The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-10-01

GOuldin; varieties grapes,3 buuches OF
each, Mrs DR. q M Wallace; dried ap-
plies, w b JenkIns best colony Carni
olan bees, Eugene Bozel; best colony
Italian bees, Chas. Koeppen.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
CLASS Ten pounds butter, Jas. II
Smith; five pounds butter, Mrs. A K
PEN berton; two pounds butter, Mrs A
X Pemberton; two lOayes bread, Miss
Mary Shepherd; bread with salt rising,
Mrs G. w Nicholson; bread Of bolted
flour and rye bread. Mrs G. w Nichol-
son; Sally Lunn, Mrs Clara q Walker;
pan rolls and corn muiiins, Mrs Z
Rowe; rusk, Mrs + A Hall; soda and
butter crackers, Mrs Thos IL Harris;
sweet crackers, Mrs L Morrison; beat
biscuits, Miss Nettie Fitzhugh; waters,
Mrs NJ G Roy; pound cake, Mrs Eugene
Bode: sponge cake, Mrs G. w Nicholson,
Jelly and fruit cake, Mrs Lena Flz-
hugh; silver cake, Mrs q w Nicholson;
gold cake, Mrs Is f Rose, ginger cake,
Mrs Medora Bowling; tea cake, Mrs
F Rose; angel cake, Miss Maggie Kelly
almond and hickory nut cake, hrs g Is
Dnrrett caramel, Jenny Lynn and
orange cake, Mrs G. W Nicholson; ice
cream cake, Miss Carrie Bell Quinn;
lemon cake, Mrs L Rose.
CLASS baked ham, Mrs G. w Mich
olson i've pounds honey, Chas Koop-
pen. assortment of sauces, Mrs w +
Leavell tomato and cucumber catsup,
Henry Ulmau; cucumber pickles, Mrs.
Medors Bowling; yellow pickles, Miss
Maggie Kelly; sliced pickles, Mrs II
kaufman, Diangoes and sweet picked
peaches, Mrs B Durrett; pick
led fruit, Mrs Medora Bowling; col
lection OF pickles, Mrs. +. j. McGhee;
piccalla, Mrs C B Durrett; sorghum
syrup, & A Trus!ow; slilled wine from
grapes, Mrs Lena Fltzhugb sparkling
wine from grapes, Mrs q NJ Wallace,
display Of grape wine, Mrs q 4 Hun.
ter; blackberry wine, Mrs Lena Fitz.
hugh; currant wine, Mrs q w Nichol-
son; cherry wine, Miss Mary Miller;
ederberry>wine; Mrs Clara q Walker;
cordial, Henry Ulman; cider vinegar,
L + Gouldin; sparkling cider, Il +
Gouldin; homemade ale, Miss Lizzie
Kelley; hard and soft soap, Mrs b
Durrelt; sugar oandy, Mrs q + Chest
mutt; molasses candy, Mrs 5 l Baggett,
Jr.; caramel candy, Miss Eliza Roy;
chocolate drops and English walnut
candy, Mrs 5 BaggeIi, Jr; peanut
candy, Mrs Clara Walker; walnut and
almond candy, Mrs c B Durrett.
CLASS B. Preserved-Quinces, Mrs
Florence J McGhee; peaches, Miss Lizzie
Kelly; pears, Miss Mary Shepherd;
plumbs and currants, Mrs Thomas Ii
Harris; damsons, Mrs Chas Keoppeni
tomatoes, Mrs Baggett, Jr.; apples,
Miss L w Barber; grapes. Mrs J w
Masters; cherries and sweet meats, Miss
Mary Shepherd; raspberries, Mrs +
Rose; straw berries, Miss Maggie Kelly
black berries, Mrs l Baggett, Jr
oranges, Henry Ulman; pineapples,
Miss Maggie Kelly. Canned-Blaek-
berries, cherries aud peaches, Mrs
+ Rose; pears Mrs Agnes R..Chichester,
grapes, raspberries and tomatoes, Mrs
B + Rose; whortleberTies and goose
berries, Mrs b Durretl; corn, Miss
Maggie Kelly; straw berries, Mrs b
Rose; ounces, Mrs. 8. | Baggett, Jr
apples, Mrs G. b Durrett; plums and
pine apples, Mrs b + Rose; brandy pears,
Miss Mary Miller; brandy cherries, Mrs
X 4 Jones; brandy peaches, Mrs W b
White: apple butter, Miss Mary Shep-
herd; peach butter, Mrs II kaufman;
apple jelly, Mrs X r Jones; peach aud
currant Jelly, Mrs Thomas II Harris;
straw berry jelly, Miss Mary Shepherd;
wine jelly, Mrs K T jones' ounce jelly,
Mrs Baggett, Jr.i black berry Jelly,
Mrs II Kaufman; plum jelly, Mrs Thos
II Harris; grape jelly, Mrs J I Rowe.
