The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-08-21
Goeal ano nersonal.
THE FAIR.

Fair week has come and gone. The
attendance was good, the weather was
fine, and every body had pleasant
time. The Masonic Fair added much
to the attractions, and was reasonable
success from Il financial standpoint
Mrs. VIM. r. Smith was in charge OF the
hall and deserves much praise for bel
able management. She was faithfully
assisted 10y corps of ladies.
The following premiums were award
ed;
Kitchen Products-Cooked Ham, DR..
Reverdy Sasscer; Fruit Cake, Mrs. I
Grant; Pound Cake, Mrs ReVedy
Sasscer; Cocoanut Cake, Miss Estelle
Berry; Orange Cake, Miss Cecil Ira
band: Sponge Cake, Mrs. Fred Sasscer;
Nut Cake, Miss Alice Roberts; Jelly
Cake. Miss Sadie Traband, Marble Cake,
Miss c. Traband; Chocolate Cake, Miss
Alice Roberts; Jumbles, Miss Christa-
bel Hill; Ginger Bread, Miss Alice
Roberts; Sugar Cake, Miss Christabel
Hill: Loaf Bread, Mrs. Reverdy Sasscer;
Roll in Pan, Miss Grace R. Roberts,;
MARYLAND Biscuit, Mrs. j. S. Hall;
Caramel Cake, Miss Marie B. Hill; Dis
play of Canned Fruits, Mrs. R. M. Nc
Oregon.
Household Products-Display OF But
tonholes: Mis-. Florence Scribner
Machine Sewing Miss Mammie Bowie
Crochetei Slippers in Wool: MISS
Bessie McGregor. Hand Sewing: Miss
Mary MeGregor Infants Dress Miss
Mamie Bowie. Silk Embroidery on
Wooden: Margaret Hill. Cotton En-
broidey, Miss Kate Merrick. Drawn,
Work. Mrs. W. N Dorsett- Crochet
work in Worsted, Mrs. M. E. Wilson.
Crochet work in Cotton, Miss Edna
Berry. Sofa Cushion, Miss May Clagett.
Toilet Pin Cushion, Miss Kate Merrick.
Point Lace, hand made, Mrs. WIN.
Dorset. Battenburg Lace, Mrs. E. j.
Edison. Shadow Embroidery, Miss Kate
Merrick. Wallachian Embroidery, Miss
Holly Hill Honiton Lace, hand made.
MIR. D. n. Dorsett. Kensington EN-
broiderv, Hrs. E. J. Edison. Braiding,
Mrs. J. II. Traband. Outline Embroi-
derry, Mrs. Tilden Brice. Fancy Work
made by person over 10 years OF age,
Mrs. Laura Griffith. Plain sewing made
and exhibited by child under IL years
of age Miss Louise Trolley. Jar of Sweet
Pickle, Miss Minnie Chew. Jar of Sour
Picket, Mrs. F. W. Hill. Jar of Mixed
Pickle, Miss Minnie Chew. Catsup, Mrs.
T. J. Grant Vinegar, Mrs. r. M. Nc
Gregor. Hand Soap, Mis-. Tilden Brice
Honey, Mrs. Benz, Crawford. Collection
of Dried Fruit, Mrs. Cornelius Hall
Fresh made butter in roll-First, Mrs.
is. Hall, Seco nd, Mrs. Eugene Rob
erts.
Garden Pro lucts-Five Carrots, Mrs
F. Sasscer. Five Parsnips, Mrs. Fred
Sasscer. Collection of Squashes, R. d
Brown. Three Elephants, Mrs Reverdy
Sasscer. Six Long Blood Beets, K. ID
Brown. Six Turnip Beets. Mrs. r. M
McGregor Peck, Tomatoes, Mr.. H
Traband. Peck, Lima Beans, NJ w.
Wilson. Six Ears Sugar Corn, Frank
Pinlsney. Peck Large Onions, Miss
May Hill. Collection of Peppers, Mrs,
R. III. McGregor. Sweet Potatoes, w
FL. Holmead Pumpkin, W. II. CLANCY.
Mangel Wurtzell Beets, Mrs. Fred
Sasscer.
Fruits-Apples, R. D. Brown. Peaches
Mr.. VIM. Berry. Grapes, Mr.. Benz
Crawford Peas. R. d. Brown. .
Field Products White Wheat, R. D
Brown. Rye, one peck. R D. Brown
Oats, one peck, R. D. Brown. Best IL
ears Field Corn, Mr. j. 81. Traband
The following is the result of thu
races:
TUEsDAY
First Race IS trot or pace; South
ern Maryland horses; purse S12':
Mamie j -