The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-11-05

pear butter, lst. Mrs. Petty Punk; 2nd,
MIS-. Hiram Keefer; best grape Jelly,
lst, Mrs Emma Sappington; 2ud, Mrs.
/ a. Delauter; best apple butter, LIST, Mrs.
ID. V, Staufier; 2Bd, Miss Lille Phlee-
I ger
Wines and Cordials, Glass No. 90
Judges: Mrs. W. P. Rice, Mrs. Daniel
b. Miller; NJ. Louise Eader, Mrs. G..
/ n. Hargett. Best grape wine LIST, Miss
Jennie Hargett; End, Mrs. j. w. Starr;
best currant wine, LIST, Mrs. H. j.
Lowe; md, Mrs. &. Suland: best black
berry wine, LIST, Mrs. Julia Conrad;
2nd, Mrs. E. w. Edwards; best straw
berry wine, LIST, Mrs. w. G. Ramsburg;
End, Mrs, Isabel Carter; best elder
berry wine, lst, Mrs. Lucy Miller:
2nd, Mrs. William Thrasher; best
cherry wine, 1st, Mrs. Clara Notnagle;
End, Mrs. Annie Palmer: best quiLc-
I cordial, LIST, Mrs. Maggie Benner; 2nd,
Mrs. Addle Keller; cherry cordial, LIST,
Mrs. William Thrasher; End, Mrs.
Louise Snodgrass; best blackberry
wine, lst, Miss Jennie Becky; 2nd,
Miss Lula Heffner.
Judges: Miss Celeste Roelkey, Mrs.
/ ~ huIC ACGlCI, MISS w lllIt w nIIlluIl,
Mrs. A. G. McCardle. Best brandy
peaches, LIST, Miss Nettie Wood; 2nd,
Miss Clara Knauff; best canned
peaches, lst, Mr.. Ann {. l. Gladhill ;
End, Mrs. John Baumgardner; best
canned pears, LIST, Mrs. Joseph Brown;
2nd, Mrs. John Baumgardner; bet
canned cherries, LIST, Mrs. Harry Lam
bright; 2nd, Miss Ada BeunHr; best
canned ounces, LIST, Mrs. Frank Ep-
pley; 2nd, Mrs. q. w. Kindley; best
canned tomatoes, 1st, Mrs. John
Baumgardner; End, Mrs. |. n. 10y;
best canned pineapples, 1T, Mrs,
Glenn Shade; 2nd, Mrs. Clara Liggett;
best canned raspberries, LIST, Mrs. John
Baumgarduer; BUD, Miss Eleanor How
ard; best canned corn, LIST, Mrs. Jrhn
Hanley; End. Mr.. &. +. Zinmerman !;
best canned beans, lst, Mrs. Jessie
Michael; 2ud. Mrs. w. 10y.
Dried Fruit and Soap, Class No.
52.-Judges: Mrs. j. b. Tyson,
Mrs.. P. NJ. Hiteshew, Mrs. Het-
tie Shipley, Mrs. z. Claude, Dnt-
row. Best pounds dried apples, Mis-.
VIM. Thrasher; best pounds dried
peaches, Mrs. JOS. G. Miller; best 5
pounds dried pears, do; best 5 pounds
dried corn, do; best pounds dried
ash I've hard soap, Mrs Chas. Wachter;
hest concentrated I've hard soap, Mrs
Chas. II. Minor; best gallon soft soap,
Mrs. Alice Doll.
Picked Fruits, Glass No. 23.-
Judges: Mrs. G. w. Shriner, Mrs. Dr.
j. w. Downey, Mrs. Robert Nelson
Miss Molie Eisenhauer. Best sweet
picked watermelon, LIST, Mrs. Mamie
Geisbert; 2nd, Miss Cath,riue Colds
borough; best sweet picked peaches,
lst, Miss Nellie Cronise; 2nd, Miss
Minnie Harley; best sweet picked
cante!oupe, LIST, Miss Clara Knautf;
2nd, Mrs. DR.. Hunichen; best sweet
pickled plums, LIST, Mrs. Fannie Dor
sey, 2nd, Miss Clara Notnagle; best
sweet picked cherries, Miss Eva Baer:
best sweet picked pears, LIST, Mrs. o..
j. Gaver; End MiB Clara Knautf; best
sweet picked ounces, LIST, Miss Zeda
! Sweeney; 2nd Miss Ada Y. Hoffman;
/ best sour picked cucumbers, list, Miss
Hannah Whalen; 2nd, Miss X. Waters;
best sour picked onions, LIST, Mrs. Geo.