CLASS 4-Sewing by hand, Miss Mary
Miller; shirts by hand, Miss L Morri-
son; skirt by band, Miss Dorothy Wash
ington: suit ladies undergarment by
hand, Miss Mary Miller; infants suit by
hand, Mrs w A Moncure; shoe bag by
hand, Miss A E Sheppard; clothes bag
by hand, Mrs VIM H Tyler; dsrning bag
by hand, Mrs Q b Durrett; fancy hand
kerchief bag by hand, Mrs W Il Tyler;
knitting bag to hold ball by hand, Mrs
WIT Leavel,, work bag by hand, Miss A
z Sheppard; shirt by machine, Mrs. q
Frank Timberlake; skirt by machine,
Mrs G Frank Timberlake; infants dress
and skirt by machine, Mrs w A Mon
cure; specimen ornamental work,
Mrs j b Colbert; child's bonnet, Miss
Ella Lewis; embroidered chemise in
cotton or linen, Miss Kendall; specimen
letter making n cotton or linen, Miss
Mary Thompson; buttonhole in cloth,
Mrs Clara Walker, buttonhole In
cotton or linen, Mrs A e sheppard.
CLASS 5-Embroidered infants blan-
ket, Mrs A NJ Tyler, embroidered ia-
fant's carrisge robe, Mrs VIM IL Tyler;
embroidered infants skirt Mrs J u
Washington; embroidered ladies' skirt,
Miss Dorothy Washington; embroider-
ed doylies, Miss NJ Goolrick; embroid-
cred table cover, Misss Mary Thomp-
son; embroidered table mats, Mrs W A
Muncure; embroidered centre piece,
Mrs O G Rosencfautz;embroid Otto.
man cover, Mrs w ) White; embroid-
cred letters in silk, Miss e w Barber;
embroidered infants sack, Mrs w X
Daniel; embroidered infants pillow,
Mrs w A Moncure; embroidered in
fant's shawl, Mrs A NJ Tyler, embroid-
cred picture frame, Mrs @ Frank Tim
Derlake; embroidered toilet mats, Mrs
w A M0ncure; embroidered pillow
shams, Mrs Thomas Ii Harris; embroid-
cred splashcr. Mrs A n Tyler;embroider.
ed head rest Mrs w A Moncure ;embroid-
cred pin cushion, Mrs VIM II Tyler; em
broidered sofa cushion. Miss Mamie
Dix; embroidered bureau scarf, Mrs
Wm Il Tyler. Specimen worsted en-
broidery, Mrs @ Kosencrantz; speci.
men jewel embroidery, Miss Mary
Thompson; specimen embroidery
on. flannel, Miss Lydia Orrock; specimen
satin stitch embroidery, Mrs w Z Mon
cure, sample embroidery, Miss Dorothy
Washington; sample embroidery on
boiling cloth, Miss Dorothy Washing.
ton.
Class 6, Crocheting-Largea afghan, Mrs
Vim II Tyler; child's afghan, Mrs A NJ
Tyler; child's jersey, Mrs VIM II Tyler
child 'sreins, Mrs c Rosencrantz; powder
puff, Mrs c Durrett; fancy basket, Mrs
A NJ Tyler; fancy scrap basket, Mrs A N
Tyler; cotton tidy, Mrs Chas Koeppen;
infants hood, Mrs VIM II Tyler infants
cap, Mrs Chas Koeppen; infants sack,
Mrs VIM IL Tyler; infants boots, Mrs