Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-08-31

Mixed Breeds al I Grades-Pen Of ewes
years, M Ofutt end, Albert Stabler; pei
OF ewes year, 1st sod 2nd, M Offutt; pei
OF ewes under year, Let and 2nd, M Ofutt
Experimentation, Q years. j I
Muncaster; end, o B Williams boar, IN
DER years, o B Williams; and, F Lewis
boar, under year, let and 2nd, D y Viii
liams SOW, between / and 2 years, 1st and
Snd, o B Williams SOW, between 8 mouths
OF shoats, F Lewis; 2nd, o B Williams.
Poland China-Boar Q years, uoar under
year. Byers; SOW between l and
years, 1st and 3nd, @ F Byers; SOW between
months and year, O Byers lot oil
shoats, LIST and 2nd, @ O F Byers.
Duroc Jersey-Boar years, boar Q mos,
SOW years, SOW 8 months, SOW year Let
ana Snd, Shorb Bros; boar year, Shorb
BROS; boar 3 years, SOW and pigs, lot Of
shoats, ] F Lewis.
Harness and Vehicles-The following
awards were made to The Farmers Supply
company, Of Silver Spring, Md: Rubber
tire stanhope, cushion tire runabout, extern
sion top surrey, rubber tire top buggy, bust
ness wagon steel tire no top, top business
wagon steel tire, wagon natural wood, 3
inch tread Moline wagon, 2 inch tread Mo-
line wagon, inch tread Moline gear wagon.
And the following made to Jacob Poss 81
Son, OF Rockville, Md: End spring Column
bus buggy, cloth trimmed; end spring Co.
lumous buggy, leather trimmed Palo Alto
runabout, leather trimmed; Corning body,
end spring Columbus buggy, leather trim.
med; light storm wagon; park surrey. can
opy top; end spring buggy, Columbus
makei runabout, buff cloth trimming /;
corning body buggy; canopy top surrey !;
Amazed cart and hoaf dianlav
Farm Products-Buckwhea O ] John
son; End, B w Warfeld; white corn,
sbelled, NJ O6utt; and, 8 T johnson !; white
ear corn, w g Dove; and, RIP Hines i
yellow ear corn, j A Meredith; 2nd, r P
Zines; yellow corn, shelled, @ T johnson
rye, y II Warfield; 2nd, s w Warfield
oats, 8 W Warfield; 2nd, 8 H Warfield
timothy seed, @ Il johnson; 2nd, 8 w War
field; tobacco, @ T johnson; 9nd, ] M
Etchison.
Garden Products-Beets Let and and, r
7 Hines; cabbage, 8 w Warneld; and,
Ellen Farquhar; cymbllngs, GO Dorsey !;
2nd, 8 w Warfield :; pumpkins, A e Bur
roughs; 2nd, s w Warfield; egg plant, Ell.
len Farquhar; End, 8 W Warfeld; cucum-
bers, s w Warfield; 2nd, Ellen Farquhar;
onions, 8 w Warfield End, Ellen Farquh-
ar; satisfy, Ellen Farquhar; end, Edward
Monday; sweet corn, Urban Wagner; 2nd,
Edward Monday; parsnips, Sallie Harri.
son; 2nd, Ellen Farquhar; carrots, w b
Myers; 2nd, 8 w Warfield; celery, Bessie
II Peter; and, Edward Monday; potatoes,
George Plummer; 2nd, r l. Saunders
sweet potatoes, Bessie II Peter; snd, "
War1eld tomatoes, Mrs Il V Robey; 2nd,
2nd, 8 w Warfield lima beans, James Nor
rson; End, Emmett Dove; string beans, M
Offutt; 2nd, q I johnson; parsley, Ellen
Fsrquhar; 2nd, Mrs A e Burroughs; pep.
pers, Susie Ofutt; and, II P Hines; hops,
I Graft 2nd, Mrs + Howard; kale, FL.
len Farquhar; 2nd, 8 w War6eld okra,
Mrs Z Peter; 2nd, Ellen Farquhar; rad
ishes, II p Hines; 2nd, s W Warfield dis
play OF vegetables, s w Warfeld 2nd,
Seth Henry Warfield.
Flowers-Cut roses, Ellen Farquhar; I'd,
Mary Hurley; cut dahlias, Ada Warfield
and, Mrs A O Warthen; cut asters, Mrs w
Il Ricketts,; cut geraniums, Ellen Farquhar;
End, l. A Bennett; cut fuchsas, Ellen Far
quhar; 2nd, Mrs II l. Wells; cut nasturti.
ums, Ellen Farquhar; end, Mrs w E Rick
cts; cut begonias, Ellen Farquhar; plate
oil cut flowers, Ellen Farquhar; 2nd, L A
Bennett; pyramid OF cut flowers, Mrs A
Kemp; 2nd, Mrs II @ Hurley; cut fancy
grasses, Mrs II l. Wells; 2nd, Mrs A O
Scheirrer.
