The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-09-26

town. Painting on silk, "a, Miss Viola Han
klnson, Mount Holly. Painting on lace, MIS-
drawing, LIST, Mrs, Stacy G. Prickett, Medford
ID, Miss Frances G. Ely, Beverly. fencl
drawing original "a Elwel shemele ; Noun ,i,
l.. Kelly, Mount Holly. Charcoal drawing
lst, Mrs Hans }. Beck, Philadelphia "a, Edith
aide Paris. Philadelphia Display amateur
photography, Willets Names, Medford "a
Miss Frances z. Ely Beverly: oooruo w n
4 Taylor, Edgewater Park. Set - pieces china,
LIST, Miss Viola Hankinson; ID Mrs. Stacy G.
4 Prickett Medford Marine painting on china,
Miss Laura Fenimore, Mount Holly I'd, Helen
Gaskill, Mount Holly. Imitation of Doulton
china, lsts to same. Decorated CHINA ornt'
ment, lst Miss Laura Fenimore; 2d, Mrs. q.
| NEEDLEwoRK, ETC
Zephyr Work, Bed Quilts, etc-Sofa afghan,
work, John W. Rhodes, Florence. Knitted
zephyr, Miss A. S. Newbold, Mount Holly.
slippers eroeheted in wool, Mary NJ: Cham Chan,
Holly. Silk patchwork bed quilt, Miss Sarah
Powell, smithville; I'd, Mrs John Black,
Mount Holly. WoolIen bed quilt, Mrs \. f.
Powell, Smithvllle; I'd, Mrs. samuel b. Pew,
Mount Holly. Cotton bed quilt, Mrs H. w.
Middleton, Vincentown; I'd, kebecca Frake,
Mount Holly. Crocheted cape, Mis-. A. r.
Stackhouse, Medford; I'd, Miss Jennie Moore,
Mount Holly. Crocheted purse, Mrs. X. IL.
Howard, Mount Holly. Crocheted edging and
display crocheted insertion, to same. Knitted
SILK mittens, Louisa Malsbury, Pemberton
Woollen siumber shoes, Mrs. H.: g. Risdon,
Mount Holly; I'd, Mrs. r. b. Sailer, Mount
Holly. Display lace edging, Mrs. III. s. Black,
vincentown; I'd, Miss May Boyce. Mount
Holly.
Collection curiositIes, Miss Hattie Thomas,
Mount Holly. Natural curiosities, Miss Mel
lie Perinchief, Mount Holly; I'd, Miss Nellie
Rogers, Mount Holly; Sd, Miss Ida Harris,
Mount Holly. Historical portrait, Miss A. N.
Lamb, Mount Holly. Collection coins, Miss
Hannah Forker Mount Holly Historical nl,S pa pa
Mrs. John Powell, Pemberton. Ancient book
Mrs. John Sharp, Mount Holly; I'd, Mrs. A. n
Lamb. Oldest antique piece, Miss Nellie
Shaw Mount Holly; I'd, Annie E. Bowker
Mount Holly. War relics, Miss Minnie Lynn,
Mount holly. Indian Relics, Miss Ella H.
Needlework, Etc.-Display aprons, Sophie
Danser, Pemberton. Darning, Miss l.. A.
Davis, Mount Holly. = Embroidery on blue
Pair towels, cross stitch, Mrs Ill. b. Trick, Vim
centown. Beaded bag, Miss Hannah Forker
Mount Holly; I'd. Mrs. X, b. Sailer Mount
Holly. Bead work, Mrs. Ann Kiner, Mount
Holly.
silk Embroidery Etc-silk embroidery on
on linen, Miss Ellie Curtis, Mount Holly. SILK
on flannel, Mrs. J. Secxel, Moorestown; "a
Mrs A II Irick, Vinee IN EmProidery "
Park Embroidered magazine cover, Miss
Cora b. Hume, Mount Holly Fancy stand
cover Miss S. Stewart, Edgewater Park. Out
line embroidery, Miss Emma Shreye, Mount
Holly; I'd, Mrs. John IL. Croshaw, Wrights-
town Embroidered centre piece, Miss IL. n.
