The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-09-08

Henry NJ. Mccullough, superintendent
Miss Give Ellis, assistant


Miss Give Ellis, assistant.
Fine Arts-Display oil painting, Ger
trude Frye; second, Mrs. Violet Kuoz
third, c. V Howard; landscap~, same
second, NJ f Moran; maIino, { Y How
ard, second, same; flowers in oil on eau.
vas, Nj E Moran; second, Hattie Morgan;
heads, NJ L Moran; animal III oil on can
vas, w ] Marratt; other designs i'll oil on
canvas, A II Rutherford second, NJ L
| Moran: head in oil on china, NJ E Moran;
| flowers, Mss Potter; display painting in
water coIors, Corinne lamar; second,
Mrs. Violet Knox; water cOlors, other
design. Y II Rutherford; second, Alice
| Schouler; display on wood, NJ E Moran
article on wood, Violet Hankinson; second
Queen Deshane; article on satin, NJ f
| Moran; second, Hannah Cutler; article
on silk, Violet Hank insou; second, NJ L
| Moran; article on velvet, same; article
on plush, n Collins; article on brass, NJ
Z Moran; second, Mrs r c Thackery;
article on channels. Mrs. Violet Knox;
article on boiling cloth, Hannah Cutler;
second, NJ E Moran; article on glass,
Mrs c B Whorten; second, Irene Lotlland
painted tambourine, NJ E Moran; secoud,
Queen Deshane; painted fan, Rebecca
Slaymaker; painted plaque, NJ E Moran;
second, Mrs R c Thackery; display paint
ed tile, Violet Hankinson; article pain led
tile, same; article on slate, Rebecca Stay
maker; sesond, Violet Hankinson; dis
play on porcelain or china, six pieces,
Irene L9f1land; second, Mrs w G Thomas;
display on shells, NJ E Moran; painted
scarf, same; second, Mary Plnm; painted
blottcr, Mrs, Violet Knox; second, Rs
becca Siaymaker; painted cravat Case,
Emma Hughes; painted handkerchief,
Mrs Violet Knox photograph holder,
Mary Plum; second, Mrs { B Whorten,
portfolio. Mrs Violet Knox; pencil draw
ing, NJ E Moran; pen and and ink draw.
ing, same; second, Mrs Violet KNOX;
etching on linen, NJ E Moran; article of
Kersington painting, Helen Ash; painted
mirror, Mrs w ] Payne; painted screen,
Mrs. j VI Tucker; second, { V Howard,
painted bureau set, plncushion and
bottles, NJ L Lincoln; article of wood
carving, J Knox; second, George Heath;
crayon, Mrs W J Payne; pastel landscape
same; article glassine, Mary Moore; Jar
dirier, Mrs N j Heath; second, Mrs. lisa.
bella Boulder; article of china, Violet
Hankinson; decorated chocolate pot,
Miss Potter.
Specials-Art crayon drawing, Ella
Wilson; drawing, pen or pencil. Miss
Potter.
FLOWER DEPARTMENT.
Miss Ellen Barroll, superintendent.
Assistants, Misses Henrietta aud Laura
lamar.
Geraniums, 3 plants. 3 kinds, Helen
Ash; beg onias, 8 plants, 3 kinds, Helen
Ash; second, Emma Hughes; ornamental
vase OF growing plants. E NJ Thomas;
second, Anna Hogg; rustic stand of grow
ing plants, E NJ Thomas, second, Mrs G
a Brown; table display pot flowers, E
NJ Thomts; hanging basket, Sadie Cham
bers; heliotrope, Helen Ash; second,
Henrietta Hague; single begonia, Annie
Hogg; second, same; century plant, Mrs
G A Brown; hydraugea, Mrs NJ Dunbar;
rustic window box of growing plants,
Mrs G A Brown; second, E NJ Thomas;
rare plant, F Jones; second E NJ Thomas
datura, same; single geranium, Mrs M
Dunbar; second, Helen Ash; display
palms. L NJ Thomas; white Florida air
plants, E o Walton.
Cut fowers-Roses, E NJ Thomas;
second, Anna aogg; dahlias, E NJ
Thomas; vsrbenas, Dsbbie jackson;
chrysanthemums, Anna Hogg; Zinnias,
Mrs G A Brown; second, Anna Hogg;
ANIMALS, E NJ Thomas; second, Mrs NJ
Dunbar; basket cut flowers, Mrs Bed
well; tube roses. 6 stalks, E o Walton;
second, E NJ Thomas; pansies. Mrs R j
Reed; second, Anna Hogg; Phlox, F
Jones; second, Annie Hogg; sweet peas,
F Jones, caphea, F Jones; coxscomb, J
T Ward; Astors, Helen Ash; second,
Ella Toad; begonia, Jones.
