The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-09-10

| HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
| First premium tor. best fresh butter
! Clara A. Gallagher; best lard, Mrs. j. I
Gamble; bread, Mrs. a. G. Tuite; bra
bread, Mrs. Il. G.. Reese; Maryland biscuit
| Kate Reese, half dozen rolls, Ella Eaton
half dozen rusk, Miss Salle j. jackson
cheat bread by girl. Emma G.. Lodge; hes
Maryland biscuit by girl, Helen Gilpln
best fruit cake, Ellen Wetherili; best p"uu,
cake, Mrs. w y. Mitchell: best sporg
cake, same; best jelly cake, Berthe McNeal
besl cup cake, Mrs. VIM. j. Jones; best ice
cream cake, Miss Annie T. Howard hes
cocoanut cake, Mrs. j. IL. Holton; best
best layer cake, Annie f.. Howard; best jun
bIes, Mrs. Blrshell best soft ginger bread
Clara a. Gallaher; best hard ginger bread
Ellen Broughton; best angel cake, Berthe
WiUworth; best crullers, Mrs. VIM. j.
Holtun best green pc lch pie, Mrs. VIM. Il;
Gilpin; best green apple pie, Mrs. Tuire
best lemon pie, Ella Eaton; best white
potato pie, Mrs G. NJ. BouIdeu best potato
cup cusl.r', Ella sJou; best dried apples
WIN. y Porter; best dried cherries, SAINT:
best peaches i'll jars previous To 1892,
Maggie McIrtire; best yellow peaches in
jars previous TO 1892, Mrs. w. a. Mitchell;
best pears before 1892, Berthe White; best
white peaches before 1892, Fannie Marsh
bank; best yellow peaches before 1892, NJ.
A. Gilpin; best pears before 1892, same;
best blackberries in ,rs, Annie Holden;
best cherries III j .rs, Mrs j. L. Gamble;
best sample grr"n cocn sealed III J RS,
Emma l. Hog; o=ss whole Tomatoes in
glass, LiZz,y. Rlnbo; bes5 whole eppers,
Elva Gilpin; best chow chow, Mrs. X. y.
Evans; best green and red toma' oes, Miss
Kate Reese; best chill sauce, Annie Holden
best pepper sauce, Ella + ttou; best bllsatn,
Mrs. VIM. Shaff,r; best chocolate droD.,
Susie NJ. Bratton; best cream walnutS,
same; best crea II almonds, same; best mint
drops, Sarah Il. Wetherill; best orange
drops, same: best carames, Miss Jane
Wetheril; best ginger drops, same; best
blackberry wine, same; best huckleberry
wine, Fannie Scott; best dandelion wine,
same; best red currant wine, Sarah etherill
best Walter rape wine, same, best black
III amburg wine, same.
FANCY WORK DEPARTMENT..
First pr, MUM to Beck e Slavmaker, for
best Toilet set, 10 Rabeccl WALTON, for best
cracheted lamp mat, to Viola Hankinson
for best crocheted Iufant socks, same to
Beckie Slaymaker, same to same Tor best
table mats, same To same for best
crocheted slippers, for best crocheted parse
first premium to Pocahontas Reed Bay
View, for best nubia first premium to,
Elinora Alexander; tor best hood first prem
um, Mrs. Eugene Biddle; for best crochet.
ID edging, Stella Collins; for best inser' ion
Debbie jackson; for best crocheted work
with braid, Ellen Barroll; for best crochet
I'd work with Irvine, Lidie Frazer; for best
Knitted skirt, Mrs. VIM. 7. Boulder: for
pest wooden stockings, Mrs. II lie Due; tor
best silk mttens, Pocahontas Reed; for
st lace edging, Mrs. II. L4 Due; for hest
braided work, Beckie Slaymaker; for best
Knitted bed spread, Mrs. w. Y. Boulden;
or best knitted inf .ntS seek, Beckie Stay
maker; for hest KNITTED infants socks, same
for best crocheted yoke, Mol!ie Ash; Tor
best crochetad Necktie, Emma Hawes
best display cotton embroidery, Viola Han
hest pillow shams same; best EN-
orodery othe r design. Beckie Slaymaher;
pest towels satin stitch, Viola llankiusou;
best towels cross stitch, Pocahontas Reed;
pest six embroidered napkins, Viola Han
sinson; best six doylies drawn work,
Mary Mccullough; best tray cover drawn
work, Florence A. Lutte: best button holes,
8eckie Slaymaker; best rickrack wis,
Dehbie Jackson; best bureau scarf, Miss \.
