The Republican journal., 1891-10-08
Fair nj Mystic Grange Hall, October Isl,

The day was perfect, the attendance good and
the fair success. Following are the premiums
awarded:
FARM rK"prcr>. Mangel Wurzel beets, Ed
mund brewster Ist. Mange table bcets, Edgar
llowar LIST. Potatoes, W. ;. Hunt list; Irwin A.
wood and II. i farow equally good Carrots,
tmund Brewster lst. Turniys Edmund Brews,
ter lst; Thomas Churchill ID; Edgar Howard 81.
Cabbage, Geo. W. Morse lst; q. F. Allenwood ID.
Pumpkin, L.. B. Morse lst. Squash, A. H. Ma
honey and Q. f. Allenwo0d LIST; Edmund Brewster
2d; l., Il. Morse 81. Corn, Geo. Donnell Ist W b.
Cooper 81; c. Lamb and A. j. Donnell 3i Pop
corn, Thomas Churchill LIST; c. Camb "a. Pea
beans, Frank Donnell LIST. String beans L. b.
Morse LIST, o. f. Alenwood 2d. yellow eve beans
O. f. Allcnwood l5t Oats, H. d. Morse list To
matoes, Edmund Brewster lst l.. b. Morse ID.
:, tKIII AMP Flowers: APPLES r Iiurd and W
wood 81. Crab apples, W. {. Cunningham st.
Cranberrics, Mrs. Helen Foss lst; l.. b. Morse 2i
Grapes, Mr. II z. Farow 49, J.. y. Morse 2d
Three jars of preserves by Mrs. NJ. Il. Hunt
Bouquets, Mrs. II. p Frrow lst; Mrs. IIurd "a
Mrs Morse By. Dahas, Mrs Charles lngraham
RUGS, QUILTS AND FANCY ARTICLES. Hooked
rug, Mrs. Carrie Wilson Ist, Mrs. Augusta Lamb
~. Yarn rug, Mrs. Augusta Lamb LIST. Knit rug,
Mrs. Mary Banks LIST Rag carpet and braided
rug, Mrs. l.. i. Morse list. Outline spread Miss
Cora MahoneY lst; Ella Churchill "a. Worsted
quilt Mrs. Ella Churchill Ist. Four print quilts
Miss Ellen Hunt LIST; Mrs, Mary Banks and Mrs.
l.. Il. Morse ~. Silk quilt, Miss Cora Mahoney
LIST Quilt, Mrs. NJ T.. Churchill st Crazy work
quilt Mrs. Emma Hills LIST. Sofa pillow, Mrs
Lillian Bicknell lst; Mrs. Caleb Lamb ID; Mrs
Ella Chur hill and Sibyl Mariner 81. Photograph
case, Miss Sibyl Mariner list. Bureau scarf, Mrs
+. i. Mahoney LIST. Table scarf, Mrs. Carrie Wilson
|. Picture tlroc towel rings and thermometer case,
Mrs. Lillian Bicknell, LIST. Hand painted umbrel,
Mrs. NJ. j. Cammett, LIST. Tidy, Mrs. Carrie vii,
son, l7t; Mrs. Lillian Bicknel "a. Fancy scarf,
Miss Jennie Cammett, LIST. Tray cloth, Miss Jen-
ME Cammett st Fancy tidy, Miss Ellen Hunt,
LIST. Embroidered night robes, Miss Ida Lamb, Ist
LIVE STOCK. Jersey heiter. l3 months old, H.
p Farrow, LIST, Bert Black ID. Jersey bull, nine
months Old, \. Young, lst. Jersey heifer months
old, n. Young. lst Durham heifer rs mos old
j. q. Black, lst IIeifer, years Old, DR.. Ness Ist
Calf I months old, Dr. Ness, lst. Cow years old,
Ernest Smith, lst. Cow years Old, o. F. Allen
wood, ID Yoke oxen 3 years old, feet inches
Fred Churchill. lSt feet > inches and feet and
ii i1ches, George Donnel, LIST; years old, 6 feet
10 in, q. Lamb, LIST; 3 years Old, it, Charles Sim.
mons, 2d G. Lamb, 81.
Pulling match by a yoke of oxen against an
equal weight of men won easily by the latter
Running match, Ernest Smith LIST; LcForest AL
lenwoOd, ID.
BABY SHOW. Baby under one year. Grace Belle
Thomas, lst; under two years, Tleston Bck ford,
LIST; under three years, Clarence lIurd, LIST.
At the close of the fair three of the largest
women were invited to step on the scales, their
united weight being 65S pounds: Mrs. Albina
Pease pa pounds, Mrs. Lucy Ness 223 Mrs. NJ. f.
Churchill, 2ll pounds.
The Society of the Sons of the Revolution of
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has been
organized at Boston.