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

Vegetables, etc-J G. Stewart, Beverly. LIST
and II. b. Allinson, Burlington, I'd tor display
of tomatoes. Best tomatoes those who took
first premiums were W. IL. Adams, Hurting
ton, Thos. b. Allinson, Burlington; job Fish,
Mount Holly; Lewis Stokes, Beverly; Nathan;
Iioleman, Mount Holly; j c. Stewart Beverly.
Ellsworth IL. Reeves, Mount Holly; q. w
owen, Mount Holly; p. F. Matson, Burling.
ton; Frank Rigg, Burlington; I'd to Bernard
Quinn, Mount Holly; Edwin vaneman, Mount
Holly; r. }. 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 barlIs; q, W. Dudley, Mount Holly, "a
George Dantz, Mount Holly, black walnutsi
Ralph Horner, Mount Holly, %; Mrs A. II.
| Trick Nincentown, English walnuts; Jos. L.
| Parr. Columbus, Hilbert hazlenuts; George
Dantz, Mount Holly, peanuts; JOB FISH
Mount Holly, I'd; ). G. Stewart Beverly, I'd
beans in pods; Ellsworth IL. Reeves, Mount
Holly, lima beans in pods; Anna Nj. watson
| Reeves AMY Fienard Mount Hollly each Isl
for variety OF shelled lima beans II. j. sutton
nrstand second for peas in pods; L. f. Mat
son, Burlington first and second for dol
Beverly, IL. B. Bishop, Rancocas. ana George
Dantz, Mount Holly, took the prizes FOL
Roberts, Fellowship, e. II. Lippincott, Jobs
town, III. b. Bishop, Rancocas, }. w. Edwards
Mount Holly, A: s. Iiaines, Medford, Thoma.
Willis, Mount Holly, Fred l.. owens, Mount
Holly, took premiums for squashes. The
prizes for watermelons and citrons went C
John W. Heal. Burlington, 0. ID. Crane, Bev
erly Cornelius Upton, Burlington, +. +. Mat
son. burlington, Q. p. Hopkins, Masonville
w. w. Dewsen. Bridgeboro, Horace Roberts
Fellowship, $. b. Lippncott Stanwick, Geo
Gilbert, burlington. Charles Is. Hornor
Mount Holly. lst, satisfy, to g. w; owen
Mount Holly, who also got first on okLa 20
okru, j. G.. Stewart, Beverly; celery, George
IL. Hall, Mount Holly; Nathan Hoieman
Mount Holly; Charles Budden, Lumberton
William Apologize, Jobstown; David L. Bal
finger Moorestown; John Farrell, smith
Vile Cabbage, j H. Coomos Beverly Jol
J Fish, Mount Holly; David Balhnger
Moorestown; Fred DAM Mount Holly Houc
Roberts, Fellowship E. H. Reeves, Noun
Holly S. G.. Roberts, Hartiord Fred l.. owen
, Mount Holly. Khubarb, Thomas Hunting, Col
, umbus. Potatoes, j. W. Edwards, Noun
. Holly; Cornelius Upton, Burlingtoni Gilbef
=. Haines, Moorestown; W. w. Fenimor'
2 stevens; w. sharp, Columbus; George Dantz
a Mount Holly S. s. Butterworth, Nincentown
q. II Pew, Jobstown j. ii. Coombs, Beverly
G a. II. Burtis Mount Holly; William Nut
Lumbe rton Edward e. Lognn, Mount Holly
James Logan, Jr., Mount Holly; George v
c Brown, Medford II. J. Trick, Vincentowni
! | w. Austin, NtncentOwn; John Nj. Heal, Bu
l. lIngtou; job Fish, Thomas Fish, Noun
= Holly.
!; The exhibit made by the Coopertown Pr
}. gressive Farmers Club comprised no Vafietie
l. OF apples, 81 OF pears, of ounces, OF peaches
l. AZ of grapes, OF plums, " jars of canned irui
II OF wheat. OF rye, IA OF corn, OF sugar corr
g OF pop corn, OF corn on the stalk, OF hes
il in sheat, OF oats in sheaf, 30 OF tomatoes,
n lima beans, OF bush beans, q of pumpkins,
l. OF squashes, 80 of watermelons, 8 of citrons,
8 OF preserving citrons, 2 OF carrots, of ONTO
s. sets 20 Of beets, of radishes, OF cabbage,
OF potatoes, OF sweet potatoes and one eac
B of oyster plant, Okra and rhuDarb. COope
l. town took two second premi ums for display.
l. That OF the Moorestown Grange was eoI
D. posed of over $50 specimens OF fruits, veg