Rogers, Jacobstown. Knitting bag and work
reticule, Mrs. X. b. Sailer, Mount Holly. shoe
bag, Mrs. l. W Garwood, Medford. Laundry
bag, l.. f. Love, Moorestown. Umbrella hoid
er, Emma Shreve, Mount Holly. Teapot hold
er. Abbie Folwell, Columbus
Work by children under II years of age =
Tray cover, Mabel Pease, Mount Holly; I'd,
Marion II Creswell, Edgewater Park. Fancy
sachet bag, Florenc McIlvain. Mount Hol-
ly. Fancy apron, silk embroidery dressed
doll toilet set, pin cushion, needle case, pen
wiper, ETC., Gertrude Deacon, Camden. Gro
cheted work, Mary White, Mount Holly. Gro
cheted basket, A. Nj. Shafer, Mount Holly.
Painting in oil, landscape, Mary borden,
Medford; I'd. John Wright, Mount Holly.
Painting of flowers in oil, I'd, Albert Wright,
Mount Holly. Painting on slate, Carrie
Leeds, Rancocas; I'd, Bessie Butterworth, Vim
centown. Crayon drawing, Helen NJ. Wallace,
con, Mount Holly. Specimen penmanship
Laura Cardwell, Mount Holly; I'd, Emma H..
Halsey, Mount Holly. Display photography,
Willets z. Haines, Medford-
BREAD, PIES, ETC.
Bread, Butter, Etc-Loaf wheat bread, Mi IS
Lizzie Farnsworth Mount Holly; I'd, Mis-
Carrie Reeves, Mount Holly. Rye bread, Mrs.
Jane Atkinson, Red Lion; I'd, Mrs. T. b. Gan
dy, Mount Holly, and first for graham bread;
Holly. Corn bre ad, Mrs. Lizzie Henry, Biz
mingham. Raised biscuit, Mrs. Nj. H. kimble,
Jacksonville Soda biscuit Mrs. Alfred ROg-
ers JacobsJown. Bread by girl under -
years, Ethel Gaskill, Mount Holly. Butter, G
lbs, II. II: Wilkins, Mount Holly. Butter, 3
Mary K. Sharp, Mount Laurel. Ham and
dried beef, A. L. Powell, Smithville.
Pies Cakes, Etc.-Mince, peach and lemon
pies, Mrs Carrie Bozarth, Lumberton. Pump
kin, Mrs. j. w. Allen, Mount Holly Apple
PIE and cranberry tart, Mrs. John b. Collins,
Mount Holly. Cranberry pie, Mrs. John Du-
bell, Pointvllle. Dis play fancy cakes, Mrs.
Carrie Il. Bozarth, Lumberton. Pound cake,
Mrs e. P. Holeman, Mount Holly. Cup, ice
cream and lady cakes, Mrs. NV. Plummers
Mount Holly. Nut cake, Miss Maria X. Hole
man. Mount Holly. Sponge cake, Miss A.
Rogers, Mount Holly Cream sponge cake,
cake, Miss Elizabeth Holeman, Mount Holly.
Jelly cake, Miss Ida Burtis, Mount Holly.
Angel cake Miss NJ. E. Eddie Columbus.
Silver cake, Mrs VIM. II. Stewart, Lum berton.
Jumbles and cocoanut jumbles, Mrs. J. g..
Gaskill, Birmins ham. Hard gingerbread,
Doughnuts, Mrs. T. b Candy. Crullers, Mrs.
James W. Allen, Mount Holly. Rusk, Mrs.
Mary Armstrong, Mount Holly, Pound cake,
I'd, Miss Ella Evans, Mount Holly.
PRESERVES, ETC.
Pickles. Preserves, Etc.-Peach, pear plum.
strawberry and cherry preserves, Mrs. A. :.
Stackhouse, Medtord. Ounce and pine ap-
pie preserves, canned pluns, canned aprieots,
Burlington. Grape preserves and canned ap-
pies Emma Warner, Dumberton Canned
pineapple, Mrs. James Allen, Vincentown.
Canned straw berries, Mrs. VIM. Wickward,
Medford. Canned gooseberries, ounce jelly,
crabapple jelly, curant Jelly, Mrs q. w.
Jacksonville.
GRAIN, ETC.
Grain.-J. w. Edwards Mount Holly, lst for
Mediterranean Hybrid; Edward Il. Logan
Mount Holly, % for do (; Edward II. Logan, LIST
for Ruby George l.. Gillingham, Moorestown,
LIST for Poole and Red Wonder; Cornelius Up
ton, burlington, LIST for Amber; Thomas l.
