The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-10-28
VOL. XXV---NO. 43.

1st Lizzie Paca, bouquet wild flowers I'd;
Corrinne Alinnick, variety colias; Lydia Hol-
lingsworth, colias list, basket flowers I'd; Mrs.
James Dean, white amaranths list; Miss Kate
Richardson Maidens hair fern list; Mrs. Geo.
W. Carver, box evergreens list; Mrs. b. F.
Minnick, globe plant 1st; Miss Lizzie Paca,
pink geranium, 1st; Miss NJ. L. Amos, leather
begonian list, begonia rabra LIST.
CLASS O-DISC
Morgan Whiteford, pea nuts list; Mrs. f.
Wyatt Baker, strawberry syrup list, raspber-
ry syrup list; jeremiah Sullivan, cwo and
twin calves 1st Mrs. Stevenson Archer,
home grown lemons, old lady doll LIST each;
Peter o. Herman, shoats list; Edw. Johnson,
pop corn list; Joseph Lee, bee hives 1st Mrs.
Joseph Lee case honey LIST, r. G. Holings-
worth, displayed conserved fruits LIST; James
ii. Quinby, pair stuffed peafowls, fly brush
1st each; Joseph E. Walter, hominy 1st Miss
Mary Il. Gibson, rug of tanned wild cat skin
1st VIM B. Harlan, bracket list; James D.
Waters, Fire Escape Fastener for horses and
cattele in stall diploma; Mrs. S. M. Sheppard,
potato rolls 1st; W. G. Jeffrey, Estey organs
1st Miss Martha Fraser, scene from the
poets list; John W. Hooker, balsam apple q
years old Isl; Louis Cahen, Rochester beer
1st Miss Maggie Warner, hammock 1st; Mrs.
Lottie Sheridan, peafowl feathers 1st; j.. g.
Hollingsworth, set buggy wheels 1st Z. Bag
ley, fruit ornamental trees and vines 1st;
Coleman d Link, organs list; Mrs. o. l.. Hy-
lar, display conserved fruits; Mrs. J. Damp
ground nuts LIST; Mrs. G. Van Bibber Illinois
pop corn list; John F. Mitchell, Jenny, 1st
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Bertha Quinby best map of North Ameri-
ca 81; Virgie Forwood, Cd best do. soc; L. NJ
Spencer, best map South America 81; Lotto
Baldwin, I'd best do SOC; f. A. Spencer, best
map of Europe 81; Eugene Amos, I'd best do.
SOC; Lizzie Silver, best map of Africa 81; Nan
ME Dean, Cd best SOC; i. NJ Spencer, best
map of Asia 81; Mamie Ward, I'd best 50c
Lillian G. England, best map of Maryland So
Grace Love, I'd best 81; Anna L. England,
best map of Hartford Co. 81; Wilson Richard
son, best crayon map 81; Miss Sue Mitchell,
best drawnmap of Africa by a teacher So; Miss
Anna i. Barrow, best collection of maps,
architectural drawings, &c. SO; Mary r. Da-
Wis, best drawing other than maps 81; Lulie
Eubank, I'd best other than map SOC; Carrie
i. Quinby, best grammatical analysis 81;
Daisy Kahoc, ID best SOC; BERTHE ILanway,
best SOC; Mollie NJ. Kennedy, best letter, 1st
premium 81; Bessie STREET., best letter do. 81;
Annie e. Stokes, I'd best do, 2dpremiun 50c
VIM. J. Hull, I'd best do. DO SOC; Hannah A.
Winkler, best mathematical work 81; Agnes
L. Cover, I'd best do. SOC. Minnie Charshee,
best bookkeeping work SOC.
Discretionary. = Mary Spaldng, colored
crayon head 81; Lillian G. England. map of
the United States SOC; Hannah \. Baldwin,
map of the world SOC; Ellen Hopkins, do. do
SOC; Annie Wilson, do. do SOC; Viola Bur-
kins, map of the Eastern States SOC; Mary
Kurtz, analysis SOC; Grace England, tables
SOC; Clara Love, penmanship Soc Harry
Carver, do. SOC; Mary +. Guylon, paraphrase
SOC; Hattie f. Holloway, map of Canada Soc
Henry Maynadier,map of Africa ~ soc; Lillian
G. England map of British Isles SOC; Theresa
Fowler, printing SOC; Matte Thompson, pen
manship SOC; Sallie T. Galloway, do. SOC; Mel
lie GLADDEN., historical analysis SOC; Alice
Hopkins, map SOC; sam Hanson, map SOC; G.
Dietrich Jr., lettering SOC.