Floral designs &c-Wreath cut flowers
Helen Ash; cross cut flowers, Anna
Hogg; second, Debbie jackson; bouquet
Indigenous flowers, Mrs J Bedwell; Cd,
Lizzie Marrett; cut blooms, Mrs Isabella
Bouiden; dried grasses, Bessie Heath;
second, Mrs NJ Heath; design cut flow
ers, E M Thomas; best cornucopia. Anna
Hogg; funeral design, same.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
The exhibit was mall in this depart
ment, which was largely attributable to
the facts that the schools of the county
open for the fall term on Monday, giving
the pupils no time for preparation under
the supervisors of their teachers.
Specials--Free hand drawing, Mabel
Keys; map Cecil county, Mabel Marrett;
drawing of head of animal or person,
with pen or pencil, same; landscape of
Cecil county with pen or pencil by pupil
under IS years. same; specimen peuman
ship, under 16 years, same; second, Ella
WitTorth; map of Maryland, Mabel
Marrett, second, Miss Potter.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. w. A. MITCHELL superintendent
Assistants, Mrs. V. NJ. McCabe, Misses
Ella Mahoney, Florence Tuite, and Ida
johnson.
Butter-Two pounds, Fresh, Mrs j Bed
vol; second. MIS- j I Clark; Firkin sailed,
3 mos old, Mrs j Bedwell; second, Mrs NJ
Dunbar.
Lard 5 pounds, made prior to March, '94
Sallie Jackson.
Bread wheat, Ella Eaton; second, Mrs
| NJ l. Hogan; rye, Sallie jackson; bran, Sallie
Jackson; second, MIS- W r Gilpin; NTarylan
biscuit mary Springer; second, MIS- j b /
| well; rusk, Clara Gallagher; second, Sallie
Jackson; rolls, Miss Ella Eaton; ID. same;
| Bread by girls under Is years-wheat NJ E
| Clark: Maryland biscuit, Mary Ricketts,;
| rolls NJ + Clark.
| Cakes Pound, MIS- Emma Lodge; sponge
Susie Bratton; jelly, MIS- j Bedwell; cup,
Mrs James Ford; ice cream, Susie Bratton
| marble, Mrs James Ford; layer, Annie
Howard: tumble, same; soft ginger bread,
NIrs E B Reese; hard ginger cake, Mollie
| Foard; angel cake, Mrs VIM witwortb
crullers, Mary Drake.
Pies-Green peach, Ella Eaton; green
apple, Mrs W X Gilpin; grape, Mrs j I
Clark; cherry, NJ Mc1ntire; pumpkin Gus
| tard, same; apple, Mrs w Il Gilpin; white
potato MIS- G NJ Boulder: sweet potato, Mrs
W Il Gilpip; 3 cups custard, Ella Eaton
dried green, Susie Bratton.
| Fruit, Buffers and Jams-Apple w A
Mitchell; peach, MIS- j II Covugton; grape
Salle jackson; black berry, NJ E Clark; to-
matos, Mrs James Foard; peach, Sallie
Jackson; pear, Irene Lottland; black berry
Mrs Emma Lodge; currant, Mrs G NJ Boul
den; crabapple, Mrs A Mearns
Preserves-Apple, Eta Med aniel, white
peach, NJ McIutire; yellow peach, Miss Eli,
Eaton; ounce, Airs James Foard; pear
Mrs l. NJ Sheldon; plum, Mrs j Swirt; citron
Sallie jackson; pineapple, Irene Loffiand
ripe tomrtoe, NJ McIntire; green tomatoe
Mary Drake; straw berry, MIS- j Z Ruther
ford; grape, NJ DIcIntire cherry, Mrs Jane
Foard; raspberry, Mrs L Rutherford
| blackberry, NJ Mclntire; red current, Mrs q,
| L Rutherford.
Jellies-apple Mrs Al Mearns; crabappl
Mrs G NJ Boulder; ounce, Annie Holden
plum, Mrs j + Rutherford; blackberry ,Salli
Jackson; grape, mrs I Clark; red currant
Sallie Jackson; gooseberry, Mrs E Ruth
r erford; peach, mrs James Rowland.
Fruit in sealed cans-w bite peaches pre-
vous to 1894, IN mcIntire; End, mrs j /
? Covington; yellow, mrs j Beeswanger, 2nd
m mcIntire; pears, Eta mcdaniel; End
, mrs j Bedwell; white peaches in 1894, Il
mcIntire; End, mrs G N Boulder, yellow
Annie Holden; End, mrs G Boulder
> pears in 1894, Eta mcdaniel; 2nd, mrs
Bedwsll; ounces, mrs James Foard; 2nd
:; mrs NJ l. Hogan; blackberries, mrs j
J.; Gamble; 2nd, Annie Holden; cherries, MI
;. j I Gamble End, j Fl Covington; plum
[ mrs 7 Gamble End, mrs IN Dunbar; gree
corn, Emma Hogg; lima beans, mrs j
}. | Clark; whole tomatoes, End, mrs j f Blak
y. | straw berries mrs l. IN Sheldon; pineappl,