The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-31

from her garden during the season; sec
ond prize, Erminio Plantoni of Stamford;
third prize, TheIma Hazeltine of South
SALISBURY.
Canning project: State champion, Eve
lvn Blanchard of White River Junction,
Is wears of age, who made a net profit of /
$2s664 from 8261% quarts of fruit and 70
jars Of jelly canned during the year; sec
ond prize, Hazel Horst of Bennington,
who canned 322 quarts; third, Lucille Hen
derson Of White River Junction and Ce-
celia Bliss of Pittsford tied, each can
ming close to 2l6 quarts; special mention
to Margaret Keith of Pittsford and Eliza
Odctte Of White River Junction, each can
ming close to 200 quarts.
Pig project: State champion Forrest |
HassGm of P0wnal. IA years of age, who |
made net profit Of S49.l0 from his reg
istered Chester white sow and a litter
of four pigs; second prize, Gilbert Shaw
Of South Peacham, who had registered
Berkshire sow which he is keeping for
breeding purposes, and with which he
also won the championship Of Caledonia
county in contest at St Johnsbury last
fall, 20 members being entered in the
contest; third, Lloyd Goodrich of East
Hardwiel,
Poultry project: State champion, Aus
tin Dickerman of Pittsford. Is years of
age, who made a net profit of $l73 on
his egg production, and who exhibited
his Rhode Island Reds at the local Pitts
ford fair, at the Rutland County fair, at
the Vermont State fair and at the East
ern States Exposition at Springfield,
Mass, winning first prize in all exhibit
tions; second prize, Phillip Wheeler Of
Brattleboro, who made a net profit of
$l07.54 on his poultry; third Ethel Bean
Of Chester: special mention, Harold Phil
lips of Pittsford Robert Creed of Pitts
ford and Warren Rice of Bennington, who
made net profits ranging from 800 down
Ito $94
Potatoes: State champion, Leo St
John of Wilder, Is years of age, who
cleared up S26l 40 on l25 bushels of po-
tatoes raised during the season; second.
Marion Parker OF Ferrisburgh; third.
Leon Brown Of Richford
Corn project; State champion, Leo st.
John Of Wilder, who raised l25 bushels
to an acre.
, Calves; State champion, Robert Creed
of Pittsford, II years of age, who has
several purebred Ayrshres from which
he made a net profit of S92 SO, and with
which he took the championship of the
/ local calf club at Pittsford for two years,
receiving each year purebred calf
offered by the Holden Brothers of Pitts
ford for the best work in raising calves:
second prize, James Edgerton of Ben
nington; third prize Theresa Mulqueen
Of Bennington, r. D. J.
! Sheep State champion, Willie Stur-
CESS Of Proctorsville Is wears Of age
who has done fine work for three wears
building up a flock Of sheep and exhibit
ing them 1T the state fair and at the
Eastern States EXposition: second prize.
/ Philip Neill of Warren third prize, VII
liam Rogers OF Nergennes, r. d. No. ,.
/ Cooking: State champion. Philomene
f Beauregard Of Bloomington. - years of
age, who made a great variety of things
in the Is or more bakings which she
conducted during the year; second prize.
! Dorothy Button Of Bloomington; third
! prize, Dora Bourey Of Ludlow.
1 Sewing: State champion, Elsie Mud
i gett 81 Pittsford, 10 years Of age. a mem
Der Of the sewing Judging team at the
Eastern States Exposition at Springfield.
Mass; second prize, Marjorie Hewitt Of
South SALISBURY; third prize, Phlomene
Beauregard of Bloomington: special
mention, Gertrude Gray of Bloomington.
Handicrafts: State champion. Walter
Green of st. Johnsbury, - years of age.
q boy who was easily state champion a
member Of the handicrafts team from st.
i bloomsbury to the Eastern States Exposi-
ton, the team which took first place in
both demonstration and Judging work.
while Green himself would easily have
won the sweepstakes for individual handi-
crafts work for the 10 exhibiting states
had there been such an award; second
prize, Ronald Barrows of st. Johnsburv
third prize, tied between Edward Farm
er and James Putfer, both of st. Johns
bury
Maple sugar. State champion. Norman
Laird of Cabot, I years of age, who made
net profit of sos, taking the full care
Of 200 trees in the spring of 1919. pro-
ducing 1900 pounds Of sugar valued at
1852, at a cost Of $l52. his sugar tak;ng
prizes at the state fair; second prive
Oliver White of West Haven; third prize
L. s. Clark of Bristol.