The Newtown bee., 1902-10-31

Blush, Sweet Gilliflower, Yellow Belle
flower, Mcintosh Red, Rambo, Lady
Sweeting, Rolf, Fallowater. Total As
named varieties; four no names.
Pears: Doyenne de Camise, Duchess
de Bordeaux, lst, George w. Squires.
Lawrinse Aniou, I'd, H. 0. Averill. |
Orange ounces, 1st, G. G. Ford.
Concord grapes, 1St, @. G. Ford.
Alfalfa, fourth cutting, sowed spring
1900. F. J. Kilborn.
Garden truck: Cabbage, 1st, d. S.
Hartwell; I'd. F. o. Wheaton.
Purple Lap Strap Leaf turnip, E. c.
Whitehead.
Onions 1st, H. E. Bradley; I'd, R.
w. Squires.
Beets, LIST, c. S. HOLSTER; I'd, r. w.
Squires.
Carrots, 1st, Leroy Squires: I'd, r.
w. Squires.
Parsnlps, 1st, R. w. Squires.
Satisfy, LIST, r. w. Squires.
Celery, 1st, Aspinwall Brothers.
Parsley, LIST, Mrs c. C. Ford.
Pear gourd, 1st, Mrs J. S. Wyant.
Sunflower, 1st, Leroy Squires.
Chestnuts, LIST, w. S. Ford: I'd, LIE
Roy Squires.
Hickory nuts, 1st, Leroy Squires;
I'd, w. S. Ford.
| Articles from the house, exhibited
| by Mrs H. w. Woodruff, fancy bed
spread made by Mrs G. Lyons after she
was 20 years old, silk bed spread,
ginger bread pattern, knit shawl,
pin ball, work basket, scrap basket,
sofa pillow, sofa pillow lap.
Edna Wyant, sofa pillow.
Mrs J. G. Wyant, sofa pillow.
CANNED FRUIT:
Mrs H. w. Woodruff. can tomatoes,
l can pears, can peaches.
Mrs G.. G.. Ford, l can pears, l can
peaches, can picked peaches, l can
picked cucumbers, l can chopped
pickles, l can crab apple jelly, can
apple jelly.
Miss L. B. Averill, l can peaches.
Mrs G. G. Ford, loaf rye bread.
Mrs E. G. Whitehead, 1 loaf choco
late cake, 2 pumpkin pies.
Mrs R. w. Squires, l loaf chocolate
cake, cake walnut cake.
F. J. Kilborn, bottle Niagara grape
wine.
!. Major S. C. Kingman, dish persim
mons.
Town of Washington, anthracit,
coal.
TIDINGS FROM NEW ZEALAND.
William Coad of New Zealant
writes Mr. and Mrs Orestes HickoX tn
>. following interesting letter under dat
of August !:
The Thames people are now prepar
ing for celebrating the Kings corona
tion, which ceremony comes off the da
!. after tomorrow Saturday. Grea
, disappointment was felt when tn
ceremony had to be postponed on Jun
26 last owing to the Kings illness, 70
: considerable preparations had bee
made to tittingly celebrate the occasion
However it is to be hoped the core
nation will come off this time all right
= So far as us Thames folks are concern
ed we are going to do our best to sho,
D. our loyalty and patriotism. Nearl
every house in the town has fla
J. staff erected from which will be flow
flags on Saturday so that the displa
l. of bunting will probably be the larges
ever witnessed at Thames. In add
y tion large number of people are e
ing in for decorations of one sort G
a another, whilst at night there are t
be general Nominations, SO that tn
J. town will no doubt look very gay. TIL
program for the day is fixed somewha
u as follows: Church services, attende
by the volunteers, cadets and bano
l.. will be held at 1890 a. m. and at ]
T. the volunteers assemble at give
point to fire feu de ioie in honor {
the King. In the afternoon there
=, to be public procession through tn
- town, comprised of the volunteers, c;
, diets, three bands, fire brigade, men
= bers of the Friendly societies, and |,
, cal municipal bodies, some 1000 scho'
- children and teachers and number
MaOriS, the latter of whom will be a
~ companied by brass band, the men
bers of which are composed entirely
:, Maori women. After parading thong
- the town, the procession assemblies {
y. stated point, where speeches are I
- be delivered by public men, the Unto
: Jack unfurled and saluted and I'll
," school children each presented with
souvenir card. In the evening thel
y is to be a torchlight procession:throug
j., the town, fireworks INDUCED in and
tremendous large bonfire will be i
full operation on top of one of til
high hills adjacent to the town, til
l, whole winding up with citizens dil
ner. You will therefore see we are j
+, for big day and if the weather is fin
r, we shall no doubt have most EMO,
able time. Similar programs are t
ly be gone through in all of the towr
throughout New Zealand.
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