The Newtown bee., 1904-10-21

ties, 2d; finest plate of apples, 1st; Baldwin, 2d; Lady, 1st; NameleSs, 1st; Spitzenberg, 2d; Marigold, 1st; Hurl- burt Stripe, 2d; Seek-no- further (dark), 1st; Roxbury Russet, 2d; English Rus set, 2d; Peck's Pleasant, 1st; Russian, 1st; Pumpkin Sweet, 2d; Sweet Rus sett, 2d; Newtown Pippin, 1st; Pound, 2d; Fall Pippin, 1st: Pewaukee, 1st: | Northern Spy, 1st; Yellow BellfoWer, 1 2d; Starr, 1st; Winter Golden Sweet, ,2d. |
 c. B. Nettleton: plate of apples 2d; Baldwin, 1st; Gravenstein, 2d; Dur ham Green, 1st; HaWley, 1st; Man, lst; Wagner, 1st; Spitzenberg, 1st; Seek no-further (dark), lst; Roxbury Rus set, 1St: English Russet, lst; Hub bardson's Nonesuch, 1st and 2d; Nameless, lst; Greetings, 2d; King, 1St.
 H. F. Cogswell: Gravenstein, 1st; Wealthy, 1st; Ben Davis, 1st; Green ings, 1st; 20 ounce, 2d; Northern Spy, I2d.
 L. A. Mason; Marigold, 2d; Green Russet, 2d; Ben Davis, 2d: Pewaukee, 1St.
 c. c. Ford: Hurlburt Stripe, 2d; Seek-no-further (dark) 2d: Vandevere, 2d; Golden Red 1st; Walbridge, 2d; Green Russet, 1st; Peck's Pleasant, 2d; Hubbardson's Nonesuch, 1st; Graft, 1st; Russian, 2d; Pumpkin Sweet- 1st; Crabapple, 2d; Gillifiower, 1st; Sweet Russet, 1st; Newtown Pip pin, 2d; Pound, lst; King, 2d; Wolf River, 1st.
 B. N. Couch: Seek-no-further Qight), 2d 20 Ounce, 1st; Yellow Belltlower,
 w. M. Nettleton: Talman Sweet, 2d; Gillifower, 2d; Wolf River, 2d.
 B. c. Whitehead: Porter, 2d.
 L. L. Hollister: Fall Pippin, 2d. c. c. Ford: Windemere, 1st; Rabb Sweet, 1st; Brewster, 2d. !. c. B. Nettleton: Brewster, 1st.
 H. o. Averill: Hornet, 1st; Barret, s 1st.
 Dan Nc Carthy: Quinces, 1st.
 c. 0. Ford, Quinces, 2d. IT. Hollister: Sheldon Pears, 1st; Clairgeau, 1st; Comice, 1st. E. 0. Whitehead: Sheldon Pears, 2d. E L. A. Mason: Fallowater, 2d. R. c. Murphy, Fallowater, 1st. Judges on Fruit: M. w. Aspinwall, : L. B. Smith, A. 0. Titus. + Potatoes: ee D. l.. Hartwell: Early Rose, 1st
 POtentate, lSt.
 w. M. Nettleton: Early Rose, 2d [, Fill Basket, 1st; Green Mountain, 2d l.. A. Mason: Potentate, 2d; Fiji r Basket, 2d; Queen of the Valley, 2d. R. Q. Murphy: Delaware, lst. e c. L. ;Hollister: Carman 1903, 1st d E.;C Whitehead: New Queen, 2d " Green Mountain, 1st. e Judges: B. O. Whitehead, E. Meek CT, H. o. Averill. n H. w. Cady: RadiSh, 1st. " s. F. Seeley: Warty Hubbard Squash s. lst.
 F. J. Kilborn, warty Hubbard Is Squash, I'd. IS 0. B. Nettleton, Yellow Squash, 1st George Peppenseik' Yellow Squash | 0. G. Fenn, Golden Hubbard, 1st.
