The Newtown bee., 1894-10-19
Talk of the Town.
THE PREMIUM LIST
AT THE NEwTowN FAIR.

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 Farrell Sd; five years old Devons, John
 B. Wheeler 1st; four year old Devons,
 George Winton 1st; four year old Dur
 ham, l. A. Hawley 1st, John s. Peck 2d !;
 three year old Durham, Thomas Bailey 1 1st; two year old Durham, Master Nor
 man Glover list; two year old Devon, George Winton 1st, 2d and Sd; one year old Devon, Tracy Peck 1st, Bertie Beers 2d; one year old Devon steer, Arthur | Peck 1st.
 DECORATED CART-Master Norman Glover 1st, Master Bertie Beers 2d.
 Cows-Six years old and over, Amos
 Hawley 1st, William N. Northrop 2d. John Farrell 3d; five years old and un- der, Durham, John B. Wheeler 1st ; grade Devon heifer, Edward B. Camp lst; two thoroughbred Holstein heifers, Stanley Warner 1st; two two year old grade heifers, Stanley Warner 1st; two yearling grade heifers, Stanley Warner lst; thoroughbred Jersey heifer calf, C.. B. Johnson 1st; thoroughbred Jersey yearling, c. B. Johnson 1st; grade Jer- sey, Mrs Addie Nichols 1st; thorough bred Jersey, H. F. Gray 1st; two cows, A. ". Peck 2i; grade Jersey heifer, P. B. Parmelee 1st; heifer calf, Mrs P. B.. Parmelee 1st.
 PoULTRY-Pair Bronze turkeys, E. M. Peck lst; pair Red Game turkeys, Flaw ley & Lake 1st; pair Asel Games, Haw- ley & Lake 1st; pair Red Game Bantam fowls, Carl Hawley 1st; Bantam chicks, A. P. and A. J. Smith 1st; trio s. C.. White Leghorn chicks, Elmer W. Fair child 1st; trio s. c. White Leghorn fowls, Elmer W. Fairchild 1st; three pair s. c. White Leghorn chicks, Thom- AS F. Coles 2d; two pair Plymouth Rocks, Hawley & Lake lst, Thomas F.. Coles 2d; trio Plymouth Rocks, D. O.. Peck lst; pair Bantams, Jesse Wildman 2d; two pair Bramah chicks, Hawley & Lake 1st; pair Bramah fowls, Hawley 6 Lake 1st, Thomas F. Coles 2d; trio Black Langshangs, Charles Jonas, Jr., 1st i; trio Plymouth Rock chicks, H. M. Clark 1st; two Guinea cocks, James Nichols 2d; peacock, Homer Baldwin list; box rabbits, Willie Stewart 1st; trio s. c. B. Leghorn chicks, L. B. Lake 1st; trio Leghorn fowls, l.. B. Lake 1st; three gray squirrels, Newton M. Curtis 1st. Citron melon, George Lake 1st, Herbert Joyce 2d, Mrs E. Bulk ley 3d; watermelon, Eugene Botsford lst; mammoth squash, Mrs H. Callahan 1st; marrow squash, c. M. Beresford 1st, John B. Stockel 2d; flat squash, John B. Stockel 1st; Hubbard squash, G. s. Peck 1st; yellow squash, Mrs Simon Cannon lst; hybrid squash, John Stockel 2d ; orange squash, o. o. Wright 1st; ford hook squash, John Stockel 1st, F. B.. Parmelee 2d; mammoth crookneck, Her bert Joyce 1st; winter crookneck, W. F.. Hayes 1st; summer crookneck, E. M. Botsford 1st, Theron Platt 2d; bush scallop, Theron Platt 1st; dipper gourd, George Drew lst; nest egg gourd, Mrs A. B. Prindle 1st; Japanese pumpkin, Herbert Joyce 1st; field pumpkin, s. w. Post 1st, Mrs E. Bulkley 2d, Hobart Camp 3d; pie pumpkin, c. E. Beers 2d ; yellow Swede turnip, D. c. Bacon 1st, James Coles 2d; white Swede turnip, S. B. Camp 1st, James Fox 2d, John Stock el 3d; white cowhorn turnip,C. M. Beres- Ed 1st, James Coles 2d; purple strap leaf turnip, Mrs E. Bulkley 1st, M. Du- gan 2d; white strap turnip, D. c. Bacon 1st; white Aberdeen turnip, Eugene Botsford 1st; yellow Aberdeen turnip, H. B. Camp 1st; white egg turnip, Robert Smith, Brookfield, 1st; yellow stone tur- nip, T. E. Platt 1st; parsnips, Eugene Botsford 1st, c. F. Beardsley 2d, 0. M. Beresford Sd; carrots, long orange, John Stockel 1st, James Fox 2d; carrots, half long, John Stockel 1st, John Donlon 2d Chautancy carrots, c. F. Beardsley 1st i; l mangold-wurzels, Dicks hotel 1st, Stan ley Blackman 2d, F. Hanlon Sd; sugar beet, c. F. Beardsley 1st; long blood beet, James Coles 1st; blood turnips, Walter Glover 1st, Stanley Blackman 2d, John Donlon 3d; dewiDg beets, c. M. Beresford 1st; teeks, John Donlon 1st l white onions, Fl. H. Peck 1st,J J. Scher-
 merhorn 2d; yellow danver onions, Charles Briscoe 1st, L. Maloney 2d, H. H. Peck 3d; Mau's red Weathersfield, Charles Frisco and Eugene Botsford 1st, H. H. Peck 2d, J. J. Schermerhorn 3d
 onion sets, M. c. Hawley 1st; picking
 onion sets, H. H. Peck 1st; bed Victoria
 onions, J. J. Schermerhorn, 1st; Savoy
 cabbage, N. w. Mitchell 1st; drumhead
 cabbage, M. Dugan 1st, Mrs A. Cree 2d
 James Fox Sd; flat Dutch cabbage, M
 Augur 1st, M. Bradley 2d; all seasons
 cabbage, John Stockel 1st; Lupton cab
 bage, c. Briscoe 2d; caulifiower, James
 Coles 1st; parsley and spinach, John B
 Stockel 1st; white plume celery, William
 Aekley 1st; giant pascal celery, J. Stock
 el 1st; red tomatoes, John Stockel 1st
 William Tomlin 2d, Eugene Botsford 3d
 yellow tomatoes, w. P. Tomlin lst, Johl
 Stockel 2d; pear tomatoes, George Drev
 1st i; yellow egg tomatoes, Mrs A. B. Prin
 dle 1st; white winter radish, John Stock
 el 2d; large white pole lima beans, Johl
 Stockel 2d; Burpee's bush lima beans
 John Stockel 2d; golden wax beans, J oh Stockel lst; peck shelled limas, Edwil Camp 1st butter beans, Mrs s. W. Stod dard 2d; knife blade beans, Mrs s. " ,, Stoddard 2d; Tom Thumb peas, Mrs w. Stoddard 2d; sweet peppers, Mrs Z : s. Peck 1st; Martyna peppers, Thero
 Platt 1st; cncumbers and peppers, El
 gene Botsford 2d; lettuce, John B. Stool
 ell 2d.
 PoTAToEs-Delaware, Charles Brisco 2 1st, D. c. Peck 2d; Freeman, Charle
 Briscoe 1st, D. c. Peck 2d: early BIisi