Growing plants-Begonias Mrs George
Henderson; 2nd, Mrs II O Allnutt; Boston
fern, Mrs w Hoyle; 2nd, 8 W Warfield;
hanging basket, Elizabeth Fields; 2nd, Ell.
len Farquhar fuchsias, Carrie Smith; fancy
grasses, Mrs W j Hoyle; 2nd, Mrs d II
Warfield rubber plant Mrs d II Warfield
2nd, Mrs II Brown; coleus, Mrs II e STRAIT
meyer; End, Mrs J A Kemp; hydrangea.
Ada Warfied; 5nd, Beulah Sage; maiden
hair fern, Mrs A Kemp; asparagus fern,
Mrs W J Hoye; 2nd, Mrs D II Warfield !;
display of growing plants, Mrs d II War.
field; 3nd, Mrs ] A Kemp; palm, Mrs W
Hoyle; end, Mrs A Kemp; sultana,
Mrs Wallace Fields.
Fruits-Apples, G N Frey; End, A W
pears, A " Stonestreet 2nd,
O II Ousler grapes, L KeFauver; 2nd,
E r Plummer peaches, ] r Collins; 2nd,
George NJ Frey; plums, Mrs II e 6trstmey.
err; end, s W Warfield; watermelons, X
Collins; 2nd, Robert Etchison; ounces, u
T Graf 2nd, @ G Frey; damsons, r z
Hines; End, g O Frey; muskmelons, 8 W
End, James T Gill; display OF
fruit grown, s W Warfeld 2nd, r p Hines;
display Of fruit collected, II P Hines; 2nd,
y W Wuuolu utppihy VI bppioo iAuohcNt
X B Thomas; 2nd, r p Hines.
FIour-Process made In Montgomery
and second Hickerson
Brothers
Dairy-Butter--Fir James Morrison,
second Leila Morrison. H0ney-First
N w Saunders second + 2 MusgrOve
Domestic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quilt
first Grace Kefauver. second Beulsh b
White SILK quilt Rrst Mrs q Dorsey,
second Rose Tinsley. WOrsted guilt
lirst Grace Kefauver, second Mrs U 7
Johnson. Knit quilt first Mrs Bessie II
Peter, second Vic Ward Knit article
in worsted first Rose Tinsley. second l.
+ Prettyman. Crochet articles In worst
I'D frat Mrs Il e l. smith second Ida
Dove Knit article In linen thread hrst
Miss s Il Darby. second Ma1y darby.
Crochet 10 linen first Miss NJ Shep
hers, second Mrs n Bently Thomas.
Point lace linen thread fret Mrs Taylor
smith, Mrs George Hale, Batton burg
lace first Mrs Taylor Smith, Emily s Il
I3loves Modern lass fne braids first
And second Emily y X Gloves. Display
M lace articles all kinds first Bessie II
Peter second Emily Il Gloves. Drawn
WORK in linen first Mrs W q Beck, Sec
md Mrs Louis q Gardiner. Outline
worK any material first Mrs Taylor
smith, second Miss NJ l. Shepherd. Out
Dut embroidery lace stitching hrst Mrs
L v Dowden, second Mss NJ l. Shep
herd. Embroidered silk on flannel first
Mrs Albert + lSeall. second Mrs Cnarles
A bert. curtain of silk rags nrst Mrs
B Ward SILK embroidery IN fancy
stitches irst Mrs irwin Underhlll. second
Mrs En- met Dove. col lecti or
,f fancy articles not less than i've fret
Mrs Irwin UndeTh:li, SECOND Adele |
Ward mount melick work hrst MRS
Irwin UnderhiIl. Bead work hrst mrs
lanes 7 BOgley, second Miss Julia An
ieRsOn. Irish crochet lace first Mss
b Shepherd, second Mrs NJ Bently
Thomas. Knit article In silk ilrst MISS
& Darby, second Rose Lee Griffith
jrocbet article in silk first Rose 6rimth,
econd Hiss NJ l. Shepherd. Crochet
.rticle In cotton first Mrs N Bentley
Thomas, second Bessie Ii Peter. Knit
IrlicIe 10 cotton first MISS Julia Ander'
ION, SECOND MISS 3 Il Peter. Tatting 10
mi ron frat Wiz W a Fh apconh Mi9A M IL