The Newtown bee., 1894-10-19

l Botsford 1st, c. B. Johnson 2d; white star, Eugene Botsford 1st; Irish daisy, Charles Briscoe 1st; early rose, A. ". Peck 1st; puritan, D.C. Peck 1st, J. J. Schermerhorn 2d; white elephant, D. o. Peck 1st; restaurant, Theron Platt 1st; Wallingford beauty, Theron PlatC 1st !; Elberon, Theron Platt 1st; white flower, J. J. Schermerhorn 1st, Theron Platt 2d ]; early harvest,D. c. Peck 1st; new queen, D. c. Peck 1st; six weeks, D. c. Peck 1st; late puritan, Theron Platt 1st; Chi cago gem, Theron Platt 1st; full basket, Philo Northrop 1st; bell, John Donlon 1st; vanguard, c. M. Reresford lst <; white star, R. s. Tomlinson 2d; early fortune, Charles Briscoe 1st.
 SWEET CoRN--M ammoth sweet, Ed win Camp 1st, Theron Platt 2d; ever green, Theron Platt 1st; Stowell's ever green, c. M. Beresford 1st; sweet corn, no name, Eugene Botsford 1st. c. M. Beresford 2d, John Northrop Sd; Coun- try Gentleman. C.. Briscoe 1st, Eugene Botsford 2d; squantum, Theron Piatt 1st. l FIELD CoRN-Mastodon J. l.. Hughes 1st, c. Briscoe 2d; white dent, M. Brad ley 1st, Eugene Botsford 2d, N. w.. Mitchell 3d; half dent, Walter Glover special; golden superb, R. s. Tomlinson 1st; white flint, Michael Bradley 1st, Samuel TiIson 2d, Allen Beardsley Sd; yellow dent, D. c. Bacon 1st, Mrs 0. A. Manville 2d, Mrs A. Cree Sd; eight row. ed yellow, Theron Platt 1st, D. c. Peck 2d, Eugene Botsford 3d, Philo Clark special; eight rowed dark, William Northrop 1st, J. J. Schermerhorn 2d, D. c. Bacon Sd; red, Norman Northrop 1ss i; pop corn, George A. Drew 1st; rice pop corn, Herbert Botsford 1st, Elosia A. Selleck 2d; best bushel corn, James Coles 1st; buckwheat, z s. Peck 1st; oats, s. J. Botsford 1st, Philo Clark 2d; German | millet, Michael Bradley 1st; bundle oats and rye, A. c. McArthur 1st.
 ! APPLEs-Baldwins, H. B. Camp 1st, M. c. Hawley 2d, Edwin Camp 3d :; Rhode island greenings, George F. Dun. combe 1st, J. B. Wheeler 2d. Edwin Camp Sd; northern spy, H. B. Camp 1st, Edwin Camp 2d; koxbury russet, Edwin Camp 1st, George F. Duncombe 2d. Dis cretionary, M. c. Hawley gilIfiower and pearmain; Philo Clark, maiden's blush :; John Hughes, king of the valley and Mann apples; Edwin Camp, moseley :; Philo Clark, josemore; Edwin Camp, pound pippins; H. B. Camp, autumn beauty. Basket half bushel quinces, J. L. Hughes 1st, .Philo Dimon 2d; plate quinces, Henrietta BeardsIey 1st, Annie Donlan 2d, Timothy Shehan Sd; plate pears, Vicar of Wakefield, E. W. Fair child st, s. J. Botsfo-d 2d; buffum, S. w. Post 1st, Eugene Botsford 2d, George | A. Drew Sd; discretionary, burea bose, Theron E. Platt; best exhibit pears, S. W. Post; Concord grapes, N. w. Mitch ell 1st, Mrs W. H. Glover 2d; discretion ary, baskets mixed grapes, Mrs J. H Blackman. Plates of fine apples-Bald- wins, A. W. Peck 1st, Elmer W. Fair child 2d, J. B. Fairchild Sd; Rhode Is- land greenings, Elmer W. Fairchild 1st, s. J. Botsford 2d, c. s. Platt 3d; north ern spy, E. W. Fairchild 1st, Philo North rop 2d, c. E. Beers 3d; Roxbury russet, Charles Briscoe 1st, A. W. Peck 2d; E.. W. Fairchild 3d; fall pippins. J. B. Fair child 2d, J. J. Schermerhorn 3d; gilli- flowers, John Egan 1st, K. w. Fairchild 2d, Philo Northrop Sd; talman sweets, E. W, Fairchild 1st, Philo Northrop 2d, J. B. Fairchild Sd; baker, B. W. Fair child lst, John Egan 2d, A. B. Prindle Sd; king, E. W. Fairchild 1st, Stanley Blackman 2d, A. c. McArthur 3d; spitz- enburgh, J. B. Fairchild 1st, Eugene Botsford 2d; Russian apple, A. c. Me Arthur 1st, Eugene Botsford 2d; pear. main, c. s. Platt 1st, J. B. Fairchild 2d, D. 0. Peck Sd; lady sweeting, J. B. Fair child lst, John Egan 2d, George A. Drew.3d; Boston russet, J. J. Schermer- horn 1st, John Egan 2d; sweet russet, A. 0. McArthur 1st, Eugene Botsford 2d {; discretionary, lemon pippin, D. G. Peck ]; pound sweet, W. H. Glover; pumpkin sweet, A. c. McArthur; maiden's blush, A. w. Peck; early Russian, B. J. Nor. ris; Flushing Spitzenburgh, c. B. John l son; Johnson sweet, A. c. McArthur worlds beauty, Stanley Blackman; mar. igold, J. B. Fairchild; fallowater, E. J. Botsford; Holland pippin, J. B. Fair child; Boston nonesuch, Stanley Black man; Mulligan lanch, Michael Bradley wine apple, 5. J. Botsford; hubbardson, A. B. Prindle; wagner, Charles M. Beresford; Siberian crab, E. J. Morris fancy apple tree and fruit, Austin l.. Botsford; largest exhibit of apples, Flu gene Botsford, Il varieties 1st, E. w. Fairchild, 10 varieties 2d, J. H. Peck, 1( varieties 3d.
 I Cur FLoWERs-Pyramid, Mrs Newton Shepard 1st; coxcomb, N. w. Mitchell
 lst; nasturtiums, Mrs Hayes 1st, Mrs S
 J. Botsford 2d, Mrs c. F. Beardsley Sd
 arrangement of cut flowers, N. ". Mitch
 ell 2d, Mrs s. J. Botsford 3d.
 POPPED DPLANTs-Begonias, Mrs A. w
 Bassett 1st, 2d and Sd, coleus, Mrs 0. E \ Beers 1st, Mrs l.. B. Lake, 2d and 3d
 dahlias, Mrs Philo Clark lst, Mrs May : nard 2d, Mrs Eli Beers Sd; cosmos, Mir D. c. Beers 1st; carnations, Mrs c. E Beers 1st; foliage plants, Mrs M. Augu l Ist.
 CAKE, HE AND DAIRY PRODUCTS Sponge cake, Mrs Knowlton lst, Mrs E : 0. Chambers 2d; crullers, Mrs E. | Johnson 1st; cocoanut cake, Mrs Gre , 1st, Julia Duncomb 2d chocolate cake Mrs Eli Beers 1st, Mrs c. B. Sherman 2d layer cake, Mrs W. c. Johnson lst, Mis- : Jennie Brown 2d, Mrs Walter Glover 3d ]. fruit cake, Mrs B. l.. Johnson 1st; raisi