The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-20
PRIZES ON FRUITS AND
.FLOWERSA AT GRANGE FAIR.
Many Caldwell and Verona People Show
the Best Embellishments
All Made.

Attendance at the Grange Fair today at
Verona Lake Park is fairly good. The
balloon ascension took place last night and
this afternoon, and there will be another
this evening, weather permitting. The
awarding of prizes was concluded yester-
day afternoon as follows:
DEPARTMENT b, Fruits and Flowers,
Austin F.. Hedden, superintendent, Il.
Pease, Verona, first on peaches; John Will
Jams, Veronn. first ON peaches, seedlings;
]. N. Dsbbins, Verona. first ON /grapes,
pears and peaches; Mrs. Gottlieb Ochs,
Livingston, first on pears; August Fund,
Livingston, first and second on peaches,
apples and pears; Henry Albion, Verona,
first on grapes; Albert o. Miller, Verona,
first on ounces and flowers; Clarence ia
cobus. Verona. first on apples; M. H. Can
field. Caldwell, first and second on apples;
George w. Gould, of Montclair, first on
peaches; Horace Burnett, Of Northleld,
first and second on apples: Gottlieb Ochs,
Livingston. first on peaches; Frank G. Ca
BILE. Verona, first on collection of apples
roma, first on apples: Albert II. Rathburn,
Roseland. first on apples; G., r. Collins,
Louis Diecks, Livingston. first on colec-
ton of apples and peaches; Mrs. j. Z.
Williams, Montclair.. first on grapes
peaches and floral display: Freeman Broth
ers. Orange. first on small fruits display.
Cyrus B. Crane, Caldwell, first on apples;
Mrs. A, f. Carell, Verona, first on grapes
ana mowers EfDeSt 1Oti1, NeTOIdf
on collection Of grapes; Mrs. ]. s. Kiesler,
of Pine Brook, special first on peaches;
Daniel Demarest, Verona, first on ounces;
William Van Zee, Livingston. first on APP
pies; Dewitt C. Baldwin, Verona, first
on apples; Harold Hedden, Verona. first
on variety Of apples; Carl Mau, Verona,
first on basket of apples; jean Slayback,
Verona, first on basket of flowers MRS.
Edward Schmid. Verona, first on flowers;
Evelyn Davenport, Verona, first on sun
flowers; Mrs. Fred Oehs, first on large
basket of flowers; Mrs. Mays, Verona,
first on dahlias; Mrs. George Kneipshield,
variety of dahlias.
Mrs. j. w. Dobbins. Verona, first on
canned blackberries and trawberrles
peaches, preserved g~ooseberries, %currant
Jelly. grape juice. preserved plums, raised
biscuit, rye bread, corn mullins, lemon pie,
picked cucumbers; second on apple pie
Mrs. A. Fl. King. Montclair, first on or
Mrs. Austin F. Hedden. Verona, first on
Mrs J. r. Crane. Livingston, first on
green Crane iellies.
Mrs. Gilbert Pease, Verona, frst on cur
rant and blackberry tellies.
Mrs. Edward Williams, Verona, hrst on
wheat bread and ribbon cake.
Miss Ethel Dobbins, Verona, second on
chocolate cake.
Miss Anna Mahon, Caldwell, hrst on sun
shine cake.
Mrs. G.. Rumbach. Livingston, first oil
grape jellies, mushroom catsup; second on
jelly rolls.
Mrs. I. n. Dobbins, Verona. first on can
ned tomatoes and anned white cherries.
Miss Helen Dobbins. Verona, first OF
picked nasturtium.
Mrs. George Could. Montclair. second or
canned peaches. \
Mrs. William Wickham, Verona, second
on canned rhubarb.
Mrs. @. Bohnenberg. Livingston, first or
grape jellies.
Mrs. II. b. Van Ness. Livingston, first
on spice cake.
Mrs. Gottlieb Ochs, Livingston. first or
gem wafles and raised doughtnuts.
Mrs. August Fund Livingston, first or
canned beans, canned rhubarb, apple
1ellies. peach ~jellies, peach jam.
Miss Jane Condit, Verona, first on salad
dressing
Mrs. August +. Carroll. Verona, first on
canned ounces, sweet picked peaches
grape wine and preserved ounces.