Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-12
THE WOLCOTT FAIR
There Was a Large Attendance as
 Usual at This Yearly Event.


 day and although the weather was rather chilly the attendance was large and the enthusiasm all that could have been desired. The man. agement was good and the 1,500 or 2,000 patrons were pleased with the whole program. The exhibits were very fine and demonstrated that the Wolcott fair is bound to live, for where such interest is manifested as was noticeable in the different de- partments the result cannot but prove lasting and stimulate others to keep up the show" when the active workers of the present time shall have passed away or become too old to hustle around and attend to the details of such an undertaking. The prizes awarded were as follows:
 Grade stock: Holsteins, A. J. Pier pont and E. w. Cole; Guernseys, Samuel Wilson, H. w. Cole, A. J. Pierpont and c. Cornelius; Jerseys, Samuel Wilson and c. Cornelius; De- vons, A. J. Slater and H. A. Norton; Durhams, A. J. Slater.
 Thoroughbreds: Devons, s. H. Peck, Arthur Cole and F. Richards; Holsteins, A. J. Pierpont: Guernseys. John F. Gallagher and Samuel Will son; Herefords,. Edwin l.. Gaylord and A. c. Gaylord; Jerseys, Thomas Fairclough; Red Pole, George B. Hitchcock.
 Work horses: First, c. F. Thorpe; second, F. Liebreicht.
 Gentleman's horse: First, Gustave Cornelius; second. A. J. Pierpont.
 Draft horses: First, c. F. Thorpe; second, w. w. Dingwell. In the double draft team exhibits the same took the honors.
 Ponies: R. w. Brooks.
 Family horse: First and second, Thomas Fairclough.
 Colt: First, E. w. Cole, E. T. Kill bourne and J. A. Wakely; second. H. w. Cole.
 Draft oxen: First, A. c. Gaylord, s. C. Gilbert and Ralph French; sec onds, J. D. Scovill and c. Thorpe.
 Working oxen: Firsts, s. H. Peck, G. B. Hitchcock, F. Richards and T pont, s. H. Peck. George B. Hitch cock, E. B. Newbury and F. Rich ards.
 Sheep: H. w. Coe.
 Trained oxen: First, A. c. Gay lord; second, F. Richards and F. E. Harrington.
 Pears, apples, quinces and crabap- pies: c. F. Bennett, A. B. Pierpont, A. R. Tyler. R. w. Brooks, L. l.. Low cry. John R. S. Todd. F. A. Todd, F. B. Iiebreicht, II. A. Norton, G. s. At wood. G. B. Hitchcock and A. De Bisschop.
 Peaches:. L L. Lowery. H. E. Kill bourne, J. R. s Todd. w. r. Masten, H. A. Norton and R. w. Brook.
 Grapes: w. P. Masten, H. A. Nor ton, c. De Bisschop, J. F. Gallagher A. B. Pierpont and l.. l.. Lowery.
 Bread, cakes and pies: J. F. Gal lagher, Nellie E. Wilson, G. s. Att wood. Mrs Herbert Snow. Mrs Betsy Tyler. W. l.. Gilbert, N. R. Munson, Mrs w. l.. PierpOnt. Mrs John R. $. Todd, Mrs Samuel Wilson, Mrs Thom- as Holihan and Mrs F. J. Pardee. The judges in this department were Mrs R. Tyler and Mrs A. J. Pierpont.. N. N. Taylor, F. E. Liebreioht, H c. Norton. A. B. Pierpont, l.. l.. Lowery, q. E. Hitchcock, c. r. Bennett, Edna Holmes. Charles Moore, A. D. De Bisschop, S. G. Atwood. Julius Morse, Fred Parrett and w. F. Watson.
 Corn: A. H. Norton, E. NJ. Upson, Timothy Root. A. ]. Slater, Thomas Fairclough, F. B. Liebreicht, C. B. Hitchcock, Fred Parrett and E. w. Coe.
 Oats, rye, buckwheat and other grains: c. F. Bennett, G. E. Hitch cock. F. B. Liebreicht and c. s. At wood.
 Squash. and pumpkins: H. A. Nor ton. c. F. Bennett, Thomas Fair clough. r. R. Liebreicht, G. B. Hitch cock. T. F. Sanford, T. Root. s. Will son. E. w. Coe, A. ]. Slater, W. k. Munson and Charles \. Hall.
 Small vegetables. turnips. carrots, onions, celery. beets. radishes and parsley. cucumbers and melons: c. F. Bennett, A. H. Norton. Thomas Fair clough. s. G. Atwood. C.. Wilson. A. N. Tyler, Julius Morse and Fred Par rett.
 Tomatoes: c. F. Bennett, L. l.. Lowery. A. B Pierpont, N R. Munson. E. H. Todd and A. R. Tyler.
 Poultry and pets: J. $. Rossitter James Bothroyd. T. Fairclough. Man. vile A. Norton. c. J. Lewis. F. E. Liebrelcht andw. W. Dingwell.
 Potatoes: A. R. Tyler. F. E. Lie breicht. c. F. Bonnet, c. s. Atwood. Julius Moss and R. w. Brooks.
 The Ladies' Industrial department under the care of Mrs w. E. Pritch- ard and Mrs E. A. Todd was great display. The judges were Miss Bes- sic C. Mosier and Laura Cornelius. Those who took the honors were: Ruth |. Todd, Edith NJ. Todd. Ro- pana Futile. Mrs Edwin Todd. Rose De Liguori, Ledger Le Bane. Mrs F. P. I.awlor. Mrs Charles Tyrell. Mrs Thomas Hielihan. Mrs Betsy Tyler. Edna Holihan. Mrs N. A. Lounsbury. Mrs C.. W. Bradley. Mrs William NJ. Taylor. Mrs K. W. Tyler.
 In the children's industrial depart ment the winners were Louise B. Todd and Evelyn Snow. and in cut flowers. a companion department. Mrs l.. Lowery. Mrs Lucy Pierpont and Mrs T. Holihan took the honors-
 The woIcott Congregational church took a prominent part in the fair and had counters in a tent rom which they sold homemade cake and ws .nAo- ,ho 5frarsFonu of Charles