Evening journal., 1907-09-04
AWARD PRIZES AT
GRANGERS' FAIR
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ing. first; Greenhill Farm, second.
For heavy single drivers-H. T. Wal
lace. first; Herbert Eastburn. second.
For heavy double drivers-William
r. Cooley won the first prize.
Cattle Awards.
Z. Donohoe, Edgemoor. won first on
graded Guernsey COW under two years,
Guernsey heifer under two years. best
herd of Guernsey and second for a
Guernsey bull, and third for a Guernsey
COW over two years
Anthony Higgins Delaware City, won
first for a Guernsey bull over two
years and second for a Guernsey COW
under two years.
w. j. Cloud, Kennett Square, won
first for a herd of Jerseys. Jersey bull
over two years, a COW over two years.
and second for a Jersey heifer of 6
months.
J.. Scott Townsend won second for
a Guernsey heifer under two years
j. C. Smith won first for a Holstein
COW under two years.
Horace Dilworth, Centreville, won
first for a yoke of oxen.
Sheep and Swine.
j. c. Smith, of Winterthur, won all
the prizes for sheep.
New Castle County Hospital won
first and second for brood sows of ]
year and a boar over one year.
/ l.. NJ. Greenwald Newark. won first
for best Berkshires over three months
/ Special ribbons-Margaret Derrick
son, picture, awarded for best centre
piece; Mrs. Norris II Woodward Men
denhall, Pa. sofa pillow, special prize
/ by Z. James Belt; Miss Margaret Der
rickson won special by ID. Ross & Son
/ for piano scarf; Mrs. B. H. Luke won
clock by Charles NJ Banks, for best
embroidered centrepiece; Mrs. Lewis
] Ball, special. by Kennard & Company;
Mrs. Nellie h. Snyder, special by Wood
ward & Brother
First prizes-Miss II. L. Husbands,
given by Lynn Thomas and l.. II. Fell
& Company; wooden mittens, first prize,
r. c, Larkn, Kennett Square; English
knitting, Mrs. J. Nichols; embroidered
centrepiece, Miss Mary Derrickson;
pin cushion, Amy Walton.
First zes-Wallachian centrepiece.
Miss Elizabeth Spear; pursod silk quilt,
Mrs. Lewis Ball. Newport lace collar.
Bessie ID. Derricbson, also for embroid-
cred belt and hat; hand made work.
bag, Mary c. Dilworth Hockessin; eye
let centrepiece, Mrs. Sarah Owen; dis
play of rafiia, Eta Mcdaniel; renais-
sance centrepiece and pillow shams.
Mrs. Katie O'tz; display of typography.
Miss Elizabeth IL. Peach; drawn
work centrepiece. Florence E.
Campbelli drawn work table
set, Mrs. Stephen Armstrong, Hockes-
sin; raffia hat, Amanda b. Hughes,
crocheted afghan. b. H. Luke; tinted
centerpiece, B. II. Luke; peach pie,
Mrs. Lydie Derrickson, Marshallton; F.;
lemon custard, H. l.. Husband, black
berry pie, Mary c. Dilworth; display
OF preserves. Anna J.. Dilworth; dis
play OF fruit honey. fruit butter. best
pound butter, Mrs. stephen Armstrong.
pound candy Miss Sarah II. Costburn:
loaf white bread. Mirs Mary c. Dill
worth, loaf of graham bread, Miss Mary
pilworth; best jumbes. Mrs w. p
Peach; best Maryland biscuit Mrs. w
F. Peach; chocolate cake, Miss Sarah
Ball.
Grain Forage.
First Prizes-Sx stalks corn. c. w. Hill
New Castle; bushel yellow corn, Charlie.
Megginson; bushel ensllage corn, 1. II.
Eastburn; corn sllage 1907 crop. ]. Lesli,
Eastburn bushei light yellow corn. Hor-
ace H. Dnworth; bushel white oats. n. p
Naudain, Marshallton; bushel fulso wheat,
n p. Naudain, Magshallton; bushel long.
berry wheat. Edwin Paxon: bushei TWEEN.
ticth century oats. Wilmer E. Fell: bushei
spetz, Wilmer E. Fell; sugar beets. J.
l.. Eastburn; bunch timothy, J. L. East.
burn; bundle red clover. William Arm.
strong.
Vegetable Department.
Largest and best white potatoes, L. f
| Dilworth; three heads cabbage, ]. w
Hnmphries; half dozen peppers. IL. L.
Dilworth; cooking pumpkin. c. NJ East
burn; egg plants. Mrs. Sarah Simon; six
heads lettuce. Mrs. Sarah Simon; thre,
stalks celery, Edgar L. Burris; best sugar
corn, Edgar l.. Burris; best heads caul
enower. Edgar l.. Burris; best yellow
squash, c. NJ. Eastburn; best pattipar
squash, l. e. D1worth.
Poultry
First Prizes-Louis p. Graham, Glen
olden; Fred c. Campbell; Boothbrooi
Farm. Grubbs; George X. Ball, Mar
shallton; ]. W. Morrow. Cossart. Pa
J. A. Lands; Mrs. Edna Moore
Chadd's Ford; Robert L. Connel. Ian.
denberg; Glenolden Poultry Yards
Glenolden; Ashton r. Tatum; r. L
Armstrong Marshallton.
A calf was born at the fair grounds
last night II belongs to O'Neill Bros.
of Mount Cuba.
A litter Of pigs, seven in number, wai
born TO a Berkshire SOW belonging c
Wilmer Fell, Of Newark. The SOW re.
ceived a blue ribbon from the judges
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