The Press., 1888-11-22
PREMIUMS

PREMIUMS
 AWARDED AT THE FAIR OF THE STAFFORD SPRINGS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, HELD IN OcTt BER, 1888. (Premiums in poultry and speed classes have been previously published.)
 FANCY ARTICLES.
 Mrs. Tryon, Eagleville, Irish point ace
 handkerchief, s-:.sr 50
 same, point lace collar, 20
 same, fancy table cover, 50 Mrs. l.. G. Howard Salem, Mass,
 fancy goods made from fish scales, 75 Mrs. E. A. Close, ,Staf' d Sp'gs, table cover, 50 Mrs.J.H Mccarthy, Stat'dvile, afghan, 50 Celia Holt, Stafford Springs, paintings, 50
 same, table scarf, The Press Mrs. Christopher Allen, Hydeville, cro-
 chet skirt, 25 Mrs. E. H. Pinney, Hydevile, afghan, 25 Mrs. Simmons, Stafford, paintings, % Mrs E.J.Sweet, Staf'd Sp'gs, shell work, 10
 same, apron, 10 same, table mats, 25 Mrs. W. T. Jones, ,Staf dStreet, table scarf, 50
 same, thermometer case, 10 Hattie Ellithorpe, ,staf fdSp'gs, paintings, loo Mary Jones, staf'd Street, silk banner, 10 W. N. Eynt & Co.,, Monson, granite
 clock case, etc., Dip Mrs L. M. Burleigh, Palmer, china
 paintings, Dip
 same, cup and saucer, 100
 same, frutf dish, 25 Mrs. E. c. Dennis, Stafford Springs,
 photograph holder, 9 Mrs. E. Puffer, Staf'd Springs, banner, 15
 same, table scarf, 25 May s. Bidwell, Stafford Springs, pair
 pillow shams, 75 Mrs. T. 0. Tiffany, Stafford Springs, 2
 toilet cushions, 25 Addie Chapin, Somers, toilet cushion, 25 R. H. Moulton, Stafford, lamp mat, p
 same, broom holder, 10 Georgie E. Moulton, Stafd, pillow tidy, 20
 same, table scarf, 50 Mrs. Geo. W. Howe, Worcester, painting, 50 Mrs. M. B. Fisk, ,Staf' 'dSp'gs, bureau scarf, 50 Mrs. Laura White, Stafordville, rug, 50 Alice M. Amidon, 10 Mrs. Chas Smith, Stafford, crazy chair
 toilet, % Mrs. 0. K. Bragg, worsted slippers, 10 Lena Gursch, plush pin cushion, 10 Belle Chapin, crazy sofa pillow, 20 Myrtle Pierson, apron, 10 Belle C Y" 10
 HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
 Mrs. H. w. House, Union, ,Rbedquilt, 30 Mrs.A Q. Eaton, stafd sp'gs, crib quilt, 50 Mrs. Wm. Lee, ' bedquilt, 20 Mrs. M. s. Smith, C rug, 30 Mrs. WIT. Jones, ,stafd Street, bedquilt, 40 Mrs. E. W .Preble, Orcuttville, silk {" 100 Mrs NellieD Pierson, Told, rag carpets, 75 Mrs. Davis Baker, Willington, rugs, 75 Mrs Beni Corbin, Union, aged 84 rug, 1 1.OO Mrs. l.. M. Reed, |" 40 Mrs. Augusta H. Eaton, Staf' f'dSp'gs, |" 75 CHI. .Baker& Co.,, furniture, carpets, etc., Dip
 ANCIENT RELICS
 Wm. Symonds, ,Staf dSp'gs, old rithmetic, 25 Anson Mckinney, West Staf'd, old vest, 10 Mrs. H. C.. Wheeler, Stafd Sp'gs. Nor
 mon Bible, 10 Mrs. M G. Smith, Union, lexicon, 1736, 10 Herbert Smith, Union, collection of in
 sects, birds and relics, 100 Mrs. Chas Smith, Staf'd, old plate, The Press CD. Colburn, Union, Bible 132 yrs old, 25 c. M. Reed, '' copect'n of relics, 50 Mrs. M. G. Smith, doll 50 years old, 25 Mrs. .J.J. Cross, Told, old candlesticks, 10
 same, salt cellar, 10 Mrs. Ellen Weston, Stafford, platter,
 100 years old, 50 Mrs. J. W. Witt, Stafford, almanac, 176O, 25
 KITCHEN AND DAIRY.
 Mrs. Chas. Smith, Staf'd, marble cake, 40 Mrs Alice Williams, Union, (86 years),
 ginger bread, 40 Mrs. J. W. Witt, uncolored butter, 90
 same, loaf brown bread, 40
 same, D8k0Q beans, l5 Mrs. H. o. Thresher, Stafd, sage cheese, 75
 seme, plain do, 75 Mrs. W. T. Jones, uncolored butter, 25 Mrs.E. w. Upham, Union, white bread 30 FARM PRODUCTS.
 Witherell, Union, best collection, 500 AdalinePaul, '' vel. Danvers onions, 25 Adelb tAgard, " white elepht potato's, loo
 |" |" late rose, 90
 |" " soldier be4ns, 100
 " C white " 100 Chas Sears, Stafford, buckwheat, LOO
 :" (" rye, 50 Geo E Cooley, " imp. .cranb'y y beans, 100
 " field pumpkins, 50 D J Glazier, |" U1,t blush R';.:, RG':;ssoes, 95 95 " '' rye, 25 " buckwheat, 25 H [ Keens, Wilmington, corn, 2 25 " '' bcckwheat, % !" |" colect'n potatoes, 75 H W House, Union, corn, 25
 haeta 25
 " '' field pumpkins, 25 M F. Davis, Stafford, squash, 25 JohnH Larned, Putnam, 2d best colect'n, 2 % Geo D oOlburn, Union, 'sl brekwheat' 95 96 '" q" e north star potato's 25 "v C '' beauty Hebron 100 6 " '' Hamp. beauty 100 , early rose 1.OU !" |" round turnips, 50 I " ' long 50 pipe-stem corn, 25 H F Corbin, Union, Canada corn, 50 Cory sweet corn, 25 '' Hubbard squash, 25 '' buckwheat, 25 | B. of Hebron potato's, 25 Chas Smith, Staf'd, early sunrise '' LOG
 C telephone " LOG q Hamp. beauty |" 90 1 " '' Bliss triumph " 2t
 '' Dakota red " LOG
 {" LongfellOw corn, 1.O( s L Fairfield, '' Canada corn, 25 L Upham, Union, snowflake potatoes 1.0C OC t' north star |" 1.0C t barley, 5( | o !" buckwheat, 2t 6 six weeks beans, 1.Ot " white field corn, 1OC FHAndrews, oWoodstock, col potato's, 1.Ot JohnJones, Union, vel. Danvers onions, 5(
 Wethersfeld red 5( .EWUpham, Union, early rose potatoes, 5t
 same, sweet pumpkins, 2t
 Butman squash, 2i
 Sum. crookneck squash, 2t
 '' blood beets, q |