The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-28
Farm and Garden Products.


Trace Holden corn-H. f. Gatsat+
| PrtRey, first; Newton Hastings. Brat,
tteooro. second. Sanford-John +. Gale.
6ultord, first. Early Vermont-Harold
barnes, first. Pride of Canada-Ida
Meatherhead. Guilford. first Sheffield
+ r. Thomas, West Brattleboro. first
and second. Mondamin-Frank DUN
van, Brattleboro, first. White Rice non
corn. X. Thomas. West BrattIeboro,
Erst :. Queens Golden-H; d. Thayer,
66rattieboro, first. Any other variety
n n L. Go0dell' first. Red Beauty-H. d.
Ihayer. first. Bears Foot-S. L. Good
3 ell, first; Z. l.. StoddaTd. Westmorelaud
second. Sorghum-S. L. Goodel. first.
Peck spring wheat-.John E. Gale. first
Peck winter wheat, NJ. f. Chamberlin
berlin berlin 4 Sons, first. Peck buckwheat-
John E. Gale. first. Peck rye-M f.
Chamberin x Sons, first One-half neck
yellow-eye beans-M. T. Chamberlin &
Sons, first. One-half peck red kidney
beans-M. f. Chamberlin & Sons. first
Sunflowers 1.-TWO largest and bestl-
second.
Agricultural products Largest dis
play IN, &. Chamberln q Sons, first;
d. ~ Ihayer. second, Exhibit of
vegetables by gardner of an estate
Frank Duncan, first. Exhibit of
vegetables by working farmer. exclud-
ing potatoes-Dana H. Stafford. first; Z
X. Thomas. second; H. ID. Thayer. third;
I. L. Stoddard. fourth; Exhibit of
Frank Pier. Brattleboro. first.
Bush beans. Brittle wax-Mrs. f. w.
Aiken. Putney, first. Dwarf horticul-
tural-E. r. Thomas. first. Bush lima
Frank Duncan, first. Goddard-AIrs. i.
w. Aiken, first
Pole beans Kentucky Wonder-C. L.
Stoddard. first; Mrs. George L. Dun
ham. BrattleborO. second. Golden Cluster
Frank Pier. first
Beets. Qnerhalf peck ,Crosby's Egyn-
Stafford. second. One-haif peck Ed
wards Early-Frank Duncan, first: T..
r. Thomas, second One-haIf peck
Eelipse-FraRk Duncan. first: +. r.
Thomas. second. One-half peck Detroit
Bed-Mrs. E. w. Aiken, first; Frank
II. ID. Thayer, first; Frank Pier. second.
One-half peek Crimson Globe-H. d.
ThaYer, first; Frank Pier, second. One
half rcdk MOdel-Dana II. Stafford
first; Frank Pier. second. Best exhibit
Of 11 beets-Frank Duncan. first; F. D.
Beets. Six Long Red-M. f. Chamberlin
& Sons. first; c. l.. Stoddard. second.
Golden Tankard-M. f. Chamberlin &
Sons. first: c. L. Stoddard.. second
Orange Globp-M. f. Chamberlin &
Sons. first. Giant Half-Suoar-Mrs +.
Sons, second; Lanes Imperial-M. E.
Chamberlin & Sons. first.
Carrots tone-half peckl-H. d.
Thavpr, Brattleboro. first; Z. r. Thomas.
second. Chantenav-H. D. Thaver.
first; Dana H Stafford, second. Dan
vers-Frank Duncan, first; H. ID.
Thayer, second Long Orange-M z.
Chamberlin & Sons. first: Frank Pier,
second. Short Horn-E. R. Thomas,
first; Fl. d. Thaver, second. Best ev-
hibit-H. D. Thayer. frsts E. r.
Thomas, second
Cabba0es-Jersev Wakefield (thrae
heads Dana r. Stafford. first; F. r.
Thomas. second Copenhage Market
Dana H. Stafford. first; E. r. Thomas
SECOND. Glory of Enkhuizen-Dana II,
Stafford. first Allhead Fariy-Dana H.
Stafford, first; Frank Duncan. second
Danish Rallhead-Dana Fl. Stafford
first; E. R. Thomas, second Rock Red
-Dara II Stafford first: Frank Pier.
second Flat Duteh-E R. Thomas
first: c. w Buck Guilford. second
S'irehead-FranS Pier. first. LARGEST
SINGLE head white-Dana 81 Stafford
first LARGEST sinole head red-Dana n
Stafford. first Best oxhibit-Dana H.
Staffod. first; a. r. Thomas. second
Caulifiower three adsl-Dana IT
Stafford, first; Frank Pier second
largest single head-Frank Pier. first:
Dana III. Stafford second
Celery. Boston Market-Dana II. Stat