mrs. Eta Hammond and daughter "a "a
Icv spent part of last week with her ~
ter Mrs. A. w. Proctor. OF
A large delegation of Masons attended r ri,
e exempifcation of the work IN Iur Go
RS Falls Wednesday evening an
Herbert Smith has moved into the ten
,ent lately vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. fir,
am. who have moved to Washington. gr
Cards have been received announcing no
marriage of Horace Farnum Field to SUI
ISIS Mary McGregor Means Thursday, we
t. l. wa
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Howard art, in sn'
all;ngford VT. attending the golden Wo
ddine anniversary of Mrs. Towards MI
rents. an,
last evening the members Of the Uni raj
ian parish gave an oldfashioned sup ba,
in the town hall which was well pat inf
lized. s,
Rev Mr.. Wilson was called to .Quin,, Be
last Friday by the death OF TREND Ca
| his place in the Unitarian pulpit was Ba
zen by E. F. Howard mil
edward Ball of Denver is a guest at val
vid Balls as are also Mr.. and Mrs; IN
son Of Gardner and Misses Bertha and Cus
nnie Ball from Ashuelot. NJ
r.. and Mrs. James T.. Cummings and j.; ;ni
and Mrs. F. A. Bigelow were IN Bos- th 81
,,;s;tinp the food fair and at Nahant tn.
week, returning Monday evening. no ~,
ire n p. Wood went to Brattleboro met
,sdav to attend the wedding. OF a int,
bew Mr.. and Mrs. johnson OF this far
10 also attended the same wedding.
ridav evening Oct. 30 treat is IN
e for all wishing to know more ol of