The daily gazette., 1879-10-13
More MialdIetOsUn Fair AW0rds

NUNS.
When the GAZETTE published the list
Of more important awards soon after the
close of the Middletown Middletown
Fair, space forbid justice being done 10
the exhib tors in the Lady's building by
the publication OF those v ho had receiv-
ed awards there. Below will be found
the names Of the more important exhibi-
tors in that department who received
first premiums
Cases-Mrs. p. Spruancc, Smyrna,
fruit cake; Mrs. Thts. Cochran, Middle
town, pound cake Miss Sadie Howell,
M ddIetown, sponge cake; Mrs. Spru-
ance, jelly cake; Mrs. Thos Cochran,
lady cake; Miss Carrie Brady, Chesa-
peake City, Md, jumbles Mrs. John
Appleton, Oddessa, rusks Miss Bessie
Anderson, Middletown hard ginger
brad.
Pies-Mrs. P. Spruance, green peach
pie !; Miss Aunie Flintham, biddietown,
dried peach pie Mrs. E. e. Anderson,
Middlet0wn, sliced green apple pie; Mrs.
p. Spruante, stewed apple pie; Mrs. VIM.
Flintham, Middletown, dried apple pie !;
Mrs. q. E. Anderson, grape pie; Mrs. y.
e. Anderson, cherry pie MIS-. VIM.
Flntham, goosebe'ry pie; Mrs. c. Z.
Anderson, fruit tarts; Mrs. Thos. Coch-
ran, whortlebery pie Mrs. p. Spru-
ance, pumpkin pie Mis-. p. Spruance,
currant pie Mrs. Tbos. Cochran, lemon
pie; Mrs. Thos, Cochran, apple custsrd |:
Mrs. s. M. Reynolds, Middletown, white
potato custard Mrs. r. Ferguson, Black
bird, rhubarb pie.
Dried Fruits-Mrs. M. II. Price, Mid
dletown, dried apples Mrs. c. West,
Middletown, peaches Mrs. DR.. Cham
berlain, Middletown, green corn; Mrs.
&. Il. Anderson, conserved peaches ;
Miss N-llIe Oldham, Chester, Pa, pears;
Mrs. G. 4. Anderson, ounces; Mrs. G.
+. Anderson, apples Mrs. G. f. Andcr-
son; cherries Mrs. G. +. Anderson, rasp-
berries; Miss Nellie Oldham, currants
Mrs. e. 4. Anderson, cauteloupe, Miss
Bessie Anderson, tomatoes Mrs. e. f.
Ande, son, crab apples Miss Nellie Old
ham, hamsons, plums, strawberries,
apples, citrons, plum butter.
Fruit, Buffers and Jams-MisS Nellie
Oldham. cherry jam Mrs. Thos. Coch-
ran, pineapple jam; Miss Nellie Old
ham, straw berry butter; Mrs. s. M
Reynolds, gooseberry jam Miss Magg c
Dlcki' son, McDonOugh, tomato jam
Mrs. Thos. Cochran, tomato butter
Mrs. Thos. Cochran, plum butter; Miss
Nellie Oldham, raspberry jam Miss
Nellie oldham, crab apple jam Mis- M
Anna Harlin, Chester, Pa, ounce jam
Miss Nellie Oldham, pr ach butter; Mrs
NJ. II. Price, MiddIetown, blackberr,
jam; Mrs. II. T. Middletown, grape jam
Mrs. Thos. Cochran, pear jam.
Pre- erve Mr.. ThOs. Cochran, appl'
preserves; Mrs. Thos. Cochran, white
p ach preserves; Mrs. p. Spruance vel
low peach preserves; Mrs. Thos. Coch
rar; qHinca preserves; Miss Nellie Old
ham, pear preserves and current pre-
serves; Miss NJ. Anna Harlin, plum pre-
serves, pine apple preserves, yellow to
mato preserves, grape preserves; Mrs
s. f. Shallcross, Odessa, pine appl
apple preserve, 1877; Mrs. Thos. Coch
ran crab apple preserves, Mrs. Mar.