G.. Shriner; 2nd, Mrs. Matte Geesey;
best sour picked chowchow, list, Miss
| Nellie Getzendanner; End, Miss En-
ma Gesbert; best sour picked chill
sauce, LIST, Miss Lulu Steiner; End,
Mrs. Ed. Nusz; best sour picked to-
mato catsup, LIST, Miss Margaret Els
enhauer; 2ud, do; best sour picked
cucumber sauce, LIST, Miss Fannie Eb-
berts; 2nd. Miss Sadie Delibardy.
CONNECTIONS, Class No. 54.-Judges:
Mrs. f. G.. Thomas, Mrs. H. b. Wit
ter, Miss Mamie f. Routzahn, Mrs.
Jacob Rohrback: Best assortment of
homemade caromels, Miss Bessie Ty-
son.
Pathological Department, Class No.
45.-Largest and best display of APP
pies, lst, f. Il. Lakins; 2nd, E. G..
German; best plate Rambos, f. I. La
kins; best plate Redstreak list, IL.
b. Witter; best plate 6 Glavensteins,
J. Il. Best; best plate 6 Fall Pipins, W..
Ii. Harry; best plate FaIlawater or
Pound, q. G. Thomas; best plate 6
Vandiver or Smokehouse, r. &. Zim
Norman; best plate Malden's Blush,
G. Sauerwine; best plate 6 Belle
Flower. Allan Grumbine; best plate 6
Seek -no-Further, u. G. Thomas; best
plate 6 King of Tomkin's County, u.
G. Thomas; best plate Baldwins, A.
Grumb!ne; best plate Gilpln or Cart
house, Y. q. Thomas; best plate u
York Imperial, r. G. Zimmerman;
best plate Northern Spy, u: u.
Thomas; best plate 6 Winesaps, II. Z.
CONAN; best plate Rhode Island
Geeening, K. q. Zimmerman; best
plate 6 koxbury Russell, G. n. Har-
gett; best plate Paradise, +. e. Cor
man; best plate Smiths Cider, Z. n.
Hargett; best plate Jonathan, ,. T..
Zimm. rman; best plate q summer
Rlmbos, +. II. LAkins; best plate q
Ben Davis, r. G. zimmerman; best
plate 6 Fameuse, III. b. WitIer; best
plate q Wagner, u. q. Thomas; best
plate Dumlni, f. c. German; best
plate 6 Willow Spring, u. G. Thomas;
nsst plate James River, u. q.
Thomas; Lest plate 6 Lakin's Choice,
F. T. Lakins; Mann apple, u. u
Thomas.
Pears.-Best plate 6 Duchess, Allen
Grumbine; best plate S9eehan,.
Allen Grumbme; best plate Vicar OF
Wakefield, Il. {. Gormau; best plate y
Winter Nellis, Allen Grumblne; best
plate Keeffer, Mrs. j. 5. Ramsburg'
Peaches.-Best display D, choice va
rieties, Allen Grumbine.
Grapes. - Best collection, q. q.
Thomas. Best plate Ancora. Aa'on
Davis; best plate Ruger, q. G. Thomas;
best plate Catawba, y. G. Thomas.
Art Department, Class. No. 62.-
Judges. Mrs. l.. Urner, Helen }. john
son, Ada r. Dntrow, G. L. Dutrow,
w. i. Shrlner. Best portrait in oil,
LIST, Miss Nellie Thomas; End, Mrs. a.
L. Bosley; best head OF figure IN OIL,
Isl, Mrs. ID. Hall; 2nd, Miss Inc o1osia
4 -. loot To nd c .a,a, in oil lst AlrS