The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-13

1st Hen Golden Wyandotte, Mrs. o. P.
| Cross.
LIST Cock White Wyandottee, Mrs. I. W.
| Turner. u ~ w
LIST Hen White Wyandot,e, Mrs I. W.
| Turner. =,
End Hen White Wyandotte, VIM. M. Forth
lst and 2nd Cockerel White Wyaudotte.
| LIST and End Cockerel White Wyandotte,
Mrs. T. W. Turner. ~ ~
LIST Pullet, White Wyandotte, Mrs. L. W.
| Turner.
2nd PuIiet. White Wyandoite, j. B. Clark
lst Pen White Wyandottes: ~ w
| 1st Cock Columbian Wyandottes Mrs. NV.
Turner. ~ IN
lst and 2nd Cockere Wyandottes, Mrs. 1.
| W. Turner. =, n VIZ
1st and End Pulet, Wyandotte, Mrs. L. W.
lst Hen, Black Spanish, Miss Lavinia
| Grifee.
| 1stCock Houdan, Frank w. Brown.
lst Hen, Houdan, Frank w. Brown.
| lst and 2nd Cock Buff Orpington, Brlsch
| Bros. nl
lst and 2ud Hen Buff Orpington, Briseh
Bros.
|
1st Pullet, Buff Orpingtou, Brisch Bros.
1st Hen White Comb Black Polish, Carroll
| Farm.
| 1st Cockerel, White Orpington, J. B. Clark
| 1st Pulet, White Orpington, j. b. Clark.
| 1st Hen, Black Breasted Red Game, Car
roll Farm.
LIST Pullet, Black Breasted Red Game, Car
roll Farm.
| lst Cock Cornish Indian Game, j. H. Fow-
| BILE.
2nd Cock Cornish Indian Game, Carroll
| Farm.
1st Hen Cornish InGian Game. J. H. Fow-
BILE.
lst Pullet Cornish Indian Game Carroll
Farm.
lst Cockerel, Cornish Indian Game, Car
roll Farm.
Best Display Bantams, J. G. Clark.
| Best Display Turkeys, Frank Ely,
| Best Display Geese, Henry Thiele.
| lst, Display of Ducks, Mrs. Edw. Cross.
End, Display Ducks, j. c. Clark.
1st, Display Pigeons, E. L.. CLANCY.
2nd, Display Pigeons, E. B. Molesworh.
Best Display Cats, Miss Matter Fowble,
S.H. Golibart was awarded The Association
Silver Loving Cup, for the largest numder of
prize winning exhibits.
Brisch Bros. were awarded 1.-The Presl.
dents" Silver Cup for the largest number OF
prize winning exhibits in Poultry class.
Chas E. Obrecht So. 90 in gold to the party
making an exhibit living the greatest distance
from the show-awarded to Mrs. W. G. Butts.
| (640 miles)
Jos. G. Lippy-$2. 25 for best specimen OF
needlework- awarded to Mrs. Jas. Matthews.
John w. Weetenkamp-$2.0 90 in gold for
the best potatoes-awarded TO Walter Sell.
man.
VIM. Melvile-$2. 90 in gold for the largest
| household display-awarded TO Miss Estelle
Merceron.
Henry Thiele-$2 so in gold for the largest
farm produce exhibit-awarded to Simon ii.
| Golibart.
E. Nj. Melor, Jr,-$2OO for the best
apples-awarded to Reese Shipley.
w. w. Ritter-$2 25 to the first exhibitor
making display of over varieties of apples
awarded to Simon II. Golbart
Geo. f. Lintom-$2.O 90 for best sofa pillow
awarded to Miss Lorna Hewitt.
F. NJ. Barnes-$2OO for the best loaf of
home made bread-awarded to Mrs. w. ID.
| Barnett.
Harry E. Bake-$2 so in gold for most
attractive Booth-awarded to Robert w.
Carter
A. A. Forthman Setting of WyandotIe
eggs for best peck of OnioHs-awarded to
VIM. H. Barnett.
