The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-11

lima beans, beets, turnps red and white on
ions; VIM. Webster, table beets,parsnips, on
ions, satisfy, carrots, lima beans and cabbage
Mrs G. Price, sweet corn; Willie p. Finney
early rose potatoes; d. s. Paige, peerless pc
tatoes; Mrs. j. A. RutleGge, sweet potatoes
w. ID. Bartleson, early rose and peerless pota
toes Joseph Parry, early rose, late rose, earl,
| Vermont and peerless potatoes; Mrs. B. +
Warner, victor potatoes Frank Haviland
sweet potatoes, ten varieties; Jesse Gilbert
early Vermont and white beauty potatoes; II
c. Amos, early rose potatoes; DIR. II. Dickey
white and sweet potatoes; +. M. Barnes, extr;
early Vermont; VIM. Webster, sweet potatoes
Mrs. Caroline Price, sweet potatoes Nancy
Whiteford, half doz. yellow Danvers onions
John W. Galbreath, Cherry, June, Albany
and lima beans; John w. Hooker, silver skin
yellow Portugal, and free onions and thei
sets, Japan raddish, 2 varieties June, 5 varie
ties pole, and varieties snap beans, burtmaI
and acorn pumpkins, summer crook neck
winter neck and cocoanut squashes, Egyptian
beet, sweet mountain pepper, chickory, Wash
ingtOn market corn, champion peas, sweet
potatoes; Henry d. Farnandis, bus. peach
blow potatoes; Harry Young, early rose do.
Mrs. Annie Lambright, winter table pump.
kin, lima beans and egg plants; VIM. Finney
| II
ry, 3 egg plants, 3 head lettuce, doz. okra
lima, kidney aud yard beans, doz. multiply
ing onions, doz. parsnips and two cooking
pumpkins; Harry Young, pint lima beans,
doz. peppers; j. Amber, white wheat, red
| wheat, buckwheat, oats and rye half bushel
| OF each, white and yellow corn, one doZ. ears
each; J. j. Dean, multiplying and red onions
j. III. Quinby, blood turnip beet; Mrs. Henry
Richardson, golden trophy tomato, pea nuts
Mrs. Jacob Dozen, striped butter, white
bunch hominy and black marion beans; Henry
Bauer, fiat Dutch cabbage Ozella Prigg,
lima beans: II. d. Farnandis, sugar beet, car
rots, mangel wurtzel, parsnips, long blood
beets, half doz. each.
CLASS J-DOMESTTC PRODUCTIONS.
Butter.-D. Hopes & Sons, Michael j.
Wheeler, Mrs J. p. Mitchell, II. r. Moore,
Hannah P. Hopes, Mrs. John Poole, Miss
Susie Lyle, VIM. M. Edelin,, Jr., Mrs Cor
bin Amos, A. G. Smith, Martha Dozen, Miss
Mary H. Brown, Miss May Williams, Joseph
B. Hopkins, Mrs Bradenbaugh, Mrs. Theo.
dore Clayton, Mrs. Caroline Price, M. Price,
Miss Mary e. Hanway, Mrs. Robert Dlworth,
Mrs. Henry Richardson, Mrs. s. F. Gilbert
print butter.
Michael j. Wheeler, Martha Dozen, M.
Price-rol butter.
| Bread-(Sub class A, in which none but
married ladies can compete.)-Mrs. VIM. F.
Reasin, loaf of bread; Mrs. J. T. Wright, pan
of rolls and loaf of bread; Mrs. Thomas A.
Hays, loaf wheat bread, Maryland biscuit and
yeast powder; Mrs. Cyrus Osborn, domestic
biscuit; A. G. Smith, bread; Mrs. A p. Amos,
tea rolls; Mrs. Martha Dozen, loaf wheat
bread; Mrs. Henry G. Amos, potato rolls; Mrs
J. +. Duvall, biscuit and bread; Mrs. s. S.
Hayes, bread and biscuit; r. p. Amos, loaf
| NIL H., .;o 1nn l,n,
| George S. Vail, loaf bread and light rolls;
Mrs. ]. NJ STREET., biscuit; Mrs r. J. Walk
er, rolls; Mrs. VIM. GLADDEN., loaf of bread;
Mrs. Martha Galbreath, loaf Of bread and bis
cult; Mrs. l.. Ii, Mott, loaf of bread; Mrs
| Virginia Mott, Parker House rolls; Mrs
| Virginia s. Wilson, white bread and bran
bread; Mrs S. M. Shepherd, loaf wheat bread
wafer biscuit; Mrs. Rachael Amber, loaf
wheat bread.
B,ead-( Sub-class B, in which none but
unmarried ladies can compete.-Miss Emily
Silver, tea biscuit; Miss Ella Davis, pan of
rolls; Miss Annie Amos, biscuit Miss Addie
Hoopman, Maryland biscuits; Miss Georgia
Jacobs, Maryland biscuit; Miss Lizzie Paca,
tea biscuit; Miss Nellie Brown, loaf of bread;
| Miss Mary III. Brown plain rolls; Miss 9. E.
