The Newtown bee., 1896-10-16

Basket ualdwins Jobu l.. hughes let Ferris Brothers 2d.
 Basket Greening apples, Ferris Broth CTS lst, G. B. Beers 33.
 Basket Northern Spys, Ferris Brother 1st, John B. Peck 2d.
 Twelve ounce Pippins, Ferris Brother lst. Lemon Pippins, J. B. Fahchnd lst Ferris Brothers I'd.
 Fall Pippins, J. B. Fairchld lst, J. R Peck Fl.
 Golden rippins, F. H. Beers Itt, s B Camp 2J,
 Pound Pippiu7, <, B. Camp lst.
 Basket Pippins, Ju.Ia A. Nichols lst
 Newtown rippins, Ferris Brothers 2d
 Pound apples, Mrs J. W. Knowlton 2d Roxbury Russets, Ferris Brothers yt R. l.. Warner 2d. Sweet RusscCe, Ferris Brothers 2d. GilihoWer, l.. R. Shidm0re 2d.
 Seek,no-fur.her, J. B. Fairchld lst.
 Spitzenburg, Ferris Brothers Ist.
 Marigold, Ferris Brothers lst.
 King, Ferris Brothers Ist, John l. Hughes I'd.
 Baker, J. B. FailchiId lst, Mrs B. D Beardslcy 2d.
 Foathorweight, John l., Hughes 1st.
 Strawberry, John L. Hughes lst
 king-of-the-vullcy, John L. Hughes lst.
 Maiden Blush, A. W. Peck dis.
 Mackintosh, A. L. Peck I'd.
 Gravenstein, J. l.. Hughes lst.
 CLASS PARAGRAPHS, PEARS, ETC
 Concord grapes, W. E. Ackley Ist, J. l.. Sanford I'd.
 Moore's Early grapes, J, L. Sanford 2d,
 Brighton grapes, Willis Lockwood 1st, J. l.. Sanford 2d.
 Virginia grapes, W. E. Ackley 1st.
 Niagara grapes, J. l.. Sanford 2d.
 Charter Oak grapes, J. B. Downs 1st.
 Seckel pears, J. Nj. Otis Ist, R. l.. War her 2I.
 Bell pears, Willis Lockwood lat.
 Beurre Bose, T. E. Platt lst.
 Diana grapes, H. ". Mitchell 2d.
 Lemon quinces, Willis Lockwood 1st.
 Crab apples, Willis Lockwood 2d.
 Orange quincea, R. L. Warner Ist.
 Niagara quinces, M. s. Otis 18t, Mrs H. B. Dikeman 1st.
 Winter pears, R. L. Warner Ist.
 Sheldon pears, Mrs c. B. Sherman 1st. Tree quince, s. J. Blackman 1st.
 Orange Bush quince, s. J. Blackman lst.
 Plate Cranberries, l.. k. Skidmore 2d. Peach vine fruit, W. H. Thlcket.
 CLASS ELEvEN-vEGETABLE
 Turnip beets, R. l.. Warner lat.
 Sugar beets, c. F. Beard8ley I'd.
 Beets, Stanley BIackmau lst, c. j.. Beck 2d.
 Collection celery, c. F. Beard=loy 1st, Edward Minor 2d.
 Maux carrots, c. F. Beardsley 2d. Red cabbage, H. W. Wright 1st. Early cabbage, R. L. Warner Ist. FootIess cabbage, H. W. Wright 2d. Citroh melons, A. J. Wilson Ist, T. E. Platt 2d.
 Plate Peppers, H. W. Wright l, E. R. 2d.
 Parsnips, c. F. Beardsley Ist. Mammoth pumpkin, George Ruf1es 1st. l Field pumpkin, Miss Julia Dikeman lgt. 1 Ferris Brothers 2d. Red ppiDuu Eorris p~oAbo-, rk Yellow onions, Ferris Brothers lst, E :. Botsford 2d.
 White onions, George ", Clark lst, 'erris Brothers 2d. Hubbard squash, Mrs H. B. Dikeman st, T. k. Platt 2d. Essex Hybrid squash, E. B. Field lst. Marrow squash, k. B. Field 1st, c. M. eresford 2d. r Valparaiso squash, F. B. Andrews 2d. Pie squash, c. A. Bradley 1st. q Crookneck squash, T. E. Platt lst, herman Crofut 2d. Watermelons, Ferris Brothers Ist. Muskmelons, c. F. Beardsley 1st. Purple Globe turnips, c. M. Beresford t. White Egg turnip, c. M. .Beresford 2d. Plate tomatoes, Mrs Fl. B. Dikeman 1st. Plate Matchless tomatoes, j. B. Parme 3 2d. . Lettuce, Mrs II. c. Curtis 1st. :, Swiss Chard, A. J, Wilson lat. Long Green cucumbers, Sherman Cro- < tt 2d. Climbing cuoumbers, George . lfiles 2d. Martynia, T. E. Platt 1st.