The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-28

d. Jones; turnips, W. @. Zamer; rutabagas. II.
A. Contant; cauliHower, W. 5. Sophier; celery,
W. S. Sophicr; peppers, l.. W. Bunnell; car
rots, W. 5. Sophier; cucumbers, W. L. Sophier;
manzel wurtzel, T. d. Jones watcrmeons, r.
D. McManus; muskmelons, W. $. Sophier; sal.
siy, L. S. Ely; gourds, Frank Borton; citron,
+. NJ. Grifhs; parsnips, W. S. sophier; potatoes,
William Cameron; best collection vegetables,
W. s. Sophier.
CLASS 7-BUTTER, CHEESE, BREAD, SUGAR.
Best Jar dairy butter, 7. d. Jones; dairy
print butter, c. p. Chamberlin; cheese, made
in country. Mrs. A. NJ. Williams; loaf wheat
bread, MS Nelson Packard; loaf Graham
bread, Mrs. W. G. Tannes, Indian bread, Mrs
Y NJ Williams; soda biscuits, Mrs. Horton
Reynolds; raised biscuit, Mrs. A. @. Tannes
loaf caks, Miss Alma Goodrich 10 pounds
caked sugar, Mrs W. G. Cow; 10 pounds stirred
sugar, Mrs. Z. c. Peck; maple syrup, F. NJ
sheldon; best assortment bake stuTs, Mrs T.
N. Williams.
CLASS s-vlNEGAR HONEY AND CANNED
| FRUITS.
Cider vinegar, Mrs. Nelson Packard; 10
pounds extracted honey, Z. X Deval; pounds
| comb honey, Mrs r. d. Smith; largest exhibit
honey. Z. W. Moser; best exhibit foundation.
l.. S. Ely; can peaches, Mrs. Nelson Packard;
can plu,ns, Jennie Cobb; can pears, A. J. Gere;
can cherries, Mrs. +. d. Snyder; can currents,
Mrs. W. NJ GaI I; can strawberries, Mrs. p.
A. Smith; can lack raspberries Mrs. c. II.
Stearns; can red raspbeuies, Mrs. c. II. Stcarns;
gooseberrics, Mrs. +. ID. Snyder; can blackber.
Ties. Mrs. c. II. Stearns; can huckeberries, Mrs.
Fred Greene: can grapes, Mrs b. +. Jacoby;
can tomatoes, Mrs W. NJ. Gavitt; catsup,
Mrs. T. A. LaBar; can picked crabapples,
Ella S. Jacoby; can mixed pickles, Mrs. Lizzie
Brush; can picked cucumbcrs, Mrs. n. NJ.
Cavtt; picked tomatoes Mrs. +. NJ Williams;
picked pears, Mrs. II. r. Smyth; picked
peaches, Mrs. Nelson Packard; cup apple jelly,
W. l.. Sterling; cup crsbapple Jelly A. C. Tan.
ncr; currant jelly, Mrs. Fred Green; ounce
jelly, Mrs. A. c. Tanner; plum jelly, Mrs Y.
A. LaBar raspberry Jam, Mrs. A. W. Brun'
dage; peach jelly, Mrs. A. d. Darrow; grape
jelly, Mrs. Lee Burbank; assortment jelly,
canned fruit and vegetables, Mrs. W. NJ. Gavtt.
CLASS 10.
Rest exhibit agricultural implements, W. W.
wmarth
CLASS II.
Best specimen cabinet work. Sara c. Discroad
nlaid work, Z. =. Bradford; largest display
furniture, J. o. Bricn; best ladder, WV Pope
CLASS 12-DoMEsTIC GOODS.
Ten yards rag carpet, Mrs. J. ID. Mack;
gents striped mittcns, Mrs. C. G. Rowe; gents
fringed mttens, Mrs T. j. Estabrook; gents
knit gloves, Mrs. Ida Moxley; ladies' silk init.
tens Mrs. A. B. Wright; ladies' wool mittCns,
Mrs. c. NJ. Brewster ladies' wool hose, Cynthil
Davidson; three pairs wooden socks, Mrs. r. l.
Wcstcott; sample wool yarn, Mrs. Cynthia
Davidson; article Of patching. Mrs. G. G.
Rowe; article of darning, Mrs James Deyinc;
crazy quilt, Mrs. +. p Munger silk guilt Mrs.
| 7. Hatch; worstcd quilt, Bertha Whitlock;
patchwork calico quilt, Carrie S Marsh; knit
bedspread. Mrs. f. P. Munger; crocheted bed.
spread, Mrs. c. VI. Brewster; bedspread, Mrs.
". S Edgar The following is the work Of
children under Il years: Patchwork piece, Ber.
tha Stcarns; dressed doll, Flossa Lindsay; out.
line work, Florence Whitelock; article darning
or mending, Florence Whitclock; hemmed
handkerchief, Arthur Whitelock; fancy work,
Nellie Lindsay.
Glasses l3 and II ornamental needle work
and are Of such an infinite variety aud the list
is so long that we cannot print it,
Glass Is the rlouShinG match, which was
decided Wednesday, and won by c. II. Cham
berlin. as recorded in yesterdays Tribune.
CLASS 17-sCHooL EXHIBIT. USGRADED
PUPILS.
Map of North America. May Turrcll; map Of
Pennsylvania Mabclle NJ. Whitney; map Fiji
tecnth congressional district, Mabelle M Wilt
ncy; best production OF story (pupil under II
years., Earl Sheen social letter, Edith Rogers
collection business forms. Glen W. Harding; mar
United States, showing acquisition territory
Celia Potter drawing school building, Edith
Rogers; drawing domestic animals Roy Tur
, rell; free hand drawing, Edith Rogers; spec
men penmanShp (aupil under s., Lawrence
Savage; ditto (pupi under l2l, Bertha Sage
ditto (any pupiD, Joy Harding; school making
best exhibit, Brooklyn school. Division .
Graded school pupils: Map North America Ger
| trude Tenant map Pennsylvania, Carrie Jones
map Fifteenth congressional district, La.
Evans social letter, Sadie Rynearson bust
ness forms, Mabel Rogers map United States
; showing acquisition territory, Gertrude Ten
nant sketch Lyman Richardson, Mildred Os
3 nun; drawing, showing circulation OF blood
vcma Little; drawing school building, Flossi'
Nash; drawing domestic animals, Earl Pratt
frcchand drawing, Flos5ie Nash. Division s.
t ungraded school tearhcrs Best outline o
, Jacksons administration, Mabel E. Harding; odt
, line biographical sketch, J. NJ Moshier; pal
r for school building, j. Moshcr. Division 4
Graded school teachers; Plan Of Jackson's ad
mnistraton, Lena Smith; biographical sketch
: Maud Walde plan for school building, Maud
. Wadc.
The officers of the fair deserve prais,
T, for their exhibition and for the un
swerving politeness and urbanity the.
; gave to each of their patrons. Presi
> dent Stearns, Vice President Whitney
Secretary Jones, Treasurer Watson, Su
perintendent Harding and all the Off
; GERS. though pressed by work, alway
= found time TO answer all inquirer
e kindly and extend every possible cour
!, tesy to all. L. l.. Hatfield.
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