John Harris-1 set sleigh bells for Oldest
| American paper money-awarded to Mrs N.
S. Jones.
GOWN NJ Dorsey-S2 90 for best lb. butter
awarded to Miss Lille Vernay.
VIM. H. Bennett Co.,-Set of China tor
display Potted Flowers-awarded j. A. King.
c. E. Brown Whip for best exhibit of
Pekin Ducks-awarded to j. B. Clark.
X. w. Carter-$2O0 for best essay on
.sThe Horse'- awarded TO Marshall Carter.
AT. Arrington-$2O 90 for oldest American
coin-awarded to DR.. j. f. Waesche.
P. r. Bennett-$2O 90 for heaviest 10 ears of
field corn-awarded to Frank Ely.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Wade H. d. Warfeld & Cos 90 in
gold for best yellow corn--J. j. Bradenburg;
Wade H. D. Warield Co., OOin gold
for best white corn--Geo. w. Lin,hlcum.
Wade II. D.Warfield & Co..--$2. 90 in gold
for best wheat--Wm. Triniweth.
Wade H. d. Warfeld & Co. 50. 90 in gold
for best Timothy hay-Frank Ely.
Wade H. d. Warfald & o.,-$2. 90 in gold
for best Apples-Reese Shipley.
Wade H. ID. Warfeld & Co..-$2. 90 in gold
for best Potaloes-Walter Sellman.
Wade H. D. Warfeld & Co., ,-S2. 90 in gold
for heaviest Pumpkin-Samuel E. Radcliffe.
Sykesvile National Bank-$1.0O for best
Bread-Mrs. w. H. Barnett.
Sykesvile National Bank-$l.00 for best
Jelley-Mrs. w. H. Barnett.
Sykesvlle National Bank-Sl.OO for best
Preserves-Mrs. l.. P. Shutz
Sykesvlle National Bank-$l.O0 for best
Canned Fruit-Mrs w. Howard Brown.
Sykesvlle National Bank-$1.00 for best
Pickles-Mrs H. N. Devries.
First National Bank-$5. 90 for best Choco-
late Cake-Miss Annie Randall.
Edw Arrington-$2 so for Smallest Horse
Raymond Arlington.
Harry H. Warfeld-$2.0 90 for best Exhibit
Pigeons--E. l.. CLANCY.
The following awards will be made at the
end of the Carnival:
$500 for the largest man attending the
Carnival.
$500 for the oldest married couple attend
ing the Carnival.
$500 for the largest family attending the
Carnival.
$500 for the lady receiving the largest
number of votes as being the most beautiful
lady attending the show.
So. 50 in gold to the baby over 6 months old
and under three years receiving the largest
number of votes as being the prettiest baby at
the Carnival.
Ring valued at $3.50 for the handsomest
man attending the Carnival.
81 so in gold to the most popular farmer
attending the Carnival.
~ so for the man with the smallest head
attending the Carnival.
The Carnival is given under the auspices
of the Merchants & Farmers Carnival Asso
citation, of which Wade II. D. Warield is
president, Harry M. Phelps Secretary. George
Schrade Treasurer, E. M. Mellor Chairman
of The Executive Committee. VIM. Melville
Chairman of Booths, Dr. G. W. Heffenger
Chairman of Exhibits, W. W. Ritter Chair
man of Admissions.
Heads of the departments are-Poultry,
George Schrade; Corn, VIM. H: Forsythe;
Apples, Simon Golibart; Vegetables, Jos. q.
Lippy; Canned Fruit, Mrs: l.. T: Schultz;
Jelly and Preserves, Mrs. F. G. Merceron;
Pickles, Mrs. W. W. Ritter, Cakes and Candy,
Mrs. J. L. Marsh; Bread, Biscuits and Pies,
Mrs. d. B. Sprecher; Ladies' Handiwork,
Mrs. j. N. Norris; Art, Mrs. W. H. d. War
field; Antiquities and Curios, DR.: J: F.
Waesche; Lectures, Wade H; D. Warield.
Entertainment Committee-Wm. Fl. Forth