The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16


several prizes, so the name of the ones
making the entries are given first to
save repetition. The list:
Mrs. VI. j. Connor--First prize on
tied tides.
Mrs. r. NJ. Smith, Amasa- First on
woollon yarn, nrst ON knit lace. first
and second on knit tides.
Mrs. Ida Smith, Amasa-I'irst on
picked cuCumbers, crab apple jelly,
currant Jelly, peach jelly: second on
grape jelly, first on wheat bread, Soc
ond on raised biscuit second on knit
Wonilen yarn, first and second on knit
Woollen socks, second ON CroChcted cot
ton tidy, first on croChcttcd silk tidy,
first on three hubbard squash, second
on can of pears, second on can of cher
ries, first on maple sugar, first on both
jar and print butter, second on canned
tomatoes, first on grapes, second on
CuCumborS.
w. O. Worth, of Jermyn, Pa.-First
prize on fall, winter and crab apples,
second on pears, first on Early Divide
and Dewdrop potatoes, second on
Moneymakor potatoes, second on sum-
mer radishcs, first on Sir Walter
Raleigh and Carmen, No. g. potatoes.
Philip Mckune, Nichoson-SeCond
prize on draught mare, first on two
ycar-old and first on yearlng colt.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Tiffany, Hopbottom--Sec-
ond on watcr-color painting. first on
painting on plush, first on knit Slip
pers, first on Crochcttcd slippers. first
on embroidered handkerchief. first on
embroidered CentrepieCc, first on Eing-
ham sofa pillow. first on pen drawing.
TIFFANY's BIG LIST.
Z. f. Tiffany, Brooklyn, poultry
breedcr-First and second on single
driving horse. first and second on light
hNt lNt,
ridge cochin fowls, first on white
Wyandottc fowls, second on white
Nyandotte chicks, second on buff wy
andotte fowls, first on chicks, first on
barred Plymouth Rock fowls and first
and second on chicks, first on white
Plymouth Rock fowls. second on chicks.
first on huT Plymouth Rock fowls and
chicks, first ON black MinorCa fowls
and chicks, second on singlc-Comb
white lcghorn fowls, first on hOudan
fowls and chicks, first on golden polish
fowls and chicks. second on II. Is. Il.
game bantam fowls and chicks, first
on Pekin ducks. old and young; first
ON cayuga ducks, old and young: first
on white guinea fowls, first and second
on chicks, first and second on Mon
SOllan ph"aSantS, first ON collection of
poultry, second on collection of pigeons.
Ed. oakley, West LcnoX-First on
sinClo-Comb brown lcghOrn fowls and
horn fowls and chicks, first on Cornish
Indian game fowls, second on silver
duck-wing game fowls, first on red
game pyle game fowls, first on black
breasted red game fowls and chicks.
first on pit-gamc chicks, first on grade
dairy COW, first on grade-dairy hcifcr,
one year old.
Irvine Ilallstcad, SCott-ScCond prize
on saddle horse.
William Knight, Flcctville-SCcond
on road colt, two years old.
Mrs. T.. J. Bodleman, Factoryville-
Embroidered doylies, first and second
hrSt on oil painting, "A Pair of Cats"
first on painting on china. first on
pencil sketch, second on embroidered
,entrepioCc.
VIII Howe, ,Fleotvillc-First on hcavi-
est dozen of hens eggs, first on lightest
dozen of same
ARTISTIC WORK REWARDED.
Berrie Wilson, Factoryville-Second
on oil painting, first on water color,
second on painting on china, second on
pencil sketch first on silk quilt, first
on outline work.
Mrs. Amy Potter 2O7 oak street,
Scranton-Second on table mats first
on toilet mats, needle case and pen-
wiper.
Mrs. T.. g. Crollcn. North Main ave-
nue.. Sc'anton-First on tatting doylies,
second on tattinS lace.
Mrs. stephen Chappcll, North Main
avenue, Scranton-F'irst on Brazilian
point lace.
Mrs. William Thomas. Theodore
street, SCranton-FirSt ON Mexican
doylc.
Mrs. VI. u. Potter, Flcctville-Sccond
on woollen mittens and second on
grapes.
Mrs, Ida Potter, Fleotvillc-Secondo on
Snit slippers and hair wreath.
Mrs. Nernic Snydcr-First on cans
If cherries, raspberries, blaCkberrics.
.herry jelly, strawberry jelly and
sooscherry jelly.
Mrs. ID. l.. Potter, Clifford-First on
lried fruit, knit wool stockings. nit
ems, loggings, silk mittens, sunbonnet,
an photo case; second on picked
,,ucumhers, crochetted toilet mats,
iozen hens eggs.
w. s. Huslander. Dalton-F'irst on
Surpee's earliest, white elephant pota-
.oes; hrSt on table beets, onions, cab
page squaShes; first Oh single-comb
white leghoru fowls and chicks; first
IN rose-comb white leghOrn fowls and
'hicks; second on White Wyandotte
Plymouth Rock fowls.
Mrs. r. II. Miller Dalton-.First and
icCond on SuubOnnCtg,
John Anthony, Wallsville-First on
,um cochin chicks, first and second on
ing doves. "
Mrs. Isaac Nafus, Flcotville-S.cond
IN rag carpet, second ON knit lace.
Mrs. clyde Nafus, Fleetville--First on
yunnoTers.
FOR CRoCHETTED LACE.
Mrs. Ira Nafus Flcctyillc-Srrond ~,
,rochctted lace, first on tuInhlcr mats
Earl Hobbs, jr., Fleetvillc--Secondo on
Pekin ducks.
Frank SwartH, MN City--First and
second on extracted honey, first ON
eomh honey, first ON comb foundation
Mrs. l.. w, Miller, Wallsvile-Flrst
Dr. lace pillow shams, table scarf. han
ncr in kcnsng,On painting, stamp
plate; second on painting on satin.
Mrs. William Stoddurd, Dalton--First
biz linen tidy, picture throw, croch"ttod
lace, CruChettrd hrd-sprcaG, picture
'ralnc, artificial lowers: second ON cot
ton tidy, linen tdy picture throw.
Tochettod slippHrS, crorhcttrd silk tldv
TdCHcttcd hOottees, outline hod-sprcal !
Maggie Gr"on, Wallsvilo- Flrst OF
sofa pillow, table mats, outline bed.
'rr"nd, second on "ilk quilt
N"s. Margaret chase, Wallsyil!c-
First ~ ,ini' bod .sur,ad, iirst and Sec
'1G on .rosc~atitrh on canvas.