Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-09-01
lnwood Fair Premiums.

Friday. the closing day OF the inwooo
Fair. was the day Of the Baby Show
about dozen Of Berkeley county's hand
soonest babies entered the contest for the
prizes.
William Norman Herbert won the first
prize for the handsomest baby, S., and
Baby Grimm. the second, one years SUD
scription TO the Statesman. Courtney T.
White COZ the gold ring offered by w. L
ZONES for the latest baby and Joseph O..
Hicks 81 for the next latest baby under
one year old.
The premiums were awarded by the
Judges for the various exhibits as follows
NEEDLEwoRK.
Miss Amelia Mck0wn, potete work
cushion: Mrs. M A. keterins, potete
work auilt: Mrs. I. K. WoIiord, worsted
quilt Mrs. Nettie Roberts, croched quilt
and also on knitted qult; Mrs J. ii. Shep-
herd, coveret; Miss Anna Taoo. comfort
Mrs. H. c. Moore, handmade gloves; Mrs
N. A. Kettering, handmade rug; Miss
Anna Tabb. plain sewing by hand; Miss
Blanche Staub, knitted slippers and also
on knitted stocking 5; Mrs. Ewing outline
pillow case; Miss Mamie Miller, iafauts
dress; Miss Jennie Smith earning; Miss
Blanche Staub, patching; Miss Maze
| Wien, silk embroidery; Miss Otle Silver,
button holes: Miss Sallie Cockrell. bunch
paper flowers: Miss Anna Henson. knit
tng in 81 k; Mrs. ]. 3. Morgan. crochet IN
worsted Virginia Butler, embroidery on
linen; Maize Wien, fine embroidery on
linen; Mrs. NJ. Blessing, linen knitting;
Af,lf.~ thread work
Emma Houseworth, point lace; Bessie
Miller, fine drawn thread wcrS: Mrs. mo
Decker. outline in silk; Anna Tabb, en-
broidery in silk; Ino Decker. embroidery
IN hlo floss and also on embroidery in
twisted silk: Mrs. ii. {. Moore, surface
embroidery; Mamie Carter cnochet IN
Gotten.
WINES, CAKES, &c.
!. Mrs X. c. Burkhart, preserved cur
rants, also on currant wine; w. ID. Ropp.
red raspberry wine, black raspberry
wine and peach wine Mrs. Jno. Henson,
dewberry wine Helen Hawk. blackberry
vine; Mrs. David Holt, grape wine; Mrs.
r. c. Burkhart, cherry wine, also on larg-
est display OF wine; Thos. Barrett, silver
cake; Mrs. J. McKown, angel food cake;
Mrs. w. Clendenning. ginger bread; Mrs.
VI. A. Balm, sugar cake; Mrs. Jane Hawk,
sponge cake; Nellie Westenhaver, layer
cake and also on jelly cake; Mrs. ).
Staub, pound cake.
FRUITS.
First prem.ams-L /. wilson, Bsrt-
lett pears. Thos. NJ. Banet,, ~htte Ma
, CARA ggapes: David Huss.er, King apples;
.. b. LeFevre, Ellestra peach; Jos. Hess,
Burbank plum; ", S. Miller, largest dis
play of fruit and also on largest display OF
apples.
Second premiums-C, w. Bower, speci-
men peaches; L. F. Wilson, seckle pears;
Tho's. Banett, York Imperial apples; Z.
Morgan plum.
PoULTRY-FIRsT PREMIUMS.
Snyder Bane. light brahmas fowls, light
brahmas chicks, golden wyandotts fowls,
white wyandotts fowls, wyannotts chicks,
white r. c. legnorn chicks: S. c. Brown
| leghorn fowls, barred plymouth fowls,
barred plymouth chicks. peacomb barred
plymouth chicks, white plymouth fowls,
white plymouth chicks, black langshan
! fowls, silvel,seabrieht bantam fows white
z. c. bantam fowls, greyneckigame fowls.
red game fowls, black breasted old game
fowls, white chinese gandor and fowl
geese, s. c. buff leghorn chicks and buff
cochin fowls; Lynn Watson, buff cochin
chicks, black mnorcal chicks, S. c. brown
| leghorn chicks, and wvandott chicks; J.
w. Walker, brown red game, golden
duckwing games, blue old games, Irish
grey games, and black game, Harvey
Burrell. red pyle game chicks; Boyd
2hinaman, Pekin ducks and pigeons; Joe
Coils, bantams; Pauline Fry. B B. red
games; Mrs. Stewart Strong, white Hol-
land and mammoth bronz turkeys; Mamie
Dunbams, geese; Snyder Bane, largest
| eXhi. it.
SECOND PREMIUMS.
Lynn Watson, white r. c. leghorn
fowls and white K. c. leghorn chicks; ].
w Walker, brown red game; Harvey
Burrell, black breasted old game fowls,
brown breasted game fowls and golden
duckwing fowls; M. c. Hoffman, light
brahma fowls, light brahma chicks, and
| B B. red game.
VEGETABLE.
First premiums-Snyder Bane, sweet
corn lnez Boyer, punkins; Mrs. J. w.
Kettering, fall onions; M. b. Werdman,
green beans and also on onions; Moses
| Burkhart. cantaloupes, cucumbers, pep
pers, squashes and lima beans-pod;
Miss NJ. Bane, radshes; Julia Engle
gourds; Z. A. Mish, parsnips; Harry
Mish, turnips and also on oyster plants;
Fannie Mish, white onions; Miss Ella
Rhenanan, dried corn; d. Gold Miller early
Michigan potatoes, and also Bour potatoes;
inc. Barber, early Sunrise potatoes; Mrs
Cora Holt, beets; VIM H. Cockrell, cab
| bage: Mrs. Stewart Strong, early Rose