The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-10-12

.ioPiJ WIN o'oeo ahtl cSS Piauts, MI
Annie Lambright, sweet potato pump
kin, egg plants, peppers, radishes, par
nips, beets and white egg plants; L.
Amos, egg plants; John Hooker, cocoanr
squash; Mrs. Kate Dean, onion sets; Frank
lin Havtland, sweet potato pumpkin; Stan
ley Patterson, lima beans; VIM. Stagme
egg plants.
GLASS J-DOMES7'IC Production
| ANDREW BOYLE, Superintendent.
Fresh Banter.-Print butter is exhibite
by Miss Belle Pyle, d. Hopes & Sons, Mr.
Henry Wallis, Mrs. George Gilbert, Mar
II. Brown, Mary j. Hanna, Mrs. j. 7
Wright, Mrs. j. G. Dawson, Mrs. M.
Benson, Mrs. Ida Billingslea, Mrs. Hug
Bay, Mrs. Hugh Smith, d. p Hollings
worth, Mrs. b F. Warner Samuel
Scarf, Mrs. Eli Pyle,
Dawson, James Tayson, Mrs. Hiram Bal
Michael J. Wheeler.
(SUB CLASS A in o'ich none but marie
ladies can cOnlpete)
Brea6.-Mrs. Elizabeth STREET., Par
kcr House rolls; Mrs. e. p. Amos, loa
bread; Mrs. Hannah S. Holingsworth
loaf bread and rolls; Mrs. r. L. Wilson
biscuit and bread Mrs. o. B. Shriver, bis
cult; Mrs. Henry G. Amos, bread; Mrs. J
r. Wright, bread and rolls; Mrs. A. P
Gilbert, Maryland biscuit Mrs. VIM. p
Tumble, tea rolls; Mrs. Lois Holdings
worth, pocket book rolls; Mrs. Lizzie Pres
ton, bread; Mrs. II. II. Bradford, Beaure
gard rolls; Rachel Amber, bread and rusks
Mrs. r. A. Amos, tea rolls; Mrs. j. T. Du,
vail, tea biscuit; Mrs. Judge Keeling, bis,
cult; Mrs. Maggie Pussy, steam bread, Mrs
G.. p. Cover, biscuit; Mrs. r. Dickey
Parker House rolls; Mrs. David Davidson
rusk.
Bread-(Sub class B, in which none but
unmarried ladies can compete miss
Annie B. Cashier, wheat bread; Miss r. P
Amos, bread and rusks; Miss Mary E.
Amos, bread; Miss Deborah Preston, bread
and rusks; Miss Daisy Dallam, biscuit;
Miss Emily Silver, tea biscuit and bread;
Miss Mary Holliugsworth, wheat and ry c
bread; Miss Belle B. Hall, Maryland bis
cult; Miss Lizzie Wetherill, Parker House
rolls Miss Kate Airhart, rusk; Miss M.
Bradford, biscuit; Miss B. Mcdonald, buns
and Dutch bread, coffee cake, and loaf
bread; Miss Sarah Wise, bread Miss S. j.
Everett, biscuit Mary e. Martin, Parker
House rolls.
Cakes-DiciSi0n 4. Mrs G. F. Walker,
caramel cake; Miss Mollie Gallup, White
Mountain and orange cake; Miss Ida G.
Bolton, White Mountain and sponge cake;
Mary E. Amos, White Mountain, Fascin-
ator and railroad cake; Nary w. Silver,
fruit citron and walnut cake; Miss JENNA
Dallam, cocoanut cake; Miss o. ]. Lewis,
chocolate cake; Miss Sallie Edelin,, sponge,
cocoanut and chocolate cake; Mrs. o. B.
Shriver, chocolate cake; Mrs. Theodore
Moore, fruit and pound cake; Mrs. George
Gilbert, sponge and sugar cake; Miss Nellie
Oldham, jelly, cup and sponge cake, jun
bles; Mary a. Brown, cocoanut cake; Miss
BERTHE Young, White Mountain cake; Cor
nelia Norris, cup cake; Rebecca G. Hol-
lemon cake; Mary Holdings.
worth, small cakes; Mrs. M. M. Dean, cup
cake; Miss Kate A. Richardson, sponge and
cup cake; Miss Theresa Mccormick, sponge
cake and jumbles; Miss Henrietta II. Hall,
Robert Lee cake; Miss Lizzie Wetherill,
custard cake Miss Emma WetherilI, corn
starch cake; Miss NJ. A. Archer sponge cake;
Mrs. II. w. Archer small cake; Mrs. J. A.
