The Newtown bee., 1900-10-12
GREENFIELD HILL,
THE GRANGE FAIR.

The annual fair of the Greenfield Hill
Grange was held Tuesday and Wednes-
day, afternoon and evening, September
Is and 26, and proved to be very en-
,yaDle event, and q success in every
particular. The fair, this year, was on
. much larger scale, and the large num-
Der Of people who were present present: AFTER ter
words Of praise for the fine exhibits.
The Grange hall was attractively dec
Grated with Japanese asparagus
cut Fl ,wers and large palms, furnished by
Florists Sherwood and Horn. The
Greenfield Hill Cornet band was present
during the fair, giving concerts Tuesday
evening, Wednesday afternoon and ev-
ening. Following Ia the list of awards.
The list is incomplete as the award list
of some of the departments were not pre-
served. The figures l, as, following
the name denotes first, fond and third
award of excellence.
Vegetables: Mrs Bronson, egg plant, 2.
Mrs G. q. Bradley, tomatoes, 2.
J. q. Hull, White Star potatoes, 1.
B. F. Pease, Globe onions, 2.
Martin Jennings. Green Mountain po-
tatoes, 1.
Conard Buckingham, Empire State pc
tatoes, 2.
Conard Buckingham, red onions, 2.
Clifford Banks, watermelon, Ice Cream,
l and q
John E. Osborn, Rose potatoes, 3.
Mrs W. G. Buckley, Beauty tomatoes,
W. G. Buckley, Green Mountain pota.
toes, 3.
SIS. Meeker, Rural New Yorker po-
tatoes, l.
W. 9. Bulkley, Globe onion, l..
W, G. Buckley, Bed Globe onion,
Sherwood Banks, pumpkine, l and 2.
R. Fred Jennings, Mangle Wo1lzsl
peets, l.
R. Fred Jennings, Green Mountains, 2
A. 81. Pesse, Burbank potatoes, 1.
Simeon Pease, Empire State potatoes /.
s. Pease, pumpkin, 8.
Susan Nichols, peppers, 2.
Susan Nichols, egg plant, 1.
Chickens and pets: Mrs George h.
Knapp, Partridge Cochin chickens, 1.
Mrs George 81. Knapp, pet cat, l.
Bessie Archibald, cage of yellow and
white cats, l.
Herman Pease, bantam, 1.
Irene Bradley, white rabbit, l.
Irene Bradley, Guinea pig, l.
Irene Bradley, wild rabbit, L.
Clarence 81. Banks, Partridge Cochin
chickens, 2.
Olive Pease, pair Langshang chicks, l.
MAo OA0C "Ouu OoAA63 tlIV Ai8uU O16s
ma chickens, l.
M. Elva Banks. Bantam young chicks,
Mrs Sherwood Banks, pair Rouen
ducks, /.
Mrs Lewis Burr, pair geese, 1.
Mrs Lewis Burr, pet cat. 2.
G. o. Jellif, white Holland turkey, 1.
Laura Dowd, silver grey bantam, 1.
Laura Dowd, Plymouth Rock chickens,
E. r. BulkleY, hen with three legs, l.
Mrs W. G. Buckley, pet cats, 2.
Edward Osborne, common pigeons, l.
Theodore Sturges, Game chicks, l.
Theodore Sturges, Indian Game roos-
Theodore sturges, Game chicks, 2.
G. A. Fl. Bright, two pair imported
pigeon', record Of $50 miles, l.
G. A. 81. Bright, two pair record Ho-
mer pigeons. l:
G. A. h. Bright, two pair, one Homer
IS years old, l.
Bessie Archibald, Augora rabbit, l.
o, w; o; Burr two White "yandotte
W. o. Burr, cats, mother and seven
F. A. Burr, Pekin ducks, l..
w. o. Burr, Buff Leghorn chickens, l.
F. A. Burr, Erminetts, l.
Mrs Herman Pease, one pair White
Wyandottes, l.
Mrs Lewis Burr, White Pekin ducks, 2
Canned Fruit: Mrs Oliver Jennings,
pineapples, 2.
Mrs W. G. Buckley, apples, 1, 2 and 8
Miss Emma Jennings, plums, and 2.
Miss Emma Jennings, peaches, 8.
Mrs N. q. Sherwood, cherries, spears, 2
and 8.
Mrs G. 81. Knapp, pears and 3.
Mrs Simeon Pease, Strawberries, 2.
Mrs Pease, plums, 8.
Miss G. Q. Banks, collection Of ounces,