The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-10-19


reppcrs, 1st Blanche Lvtlc, York Imperial
Smiths Cider, Ounce, White Robinson ap-
piles, fuchsia, coleus, double pink geranium
Mountain Snow geran!um, lst each; Ohio
Lee, egg plants, 1st; Henry Lee, apples 1st;
jack Qdarlea, pie plants, lsi; Alice Frame
Mitchell, pencil drawing, 1st; Helen Mitchell,
wild flowers, 1st; Agnes Hanwqy, peanuts,
1st; Jack Quarles, peppers, 1st; Grace Kyle,
Persian crab apples, 1st; Allen Ii. Kirk, Pen
mock apples, sugar corn, 1st each; Maize
Dean, begona coleus, red geranium, apples,
1st each; Nathic Dean, apples, LIST; Nellie B.
Patterson, Banana cantaloupe, LIST.
CLASS MISCELLANEOUS.
Miss Jennie Bayless, oil painted mirror,
1st; moonlight scene in oil, wooden panels in
oil, brass plaque, I'd each; Miss Eta Silver,
pansies on canvas, 1st; Miss Olivia Gilbert,
painted pincushion, LIST; Miss Lillian For
Miss Leila Langley, portrait plate, LIST; Miss
Blanche Lee, oil painting, orange blossoms,
1st; Miss Sadie Hughes, ebony panel, 1st;
Miss Florence Colburn, crayon drawing, 1st
and "a; Mrs. W. Scott Blrnes, painted plaque,
ID; Mrs. j. &. Butler, plaque in oil, LIST; Miss
Annie Amos, oil painting, satin panel, LIST;
Miss Juliet G. STREET., painted chair, LIST; Miss
Mary p. Griffith, painted plaque, LIST; painting
on ground glass, 3D. Miss Mamie Richardson,
oil painting on rice paper, 1st; Miss Mary
Buckley, painted plaque, 1st; panel, 3D.
Domestic MdChtne1y-Geo. VIM. Evans,
automatic milk aerator and cooler, milk cans,
butterworker, patent refrigerator, patent
spigot and delivery vessel, three-wheel wagon,
| diploma; VIM. G. Jeffrey, organs and sewing
machines, diploma; George S. Armstrong,
creamery, hntter-worker, printer, diploma.
App2eS-Edwin Haviland, Rhode Island
Greening, York Imperial, 1st each; fall apple,
3D.; B. F. Hanway, Jr, Cole, Fall Russet, LIST
each; Russell, Pennock, Cd; S. Edwin Han.
way, York Stripe, Red Romantic, Northern
Spy, Nonsuch, Nansemond Beauty, Red
Robinson, Hanway's Seeding, Seek No
Further, Stump, Porter, Ridge Pippin, 1st
each; Winter Vandiver, Rhode Island Green
ing, Bullock Pippin, White Robinson, Rox-
bury Russet, Summer R4mbo, Maden's
Blush, 81 each; VIM. D. Blrteson, Fall Pip
pin, 1st; Alex; P. Jones, Pumpkin apple, 1st;
Miss Jennie Hopkins, Pound apple, %; Benz.
Standilord, Cole, ID; Cecil w. Gibson, Golden
Russet, 1st; George j. Finney, Jr., Pennock,
Grindstone, Beethoven, Corner, Carthouse,
Weis, Fallawalla, Wechter Doctor, Salem,
Newtown Pippin, 1st each; English RED
streak, %; Miss Lille Poole, King of Tnom-
kins County, list; David II. Silver, Seek-no-
Further, lat; Baldwin, ID; B. Howard Amos,
Roxbury Russet, let; Dominic, %; E Stanley
Patterson, Winter Radstreak, 1st; Samuel X.
Fendal, Roman Stem, Carthouse, I'd each;
Mrs ID. B Reckord, Pound, LIST; VIM. Web
ster, Cumberland Spice, Maiden's Blush,
Smiths Cider, 1st each; Northern Spy, Smoke
house, 81 each; Mrs. VIM. Waters, York Pre-
serve, Winter Pippin, Red Sweets, Goblin,
1st each; Miss Pauline Jones, White Robin
son, 1st VIM. Dawson, Golden Pippin, Sweet
Rlsset, Green Pippin, Russell, 1st each; York
Imperial, Cd; Thos S Farrand, Winesap, list;
NJ. r. Whiteford, Ashmore, Summer Rambo,
lat each; Mrs. Emma Denbow, Crab, 81; r.