Duvall, bread and rolls; Miss Sallie Fletcher,
sweet potato rolls; Miss Bessie Smith, Mary
land biscuit Miss Mary Cover, loaf bun
bread; Miss Sarah Lovett, BISCUIT; Miss Mary
| B. Amber, loaf wheat bread; Miss Martha
Preston, loaf wheat bread.
| Cakss-Digisi0a Airs. VIM. f. Reasn,
gold, silver, sponge and small cakes; Mrs. X.
| l.. Wilson, sponge cake; Rcbecca G.. Holdings
worth, sponge, watermelon and ribbon cakes;
Miss Flora ii. Hopkins, tea cake; Miss Virgie
s, Mitchell, roll jelly cake; Mrs. ]. Z. Mitchell,
pound and cocoanut cake; Mrs. Pearson
Amos, small cakes; Miss Mary Whilcford,
pound and jelly cake; Miss Alice Whiteiord,
| nut, pound and Jelly cake Mary G. Moore,
roll jelly cake Miss Tacie b. Mathews, Wash
ington cake; Miss Jennie Amos, fruit and
cocoanut cake; Miss Annie Amos, caromel
cake; Mrs. James A. Watson, snow cake; Nj ISIS
| Adde Hoopman, sponge cake; Miss Clearance
Lee, chocolate cake; NJ. A. Rutledgc small
cakes; Miss Mary Rowe, tumble, sponge, tea
and small cakes; Mrs. Thomas A. Hays,
sponge and chocolate cake; Miss Fannie H.
Lee, chocolate and cocoanut cake; Mrs. j. G.
Hardesty, fruit cake; Hannah Z. Hopes,
cocoanut and jelly cake; Mrs. A. p. Amos,
small cakes; Miss Ida L.. Amos, hickory nut
cake; Miss Lizzie Wetherill, orange cake; Miss
Emma Nj. Wethcrll, cocoanut pound cake;
Amos, Jelly cake; Miss Mary II. Brown,
cocoanut and jelly cake; Miss BERTHE Young,
White Mountain cake; Miss Kate A. Richard
son, gold and silver cakes; M. +. Young,
jumbles; Mrs. E. j. ID. Woods, cream cake;
Mrs. Florence Hanna, sponge and dover cake;
Miss Nellie Oldham, small cakes, cup and
cocoanut cake, jumbles; Mrs. w. w. Hopkins,
Saratoga sponge cake and chocolate eclairs;
o. Lewis, Dolly Warden cake; E. s. Lewis
hard ginger cakes l.. Hollngsworth, soft
ginger bread; S. S. Hayes, fruitpound, sponge,
golden, silver and cup cake, jumbes and
small cakes Miss Sallie Fletcher, marble cake;
Mrs. DR.. r. Dickey, almond cake; Mrs. John
Turner, corn pound cake Mary E. Amos,
dover, cocoanut, chocolate and snow ball cake;
Miss Bessie Webster, cocoanut, chocolate
sponge cake and jumbles; Miss Belle Hall
iumbles and chocolate cake; Miss Eta Hall
Robert Lee cake; Mrs. DR.. VIM. s. Richard.
son, sponge cake; Miss Jenny Mccoy, snaps;
Mrs. NJ. Ii. Smith, sponge cake; Mrs. M. "
Haynes, coffee cake Mrs. Caroline Price
iumbles; Mrs. George s. Vail, coffee, silver
and orange jelly cake; Mrs. j. M. Street, plate
mixed cakes Mrs. II. j. Walker, sponge and
jelly cake; Mrs. VIM GLADDEN., pound and
Dover cake; Mrg. Martha Galbrealh, jumbles
Miss Bessie Webster, jelly cake; Mrs. G. V
Butler small cakes; Miss Sue Cunningham
ginger pound cake; Miss Clara S. Riddle 2
Jelly cakes, Mrs. s. F. Gilbert, sponge cake
| MISS hulJ II, hhloiSib SLS"ih Sonc, uiioS luu
Spicer, cocoanut cake; Miss Sophie STREET.
cocoanut and chocolate cake.
Cakes-DiUisioa B.-Mrs. VIM. f. Reasin
rusk: Mrs. Ii. II. Bradford, currant buns
Miss M. Bradford, rusk Miss Annie Amos
rusk; Miss Mary Rowe, soft and hard ginger
cake; Mrs. Cyrus Osburn, French rusk Mrs
N. I. Hollingsworlh, cookies; Miss Mary II
Brown, sweet roll and sand tarts; Mrs. E. ]
d. Woods, ginger cakes; Miss Nellie Oldham
hard ginger cakes; Sarah ): Hayes rusks
cakes and fancy cakes; Estele Patterson
cookies; r. p. Amos, rusks; Mary L. Amos
buttermilk doughnuts; George S. Vail, rusks