The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-10-15

vegetables; Mrs. NJ. E. Young, Lima beans
John Sawyer, squash and cabbage; Aims
house, cabbage; Henry Bauer, celery anG
cheese pumpkins; John w. Hooker, pota
to pumpkins and cocoanut squash Mis-!
Jessie Spicer, Lima and snap beans Belle
| Spicer, Lima beans; John Hurley, cabbage
| r. T. Bovine, lima beans, r. c. Lee, onions
and table beets.
CLASS J-DONESTIC PRODUCTIONS
Observation-Disclosures BOYLE.
Fresh Butter Henry Wilson, Mrs. Saral
| w. Kinsey, Mrs. S. H. Coale, Mrs. r. M
Galbreath, u. Smith, Mrs. Sarah A. Han.
way, Thomas Poole, NJ. A. Benson, Mrs G.
Hetrick, Mrs. Garrett Amos; Mrs. Dora
Bauer, Miss Eliza Jane Dean, Mrs. Mary
Amos, Col. r. McHsnry, Miss Kate Dean
1u6 or Sailed Butter.-Mrs. Sarah A.
Hanway, Jos. B. Hoskins.
CheeSe.-S. B. Holloway &c Bro.
Bread.-(Sub Glass A, none but married
ladies competitors. Mrs. Sarah w. Kinsey
loaf bread: Mrs A. Galbreath, do. Mrs. M.
A. Benson, rusks Mrs. VIM. S. B. Preston,
loaf bread and soda tea biscuit; Mrs J. M.
Street,, tea biscuit Mrs. c. Hetrick, loaf
bread and rolls; Mrs Garrett Amos, bread
and pone; Mrs Worthington Hopkins, loaf
bread and biscuit; Mrs. j. Ii. Quinby, loaf
bread; Mrs. S. A. Ruff, bread and biscuit;
Rachel w. Amber, loaf bread; Mrs. p ii.
Preston, bread aud biscuit.
Sub Glass b (None but young or unmar-
ried ladies competitors. Emma G. Kinsey,
loaf bread; Nj. A, Rutledgc, do Corre Du-
vail, tea biscuit Katie II. Baker, loaf bread;
Sophia Street,, loaf bread and tea biscuit !;
Annie A. Kennel, loaf bread Mary J. Hanna,
loaf bread; Bette Cover, tea biscuit; Mary
e. Amos, loaf bread; Miss Annie Ouinby,
loaf bread; Ida Curtis, aged -, bread; Miss
Ida Spicer, biscuit Miss Rosa Mayncs, loaf
bread.
Cakes.-Miss Mary W. Silver, fruit cake ;
Mrs. james A. Watson, ice cream cake and
White Mountain cake; Miss Rebecaa Hol-
llngsworth, silver cake and gold do; Mrs.
j. K. Street,, lemon cake; Miss Mary E. Amos
Sponge cake; Mrs. Garrett Amos, White
Mountain cake; Miss MI. Rulledge, rusks;
Miss Susie r. Mitchell, White Mountain
cake and marble do, Miss Mary j. Hanna,
rusks; Mrs. Garrett Amos, do; Mrs. NJ Il.
Young, gold cake; Mary Amber sponge
cake; Mrs. Garrett Amos, rusks; Mrs. Dora
Bauer, doughnuts; Rachel w. Amber, rusks
and ginger cakes.
Ptes-Mrs. John Sawyer, apple pie and
cocoaput custard.
D'eo" IHttS, &c w Ill. ~. heaps, Qflcu
cherries; Mrs. VIM. A Heaps, dried peaches
Mrs ). F., .Duvall, dried apples; Mercy NJ.
Haincs, dried corn; Mrs. Sarah L. Holiines-
worth, apple butter Mrs Florence Hanna,
do. Mrs, VIM. A Heaps, do. Miss Mary E.
Amos, dried apples; Mrs. Garrett Amos, APP
pie butter, pear butter, dried corn; Miss A.
A. Quinby, dried corn; Parry Haviland, dried
apples and cherries.
PreSergeS-SmdN FrWHS-- Mrs Garrett
Amos. preserved strawberries, strawberry
jam Mrs. John Sawyer, preserved tomatoes;
Miss Nellie Oldham, cherries.
Large FruitS-Miss NJ A. Rutledge, pre-
served citron; Mrs. f. H. Amos, preserved
tomato and citron Mercy NJ. Haines, pre-.
served citron; Mrs. w. II. Ii. Whitetord
preserved peaches; Mrs. Sarah L. Holdings.
woth, apple marmalade; Mrs. II. Il. Bovine,
yellow tomato preserves; Mrs. Garrett Amos,
preserved pine apple; Miss Agnes X. Green.
field, preserved tomato /; Miss Nellie Oldham,
peaches, tomatoes and pine apple.
JeRies -Rebecca G. Hollingsworth, black
berry Jelly, Miss Sophia Street,, fox grape do;
Mrs. Florence Hanna, Grape do. Joseph b.