 H. F. Cogswell, Golden Hubbard, 2d 's L. A. Mason, Pumpkin, lst: Citron .e i' 1st; Cow Horn Turnip, 1st. l. s. F. Seeley, Pumpkin, 2d. d M. w. Aspinwall, Cabbage, 1st. m m c. s. Hollister: Beets, 1st; Carrots If If 1st; Corn, lst. h George Peppenseik: BeetS, 2d; Gel It ii. 0. Averill, Onions, 2d.
 Miss L. M. Whitehead, Tomatoes
 1st.
 Mrs E. N. Moore, Ornamenta
 Gourds, 1st.
 L. Vi. Barnes: Exhibit of Russo
 Apples, picked in 1903, 1st. n F. J. Kilborn exhibited collection v of 20 Hubbard Squashes, combine h weight PAY pounds, all grown from on " seed.
 ,Sy. Judges: E. c. Whitehead, H. O s. Averill, B. Meeker. e Canned Fruit, Jellies, etc.: Z Mss Celia Nettleton: Plums 1st a. a. Peaches, 2d. le Mrs c. s. Hollister: Plums, 2d; Qu1r 1e ces, 1st. r Mrs B. G. Humphrey, Pears, 1st ;. Rhubarb, 1st. K Mrs B. c. Whitehead: Pears, % 4 f. Canned Cherries, list; Cucumber Pit le Mi Mrs H. w. Woodruff: Peaches, 1s U Watermelon, 1st; Tomatoes, 1st. Mrs c. c. FOrd:. Picked Pears, 1S ooa oa Chopped. Pickles, 1st; Picked Peache! ed e Mrs H. ". Woodruff: Apple Jell! ,o ,o 1st; Grape Jelly, 1st. n3 l9 Mrs c. 0. Ford: Plum Jelly, 1s al af Crab Apple Jelly, 1st. oe ba Mrs B. G. Humphrey: Grape Jell. ne Mrs H. w. Woodruff: Sugar an IT. Ginger Cookies, lst.
 Mrs B. c. Whitehead: Doughnut
 1st.
 |. Mrs L. A. Mason: Squash Pie, 1st. Ge' Mrs H. B. Frisbie: Pumpkin Pi $ Miss Mabel Whitehead: Chocolat
 Pie, 1st. 5g Miss Ellen Keaveney: Raised Los ue Cake, lst.
 Mary Frisbie, fudge, 1st.
 Mabel Whitehead, fudge, 2d.
 Judges: Mrs A. 0. Titus, Mrs Hem in Foulois and Mrs Frisbie. n- Exhibit of Fancy Articles: A' Mrs F. J. Kilborn: Sofa Pillow, Is ,te Mats, 1st. ''0 Mrs F. B. Schmiedei Sofa Pillov n- 1st.
 'n Mrs H. w. Woodruff: Sofa Pillov in 1st; Table Cover, 1st; Silk Quilt, Is
 Handkerchief Bag, lst: Painted Tid
 1st; Dust Cap, lst.
 Miss Amelia Poppensiek: Sofa Pi
 low, 2d.
 Miss Lima Wyant: Sofa Pillow, Is
 Mrs s. J. Nettleton: Sweater, Is 'd; Mrs B. s. Humphrey: Renaissanc
 Collar, 1st; Embroidered Collar, lst. te- Mrs Eckman: Table Spread, 1st.
 Mrs Murphy: Pansies, 1St.
 Miss Frances Hull: Shawl, 1st.
 Mrs c. Ford: WorSted, 1St. 'p' Judges: Mrs A. c. Titus Misses Be
 sic Baker, May Hickox, May Hartwel
 THE PROBATE QUESTION. The public is waiting with conside II, able interest to see what will be tt
 result of the Republican Judge of Pr
 bate convention in this town. It hs in hitherto been the practice of the pr'
 bate delegates, two from the Jude