The Newtown bee., 1905-10-13
WARREN.
THE GRANGE FAIR.

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 The second annual Fair of Wichita Grange was held in the Town hall, September 27. Much credit is due to the committee having the affair in charge for the able manner in which the exhibit was conducted. The hall was beautifully trimmed with autumn leaves and clematis. The display of fruit, grains and flowers, both pOtted plants and cut plants was of the finest. Premiums were awarded as follows:
 Frank Voisard, potatoes, Pride of the Valley, Beauty of Hebron, Early Bliss, Freeman. Also the largest and best exhibit of apples.
 Rev William Brooks, Hubbard squash.
 MT Cogswell, best pears, Seckel.
 Miss Agusta Ohmen, cranberries, nest egg gOurds, parsley. Mrs A. Chappius, White Spine Gu cumber, Flat Dutch cabbage.
 A. Humphrey, Sugar Pie pumpkin. Minor Strong, grapes. MT Watson, flint corn. F. P. Johnson, Early Northern potatoes.
 w. Schnell, squash, Boston Marrow. w. Welton, corn, LOngfellow flint; beets, Golden Tankard; squash, Heart of Gold; carrot, Hall Long; cabbages, Old Season.
 John F. Angevine, Corn, White everk Teen. StoWell'S evergreen, White Cub; potatoes, Washington, New Queen, Red Thornburn: beets, Early Eclipse; turnip, White Rock; cabbage, Drumhead; caulitlOwer, Snow Ball; Kale; largest SunflOwer. Argus Hoffman, field pumpkin. The culinary department displayed a fine collection of cake, biscuit, doughnuts, homemade candy, etc. awarded to Mrs Max Schnell. In the Ladies' Industrial department fine collection of canned fruit was shown. The premium here was awarded to Mrs John F. Angevine. A block quilt pieced by Mrs Charles Curtis, who has passed her 82 years, received a premium. A silk quilt by Miss AguSta Ohmen also premium. Two silk quilts shown by Mrs Minor Strong deserve honorable mention. A premium to Miss Agusta Chappius for handsome patch work quilt.
 Mrs Frank Voisard, knitted socks, knitted table cover.
 Miss Jennie GOslee, holder.
 Miss Agusta Ohmen, crocheted lace.
 Miss Agnes Strong, Battenburg cen ter piece, silk mittens, picture frame.
 Miss Julia Breen, sofa pillow, em- broidered doiley, apron, knitted doiley.
 Mrs Fred Johnson, pin cushion.
 The evening was devOt ed to social amusements. Rev William Brooks spoke, omplimenting the committee in charge on the time, taste and talent required to make the bare Town hall into such bower of beauty and hoped the time was near at hand when the Grange would have hall worthy of their efforts. MT Whitehead of Wash ington then gave a short and interest ing address, after which Past Master Johnson introduced Hon Fl. O. Averill, cattle commissioner, who spoke at length on work the Grange had done present of America" closed the exer- cake were served. The thanks of the Grange are extended to Rev MT Smith of Kent who kindly contributed souvenir postal cards of "the old Brick school house." These sold at sight. The old Brick schoolhouse has turned out doctors, lawyers, ministers and merchants and as it is still working may yet turn out President. REAL ESTATE CHANGES. Real estate is changing hands. The property owned by Joseph VOisard was house in town owned by Mrs Fanny Dillon.
 Mrs Lester Main has returned from 1 Brewsters, N. Y., where she has spent