VI. Ricketts,; best cotton bed quilt, Mrs.
H. lie Due; best wooden bed quilt, Mary A
Iveritr; best scarf, Mrs w. T. Boulden
BEST table cover felt, Pocahontas Reed;
pest display silk embroidery, Viola Han
snson; best embroidered flannel shirt, Mary
VI. Mccoy; best chair cover, Rachie Falls;
pest handkerchief case, Becke Slaymaker;
pest lap robe for child, Mrs. l.. d. Rowland;
pest six embroiiere doylies, Mrs. john 5.
Writ; best embroidered tray cover, Mrs. c.
VI. Boulden; best article aresene, Allie
Boyd; best bargamen thread work, Beckie
best craZywork bed quilt, Viola
best fancy apron, Anna 5.
Hogg; best embroidery on NelveS,' Racine
l.. h.ss+ Iu Ira ~
pest embroided table cover, rope linen,
Pocahontas Reed; hest embroidered corn
;over Eta Hopkins; best lace, Eta Todd;
pest point lace, same; best bretonne lace,
3eckie Slayma ker; best article lace work, NJ.
E Moran; best macreme bed spread, Katie
Brake; best home made window curtain,
Ellen Wetherill; best tobacco pouch Mrs.
j. l.. Bennett best darnlng bag, Miss y.
VI. Ricketts, best Fancy match holder,
Beckie Slaymaker; hest floor mat, Mollie
Ash; pest keyholder. Viola Hankinson;
pest fancy box, Beckie Slaymaker; best
fancy basket, Mrs. George NJ. Reese; best
fancy shaving case, NJ. L. Moran; best
spool case, best pen wiper, best house wife,
lar, NJ. L. Moran; best pin cushion, Mrs.
6. l.. Bennett; best article in paper, Mrs.
VIM. Shaeffer.
Best sun bonnet for doll, Miss Helen
W etherill; best scrap jug, Mary Z. Davoni
best upholstered chair, Flora Ash; best
fancy house, II. w. Bell; best display oil
paintings, Emma G. Lodge; best landscape
in oil, NJ. Z. Moran; best marine in oil
Corinre lamar; best flowers on canvas,
Emma a. Lewis best head in oil, Mollie
Drennen; best animal in oil, NJ. L. Moran;
other design in OIL NJ. T. Moran; Test flow
srs in oil on china, Mrs. Il. c. Thackery;
best painting on wood, Queen Deshane;
best painting on satin, Mrs. G. b. Wharton;
best painting on silk, Beckie Slaymaker;
best painting on plush, NJ. +. Moran; best
painting on celluloid, Beckie S!aymaker;
best painting on boiling cloth, Mrs. c. b.
Wharton best painting on glass, same;
best painted tamborine, Susie NJ Bratton;
best painted banner, EloraAsh; best display
painted tile, Viola Hankinson; best display
painted slate, NJ. +. Moran; hest display
painted porcelain, Gelert Cruikshank; best
display painted shells, Viola Hankinson
best painted scarf, same; best painted blot
ter, Beckie Slaymaker; best painted cravat
case, Mrs. q. l.. Bennett; best crayon draw
ing, NJ E. Moran; best pencil drawing,
same; best pen and ink drawing, same
best etching on linen, same; best paintei
mirror, Mrs John NJ. Tucker; best painted
screen, same; best wood carving, Mrs Mary
Corridean; best painted jewel case, Mrs O.
B.Wharton; best glassine work, Miss Mary
Moore; test kensigton painting on felt,