The Somerset reporter., 1898-10-20

George, 2.
Bailey Sweets-John Bacon, /.
N. Y. Pippins-O Cromwell, l.
Roxbury Russets, o Cromwell, l.
Spitzenburgh-O Cromwell, 1.
Golden Russets-t has. E Corson, 1.
Wealthys-D G Wood, l.
Snow apple-W G Wade, i. D G
Wood, 2.
Alexander-Mrs NV B Williamson,
1; c E Varney, 2.
Nodheads-Levi LeBaron, /.
Northern Spy-Levi LeBaron, l.
Black Oxford-Levi LeBaron, l.
Nonesuch-F A Cutting, /.
omatoes-IIarry Rowe, /; Maud
Varney, 2.
Fall Orange-W G Wade, IL w Ba-
con, 2.
Sweet Grape-Frank George, 1.
Champion Grape-H A Kimball, /.
Pears-J W Bacon, /.
VEGETABLES.
Squash-E A Lowe, il w Bacon 2;
Perry Thomas, 8.
Cucumbers-Chas.P ressey, /; Merton
Wade, 2
Turnips-E c Chamberlain, 1.
Pumpkins--E c Chamberlain, l; G E
Corson, 2; also twin pumpkins shown by
D S Jones and Merton Wade.
Carrots-FrAnk Darling, L; Henry
Harris, q Chamberlain, 3.
Cabbage-W Rowe, /.
Potatoes-Frank George, 1 VIM. Har.
low, 2; G E orson, 8
Sunflowers-HenryH Harris, l.
Beet-Calvip l. Whitcomb, /.
Cattle Beet-Henry Harris, /; E G
Chamberlain, 2.
Dutton Corn Fl Stevens, /; Wallace
Tibbetts, 2; S Tracy, 8.
rowed corn-C III Presley, 1; e A
Blaisdell, q Frank George, 3.i
Popcorn-S Tracy, /. @H4
Nice lots of corn were shown by Harry
Kimball, Ed Williamson, E A Lowe, and
Whitcomb.
Two lots of good butter were shown
by Mrs. Kelsey Allen and Nellie
Presley.
Bread-John Dyer, /; c K Allen, 2.
Pickles-Mrs. John Bacon, /; Mrs. w
Rowe, 2; Mrs. L snow. 3.
hilli sauce-Mrs G Kelsey Allen, 1.
Preserves Ida Presley, /; Mrs
John Bacon, 2; Henry Harris, 8.
Jellies--Mrs Henry Harris, l.
Strained honey-Geo. Ii LeBaron, l.
Honey in comb-Mrs E A Lowe, /.
PICTURES.
Landscape-Perry Thomas, L; Mrs
Will " ade, 2; Mrs E A Lowe, 3.
alter scenery-Mrs E A Lowe, /;
Perry Thomas, 2; May Thomas, 8.
Rose bouquet-Mrs viii ade, l.
RUGS
Drawn rugs were shown by Mrs Levi
Ham, Mrs NJ Varney, Mrs VIM. Har-
low. Mrs M V b Williamson, Mrs Henry
George, Mrs f A Lowe, Mrs FL Grid
Ter, Mrs E 3 Willard
Button rugs were shown by Mrs Kel-
sey Allen, Mrs G N Wood and Mrs Levi
Ham. Braided rugs by Mrs Fl Jones.
Yarn rugs by Mrs II 5 Jones.
Samples of home made carpeting, Mrs
" m. Harlow and Mrs Levi Ham.
QUILTS.
silk quilt-Mrs Z A Lowe.
Slumber robe lara Mcdonald.
Home made spread-Mrs Z A Blais-
dell.
Patchwork quilt-Mrs Eliza Blaisdeh.
Shawl spun and woven by Rose Blais-
dell's great grandmother in 1885.
Afaghan-Geo. Chandler, l.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Picture throw-Mrs Chamberlain,
| Jennie Harris, 2; Mrs Kelsey Allen, 3
Crochet mat--Elva Brown, /; Mrs
Kelsey Allen, 2; Mrs q, hamberlain, 8.
A good display of mats WIS shown by
Mrs Geo. N Wood.
Money purse-Mrs W Blaisdell.
Pin cushion-Mrs I'll A Kimbal1, /;
Rose Blaisdell, 2.
Hairpin tdy-Mrs G N Wood, l; Mrs
f b willard, 2.
rochet fan tidy.--Mrs II w Baisdell,
/; Mrs q Kelsey Allen, 2; Agnes Fen
ton, 3.
Handk erchief case-Mrs E Will
lard, l.
Door banner-Mrs f b Willard.
Brush case-Mrs Il A Kimball.
Fancy decorated plate-Mrs E c
Chamberlain, /; Abbie and Leila Blais
dell, 2.
Best display of crochet and knitted
lace, Mrs II 5 Jones.
Fancy knit hose-Mrs H = Jones.
Bureau set-Mrs c g Yeaton, l.; Mrs
II S Jones, 2.
Embroidered dolies- Mrs c G Yeaton,
!; Jennie Harris, 2; Mrs G Wood, 8.
Crazy work tidy-Rose K Blaisdell, l
trazy table cover-Mrs K B Willard, l.
Pillow cases with home knit lace-Mrs
Levi Ham
Sofa pillows-Mrs Kelsey Allen, 4;
Jennie Harris, q; Elva brown, 3.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Potted Plants-Rose Blaisdell, 1.
Dahlias-Mrs VIM. Harlow, /; Mrs E
A Love-,
ysanthemums-Nellie Presley, l,
Minerals-Perry Thomas, l.
Indian relics--Perry Thomas, /.
avalry rihe-David L Tracy, l.
Powder horn N Varney, /
Vase 100 years old-Mrs G II Girdler, l.
Fancy pitcher-Mrs c II Girdler, l.
Fancy crockery-Maud Varney, l.
Ancient lamps-Mrs c A Blaisdell, l.
Wooden scoop--Mr M Varney, 1.
Spool stand and comb case-Fred Fl
! Pressey, /.
Taxidermist work-Alma Lowe, l;
Chas. E Varney, 2; Mrs Levi Ham, 8.
Among the curios to be seen were
branches of raspberries which had bios
somed and were heavily laden with
fruit for the second time this season.
They were found In the open field.
There was also branch of early sum-
mer apples nearly ripe which once be-
fore this present summer has borne and
mRtured fruit These were shown bv