Collins. Townsend, green tomato pre-
serves; Mrs. P. Spraance, straw wberr.
preserves; Mrs. Thos. Cochran, ,raspberr
preserves; Mrs. 8. f. Smaller oss, blac
raspberry preserves; Mrs. Thos. Coch
ran, damsOn preserves; Mrs. ThOs. COct
ran, .whort cherry preserves. Miss N
| NhOtitoOhy 6oooooOth
Jellies-Miss Nellie Oldham, whit
apple jelly; Mrs. Joshua Clayton, MID
dletown, red apple jelly; Miss J.J. Jal
viei, McDOnougb, Del, white apple je
ly, made by child: Mrs. Thss. COehra
crab apple Jelly, Mrs. Thos. Cochran
peach jelly, ounce jelly, plum jelly an
tomato Jelly; Miss Nellie Oldham, citro
jelly, black berry jelly, cherry Jelly, Mr.
| A Iafo iaI 4
Mrs. Thos. Cochran, raspberry jelly an
red current jelly, Miss NJ. Anna Harlir
gooseberry Jelly.
Fruit &c, in sealed cans-Mrs. Thos
Cochran peaches, yellow peaches
ounces, gOoseberries, currants, oranges
crab apples, straw berries. cherries, plum
red rasp berries, ckberries, siewed u
matoes, stewed tomatoes and oniOn'
canned corn, canned lima beans, bran
died peaches, branded plums, brandie
crab apples, branded grapes. Mrs. 7. ,
Middleton, Smyrna, cherries; Mrs. s. N
Rey noids, white halved peaches; Mr.
Th0s. Cavender, Middletown, whit
peaches; Mrs. s. B. Kelly, Middletowr
hlack rasp berries; Mrs. II. M MortOn, M Il
dIrtowd, " hortleberries; Mrs. M. H. l.
Price, tomatoes; Mrs. q. K. Anderso
stewed tomatoes and corn; Mrs. M.
Durney, Cecllton Md, branded peache
four years Old.
town, picked mangoes; Mrs q. +. Al
derson, whole pickled peppers; Mis-
Nellie Oldham, mixed peppers; Miss N
E. NJ orr,son, MiddletOwn, chow chow
Mrs. p 4. Jones, Townsend, picked CT
cum bers; Mrs. E. French, walnut pick lS
Miss Nj. Annie HarliD, red tomst
pickles; Mrs. P. T. Jones, pepper sauc'
Cats,ip &c.-Miss e. French, walnu
catsup; Miss Annie o. Slidham, WI
mingtOu, tomato catsnp; MIST M.
Morrison, tomato sauce, Miss Annie I
Stidham, chill sauce, Miss Annie I
Stidham, cold catsup, Miss Nellie Old
ham, cucumber catsup, NJ iss Nellie Old
ham, grape catsup, Mrs. j j. Janviel
McDonough, home made soap. Mis
Kerr, Newark, home made soap.
Spiced fruits-Miss Nellie Oldham
spiced cherries, ,spiced dansons, qui nce'
cantaloupes, Mrs. DR.. Chandler, .watel
melon, rs. p. Il. Jones, TOwns- nj
spiced apples, Mrs. M. IL. Price, Middle
town, spiced huckleberriss, Miss n
Anna Harlin, ripe tomatoes, Mrs. P.
Jones, spiced grapes, Mrs. A. f: Sh
herd, Middletown,gr green tomatoes, M +!
Thos. Cochran. green cages, Mrs; y. l
Anderson, spiced plnms, Mrs. M l.
Moore, MiddletOw wn, spiced crab apple'
Fancy work-Miss M: V. DurneI
Cecl!ton, Md, carriage Afghan, Mrs. .
Mrs. M. L. Cox Middietown, ottoman
Mrs. e. l., Won Culin, Delaware City
rug, Mrs. s. r. Colt, Smyrna, table Gov
or, Mrs. X. Griers, Middletown, chai
cove :, Mrs. v. L. Culhertson, Middle
, tow n, stool cover. Mrs. Il. l.. Won CuliI
delaware Clty. shawl. Mrs II. p. Nau