The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-08-18
The Fair.

Ihe Fair has been great success. Inc
attendance has been unusually good, and
the managers are all very much encour-
aged.
The following awards were made.
Household Depart ment-Quilt, silk
patchwork, Mrs. r. Irving Bowie; quilt,
silk crazy, Mrs. George McGregor; quilt,
worsted, crazy, Mrs Frederick Skinner,
quilt, cotton crazy, Mrs. Benz amin H. c..
Bowie; Counterpart, knitted, Mrs. c. V.
A. Clagett; rug, Mrs. Frederick Skinner;
buttonhele, by hand, Mrs. r. Irving Bow
lie; silk stocking, Mrs. G. V. A Clagett;
darned stocking, Mrs. R. ing Bowie;
machine sewing, Miss Anita Turner;
crocketed slippers in wool, Mrs. George
McGregor; hand sewing. Mrs. George
McGregor; dressed doh; thrs,. N. F. Oliver;
silk Embroidery on wooden, Miss Margaret
Hill, cotton embroidery, Mrs. F. A. Nc
Manus; silk embroidery on satin; Mrs.
John II. Tfaband; worsted embroidery,
Mrs R. Irving Bowie; drawn work, Miss
Grace Hill; crocketed work in wors:ed,
Mrs NJ F. Oliver; crecketed work in
Miss Annette Turner; hem stitching, Miss
Christabel Hill; point lace, Mrs. W. Il.
Harper;s,: Kensington embroidery, Miss
Eleano Garner; jewel embroidery, Mrs.
F. A.McManus; chenille embroidery, Miss
N. E. Berry, Quill me embroidery, Mrs R
Irving Bowie; braiding. Miss Minnie
Chew; darned net, Mrs. George Cochran;
plain sewing by child under - years,
Miss Nina Martin; afghan, Mrs. R. Irving
neatly patched garment, Miss Edith Hill;
infants dress, Miss Holly Hill; crocheted
work in silk, Mrs Nathaniel Joseph.
Works Of Art-Oil painting, Mrs. R.
Irving Bowie; painting In water colors,
Mrs. F. A McManus; drawing in India
ink, Mrs R. Irving Bowie, penciling,
Miss Annette Turner, tapestry. Miss NJ.
E. Berry, painting on 5china,- Mrs. R.
Irving Bowie; ;crayon drawing, Mrs.
Melon Marbury; painting on satin, Mrs.
George McGregot.
Wines-Six bottles, different kinds,
Miss NJ. E. Kendall; concord, Mrs. louise
o. Thomas; grape, other than mentioned.
Mrs Frederick Skinner; currant, Miss NJ.
E. Berry; black berry, Miss NJ. E. Berry;
strawberry. Miss M. E. Berry; raspberry
vinegar, Miss Eleanor Garner; cherry
bounce, Mrs. Allen Bowie; cordial, Mrs.
Amelia Bowie; fruit in brandy, Miss
Minnie Chew.
Ktchen-eooked ham, Miss M. E.
Berry; fruit cake, Miss Minnie Chew;
sponge cake, Mrs. Mary Jackson; DEVILS
cake, Mrs. l. s. Wilson; jelly cake, Miss
Cecil Traband; marble cake. Miss Sadie
Traband chocolate cake, Miss Minnie
Chew; jumbles, Miss Chrlstabel Hill;
loaf bread, Miss Lydia Taylor; French
rolls. Mrs. Mary Wilson; graham bread,
Miss Lydia Taylor; Maryland biscuit,
Mrs j. r. Wall; soda biscuit, Miss M. E.
Kendall; pastry, Miss Christabel Hill;
caramels, Miss Minnie Chew; canned
fruits, five varieties: Mrs. George Nc
Oregon; canned vegetables, . varieties,
Mrs. George McGregor; preserves, s var
pickles, Mrs A. T. Brooke; jar sour
pickles, Miss NJ. E. Berry; jar mixed
pickle, Miss NJ. E. Berry; catsup, Miss
Eleanor Garner; vinegar, Mrs. Frederick
Skinner; hard soap. Mrs. James Turner;
soap, Mrs James Turner; lard, Mrs
George McGregor.
Thoroughbred Horses-Stallion 4 years
old, A. B. Slye mare, A. B. Slye; FLY.
H. A. Beale.
Standard bred Horses Mare, W. V.
Waters; sucking colt, Henry Skrentney.
Driving Horses-Stallion, W. Hardisty
LIST premium, and George A. Brady, and
premium. Mare 8. W. Rawlings; gelding,
J. E. Sansbury. Span under Is hands
II. w. Clagett, 1st premium. and J. A
Turner 2nd premium.
Mr.. F. o. Smith received 1st and 2nd
premiums on Polled Angus Grade and
Jersey Grade cattle, Mr.. W. Hardisty
was awarded LIST prize on an Ok
ford Down ram.
The prize offered by the Pstuxent
Planters Club for the best display of corn
was won by Mr.. E. Z. Berry. "
The premium for butter was awarded
to Mrs John T. Hall
The beautiful and interesting exhibit of
the Maryland Agricultural Experiment
Station attracted many visitors to the
tent of Director VIM. L. Amoss.