Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-23

one OF tneSe mOney-IndhlnS SCueAeS.
The exhibits Of farming implements ant
improved machinery of different kinds are
so placed that they are the first that catcf
the eye of the visitor upon entering the
grounds. The display Is large and occupies
considerable space The principal exhio'
itors in this line are w. 1. Brooke & Co.
L. G. Orndorf, Charles B. Cropley, May
field & Brown, P. H. Heiskell, jr., all OF
Washington, and Willis B. Burdette, the
Farmers' Supply Company and the Gath
ersburg Milling and Manufacturing Com
pany of this county.
Nearby is the display Of carriages and
vehicles of all descriptions, the showing be-
ing most attractive one. The exhibits In
this department are of an unusually h1gn
class, and are by Jacob Poss & Son OF
Rockville, the Farmers Supply Company OF
Silver Spring and B. Ebert & Co. OF Fred
erick.
The Stock Display.
The display of cattle is Of the usual high
order, many fine herds Of Jerseys. Guern-
seys and other varieties being on exhibit
ton. Mr.. Malcolm Farquhar is in charge
of this department. Among the prin-
cipal exhibitors in this line are William
E. Muncaster & Son. John H Gassaway,
Zadoc NJ Cooke, H. M. Waters, jr., Ohio
B. Williams Charles Veirs. c. B. Ed
wards, S. T. Cochran, L. L. Green.
The exhibits of sheep and hogs include
numerous fine specimens, among the ex-
hibitorS being William K. Jones, William
E. Muncaster & Son, M. Yohn, Seth w.
Warfield, Stephen Offutt, James w. Graft,
Charles Veirs, Ohio B. Williams, John
E. Wilson and others.
The poultry display at the Rockville
fair has long been one Of it's chief attrac-
tions and the exhibition this year is fully
up to the high standard of former years.
In all about three thousand specimens
are on exhibition. including nearly every
,sok,
department are w. K. Birely & Co. of
Frederick, Egolf & Hildebrandt Of Car
Isle, Pa; G. E. Williams of Anacostia, D.
c.; William G. Minich of Carlisle, Pa; J.
H. Mehring Of Littlestown, Pa; S. G.
Hoke & Son of Spring Forge, Pa; Mrs. R.
P. Hines of Olney, H. s. MoIineu and r.
c. Booth of Washington. Among others
having exhibits are Hiram johnson, Will
liam Hughes Charles Keys, Mrs. w. G..
Warfield, Harm JANSEN J. H. White.
Washington Waters. John M. Heagy, Will
liam V. Wilson, Calvin Hicks Horace
Howes. This department is in charge of
Mr.. Calvin Hicks, assisted by Dr. Wash
ington Waters and Mr.. Bates Etchison.
Some Of the Exhibitors.
Inc very finest specimens of Montgomery
county horse flesh are at the fair. Among
those having horses on exhibition are the
following: Thomas c. Taylor, Harry Hos
kinson, Lee Offutt, c. Richard Harriss. D.
r. Hershey, William V. Beall, E. c. Davis.
T: T. Gran, Lee Kemp Lee Ricketts,.
Thomas Butt, Edmund Enrich, Thomas
Ricketts,, E. Selby, Fields and Ofrutt Trun
die Brothers. George NJ Poole, Zadoc M.
Cooke, John E. Wilson, Ohio B. Williams.
Frank Thomas, J. E. Osborne Rein Off
utt, John H. Gassaway, William F. Gather,
Charles Veirs, Charles L. Waters Geore e
Nicholson, L. w. Adamson, william 3.
Muncaster Fred. Windham, Charles Ford s
estate Lee Dorsey and others.
Among the teams to be seen are fine ones
belonging to Mr.. James Wordsworth of Car
roll county, and Messrs. Lee Offutt and
Zadoc M. Cooke of this county. Splendid
EXHIBITS of harness are by Jacob Poss &,
Son of Rockville, E. Quincy Smith of
washington and the Farmers Supply Com
has a fine yoke of oxen on exhibition and
Mr.. Francis E. Fraley is showing some
fine mules.
In the Main Hall.
In the main exhibition hall, devoted to
farm and garden products, household dis
plays. flowers, fruits. ETC., there is host
of exhibits. The display of fancy work
shows great variety - lacework and en-
broidered centerpieces, rows Of quilts and
many other specimens OF the handiwork of
the women. Preserved fruits of all kinds,
rolls, bread cakes, candies, pies, canned
fruits and vegetables, and everything else
be seen in quantities. The children also
have a most creditable exhibit. Sanders &.
stayman and e. F. Droop & Co. of Wash
tngton have excellent displays of musical
instruments in this hall.
Among the exhibitors in the exhibition
hall are the following: Farm and garden
products-John M. Heagy. Mrs. ]. R. Mos
burg Miss MIS- Lucy w Brewba nS C. D.
Seth w. Warfeld. Miss M. D. Waters J.
NJ. Etchison, Miss Ellen Farquhar, Harry
M. Robertson, William X. Robertson, May
nard Penn, Griffith Warfield, C. Osler.
J. A. Meredith, J. A. Kemp, George
Shaw, Thomas Smith, Harrison Eng
land. Arthur England, John G. England.
Fruits and fowers-Miss Ada Warfield,
Olive Grady. Miss Amy Humphrey, Mrs.
William C. Bean, Mrs. David H. Warfield.
Miss Elizabeth Sage. Miss Mamie Dwyer,
Miss Julia Moulden, Miss vaudia Brad
amson Miss Helen Packard, Miss Sallie
Hill. Miss Mabel Shaw, Miss Lucy Gar
rett. Miss Carrie England. Miss Bessie
Miss Sallie Cronise. Miss Lucy Brewba-
ker. Roger Wharton. Mrs. Robert Bayliss.
Mrs. Ruth Adamson, Miss Laura Fairall
Miss M. D. Waters Mr.. B. Gassaway, Mrs.
Hervey Brown, Mrs John e. Wilson Miss
Ellen Farquhar.
Household articles-Miss Edith Clark,
Miss Sadie Penn, Mrs. Eugene Robinson,
MISS E<iiZdDtln AHlnOny, MIS-. william &.
Bean. Mrs David H. Warfield. Miss Hat
tie Granger. Miss Elizabeth Sage, Miss
Susie Offutt, Miss Rose Armstrong Mrs.
r. c. Warfield, Mrs. P. r. Hurley, Miss Ida
Offutt, Miss Claudia Robertson, Miss Hol-
man, Miss Lottie Humphrey, Miss Hattie
Best Miss M. c. Graft. Miss Julia Ander-
son, Mrs. w. T. Burch, Miss Katie Pack
ard Miss Nora Rabbit. Miss Verde King
don, Miss Elsie McUmber, Miss Belle Rob-
ertson. Mrs. Thomas ]. Packard. Miss Bes-
sic Green, Mss Eugenia Murphy, Miss Sal
lie Hill, Miss Mabel Haney. Mrs; s. b.
ings, Miss Edith Peter Miss Claire Will
Jams, Miss Beulah White Miss M. h.
Moran, Miss Edna Kefauver, Miss Maria
Hodges, Miss A. Lybrand, Mrs w. T. Dow
den, Mrs. H. L. Strobe. Miss Daisy Magru-
der, Mrs. Irving Underhfll.
The main exhibition hall was in charge
of Mr.. Robert sherwood. who was assist.
ed by Messrs. Julian F. Walters John w.
Keys and Hampton Jones and Mrs. Mary