Hoskins, currant do. Miss Mary E. Amos
chicken grape and apple jelly; Mrs. Garrett
Amos, currant do; Miss Blanche Fletcher,
raspberry jelly; Mrs. =. II. Preston, ground
cherry do ; Miss E. G. Garrett, grape; Miss
Nellie Oldham blackberry, strawberry, cher
ny, grape ard raspberry jelly
Lydia Hollingsworth, ounce Jelly; Eliza
Holingsworth, apple and crab do. Mrs. j.
z. Mitchell, apple, peach and ounce do.
Mrs. w. III. IL. Whiteford, ounce do
Mrs. Sarah l.. Hollingsworth, apple jelly
Miss Florence Hanna, apple and crab apple
jelly; Joseph Is. Hoskins, crab apple, apple
and pear jelly; Margaret Hollngsworth,
peach and crab apple jelly; Mrs. Garrett
Amos, plum, peach and damson jelly; Mrs. A.
II. Greenfield, crab apple jelly; Mrs. j. II.
Quinby, crab apple jelly Mrs. Kate Dean,
crab apple and grape jelly, Mrs. S. A. Ruff,
crab apple and grape jelly; Rachel w. Am
bier, crab apple and ounce jelly Mrs p II.
Preston, dried tomatoes and crab apple jelly;
Mrs. L. e. Garrettson, crab apple; Mrs. VIM.
B. Jarrett, apple jelly; Miss Nellie Oldham,
apple, crab, peach, pear, plum and ounce
Miss Emma G. Kinsey, crab apple.
Canned Fruits, (Sealed previous to 1875. y
Mrs. Thomas Cairnes, pears, 1872; Mrs.
Garrett Amos, pears, 1874; Mrs. 2. II. Pres.
ton, cherries and pears; Mrs. j, H. Quinby,
peaches; Mrs. S. A. Ruff, pears; Mrs. VIM.
b. Jarrett, pears.
Canned Fruits, (Sealed in 1875 )-Silas l..
Spencer, tomatoes Miss Virginia S. Mitch
ell, pears; Lydia Holingsworth, peaches
Eliza Hollingsworth, pears; Rebecca G.
Hollingsworth, peaches; Charles A. Benson,
peaches; Mrs. W. Ii. H. Whiteford, peaches
and pears; Miss Ella NJ Dukehart peaches;
Mrs. Florence Hanna, peaches; Joseph B.
Hoskins, peaches and ground cherry Mrs.
Garrett Amos, pears, apples and tomatoes
Mrs. j. II. Quinby, peaches Mrs. Kate Dean,
peaches Mrs. s. A. Ruff, cherries and apples;
Mrs. John Sawyer, peaches; Rachel W. AM
bier, peaches and pears; Mrs Kate Dean, pears;
Miss Emma G. Kinsey, cherries.
Spiced Fruits-Joseph B. Hoskns peach
es Mrs. Garrett Amos, pears and pc iches
Mrs. Worthington Hopkins, cantelope; Mrs
s. A. Ruff, brandy peaches =; Miss Nellie Old
ham, peaches and cherries.
Pick,es.-Mrs. Mary E. Lee, mango pickle
Sarah Hollingsworth, nasturtium; Mercy NJ
Hams, chow chow; Miss Mary w. Silver
jar pickles Mrs James A. Watson, Spanish
tomato do; Miss Mary E. Amos, do /; Dora
Bauer, mixed pickles; Miss Florence Holland
mixed pickles; Miss Ida Spicer, mixed pick,
| les; Miss Sallie Hooker mustard chow chow
Miss Nellie Oldham, mangoes, chow chow
mixed, cucumber and tomato.
| Cdtsups, Vinegar and iS0apS.-C. Z. Kinscy
cider vinegar; VIM. T. Watson, do. Mar.
garet Hollingsworth, home. made hard soap
| VIM. A. Heaps, cider vinegar; Mrs. ]. p
Mitchell, tomato catsup; Kirk Brown, cider
vinegar, r. Il. Bovine, do; Mrs. r. L. Bovine
home made hard soap; Garrett Amos, cider
vinegar; Mrs. Garrett Amos, hard soap; Mrs
Dora Bauer, hard soap; John Ashton, cider
vinegar; Mrs. NJ. E. Young, tomato catsup
Mrs. p. II. Preston, vinegar, John Hurley
soft soap: Miss Nellie Oldham, tomato cat
sup.
| Domestic Wines john A. Street,, curran
and blackberry wine; Miss Sallie Hooker
white wine and domestic port wine; Mrs
Priscilla STREET., Isabella and Catawba grape
Mrs. Worthngton Hopkins currant win,
1874, currant wine 1871, grape wine 1871
Mrs. S. A. Ruff, grape wine; Hugh r. Bay
blackberry do; Theodore Welsh, strawberry
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