The Newtown bee., 1906-10-12
Greening, 2d; King, 2d; Gravenstein

Greening, 2d; King, 2d; Gravenstein, 2d.
 G. A. Barnes: Porter, 1st; Bailey Sweet, 2d; Golden Red, 2d: Talman Sweet, 1st; Pound Pippin, 2d; Tee trowsky, 1st; Pewousky, 1st; Boston , Russet, 1st; Lemon Pippin, 2d; Pound Sweet, 2d; Ben Davis, 2d; Spitz, 1st; Bauman, 1st; Twenty Ounce, 2d; Nc 1ntosh Red, 2d; Jonathan, 2d; Mari gold, 2d; Seek-no- Further, 1st; exhibit 37 varieties, 1st. 1Ta
 R. J. Hungerford: Wealthy, 1st; York Pippin, 1st; Northwest Green ing, 1st; Magner, 1st; Northern Spy, 1st; R. I. Greening, 2d; Roxbury Rus set, 1st.
 F. R. Lane: Alexander, lst. GLASS THIRTEEN.
 H. L. Wanzer: Winter pears. 1st: Virgilius, 1st.
 F. w. Knowles: Bartlett pears, 2d.
 G. W. Squires: Charter Oak grapes, 1st; Urbanite pears, 1st; Duchess pears, lst; Beurre .Superfne, 1st; - pears, two 1st; exhibit 10 varieties of pears, 2d.
 0. L. Spooner: Seckel pears, 1st; Beurre De Anjou pears, 1st; Beurre De Clairgo pears, 2d.
 M. T. Hatch: Clinton grapes, 1su; Concord, 2d; Rogers No. IA, lst; Na- tives, 1st: Seckel pears, 2d; Flemish Beauty, 2d; Beurre De Anjou, 2d; Kieffer, 2d: Lawrence, 2d; Apple quince, 1st; Crosby peaches, 1st; Late Crawford, 1st; Wheat Land, 1st.
 R. J. Hungerford: Concord, Worden, Delaware and MoOre'S $ Early grapes, lst on each.
 F. J. Turrill: Beurre Bose and Shel. don pears, 2d on each.
 George A. Barnes: Bartlett, Law renee, Mt Vernon, Baron De Mello, Flemish Beauty, Goodale, Sheldon, Beurre Bose, Kieffer and Beurre Clar- geau pears, 1st on each; Virgilius, 2d; exhibit IA varieties pears, lst: Elberta and Crawford peaches, 1st on each; Stephens Rare Ripe, 1st; Fox Seed- ling, 1st; Champion, 1st.
 R. J. Hungerford: Hartford, Niaga- "a, PrentiSS and Catawba grapes, 1st on each; Gordon peaches, 1st; Elberta peaches, 2d; Cbase's Choice, 1st; Ste- phen Rare Ripe, 2d; Willett's, lst: Francis, 1st; Matthew's Beauty, 1st.
 M. T. Hatch, Plate plumS, 2d.
 CLASS FOURTEEN.
 Claus Anderson: Yellow onions, 1st.
 Mrs w. D. Black: Crosby egg plant. 1st; Prize Taker, 1st.
 William Cogswell Squash, 1st.
 F. w. Knowles: Beets, 1st; field pumpkins, 2d.
 A. B. Bostwick: Summer souash, 1st; muskmellons, lSt: watermelons, 2d.
 Joseph Drapeau: Red Globe onions, 1st; White Mammoth, 1st; Crook neck 2d; special premium on squash, 75c; White Spine cucumbers, 1st; cauliflower, 2d; Red Rock cabbage, 1st; Sure Head cabbage, 1st: celery, 2d; ! White Plume celery, 2d.
 A. c. Clark: Turnip beets 2d; long red beets, 2d; parsnips, 2d.
 k. T. Richmond: Stone tomatoes, ! lSt; Hubbard squash, lSt.
 c. l.. Spooner: Special premium on 
 M. T. Hatch: Rock turnlps, 2d: special premium on squash, 25c; pump A. J. McMahon: Egg turnips, 1st.
 Ira J. Waters: Carrots, lst; OK Heart carrots, 1st; White Portugal, 2d; Red Cardinal, 2d; Wampum, 2d: Hubbard squash, 2d; rock turnips, 1st; cabbage, 2d.
 K. ID. Williams: Peppers, lSt.
 A. c. Bowers: Squash, 2d.
 $. L. Warner: Watermelons.
 CLASS FIFETEEN. POTATOES.
 Mrs w. D. Black: Early Rose, 2d. A. J. McMahOn: Green Mountain, st; Potentate, lst
 H. L. Wanzer: White Beauty, 1st; Sir Walter Raleigh, 2d; Worden, 1st; Ensign Bagley. 2d; Early Ohio. 1st; Puritan, 2i; White Star, 1st; Rural New Yorker, No. ?, lst; exhibit l2 va ietieS potatoes, lst.
 A. E. Bostwick: Carman No. l; 1st { F. T. Richmond: Great Deville, lst; . 7ictor, 1st; Bliss Tribmph, 1st. M. T. Hatch: Early Harvest, 1st. Sherman Cogswell: New Queen, 1st. f l. J. Waters: Early Rose, ROveeS, 1 Enormous, 1st on each; Potentate, ' White Star, 2d on each. F. D. Williams: Irish Cobbler, Car nan No. 3, and Green Mountain, 1st W. L. Hungerford: Ohio Red, 1st. LASS sEVENTEEN.-BROK CALVES | James Sullivan: Broken calves 1st. T. B: Turrell: Working oxen, four | ears old, 2d. r N. P. Beardsley: Three-year-olds, f st; two-ycar-olds, 2d; calves, 2d. :. 5. H. Peck: One eyear-olds, 2d; tWo- :" ear-olds, 1st; tive-year-olds, 2d. N. w. Kinney: Five-year-olds, 1st. Levi Warner: FOur-year-Olds, 1st. Ii Charles A. Thorp: Three-year-olds, ]; yearling, lst.