Winfield Scarf, White Paradise, Green Pippin,
lst each; Z. III. ID. Pue, Shcepnose Pippin,
GilIyfower, Codling, Deal, Black Late Straw
berry, Pounie d'Api, 1st each; Newtown
Pippin, I'd; Chas. L. Vail, Diminie, Winesap,
Roman Stem, English Redetreak, 1st each;
Smiths Cider, ID; Mrs. ID. II. Rockford, Gloria
Mundi, Smokehouse, 1st each; Ben Davis, %;
B. Howard Amos, Golden Pippin, Cd; Mrs.
ii. A. Osborn, Vandver, Ben Davis, Baldwin,
Twenty. Ounce Pippn, Cooper's Market,
Hollow Core Pippin, Rambo, 1st each; Tulpa-
hocken, I'd; G; j Finney, Jr, best display, 1st
Pears and Pedches.-Elwin Haviland Beure
Diel pears, 1st and I'd; S. Edwin Hanway
Bartlett, Columbia, Isl each; Sickle, ID; VIM
Ii. Day, pears, I'd; Miss Kate NJ Schuck, o.
tober Seeding peaches, list; Slm'l K Fendall
Duchess, Keitfer, LeCompte pears, 1st each;
b. f. Mnnick, Keitfer pears, %; E. II. D.
Pue, Dorsey pears, 1st; Miss Lizzie G. PAca,
Winter Bell pears, list; Mrs James Dean,
Lawrence pears, I'd; Chas. L. Vail, Secke
Lawrence pears, 1st each.
Ounces, Plums, Grapes and Melons-Edwin
Haviland, Martha grapes, Hartford Prolific,
list; collection of grapes, Cd; R. Percy Han
way, citron melons, LIST; Clinton grapes, Isa-
bella grapes, Cd; S. Edwin Runway, Catawba
grapes, 1st; John II. Fisher, banana canta-
loupe, 1st; Mrs. Samuel Kyle, Champion
ounce, Isabella grapes, Clinton grapes, 1st
each; b. Howard Amos, grapes, %; J. II.
Ball, Concord grapes, Isl; r. H. Webster,
Cantaloupe, %; Rev E d. Finney, Pockling-
ton, Worden grapes, 1st each; Concord, Cd;
Miss Lottie Baldwin, Herbemont grapes, 1st;
VIM. d. Btrtleson, watermelon, 1st.
CLASS N-FLORAL DECORATIONS.
Green House Plants.-Mrs. J. VIM. Bauer,
cotton plant. 1st; Miss Marie B. Amber,
geranum, list; Mrs. e. Kirk, hybothemum,
LIST; Miss Mary j. Helmling, hanging basket,
LIST; Miss Ella Sheridan, October cactus,
sallarcla, 1st each; Miss Lydia Carter pompas
grass, Yat.tail cactus, tea rose and adonis,
night blooming cereus, 1st each; Mrs. j. Dean,
weltonensus abs, white wax hegona, pink
fuchsia, aerianthus, 1st each; Miss Virginia Lee,
cultivated fern, 1st; Mrs. VIM. Waters,
begonia, Jerusalem cherry, pppin leaf be-
gonia, 1st each; Mrs. p. Griffith, catalonian
jessamine, 1st; Miss Lizzie G. Paca, silver-leaf
geranum, choice pink geranium, 1st each
Cut FIoaoerS and DeSignS.-NIrs. E. Kirk,
table bouquet, 1st; Miss Alice X. Watson,
wild flowers, I'd; Miss Ella Sheridan, button
hole bouquets, Odd Fellows design, floral
design, 1st each; Miss Lydia 0. Carter, dis
play of dahlias, %; Mrs. Samuel Kyle, dis
play of cut roees, 1st; Mrs. J. p. DeLawder,
display Of dahlias, list; Miss Blanche F. Lee,
bouquet wild flowers, 1st.
CLASS O-DISCRETIONAR