The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-10-03
The Inter-State Fair.


The Interstate Fair at Trenton las
week had very successful exhibition
Among the prize winners from thu
county were: H. f. Satterthwaite, Bor
dentown, mare colt Charles Rosseel, Bor
dentown, four year old stallion; Georg'
w. Atkinson, Columbus, Cleveland bay
stallion A. j. Jenkins, Burlington, three
year old stallion w. L. Stevenson, Bor
dentown, mare four years old s. S. lay
lor and w. l.. Stevenson, Bordentown
horses for general use; John Carter
Chesterfield, two year old colt; W. f.
Ford, Crosswicks, one year old colt
Samuel S. Taylor, Bordentown, gentle
mems road horses, saddle horse, single
roadster, matched horses Asa Roberts
Moorestown, walking team, four mule
team, pair of mules, matched horses
coach horses.
Handkerchief, drawn thread work, NJ. E
Ellis, Juliustown; display silk embroidery
Abbie e. Fowell, Columbus; pin cushion EN-
broidered with silk, Annie S. Rogers, Jacobs
town article embroidered with hloselle, Mrs
j. w. Wedges, Edgewater Park; embroidery
on chanois. Mrs. Glenn. Hopkins, Moorestown;
article crocheted work, Ida nj. Bullock, Flor
ence; catch-all, Annie S. Rogers, Jacobstow n
head rest Abbie K. FolweI, Columbus; opera
bag, Annie Rogers, Jacobstown; screen,
Rita Nj. jacques, Bordentown, silk purse, MRS
Stacy Haines, Vincentown; sofa pillow cover,
ket, Annie S. Rogers, Jacobstown; doylies,
fancy, in cotton, Mrs. E. b. Page, Columbus
knitted silk mittens, Mrs. William Matthews,
Vincentown outline embroidery, cotton on
linen, Miss Viola G. Hankinson, Mount holly
Mrs. Stacy Haines, Vincentown; outline EN-
broidery with silk, Mrs. John Black, Mount
Holly patching on Old MATERIAL Hannah ID.
Pew, Burlington knitted silk socks, Mrs.
William Matthews, Vincentown; darned stock
lhsS mIs. E. Z. otdcknouse' MSuioiu uS"Sie
embroidered with satin stitch, MRS: John
Black; knitted silk stockings, Mrs. William
Matthews, Vincentown.
Afghan for child's COACH Mrs. NJ Y. Taylor,
Burlington; crocheted mittens, sophie Dan
ser, Pemberton; knitted stockings, Hannah
ID. Pew, Burlington; crocheted slippers, Viola
Der robe, Ann Taylor, Wri .htstown; display
crocheted work, infants knitted sack, knitted
leggings, Mrs. M. Y. Taylor, Burlington
crocheted in co ton, Mrs. Mary
e. Hawkins, Crosswicks; fancy apron made by
hand, outlined splasher, crocheted tidy, Mrs.
Stacy Haines, Vlncentown; painting on glass,
Miss f. X. Carman, Bordentown; painting on
lace, Blanche r, Black, Vincentown; painting
on satin, Lulu Ely, B0rdentown; painting on
silk, Mrs. L. b. Bryan, Yincentown, Miss Viola
@. Hankinson, Mount Holly; pen and ink on
linen, Mrs. Stacy Haines, Yincentown; flow
ers in oil, Mrs l.. Is. Bryan, VincentoWn; an
imals in oil, and fruit in oil. Bessie Atwood,
Mount Holly landscape in oil, Viola q. Han
kinson, Mount Holly; flowers, LOUIS Buehier,
Riverside marine sketch, Lee French, Mount
Holly, and Mrs. Ernest Holeman, Mount
Holly; crayon drawing copy, Louis Buehler,
Riverside.
Best set of II pieces in china colors, painted
tile, painting on china or porcelain, Mrs. Geo.
w. b. Taylor. Edgewater Park; painting of
fruit in water colors, still life in water colors
figures, pencil drawing, Frances G..
Ely, Beverly; Worcester painting, Viola G.
Mount Holly.
Collection of Colonial Continental, State
bills, fractional curr sncy and shinplasters,
Ralph W Deacon, Mount Holly.
Corn bread sweet rusk without eggs, glass
pineapple jelly, can of apple butter made with
cider, can of ounce butter, display of pickles,
display of spiced fruit, Mrs. Thomas b. Candy,
Burlington; angel cake, sunshine cake. Miss
Marion K. Biddle, Columbus fruit cake, Mrs.
Barclay G. Rogers, Jacobstown sunshine
cake, Miss Abbie E. Folwell, Columbus; dough
nuts, Mrs. Alfred Rogers, JAcobstown, and
Mrs. Sarah II. Sexton, Jacobstown; cranberry
pie, Mrs. Barclay G. Rogers, Jacobstown; dis
play OF honey in comb, Mrs. g. +. Harvey,
Columbus quart jar cherry preserves, pine
apple DO, ounce do. canned cherries, canned
plums, Mrs. Thos. b. Atkinson, Burlington !;
pear preserves, strawberry do, Mrs. A. p.
Stackhouse. Medford canned pears, Mrs. X.
W. Stillwell, Crosswic1s jar of pickles, Emily
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