The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
The Fair and RI COS .

The S1merset Central 5cletys fall
was 10 good running order when We went
TO press last week, and We gave a 1rief
account Of the entries.
The attendance Wednesday evening
was large, Thursday evening very good
but not up 70 the crowd Of Wednesday
evening. Friday evening vas stormy Du'
the number present was larger than the
management. expected.
The postponement from the preyiou.
week had 8 di.couraging effect and was
Rot up In point OF extent Of the exhioi-
ton and attendance 10 what 1t would have
been had the week IN which II wa. ad-
verti.ed been suitable for the fsi,, but In
both respects It was all that wa. reason
able 10 expect. Il was creditable OK
hioition, well pstroniIed, and Soperin-
tendent Holway and his efhcI.n. corps OF
assistants are 70 be Congratulated.
AwAsDs IN IHH HALL
Glass Field Crops Field corn
Emerson, lst. Pop corn, s. II. Atwood
LIST; Harrison salley, 2nd. Pumpkins, S
II. Atwood, let.
Glass 2.-yegetables. Bees, W. Z
French, LIST Edmund Knight, %. Carrots
W. E. French, LIST; S II. Atwood, %.
Turnip.. W. f. French, l.t; s. II. At
wood, 2nd, Potatoes, A. McIrtire, lat
NJ. Russell, 2nd; Augustus Strickland
Bird. Squash, Edmund knight, lat.
Cabbage, A. McIn.ire, lst; Edmund
Knight, 2nd.
Class Fruit. Winter fruit B N
Steward, st; Lewis Beal, end; a. Nc
Iatire, Sd. Fail fruit, Augustus Strlcs-
land, lst A. MeIntire, 2nd; Lewis
Beal, Sd. Collection Of apples raised BY
one man, Lewis Beal, Sd; no. let and 2nd
awarded. Pears, A. McIntire, l.t
Augustus Strickland 2nd. Grapes, c. A
Marston, lst.
Class 4.-Potted plants. Mrs. c, A
McIniire, lat; Georgia Atwood, 2nd
BOUQUETS. Mrs XA.wi,hee, lat. Dshlias
Mrs s. f. Smith, lat Mrs. G. A. Nc
Intirs, 2nd.
Class 5.-Dairy products Batter. Mr.
Z. u. Packard, LIST; Mrs. j. ID. Emerson
2ud; Mrs. Robert Harris, Sd. Cheese
Mrs. VIM. Tolman, Isl, Mrs. A Mclntlre
End; Mrs. Judson Packard, Sd. Recon-
mended cheese. Mrs. Robt. Harris.
Class 6-Cannsd fruit, Mrs. F. A
Nulin, 1n; Mrs. r, ". COLI an, 2nd
Canned syrup, Nathan Ansill, LIST; B. NJ
Steward, 2nd. Recommended sugar
Nathan Antill.
Class Harnesses. Geo, Weymouth
lst
Glass 5 -Edse tools G. ard NJ Nolin
LIST.
Glass Furniture. Bragg Varney
lst Musicsl instruments. J. y. |. j
smith, LIST.
Glass Millinery, Mrs. H. II. Bise
low, l,t.
Glass ll.-Household Manufactures
Braided rug, Mrs X. W. Coleman, lst
Mrs, W 4. French, End. Hooked rug
Mrs. E. Z. Bri.ton, l.t Mrs. + h
Arnold, 2nd. Silk guilt. Mrs. n. Z
Kendall lsl Mrs. GRAHAM, md. Patch
work quilt. Mrs. Trissel, lst; Mrs s. Ii
Atwood. 2nd. Double mittens, NJ. Is
Duuton, lst. Mems hose, Mrs. Lizzie
Emerson, LIST; Mrs. s II. Atwood, snd
Ladies. hose, Mrs Z. II. Crowell, lst
Mrs S. II. Atwood, End. Gratuitle'
recommended for Kilt rug to Carrie
Adams, blind girl; for rag carpet tC
Mrs. W E.French and Mrs. Ezra Stevens
for roll OF flannel to Mrs. Warren Russell
Class l2.-Needle and fancy work
Embroidery, Mrs. W. C. Carpenter. lst
Bed spread, Mrs. Ansel Holway, lst
Drapery, Georgia Atwood and Mrs. W c
Carpenter, Graf. Sofa pillow, Mrs. VIM
Tolman and Mrs. J. j. plummer, Grst
Crochetted lace, Mis-. Horace Withee al,
Nellie Holway, Graf. Mexican work
handkerchief, Georgia Atwood, Graf
Afghan, Mrs y. a. Withee, Graf. Tidy
Mrs. Ausel Holway, and Mrs. VIM. Tcl
man, Graf. Collection of fancy WORK
by girl under Is years of age, Emm'
Pollard, LIST. Paper flowers, May Corsor
Graf Table scarf, Mrs. Lewis Beal
Graf.
Glass l3-Pictures. on painting AM
water colors, Mis-. j. B. Nay, and. Crayoi
work, Agnes Stafford, 2nd.
| Class 5-Mscellaneous Articles
Gratuities recommended for the follow
ing exhibits: Shawls, cloaks etc. w
p. Ordway; African euriosities, sn'
| book 100 years old, Mrs. Claiiin; glas
jewel case, Georgia Atwood; redwoo,
table, VIM. Hilton; decorated jar, Miss J
b. Nay sewing machines, J. \. 4 |. j
Smith; work table, e. W. Darrell
gents furnishing goods, G. W. Halves
hair, Mrs. Morrisette; blanket woven b.
Indians, Mrs. Josiah Vsruey.