Bunting, Columbus, 3D. Thos. ii. Rogers. Ell
lisdaIe LIST for Velvet Chaff; G. s. Moore,
Hainesport, lst for Mediterranean and for
Russian; William Croshaw, Mount Holly, ist
for xyb I A III
wilkins, Lumberton, lst for Hack; William
Croshaw, Mount Holly, LIST for Early White
Hominy, Early Red Corn, Red Dent, and I'd
for Calico; job Fish, Mount Holly, lst tor
Egyptian Sweet, Golden Pop. Waterloo, I'd tor
Early White; JOS L. Parr, Columbus, lst for
Chester Co.; w. Burtis Pew, Mount Holly LIST
tor Dairy Edward E. Logan, Mount Holly,
LIST for Gourd seed; Hora ce Roberts, Fellow
ship, LIST for Clouds Dent and Yellow Dent;
j. ". Edwards, Mount Holly, LIST tor 100 day;
Bernard Quinn, Mount Holly, LIST for Yellow
Holly, LIST for Waterloo; G. IL. Pew, Jobstown,
lst for Golden Beauty, Michigan, Johnson, 10
Rowed Yellow; A. IL. Wilkins Lumberton.
Black Edward E. Logan, LIST orchard grass
seed Corn in stalks: Geo. DANTE. Mount Holly,
lst Hominy, Early Dent. Red Dent, woodruff,
Hickory King, Michigan, Cooks Early, I'd
Leaning: Thomas Willis, Mount Holly. LIST
Leaning; Elmer Ii. Shinn, Jobstown, LIST
rowed yellow, Early Red; j.. W Edwards,
Mount Holly. LIST Calico; G. ii. Pew, Jobstown,
I'd Michigan, Golden Beauty; S. y. Hendrickson,
Pemberton list 80 day, w Pew Jacksonville LIST
G )lden Beauty, w. Burtis Pew, Mt Holly LIST
Stoll's Evergreen; James S. Worrel, Vincen-
town, LIST, Butterworth; Horace Roberts, Eel
loWship, LIST Clouds Dent; Yellow Dent; j.
W. Edwards, LIST, 100 Day; j. fl. Coombs, Bever-
ly, LIST Hinchman, Early Maryland; Elmer ii.
Shinn, Jobstown, LIST, Flour White; Bernard
Quinn, Mount Holly, LIST, Jersey Red, Yellow,
Yellow Field; Thomas 5: Fish, Mount Hoi ly
LIST Egyptian, Sugar, Golden Dent; Job Fish,
Mount Holly, 1st Golden Pop, rowed Hor-
ace Roberts. Fellowship. LIST Tor best white
Gourd seed. j. +: Bishop, Rancocas, ist and
% Maple Dale: William Sharp Columbus LIST
and ID on White Rice, Red Rice; William A.
Newell, Mount Holly, 1st and I'd on Yellow
Rice; Frank Citizens Estate, Mount Holly, lst
and I'd on Flour as follows: Patent winter
wheat, straight patent, clear, rye, buckwheat
new process, also LIST for largest variety OF
feeds and for yellow corn meal. Joshua Hol-
lingshead, Hartford. LIST for white corn meal
and yellow cob meal: George DANTE, Mount
Holly, Ist, for white cob meal; I'd tor
Pew, Mount Holly, lst, black oats, "a white
rye; G.. IL. Pew, Jobstown, LIST, white rye;
George l.. Gillingham, Moorestown, LIST, red
wonder wheat; Horace Roberts, Fell owship,
Poole wheat; j IL. Coombs Beverly, LIST, Rus
sian and Vicks prize wheat; Thomas A. Bunt-
ing, Columbus, LIST, Amber wheat; Thomas ii.
Rogers, Ellisdale, LIST, Velvet Chat wheat.
FRUITS, VEGETABLES. ETC.
Vegetables, etc.. G. Stewart, Beverly. LIST
and II. b. Atkinson, Burlington, I'd tor display
of tomatoes. Best tomatoes, those who took
first premiums were w. IL. Adams. Burling-
ton, Thos. b. Allinson, Burlington; job Fish,
Holeman, Mount Holly; J C. Stewart, Beverly
Ellsworth IL. Reeves, Mount Holly; O. w
owen, Mount Holly; P. F. Matson, Buring,
ton; Frank Rigg, Burington; I'd to Bernard
Quinn, Mount Holly; Edwin Vaneman, Mount
Holly; II. j. Sutton Burlington, and TO several
who are named in the first premium list
william Parry, Parry, secured the premium
TOR best display of chestnuts; also for best
specimens; William SHARPLY, Columbus, quart
shell banks; g, W. Dudley, Mount Holly, I'd;
George Dantz, Mount Holly black walnuts;
Ralph Horner, Mount Holly, ID; Mrs. A. II.