The Newtown bee., 1905-09-22

colored fruit, lst.
 Susan w. Nichols, preserves, 1st: fruit butter, 1st; peaches not cooked, lSt.
 Mrs Theodore Sturges, collection colored pickles, lst.
 Susan w. Nichols, collection sweet pickles 1st.
 Mrs H. N. Wakeman, marmalade, 1st.
 Missl Edna Warehouse, chow chow, Emma Jennings, chilli sauce, 1st; Miss Edna Warehouse, 2d.
 Emma Jennings, catsup, 1st; Miss Edna Warehouse, 2d.
 Horace Burr, cider vinegar, 1st; J. P. Warehouse. 2d.
 Mrs J. M. Wilson, wine, 1st; S. B. Wakeman, 2d.
 Frank H. Whiting, honey, 1st. J. r. Morehouse, beeswax, 1st. Miss B. Warehouse, soap, 1st; Georgia A. Banks, 2d.
 Susan W. Nichols, green tomato pickle, lst; Mrs H. N. Wakeman, 2d. Susan W. Nichols, cucumber pickles
 CLASS sIX-FLORICULTURE.
 F. Sturges, Dahlias, best collection, not less than 12 varieties, 1st.
 H. c. Sturges, dahlias, best collec- tion, not less than 12 varieties, 2d. F. Sturges, gladiolas, not less than 12 varieties, 2d.
 o. G. Jennings, verbenas, best col lection, not less than 12 varieties, 1St. H. c. Sturges, verbenas, best cOllec- tion, not less than 12 varieties, 2d. H. 0. Sturges, phlox Drummondi, best collection, not less than six va rieties, lst. K. Sturges, phlox Drummond1, not less than six varieties, 2d.
 Mrs o. B. Jennings, phlox, perennial, not less than six varieties, 1st.
 o. G. Jennings, phlox, perennial, not less than six varieties 2d. E. Sturges, nasturtiums, not less than six varieties, 1st. Mrs O. B. Jennings nasturtiumS, not less than six varieties, 2d. F. Sturges, sunflowerss not less than six varieties, 2d.
 H. c. Sturges, cannas, not less than six varieties, 1st.
 E. Sturges, cannas, not less than six varieties, 2d; roses, not less than six varieties, 2.
 O.G. Jennings, best six blooms o1 any above varieties, 2d.
 Mrs Fred c. Banks, dahlias, best col lection, not less than six varieties 1St l Mrs Horace Banks, dahlias, not less than six varieties, 2d.
 Miss Lizzie Warehouse, asters, moi less than six varieties, 1st.
 Mrs Horace Banks, asters, not les than SIX varieties, 2d.
 Amateurs.
 Miss Lizzie Warehouse, gladiolas l not less than six varieties, 1St.
 Miss A. K. Sturges, gladiolas, no less than six varieties, 2d.
 Miss Elva Banks, verbenas, not les than six varieties, lst.
 Miss Lizzie Warehouse, ve rbenas not less than six varieties, 2d.
 Mrs Horace Banks, nasturtiums best collection, not less than three va rieties, 1st.
 Miss Ava Banks, nasturtiums, no less than three varieties, 2d.
 Miss Elva Banks, sunflowers, no less than 10 varieties, 1st.
 Mrs l.. H. Morris, suntlowers, no less than 10 varieties, 2d. Miss Lizzie Warehouse, geraniums not less than six varieties, 1st. F. Sturges, geraniums, not less tha six varieties, 2.
 Miss Lizzie Warehouse, roses, no less than three varieties, 2d.
 Miss Emma Ferris, Lizard fern, 20 Vermont begonia, 2d.
 Ida Rogers, begonia, 2d.
 Homer Sturges, spotted begonia, 2c
 Miss Lizzie Warehouse, salvia, 2d. , Miss A. K. Sturges, mixed salvia, 2c
 B. Wesley Burr, cactus, 2d. Miss Pearl Cane, pansies, 2d.
 Miss Elva Banks, cigar plant: 2d.
 J. K. Robinson, celOSia, 12 vari' , ties, 2d; salvia, 2d; golden spotted sa via. GLASS ', 8, g, 1o.-FRU1r.
 H. 0. Sturges, Royal George al ples, 1st.
 F. Sturges, greenings, 1st. , Clifford Banks, greenings, 2d.
 c. B. Meeker, Baldwins, 1st. , T. J. Belden, Baldwins, ?.
 F. SturgeS, fall pippins, 1St. , Susan w. Nichols, fall pippins, 2d. F. Sturges, Roxbury russets, 1st. Homer Sturges, Roxbury russets, 2 : F. Sturges, King Tompklns apple lst.
 Miss c: Harrison, King Tompki 7 apples, 2d. H. c. Sturges, Northern spy appl ( f 1st. }, Clifford Banks, Northern spy a ples, 2d. f Susan w. Nichols, Newtown pippir 1st. if c. B. Meeker, pound sweets, 1st.
 F. Sturges, pound sweets, 2d; Maj d apples, 2d.
 o. H. Meeker, gillifiower apples, ls d s. B. Wakeman, gilliflower apple I'd. l1 | 4, IT MooIzo, cool1 no f,,rtI,or q