Watson, jelly, mountain and ice cream cake;
Miss S. c. STREET., lemon cake; Mrs. S. A.
Williams, custnrd cake; f. S. Lewis, crisp
ginger cakes; Mrs. VIM. NJ. Edelin,, fancy
cakes; Miss Nellie Oldham, ginger cake;
Miss Mary HollngswOrth, crisp ginger cake,
Miss George Jacobs, rolls, loaf bread and
biscuit; Miss Lizzie Wetherill hard ginger
cakes; Miss Emma Wetheril, soft do; Ra-
chel Amber, ginger cakes; Miss Maggie
Pussy, ten buns; Jennie Standiford, noun
tain cake; Miss Maggie Smith, puff cake;
Mrs. II. H. Bradford, pound cake; Mary
amber, sponge and cup cake; Miss Ida L.
Amos, sponge cake; Miss M. lola Silver,
marble cake Mrs, E. G, Lee, white cake;
Mrs. j. NJ Street,, coffee cake; Mrs. DR..
Robert Dickey, white mountain cocoanut
cake; Miss Annie Pentz, spiced cakes; Miss
Bessie Webster, sponge and cocoanut cake;
Miss Fanny Archer, sponge cake; Mrs. Kate
Dean, sponge and jelly cake; Mrs. e. j.
Amos, caramel cake; Miss Irene Patterson,
ginger snaps; Estelle Patterson, cookies.
Pies.-Mrs. Mary j. Hanna, green and
dried apple pies; Mrs. E. P. Amos, green
peach pie, apple and potato pudding; Mrs. J.
Mccormick, potato pudding; FL; 5; Hollings-
worth, lemon pie; Mrs. r. l.. Wilson, apple
pie Mrs. H. G. Amos, potato pudding; Mrs.
Theodore Moore, lemon pie; Mrs Mary ].
Hanna, potato pie and apple custard; Rebecca
G. Hollingsworth, apple custard and dried
apple pic; Lizzie Preston, lemon custard and
apple custard; Rachel Amber, potato custard
and green peach pie; Mrs. r. Amos, potato
pie
Conserved FluH.-Miss Nellie Oldham,
peaches, pears, ounces, tomatoes, pine apple,
crab apple, apples, cherries, currants, whor-
-leberries, watermelon, citron, grapes; Miss
Sarah Hooker, citron and candied orange
peel; Mrs E. Hall, peaches.
Dried Fruit and FruSt ButtGr-Mrs. w. w.
Cashier, apples and corn; E. p. Amos corn;
Lille Hollingsworth, apple butter; Hannah
Hollingsworth, corn; Mrs. G. G. Kinsey, APP
Piles; Miss d. Fl, Moore, reach marmulade;
Miss Nellie Oldham, pine apple, orange, pear,
peach, raspberry. dcwberry, grape and ounce
marmalade; Mrs. L. M. GLADDEN., grape mar
Rebecca Hollingsworth, apple and
Catawba grape marmalade; Miss Sarah
Hooker, peach and apple butter; Miss Lizzie
Wetherill, lemon butter; Miss M. A. Archer,
apple tutter; Mrs. Hugh Bay, pear and
chicken grape marmalade; Mrs. Il. A. Amos,
apple butter; Mrs. r. d. Archer, fox grape
JAM Miss r. p. Amos, apple and pear butter.
PrcSerues.- Florence Hanna, water
melon and tomato; Mrs. ]. P. Mitchell, ripe
and green tomatoes r. A. Amos, green
tomato; Mary E. Amos, pears; r. p. Amos,
cantelope; Mary w. Silver, pear MARINA
lade; Lille Hollngsworth, cantelope E. s.
Lewis, tomato figs Mary P. Amos, citron;
Mrs. NJ. j. Mccormick, peaches; Hannah
Hullingsworth, tomato and citron; Mrs
VIM. M. Edelin,, ripe and green tomato;
Mrs. Lydia A. Reckord, ounce jelly; Miss
Nellie Oldham, tomato, peach, pear and
pine apple; Mrs. VIM. L. Fendall, citron;
Mrs. E. M. GLADDEN., Siberian crab; Miss
Sarah Hooker, crab apple and pear; Mrs.
A. G. Grafton, ounce, apple and crab ap-
Pile; Miss Sarah Hooker, ctron, cantelope;
Miss Eva Jacobs, pears; Mrs. E. H. Hall,
peach leather; Mrs Hugh Bay, crab apple,
pear, tomato, ounce, citron; r. p. Amos,
currants; o. J. Lewis, strawberry; Miss Mel
lie Oldham, raspberry, cherries, raspberry
and dew berry marmalade; Florence Hanna