The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-10-26


stration work and in judging, made
records TO their credit at the National
. Dairy. Show and Eastern States Agri-
cultural and Industrial Exposition,
Vermont boys and girls won total
Of So prizes, IS being on exhibits and
eight on judging.
In the exhibits, Vermont took Is
firsts. 10 seconds, IS thirds, and one
sweepstakes
In the judging contests, Vermont
teams took two seconds and one
fourth; individuals took one third, one
seventh, one eleventh, and two sweep
stakes.
| In the demonstrations there were no
prizes, but Vermont teams received
special commentator in the pig dem
onstration, canning and handicrafts.
Vermont exhibited six pigs; four OF
these pigs took prizes.
Vermont entered four boys in dairy
Judging, and three of the four won
prizes.
The complete list of prize winners;
Market Standardization, Bird,
Hermon Robb, West Brattleboro,
Potatoes--Green Mountain; End, Al
van Ball, Randolph Center. Carmen:
1st,, Burton Richardson, Brattleboro;
End, Harold /. Poor, Randolph Center.
Gardner Green, Randolph Center. Del
aware: 2nd, Horton II Mack, Ascut-
NEVILLE.
Corn-Pop: 2nd, +, Clifton Howard,
West Woodstock.
Canning-Six quart jars of different
products, three being vegetables, two
fruit and one green: 3rd, Bery
Young, Lyndon; Gladys Coulter,
SALISBURY. Largest and best ocllec-
ton of fruit and vegetables by any
one club, one jar only of each variety:
lst, Lyndon Home Project Club, Lyn-
don.
Bread-2nd Doris Brown, Burling-
ton; 3rd, Marguerite Nixon, Brattle-
boro Sarah Gibson, Hartland.
Garment Making-One article hand
made, two articles combination OF
hand and machine work: 2nd, Maude
GRAY. Lyndon Center; Ruth Blodgett,
Lvndonville; 3rd Elizabeth Crane,
Brattleboro; Margaret Tobin, swan
ton.
Poultry-Eggs, Barred Rocks; lst'
Katherine +. Harrington, Randolph
Center. Rhode Island Reds LIST Ann
Brockway, Randolph Center, Irlos,
(Chickens), Single Comb Rhode Island
Reds: End, John A. Alexander, South
Royalton. Barred Plymouth Rocks:
End, John A. Alexander, South Royal
ton. Miscellaneous, Trio, Rose Comb
Buff Leghorn chicks: lst Pauline r.
Willis, Brattleboro, r. F. d, No. ..
Stories: "How | Raised My Chickens
End Bertha L. Bellnap, Cavendish.
Dairy Judging--3rd, Richard H.
Briggs, Brattleboro; 7th, Ralph Balen-
tine. East Calais; 18th, A. Dewey
Spooner, Barre.
Handicrafts- tying and splic-
ing: 2nd, Sherburne Potts, st. johns
bury. Seed tester, 1st, Orrie Jenks,
St. Johnsbury; End, Beatrice Young
Lyndon. Brooder: LIST, Nathan pike'
81 Johnsbury Trap Nest 3rd, Mar
tin Foye, St. Johnsbury. fly Trap:
3rd Martin Foye, st. Johnsbury. Bird
House: 1st, Linwood Thomas, St.
Johnsbury; End, Martin Foye, St.
Johnsbury; 3rd, Erald Foster, Lyndon.
Handy Ladder; 1st, Nathan PIKE, ST.
Johnsbury; End, Maurice Barrett, 81.
Johnsbury. Milk Stool: 1st, Eraid
Foster, Lyndon; End, George wilkins,
St Johnsbury. Ironing Board: md
Raymnd Drew, St. Johnsbury. Story:
1st. Erald Foster, Lyndon
Pig-Over six months: Bird, Dana
B. Goodrich, Essex Junction. Under
six months. LIST, Philip Hooker, Bran
don; End. George f. McAllister, North
HYDE Park; 3rd, Reginald Mumley,
Fairfield Farm, Mortified. Story:
tHow Raised Ny Pig" LIST, Dana b.
Goodrich, Essex Junction; End, Merle
Carpenter Colchester; Bird, Alma Le-
land, North Springfield; Philip X.
Hooker, Brandon, r. D.; Francis Ma
comber, Westford.
Sweepstakes in Exhibit -- Brown
eggs: Ann Brockway, Randolph.
Sweepstakes in Judging g-Handi-
,rafts: Sherburne Potts, 81. Johns
bury. Potatoes: Harold l.. Poor, Ran
iolph Center
Teams Winning in Judging Contests
Poultry: End, John II. Vondell,
Windsor; John A. Alexander, South
aoyalton; Bertha +. Belknap, Caven-
lish. Handicrafts End, Sherburne Z.
Potts. st. Johnsbury; 0rrie jerks, st.
Iohnsbury; Stonwood Brooks, st.
Iohnsbury. Potatoes: 9TH, Otis Z.