The Newtown bee., 1896-10-02

Seeley, Mrs E. NJ. Smith, Mrs $. F. Schermerhorn, Mrs II. Sage, Miss M. Strong, Miss Susie Rowan, Mrs Jane Summers, Mrs c. B. Sherman.
 T: Mrs George 5. Turner, Mrs Ed ward Taylor, Mrs E. Troy, Miss Anna Troy, Mrs 5. B. Terrill, Mrs Mortimer Terrill, Mrs c. F. Taylor, Mrs M. A. Todd.
 W; Mrs H. A. Wright, Mrs R. l. Warner, Mrs C. M. Wales, Mrs Ira Wild man, Miss Julia B. Warner, Mrs E. l.. Whitcome, Miss Lillian H. Wales, Mrs. Frank Wright, Miss Myra k. Warner, 1 Miss w, Whitehead.
 THE CHILDREN's EXHIBIT
 was excellent though not large, the ex hibitors being Edna L. Terrill, Eva H Blackman, Marion Peek, Edna Smith, Agnes Platt, dildred Dikeman, Gertrude Botsford, George Hayes, Nina tBoyson, Dora B0ys0h, Ethel ". Beers, Carrie Jonas, Mabel Morris, Mabel Taylor, Nina Thicket, F. b. Andrews, Andrew smith, Mildred O:is, Mary Lord, Loretta Hayes, Johanna Lynch, Geo. E. Beck
 The fl ral display was splendid, ea- pe>ialIy noticeable being the caster bean plant exhibited by W. F. Hayes, and the oig geraniums of J. E. Parmelce Other exhibitors in this class were Mrs Ira Wildman, Mrs. E. B. Beers, Mrs A. M. Frisco, Mrs $. B. Camp, W. W. Nitchell, Miss Maud Miller, Mrs c. N. Shepard, Mrs Jane S0mers, Mrs Geo. B. Beers, Mrs J. w, KnowltOn, Mrs K. l.. Johnson, Mrs c. F. Beardsley, Miss Myra Warner, Mrs Addie Nichols, Miss Maud kain, Mrs Edward Taylor, James Miller, K. Y. Platt, Miss Julia F. San ford, George Ruftles.
 The dairy products were represented by the South Britain Creamery, $. F. Averill, Mrs H. ". Wright, Willis Lock wood, Mrs A. l.. Peck
 The fine arts di-play received much favorable comment. The exhibitors Miss Lillian H. Wales, William $. Tap pan, Miss Laura Mitchell, Mrs J. 4 Morris, Mrs Myron Teller, Miss E. L. Curtis, Miss Julia B. Merwin, Mrs $. B. TerrilI, Mrs E. L, Whitcome, Miss Dag gett, Mrs John Sheehar, Mrs F. E. GiI- bert, Mrs Sidney Klbride, Miss E. T. Fitch, Sisters of Mercy, k. D. Rogers, Miss Julia B. Duncombe, Mrs Edward Taylor, Mrs E. l.. Butler, Mrs James Kelley, Mrs l. B. Harris, F. L. RonaIds, Mrs Charles H. Peck, Mrs H. G. Curtis
 THE VEGETABLE AND FIELD CROPS, those fine specimens before mentioned were brought by the following exhibi tors:
 A: W. E, Ackley, F. B. Andrews.
 B Stanley Blackmau, Eli B. Beers, C.. J. Beck, G. B. Beers, Fred H. Beers, Mrs B. D. Beardsley, C. N. Beresford, c. F. Beardsley, J, H. Backman, E. R. Bots ford, c. A. Bradley, Zera Britain, John H. Brew, c. W. Bostwick, M, F. Brad ley, Julius BeardsleY.
 c: 5. B. Camp, Mrs Sherman Crofutt, Munson Clark, George W. Clark, Shcr- man Crofutt, James Clark, Mrs H. G. Curtis, II. W. Clark, James Coles.
 D: c. F. DuncOmbe, Miss Julia E Dikeman, J. B. Davis, Mrs H. B. Dike- man.
 F: Ferris Brothers, Henry Fairchid, William FairchiId, J. F. Fairchild, E. B. Field.
 G; l.. P. Glover.
 H: John L. Hughes. P. s. Hall.
 1: F. A. Isbell.
 K: Mrs J. W. Knowlton, c. w. Kelly.
 L: Willis Lockwood, Mrs Martin Lynch, R. s. Lane.
 Nj: H. W. Mitchell, Edward Minor, James Miller, Albert McGregor, H. s. Mason, D. NJ. Mitchell.
 N; Miss Julia A. Nichols, Mrs Dennis Nash, W. NJ. Northrop, James Nichols.
 0; J. Nj. OCis, M $. Otis.
 P: A. W. Peck, John R, Peck, A. L. Peck, J. B. Parmelee, T. E. Platt, W. II. Platt, Philo T. Platt, L. S. Patterson, H. H. Peck, Mrs B. D. Parmelec.
 R: George Rufles.
 s: L. R. Skidmore, J. Russell Smith. Mrs c. B. Sherman, J. L. Sanford, N. Seeley, Mrs c. N. Shepard, Charles San, ford.
 T: William II. Thicket.
 ": k. L. Warner, H. W. Wright, A. J. Wilson, Frank Wright, L. Whitehead. IT WOULD NEVER DO TO FORGET THE
 FOWLS,
 for they made themselves heard occas- ionally with great big crow for our fair. Some nice birds were brought in, the ex bibitors being Hawley &5 Lake, T. F. Coles, G. F. Duncombe, J. s. Mayhew, E. ". Fairchild, J. L. Sanford, Jr., James Nichols, Nj. c. Brew, Frank Wright, F. B. Mead, H. ". Wright, E NJ. Peck, J. T. Carroll, J. Russell Smith. Quite number of people brought their pets to be admired, among the number being Miss Doretta L. Gordon, Frank Eva H-~B tacknan, Miss Jen- Die Lynch, James Nichols, E. ". Fair child, B. D. Beardsley, Willie Curtis, Theodore Mayhew, J, $. Mayhew, Allen McGregor, Miss L, M. Blake, Miss Mar ion Peck
 At the close of the day every one felt l veil satisfied with the events of the day. l Tired but happy despite the poor outlook l for future pleasant weather. But our fair played in luck for it rained all night, 2 big rain and some wind, but in the morning the clouds ali blew away and Wednesday was beautiful weather. The storm had done some damage, mostly to he carriage tent. for the high wind had 1