The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1903-10-02
The Fair.

The Fair.
The Fair this year was success. Th
weather was ideal, the attendance unusu
ally large and the exhibits of high order
The Republican State candidates wer
present on Wednesday. The crowds O
visitors seemed to enjoy the holiday. an
there were many happy meetings an
greetings. The prize umbrella, whic
was given by the ladies Of this communit
to be voted to the handsomest young lad
on the grand stand yesterday. was award
ed to Miss Annie Briscoe, of Prince Fred
erick, Calvert county. The cadets from
the Agricultural College made a fin
showing in their dill yesterday and wer
warmly applauded.
The following awards were made:
Household Products-Best display o
fancy work, various kinds, Miss Ami
Thomas; quilt, silk patchwork, Mrs. Oder
Bowie; quilt, silk patchwork, crazy, Mrs
William Hall; quilt, worsted patchwork
Miss Ida Monroe; quilt, cotton patchwork
Mrs. Roderick NJ. McGregor; counterpart
knitted, Miss Kate Hill; counterpart, GRO
cheted. Miss Pattie Waters rug, Mis-
Agnes McGregor; display Of buttonholes
by hand, Miss Gertrude Berry; stock
ings, Mrs. John T. Hall; machine sewing
Miss Marie Hill; crocheted slippers il
wool, Miss Mamie Bowie; hand sewing
Mrs. B. NJ. Dorset; neatly patched gar
ment, Miss Edith Hill; infants dress, Miss
Mamie Bowie; dressed doll, Miss Rebeccs
Thomas; cotton embroidery, Mrs. John T
Hall; silk embroidery, Miss Holly Hill
silk embroidery on satin, Miss Annie
Thomas; worsted embroidery. Mrs Harry
B. Bird, Jr; drawn work, Miss Mary Nc
Gregor; fancy knitting in silk, Miss Mary
Duvall; crocheted work in worsted, Miss
Nellie B. Hill; crocheted work in cotton
Miss Daisy jenkins; hand made lace, moi
less than yard, Mrs. Mary Berry; sofa
cushion, made up, Mrs. Harry B. Bird, Jr.
toilet pin cushion, embroidered, Miss
Mema Roberts; hemstitching, Miss Mamie
Bowie; point lace, hand made, modern,
Mrs. Harry B. Bird, Jr.; Battenburg lace,
hand made, modern, Miss Mamie Bowie
Honiton lace, hand made, modern, Miss
Gertrude Berry; Kensington embroidery
Miss Eleanor Garner; Persian embroidery
Mrs. Harry B. Bird, Jr.; outline embroid
cry, Miss Nellie Grant; braiding, Mrs
John 81. Traband; darned net, Miss Kate
Hill; fancy work made by person over 7C
years of age, Mrs. M. M. Duvall; plain
sewing made and exhibited by child under
10 years, Miss Edith Jarboe. Judge, Miss
Mary Shehan, of Washington.
Kitchen Products-Cooked ham, Mrs
M. E. Berry; baked chicken, Mrs. Allen
Bowie; fruit cake, Mrs. Ida NJ. Bowie;
pound cake, Miss Marie Hill; cocoanut
cake, Mrs. George Berry; angel cake, Miss
Nellie Grant; devils food, Miss Edna
Berry; jelly cake, Miss Sadie Traband;
chocolate cake, Miss Minnie Chew; jun.
bles, Miss Rebecca Thomas; sugar cakes,
Miss Gertrude Welch; loaf of bread, Mrs.
Frederick Binger; rolls in pan, Mrs
Frederick Binger; French rolls, Mrs. II.
B. Contee; Vienna rolls, Miss Louise
Berry; Maryland biscuits, Mrs. John T.
Hall; soda biscuits, Miss M. E. Kendall;
candy, Mrs. H. B. Bird, Jr.; jellies,
varieties, Mrs. T. ]. Grant; fruits, varie-
ties, Miss Mary McGregor; vegetables, 8
varieties, Mrs. L. E. Padgett; preserves,
6 varieties, Mrs. Frederick Binger: jar of
sweet pickle, Miss Minnie Chew; lar of
sour pickle, Miss M. E. Berry; jar Of
mixed pickle, Miss NJ. E. Berry; catsup;
Mrs. George T. Duvall; vinegar, Miss NJ.
E. Kendall; hard soap, Mrs. Nelson Jar
Doe; lard, Mrs. M. E. McGregor.
Home made Wines-Six bottles of wine,
different varieties and kinds, Miss NJ. E..
Kendall; concord, Miss M. E. Early; bot
tie of grape other than mentioned, Mrs.
NJ NJ. Duvall; currant, Mrs. T. J. Grant;
blackberry, Mrs. Allen Bowie; strawberry,
Miss M. E. Berry; raspberry vinegar, Miss
Eleanor Garner; cherry, Miss Mildred B.
Carter; cider, Mrs. b. w. Dorset; fruit
in brandy, Miss Minnie Chew.
Fruits-Apples, 1 peck, Frederick
Binger; peaches, Frederick Binger; plums,
E. Garner; ounces, Willard Traband;
pears, Frederick Binger.
Garden Products Collection of squash,
G. W. Robbins; parsnips, E. Garner; egg
plants, Mrs. Roderick NJ. McGregor; peck
of turnips, g. W. Robbins; turnip beets,
Mrs. Mary E. Wilson; cabbage, E. Garner;
collection of tomatoes, kinds, Miss Mar
garet Hill; celery, G.. W. Robbins; peck
of lima beans, Frederick Binger; carrots:
G.. W. Robbins; ears of sugar corn,
Henry Ward; collection of onions, G.. w.
Robbins; collection of peppers, Frederick
Binger; potatoes, 2 kinds, G. M. Berry;
peck of tomatoes, Henry Ward; sweet
potatoes, 2 kinds, Miss May Hill
Flowers-Best display of potted plants,
Mrs Mareen D. Humes.
Dairy Products-Fresh home made but
ter, first premium, Mrs. William Schuyler;
second premium, Miss Edith Hill.
Field Products-White wheat, E. E.
Berry; red wheat, David Mccoy; white
ear corn, Nihil Farm; rye, peck, David
McGov. ncp corn Wi11ion Roborto. rod