The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-16
JACKSONVILLE.
Highly Successful Fair by Wilmington
Halifax and Jacksonville Oranges.

The annual fair OF Wilmington, Halifax
and Jacksonville oranges was held Friday
afternoon and evening. the exhibit being
IN knights OF Honor hall with the supper
and literary exercises in grange hall. The
exhibit included a large display OF corn.
| fruit and vegetables, Is varieties OF canned
| fruit, maple syrup, i've varieties OF seed
popcorn, IL varieties of apples, crab ap.
! pies, tomatoes, beets, carrots, turnips,
watermelon, cucumbeH, field and pie
pumpkins, two varieties of squashes,
beans and barley by i. ;. Allen and son !;
squashes, Tom Thumb popcorn and ripe
red raspberIies by Mrs. David Hastings;
Hubbard squash, beets, beans, citrons,
cabbages, cauliflower and pumpkins by
Myron Allen; three varieties OF potatoes,
carrots, onions, caHihower, summer
squash by +. ). Bellows; three varieties
OF potatoes, mammoth Hubbard squash,
onions, tomatoes, early cluster cucumbers,
beans, II varieties of apples five of pears,
and citrons by G. \. Faulkner; four va.
rieties OF potatoes, yellow globe onions,
white egg turnip, Marblehead squash,
Forclhook squash, sugar pumpkin, water
melon, seven varieties OF apples showing
the extremes in size and some extra nice
tomatoes by II. j. Phillips OF Halifax;
blackberry wine made in 1873, six varie-
ties of carrots, two of beets, eight of APP
pies, four of potatoes, onions, parsnips,
turnip, citron and muskmelons, two va
rieties of sweet corn by +. Ii. Stetson;
six varieties of apples, two of potatoes in
Guiding the Old Lincoln blues, two OF
pumpkins, garden lemon and orange,
peaches, tomatoes, huckleberries, musk
melon, six varieties OF beans, one can Of
raspberries by G. p. Dix; prize trace OF
seed corn, maple sugar and syrup, squash, |
yellow and red carrots, ounces and sew
eral varieties of apples by n. L. Thur |
mammoth cabbage heads, GU |
white and crookneck squashes,
garden lemons and apples by |
Joseph Leonard mammoth pumpkins by
Timothy Bellows; dent and flint corn,
rice popcorn and squash by A. j. Faux
ner: Hubbard squash, potatoes and maple
sugar candy by w. G.. Niles of Halifax;
by Mrs. Martha Fuller; mann
moth Chill squash by E. j. Roberts,, fine
trace of seed corn and apples, cucumbers,
turnips and beets by Floyd Dalrymple.
The exhibit of handiwork and embroidery
included charm quilt, 3 quilts made by
pieces each by Mrs. G. p. Dix; black old
fashioned bedspread made of wool sheared,
nun and wove by Mrs. Roxana Faulkner
iearly 100 years ago, by A. j. Faulkner;
,and made lace and embroidered handker-
,hiefs and silk embroidered toilet set by
Mrs, Martha French; drawn work dolies
" Mrs. Elias Stone; drawn work, hand
PAINTED. velvet sofa pillow, linen dolly,
wo crazywork sofa pillows, wild rose cen /
erpiece, embroidered pillow shams, lace l
nd muslin stand spread by Mrs JENNIE
tetson; sofa pillow OF embroidered SIX '
nd embroidered black apron by Mrs. Ly- =
S.aGo,J. bocl-at of corn and flowers
v Miss Ida Shippee; pansies by Mrs
fervin Pierce; bouquet of nasturtlumSs /
v Mrs. w. S. Allen: sweet peas by David !
hastings; dwarf roses by Mrs. Blanch :,
;illett: framework handkerchief and
bread by Mrs. Rena Cutting; baby's bon
eft bv Mrs. Edwin Murdoch; table mats,
Y Mabel Thurber; linen table covers, iUO
ears old, by Mrs. W. G: Niles; silk
razy-work quilt by Mrs. Floyd Dalrym- O
lie: knit shawl by Mildred Corse; guilt
Y Bertha Faulkner. tulip quilt by Mar il
tetson quilt by Mrs. S. B. Chase, two !,
uilts bv Mrs. Floyd Dalrymple, drawn L
ork centerpiece. burned woodwork, vel.
# sofa pillow by Mrs. Leslie Adams OF fl
7ilmington; toothpick and paper cover
ado in Windsor states prison, embrol' h
rcd inflow slips and corset cover, 5O "
,ars old, by Mrs. David Hastings; treas
a box, by Mabel Stetson; crlD pun, h
,ndkerchief bonnet, birch bark music f
ii bv Mrs. Hollis Stetson;, bab5y,s EN-
oidered dress by Mrs. Floyd DalrymPle; it
by Mrs. S. B. Thurber Mex h,
an drawn-work silk handkerchief by y
re- Hollis Stetson; souvenirs from SIX h,
m, IN, in California, Indian bracelet made N
Mexican corn by Navajo, Indians by
PC David Hastings embroidered tie, by af
rS 1delia Hunt; embroidery, Mrs. l.. he
i u;tchcock: inkstand, Mrs. Andrews; ~
aweed baskets made in Jerusalem, Py- be
II; mec cocobola set, pencil. holder and toilet r.
. hv Minerva Allen; ash tray and baby til
met by Mrs. Floyd Reed; the bind
ms letter by Mrs. s. B. Chase.
IN the evening the following program
III u c; tnS in Knights of Honor hall: Sc
t;ans hv Mrs. Frank Titus and Mrs. We
lows Of Wilmington; music by waiter
,we Of Wilmington; songs by Rena Cut BE
W. and Mrs. Lillian Colman of Jackson,
L. + az" recitation by Mrs. L. H. Adams OF I'M
n ngton, songs by Jacksonville grange Nj
l l1t adJresses by L. Fl. Adams, f. 5.
1 }[t suc and R. j. Phillips. The next Ito
! ll1 vii he held in Halifax in 1909. DC
,,,rone Dix of Boston is a guest in be
vn. go ,, nm - Y
lrs. Edwards Is Sisi'ins CO,
lifax. sas
Fl Holbrook went to North Adams sec SCI,