The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-10-14
SneciaI Premiums.

The special premiums awarded at the
fair of the Burlington County Fair Asso
citation, were received by the following:
Oil heating stove for best pan of raised bis
cult baked in Othello range, offered by George
d. Worrell was gwen to Miss Hettie Gaskill,
Mount Holly.
Morris chair. offered by Rosenfeld Bros,
Mount Holly, for best looking and most at
ira tive child under three years of age, Cor.
nelia May Scranton. Underwood, n. j. =,
Ladies' IS umbrella, by Gimbel Brothers,
Philadelphia. for best display OF preserves
Mrs. X. s. Stackhouse, Medtord.
OIL ainting valued at SIS. by Marks Broth
sIs Pniladelphia for best display OF silk EN-
s. c. Chiids. Mount Holly. gave two pre-
miums. Mrs. f. $. Davis, Mount Holly. got
so lbs. of Silver Lake flour for the best loaf of
bread made from that -four. Mrs. John Arm
strong, Mount Holly, got 80 lbs: OF Century
| flour for the best biscuits made from that
| flour.
The imported lemonade set offered by W.
L. Wilkinson. Mount Holly. for the best cram
berry pie. was secured by Mrs. G. Nj. Bovine.
Ten-pound lady cake by Joseph 6 Bower,
Mount Holly. tor best loaf of rye bread, Miss
| Annie Rogers Hatnesport
Parlor lamp by Edward Jones. Mount
n n0 BY aGr LADY, mrs BYRON ~ Griag Mount HoIy
Wilton rug by t. Walter BorIon, Mount
Holly tor best pumpkin pie, Mrs. X. A. Ellis,
Frank Davis gave a pair of $3.50 shoes for
display of ladies' fancy work. They were Ia.
ken by Kate j.. W lllldnS, Pl1la06lDn1a.
| Canary bird and brass cage. by E. G. Vahe
Philadelphia for hest jar apple jelly. Mrs
Thomas II. Heulings, Marion.
l. W. Hall 4 Sun, Philadelphia, offered two
premiums. For the best glass of apple Jelly
$40 worth of mercha ndise was given to Mrs
Addie Let's, Mount Holly. The other prize
was merchandise o be amount of s. tor the
best crayon of animals by young girl or boy
between l2and II years of age. This premium
was awarded to Miss Irene Gsskill. Mount
Holly.
Miss s. B. Githe ms gave two premiums. One
barrel OF Pure Gold Flour tor best loaf OF
bread made from that flour, to Mrs. Mauri
Haines, Mount Holly. One barrel Xxi flour
for best cranberry pie with crust made iron
that -four to Mrs. Harry Glass, Mount Holly
Standard hammock offered by the Standard
Hicks Hammock Company for best crayon o
fancy heads. Norman Harker. Mount Holly.
LAdy's gold brooch, by Ross W. Quicksall
Mount Holly. for best centrepeice, silk EN-
broidery, flower design, Miss Cecil Kilbnrn
Mount Holly.
Pair OF lady's shoes, by L. C. Sherman
Co., Mount Holly, for best loaf of wheat bread
Mrs. William II: Davis L.wistown This frn
Hud~on b. Haines. Rancocas. tor basket white
potatoes
One dozen cabinet photographs, by II. L
r Keller, Mount Holly. for best sponge cake
Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mount Holly.
| Pair OF lady's shoes by Saltzman Kline
Mount Holly for best can of preserved peach
es. Mrs. K. s. Stackhouse. Medford.
Family meat cutter. by Rogers Mile
Philadelphia, for best cream sponge cake
2 Mrs H H. Leeds. Rancocas.
Brace. saw and Ratchet, by Samuel p, Cline
Mount Holly. for best basket of white pota
toes, Walter Shinn, Mount Holly.
Open face nickel, stem-winding watch, by J
| Harry Halt. Mount Holy. for best basket o
Baldwin apples, Harry Hopkins, Medford.
Three dollar hat, by James E. Higgins
o Co, Philadelphia, for best display of whit
potatoes c. W Ford, Moorestown.
: Stove, by Elwood stead. Mount Holly, TO
best mare and C 1t, John Black. Mount Holly
Set of harness, by james Birch, BurlinG
q ton, for best road horse, Alfred W. Lofland
Ma rlIon.
Wooden blanket valued at s.. by NJ. 5. Frink
Philadelphia, for best road team, William Nd
: Farand, Philadelphia
Five gallons paint by John Lucas Co
Phiiad phia. for n est basket cider apples
j. Granville W. Leeds. Rarcocas. The sam
3, firm on red II dozen pints blacK enamel to
i dressing for the fastest two year old coll
, This went to A W. Lofiand, Marlton
Head halter, by Attire g. Prickett, Noun
: Holly. best two-year colt A. w. loflant
Marion.
e Hat worth $3.50. by Martin Bayersdorfer
= Mnnnt Holly, for best basket Smiths eide
- apples Harry Hsnco K Burlington. NJ
C Bayersdorfers premium of $3.50 sweater &c
best busheI of field corn, was secured by A
! Il. Wright, Mount Holly.