Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-09-14
2nd, N r Baker; display of vegetables, II

2nd, N r Baker; display of vegetables L
@ Hallowell; 2nd, r B Farquhar.
Glass Second-lima beans, George Peter
2nd, Raymond Flack string beans, Carey
Kingdom; 2nd, Geo Peter satisfy, r M
Stabler; End, Miss E Farquhar; parsnips
N r Baker; End, Lewis Sadtler; carrots,
Il Baker; End, Kirk 81 fanny; celery, H c
Hallowell 2nd, G + Brooke potatoes, ] w
Day; 2nd, ] B Brewer; sweet potatoes, E j
Hall; 2nd, Samuel Cooper; tomatoes, II c
@ Hallowell; end, Ellen Farquhar; tur.
nips, William Wagner; 2nd, II B Far,
quhar; onions, j w Page; end, II G Hal.
lowell; sweet corn, II q Hallowell End
George Peter
Fruits-Fer best display of fruit raised
by exhibitor, S d Higgins; 2nd, raised any
where, N r. Baker; display apples labelled
U Il Hartshorne; apples, G II Hartshorne !;
paches, + Stabler; End, Hezekiah Trail !;
Ounces, N ID Offutt; grapes, Lewis Sadtler
2nd, z w Page; plums, Jewell Graft; End,
Geo Shaw; Pears, VIM II Gather; 2ud, c
Il Hartshorn; Melons, Sam Cooper; End,
G N Trundle.
Flowers-For best display,C II Hartshorn
2nd, Ellen Farquhar; cut roses, Debbie
Brooke; geraniums, Debbie Brooke; fuchias,
Belle Veirs; dahlias, Geo Peter; pyramid,
CIR Hartshorn 2nd Ellen Farquhar plate
Mrs G + Brooke; End, Ellen Farquhar.
Home Made Fabrics, Glass First-For
best carpeting, Mrs Stephen Lyddane;
End, Miss Susan A Dawson; rug, Mrs
Mrs Stephen Lyddane; end, Mrs M A Peter;
silk quilt, Miss Eloise Baker; crazy quilt,
Mrs Poole; crochet quilt Mrs Il E Stone
street; knit quilt, Miss Lizzie Umpstead,
Glass Second-yarn stockings, Miss Susan
A Dawson; cotton stockings, Miss EIoise
Baker; darned stockings, Miss Bessie Stone
street; machine sewing Miss S A Dawson
sewing by hand, Mrs Laird neatly patched
garment, Miss Eloise Baker; embroidery by
hand, Mrs ID Laird; flannel, Mrs f
Brooke.
Glass Third-lancy knitting in worsted,
Miss. Elose Baker, crochet work in
worsted, Mrs p ID Laird, crochet work
in cotton, Mrs NJ @ Carroll; hand
made lace, Miss Bessie Snuufer; toilet
pin cushion, embroidered, Mrs p ID Laird
do painted, Miss Elolse BIkcr; fire screen,
Miss Mary Clements; afghan, Miss Rosa
Griffith; 2nd, Mira w G Brean
Works Of Art, all the work of the exhibi
oil painting, Miss j II Codwise;
End, Miss A Hutton; Bird, Miss Codwise;
painting in water cJiors Miss Elsie Hutton
penciling, Miss Eoise b .ker; pIintei china
Rebacca Talbot; crayon drawing, Miss
Emma Stabler; lmmcrel brass, Miss Lula
Offutt
IIams-For best ham Of bacon, Alban
Brooke; 2nd, G f Brooke
Culinary Department, Glass First.-For
best homemade light bread, Hannah Sta.
bier; 2nd, Mrs G N Trundle; Bird, f G Hut
ton; home. made biscuit, Alban Brooke;
End, Mrs G Janney; crackers, G f Brooke /;
home made rolls, Mrs A M Stabler; 2nd.
Miss Belle Veirs rusk, Brooke End,
F. Hutton; sponge cake, M Nj Stabler 2nd,
ii G Hailowell; pounil cake, Miss 5 A Daw
SON; fancy cake, Mrs p d Lard End, Mrs
9 Junney; jellies, ii GlssawLy; best dis
play of canned fruits, N II Baker; 2nd, Miss
b Veirs.
Glass 5econd-For best display OF pre-
serves, N d Offutt End, = d Laird jar of
pickles, Miss Ellen Farquhar; I'd, Z ID Laird;
catsup, Miss Belle Veirs; Vinegar, R)b't NJ
Stabler; hard soap, d II Bouic; soft soap,
Ms L L Lelevre
Musical Instruments--For bsst parlor
organ, Saunders 81 Stayman; best display
Of musical instruments, Saunders 81 Stay
man.
Sweepstakc Prcmiums-For best display
Of articles in the household dep ,rtm nt, Z
d Laird Bud, Mrs G + Brooke.
Children's Class-For b,st potatoes, An
ierson Offutt; cabbage, An lcrson 'Offutt;
End, II b Farquhar, Jr; m ichine sewing,
Adele Bennett; outline work, Florence Ii
worsted crochet, Adele Bennett
cotton crochet, Adele Bennett; light bread
Jessica Adamson; 2nd, Mary Watkins; bis
cult, Mary Watkins; cake, Jessica Adam
son; End, Ethel Fletcher; display OF art
cles by girl, Adele Bennett; display of
vegetables raised by exhibitor, Anderson
Dtfutt; End, Ramsey Watkins.
Discretionary Premiums Outside Hall
White Plymouth Rock fowls, A S Dalby
white plymouth rock chicks, A S Dalby
Daily; registered Guernsey
bull years old LIST, COW 8 years 1st, COW 3
- I,..;f lat hait y
End, heller year 1st, heller / year End, |
ID Blunt; herd premium registered Guern-
sey, | d Blunt; heller, SWISS year, calf
under year, Swiss grade, cali year, Kirk
& Janney; durham grade steer, 3 years, w
II Gather; devon grade heifer yr, Yewell
Graft four Gould Pumps, X l. Windmill,
Stevens harrows, Nathan Saunders; lot OF
pigeons, Leslie Cramer Crown grain and
fertilizng drill, l. Price 81 Co; lot of ewes,
Merino, VIM Wagner; corn harvester, Lyd
dane, Jones & Co; Peerless Traction Engine,
Lyddane, Jones Sc Co; fowls, 30 coops' dis
play, Harry W. Doll display OF dairy goods,
G G Mainhardt; donkey, Thos j Owens
Discretionary Premiums inside Hall
Outlining work ,darning on net, Mrs p Laird;
tultng machine, Mrs J White; cabinet
scroll, + NJ iIo.iand; calico quilt, Mrs } w
Keys; clover seed, q w Page; display Of
China dogs, Miss Edith Stonestreet; Kohl
Rabi, II g HaIlowell; corn meal, Lyddane,
Jones g. Co; vegetables, peaches and melons,
John b Brewer wine, Miss Susan Dawson
COTTON Dlant Mary Watkins tufted pin
cussion, Miss l. Bennett; knit lace, Miss
Belle Veirs; tatting, worsted embroidery,
Miss Estclle Egin ; tapestry painting, Mrs
j L Crandall; calico quilt, Adele Bennett
ekra, Nelson Baker; display optical goods,
Prof M L Daniels; peppers, Mrs ) ID Hig-
gins.
Took a Premium.-John Il. Price 81
Co., of Frederick city, has been awarded