The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-08-19

18th ANNUAL MEETING
The Fair.

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attendance for the past three days has
been unusually good, and the managers
all very much encouraged.
The following awards were made:
Household Departmental display
of fancy work. various kinds. Mr.. ]. A..
McColl; quilt. silk patch work, Mrs. F.
McManus; quilt, silk patch work, crazy,
Mrs l. s Wilson; quilt, worsted patch
work, Miss Ida Monroe; counterpane.
quilted, Mrs l. Wilson; counterpart,
crocheted. Mss Mamie Bowie: rug,
Mrs. VIM Schuyler; display of button
holes, 6, worked by hand, Mrs. J. II. Hall;
darned stockings, Miss May Clagett;
machine sewing, Miss Alice Clagett;
crocheled slippers in wool, Miss Bessie
McGregor; hand sewing, Miss Alice
Clagett; neatly patched garment, Miss
Edith Hill; infants dress, Miss Mamie
Bowie; dressed doll, Miss Holly Hill;
silk embroidery on wooden, Mr.. Rebecca
Thomas; worsted embroidery, Mrs. II. B.
Bird; cotton embroidery, Mrs. F. Nc
Manus, silk embroidery on satin. Mrs. j :.
A. McColl; drawn work, Mrs ]. A W.: ''l!;
fancy knitting in c,tton, Miss Eith Hill;
Teneriffe work. Miss Mary E. Nalley;
crocheted work in worsted, Miss Nellie
B. Hill; crocheted work in cotton. Mrs.
r. Owens; hand made lace, yard, Mrs. j.
A. McColl: sofa cushion, made up, Mrs.
j. A. McColl, toilet pin cushion, EN-
broidered, Mrs. Fl. B. Bird hem stitching,
Miss Mamie Bowie; point lace hand
made, modern, Mrs John Kyner; Batten-
berg lace, hand made, modern, Mrs. John
Kyner. Honiton lace h and made, M odern
Mrs. J. A. McColl, Kensington embroi
derry, Mrs. H. o. Bowie; Persian embroi-
derry, Mrs H B. Bird; chenille embroidery,
Mrs. NJ. E. Berry, outline embroidery,
Miss Susette Broome, braidng, Mrs. VIM.
Holmead; darned net, Mrs. John Kyner;
fancy work made, by person over 70
years. Judge, Miss Mary Shehan, Of
Woodward s. Lothrop, Ladies' Depart
ment.
Public School-Maps Of United States,
North American, South America, Europe,
Asia and Africa, Master Harrison Cal
houn; Penmanship-1st grade, Marie
Bowie; End grade, Bessie Shaw, 3r:l grade,
Eva Schuyler; 4th grade, Cecil Traband;
9th grade, Margaret Bowie; 9th Flora
Schuyler: free hand Drawing Flora Schuy
Ter.
Kitchen Departmcnt-Hard soap, 3
pounds, Mrs. William Schuyler; honey,
Mrs. J. T. Ward; lard, Mrs. M. E. Nc
Gregor; cooked ham, Miss NJ E. Berry
baked chicken, Mrs. Allen Bowie; fruit
cake. Miss Minnie Chew; pound cake,
Miss Marie B. Hill; ice cream cake. Miss
Marie B. Hill;''cocoanut cake, Miss Estelle
Berry; orange cake, Mrs. T. R. Sasscer;
sponge cake, Miss Mary Wilson; devils
food, Mrs. l. s. Wilson; nut cake, Mrs.
Eugene Roberts; marble cake, Mrs. A. T.
Brooke; chocolate cake, Miss Minnie
Chew, ginger bread, Mrs. J. T. Ward;
sugar cakes, Mrs, Eugene Roberts; loaf
bread, Mrs. J. T. Ward; rolls in pan, Mrs.
A. T. Brooke; French rolls, Mrs. Freder-
lex Sasscer; Vienna rolls, Miss Minnie
Chew; Graham bread, Miss Lydia Taylor;
Maryland biscuits, Miss M. E. Kendall;
soda biscuits, Miss M. E. Kendalls: pas
try, Miss Marie Hill; caromel, Mrs. II. B.
Bird; display OF canned fruit, 6 varieties,
Miss NJ. E. McGregor preserves, 6 varie-
ties, Miss M. E. McGregor; jar of sweet
pickles. Miss M. E. Berry; jar of sour
pickles, Mrs. Eugene Roberts; jar of mix
ed pickles. Miss M. E. Berry; catsup, Mrs.
nj. E. McGregor; vinegar, Mrs. William
Schuyler.
Wines-Sx bottles of wine, different
XII nds, Miss Mamie Kendall; catawba,
Miss Eva Turner, concord, Miss NJ E.
Berry; grape, other than mentioned, Miss
Amelia Bowie; Current, Mrs. John T.
Wall; blackberry, Miss NJ. E. Berry;
strawberry, Miss M. Berry; raspberry
vinegar, Miss NJ. E Berry; cherry bounce,
Mrs Allen Bowie; cordial Mrs. John T.
Wall; specimens Of fruit in brandy, Miss
Minnie Chew.
Dairy Products-Fresh home made but
Ter Ill Toll, MIS-. ITcucTlCk OdSSCer.
Horses -Thcroughbred, mare, 4 years
anu abuv, first premium, J. F. Goldsborc,
second premium, A. B. Slye; saddle
horse, Stallion, mare or gelding, Samuel
E. Sweeney; standard bred. stallion,
years and above, H. J. Steubener; driv-
ing horaes, stallion, first premium, J. G..
Larrimore, second premium, G. A. Brady;
mare or gelding, first premium, DR.. John
E. Sansbury; second premium, NJ. H.
Magruder; draught stallion, ]. A. Turner.
Garden Products-Five carrots, any
kind, Miss Mercedes Roberts; five par
ships, Mrs. l. S. Wilson; five roots of
satisfy, Mrs Roderick McGregor; collec.
ton of squashes, W. B. Clagett Jr.; three
egg plants, Harold Sasscer, six long beets
Miss Mercedes Roberts; six turnip beets,
Harold Sasscer; three heads of cabbage,
w. B. Clagett, Jr.; peck of tomatoes, Mrs
Roderick McGregor; peck of lima beans,
Mrs l. s. Wilson, twelve cucumbers,
Mrs H. T. Ward: six ears of sugar corn,
Mrs. l. s. Wilson, collection of peppers,
Mrs. r. McGregor; 2 kinds Of potatoes,
Miss Minnie Chew; sweet potatoes, Miss
May Hill; pumpkin, w. B. Clagett, Jr.
apples, David Mccoy; peaches, T. R.
Sasscer; muskmelon, Robert Ford plums
DAVID Mccoy. nears John Traband. Jr