Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-29

Trace Holden, corn-H. Z. Gassett,
butney. first;, Newton Hastings. Brat
tleboro. second. Sanford-John f. Gale,
Guiiford, first. Early Vermont-,Harold
Weatherhead. Guilford, first Sheffield
e. X. Thomas, West Brattleboro, first
and second. Northumberland Dun
van, Brattleboro, first. White Rice pop
corn-E. X. Thomas. West Brattleboro,
first. Queens Golden-H. d. Thayer,
Brattleboro. first. Any other variety
Thayer. first. Bears Foot-S L.. Good
ell, first; c. L. Stoddard, Westmoreland,
second. Sorghum-S. L. Goodell, first.
Peck spring wheat-John Il. Gale. first.
Peck winter wheat, NJ L. Chamberlin
4 Sons, first. Peck oats, NJ. Z. Cham
John i. Gale first. Peck rye~M. Z.
Chamberlin & Sons. first. One-half peck
yellow-eye beans-M. L. Chamberlin &
Sons, first. One half peck red kidney
beans..M. f. Chamberlin & Sons, first.
Suntiowers 1.-TWO largest and best y
Ida Weatherhead. first; f. r. Thomas,
Agricultural products Largest dis
,, play IN. E. Chamberhn q Sons, first
II. ID. Thayer, second. Exhibit of
vegetables by a gardner of an estate
Frank, Duncan, first. Exhibit of
vegetables by working farmer, exclud-
NJ Ise Po.atoes-Dana Il STAFFORD nrsI T..
c. L. Stoddard, fourth, Exhibit of
vegetables grown in village garden
Frank Pier, Brattleboro, first.
Bush beans. Brittle wax-NIrs. f.. w.
/ Aiken. Putney. first. Dwarf horticul-
| tural-E. r. Thomas. first. Bush lima
Frank Duncan, first. Goddard-Mrs. L.
Pole beans. Kentucky Wonder-C. L.
! Stoddard, first; Mrs. George l.. Dun
ham, Brattleboro, second Golden Cluster
| Frank Pier, first.
Beets. Qne1half peck CrosbX's Egyn-
| Stafford. secondl One-half peck Ed
r. Thomas, second. One-half peck
| Eclipse-Frank. Duncan, first: +. R.
| Thomas. second. One half peck Detroit
Red-Mrs. L. w. Aiken. first; Frank
Pier second TsSs rst peek psr naSnnd
One-half peck Crimson Globe-,H. d.
Thayer. first; Frank Pier, second. One
half peek Model-Dana II. Stafford.
first; Frank Pier. second. Best exhibit
of beets-Frank Duncan. first; II. d.
Thayer, second. Mangels and Sugar
Golden Tankard-M. +. .Chamberlin &
Sons, first: c. L. Stoddard second
Orange Globe-M f. Chamberlin &
Sons. first. Giant Half -Sugar--Mrs. f.
w. Aiken. first; NJ: Z. Chamberlin 4
Sons, second Lanes Imperial-M. E
Carrots (one-half peckl-M. d
second. Chantenay-H. d. Thaver
first; Dana H. Stafford. second. Dan
yers-Frank Duncan, first; H.; D
Thayer. second. Long Orange-M. T.
Chamberlin & Sons, first; Frank Pier
| r Thnma .
first; II. ID: Thayer. second. Best eX
hibit-H. d. Thayer, first; L. r
Cabbages- Wakefield lthree
heads)-Dana Fl. Stafford, first; F. r
Thomas, second. Copenhagen Market
second. Glory of Enkhuizen-Dana H
Stafford, first Allhead Early-Dana Fl
Stafford, first; Frank Duncan, second
Danish Ballhead-Dana II. Stafford
first; +. r. Thomas, second Rock Rec
Dana H, Stafford, first; Frank Pier
first; c.. W. Buck. Guilford, second
Surehead-F Frank Pier, first. Largest
single head Withholding II. Stafford
first Largest single head red-Dana III
Stafford, first. Best exhibit-Dana H
Staffod. first; f. r. Thomas, second,
cSnlowsr tthTse head Picr .sood +
Largest single head-Frank Pier. first
Dana Fl. Stafford. second.
Celery. Boston Market-Dana III. Stat
ford first. Three head White Plume
Dana Fl. Stafford, first; Frank Pier, sec
ond. Golden Self Blanching-C. w
Buck. first; Frank Duncan, second
Giant Pascal-Dana III. Stafford, first
Best exhibit-Dana H. Stafford. Brus
sells Sprouts (three specimens)-Frank
Duncan. first.
Citron three specimens r
Thomas, first; Frank Pier, second.
Sweet Corn (eight earsl. Cory--New'
ton Hastings. first. Golden Bantam
y. A. Turner, Putney. first: Il. X
Thomas, second. Crosby's Early-E
r. Thomas, first Potter's Excelsior-H
ID. Thayer. first; John Il. Gale. second
| Evergreen-Dana Fl. Stafford. first
Mammoth-H. ID. Thayer, first. Country
Gentlemen--C. L. Stoddard, first. Best
exhibit-H. d. Thayer. first; c. l.. Stod-
dard, second.
Lettuce (three specimens) Head
Dana H. Stafford. first G. L. Stoddard
second Curled-Dana H. Stafford, first /;
| G. J.. Stoddard, second Best exhibit
Dana Fl. Stafford. frsta G. l.. Stoddard'
second.
Muskmelon three specimens). Yellow
Flesh-Frank Pier, first and second.
| LARGEST exhibit-Frank Pier.
Watermelons (three specimens Mrs.
| T.. w Aiken. first. Largest specimen