The Newtown bee., 1908-09-25
GREENFIELD HILL COUNTRY CLUB FAIR.
PREMIUM AWARDS

PREMIUM AWARDS
 Who The Fortunate People Are. TREATMENT c. CHILDRENs'
 EXHIBITS.
 Exhibit of sewing, Mildred Merwin. 1; Preston Merwin, 2. Exhibit of paintings, Mrs George r. Platt, l. Knit or crocheted lace. 3 yds., Miss Marguerite Baldwin, l. Hemstitched article, Miss Marguerite Baldwin, l Edith Hermenzie, 2. Outline sofa pil- low, Olive D. Hull. l. Dressed doll, Alma Foster, 1. Apron hand made, Miss Marguerite Baldwin, 2. Outline work in color, Marguerite Fallon, l; Miss Jennie Moscip, 2. Turnover collar, Miss Marguerite Baldwin, l. Fancy stock collar, Pauline Kuhlmaier, 2. Shirt waist in shadow embroidery, Miss Marguerite Baldwin, l; Anna Gray, 2. Painting in water color, Mrs George F. Platt, l. Pencil drawing. Clinton Sherwood, l. Kindergarten work, Alma Foster, 1; Dorothy Hard, 2. Cross stitch sofa pillow, Catherine Burr, 1. Solid broidery, Grace Bulkley, l; Martha Peterson, 2. Embroidered doilies, or more, Miss Marguerite Baldwin, |; Miss Jennie Moscip, 2.
 SECTION2.
 Collection canned fruit, Augusta Bertz, |; pickles, 1; canned vege- tables, 1. Single jar canned fruits, Josie Lobdell, 1.
 SECTION 8.
 Loaf of plain cake. Catherine Burr, l; Pauline Kuhlmaier, 2. Loaf of layer cake, Catherine Burr, 1; Miss Mary F. Hawkins, 2. Cup cakes, Catherine Burr, 1; Catherine Fallon, 2. Raised biscuit, Anna L.Hawkins, 2. Wheat bread, Pauline Kuhlmaier, l. Rye bread, l; collection of baskets, l, Cath erine Burr; H. L. Burr, 2; single basket, Sherwood Burr, l; Howard B. Burr, 2. Chairs, Henry w. Coley, Jr., l. Solid embroidery sofa pillow, |; corset cover, l; card receiver 2; braid- ed waist, 2; charcoal drawing, 1, Mar guerite Baldwin; Mrs George F. Platt, 2. Sofa pillow in shadow work, Dor othy Hard, 2. DEPARTMENT D. BREAD, CAKE
 AND PASTRY.
 Loaf of bread, Mrs Henry Hull, 1 Mrs Charles Gray, 2. Loaf graham bread, Edna Warehouse, l. Helen E.. Jennings, 2. Loaf rye bread, Miss Louise Burr, l; Mrs George H. Mer- win, 2. Powder biscuit, Mrs Harry Hull, 1; Mary Pastor, 2. Raised bis cult, Mrs A. H. Pease, |; Fairfield Bakery, 2. Oatmeal bread. Edna More house, 2. Nutri meal, Edith M. Carpen- ter, l. Sponge cake, Mrs William C.. Welch, 1; Mary Pastor, 2. Raised cake, Louise Burr, |; Edna More house, 2. White fruit cake, 2. Dough- nuts, Mrs c. B. Meeker. 2. Spiceu cake, Edna Warehouse, l. Chocolate cake, Miss Edna Hull, l. Caramel cake, Edna Morehouse, 1. Cocoanut cake, Mrs Clifford Banks, l. Coffee cake, Helen E. Jennings, 1. Angel cake, Jennie Dluglkencelsa, l. Molasses cake, Mrs George H. Merwin, 1; Edna Morehouse, 2. Sugar cakes, Mrs George H. Merwin, 2. Ginger snaps. Edna Warehouse, 1; Mrs George H. Merwin, 2. Apple sauce cake, Ida Rogers, 2. Ice cream cake, Ruth M. Treadwell 2. Ralsin cake, Mrs Clifford Banks. l.
 SECTION 3.
 Lemon pie, Ida Rogers, 2. Lemon and raisin pie, Mrs Henry Sanford, |. Elderberry, Mrs Clifford Banks, l.
 SECTION
 Best quality butter, 8 lbs. or more, Henry c. Sturges, 1: Mrs William M. Judd, 2. Cottage cheese, 1 lb., Mrs Fred A. Burr, l; Mrs William M. Judd, 2. Seed cookies, Louisa Burr, 2; Mocha cake, l. t... DEPARTMENT 3. CANNED FRUIT,
 PICKLES, ETC.
 Collection canned fruits, Mrs Will liam H. Banks, 1; Susan Nichols, 2. Largest collection jellies, Susan Mich ols, 1; Edna Warehouse, 2. Largest and best collection jams, Edna More house, l. Largest and best collection canned vegetables, Susan Nichols, l. Best five cans colored fruits, Edna Morehouse, 1; Mrs F. c. Banks, q; Mrs J. M. Wilson, 3. Best five cans dark colored fruits, Mrs F. c. Banks, 1; Edna Warehouse, 9; Mrs J. M. Will son, 8. Best collection sweet pickles, Susan Nichols, 1; Edna Warehouse, 2. Collection sour pickles, Susan Nichols, 1. Chow chow, 1. Chili sauce, l, cat sup, 1, soap, 2, Edna Morehouse. Chow chow, 2, Cnili sauce, 2, catsup, 2, can cider vinegar, 2, largest col lection fruit juices, l, best collection buffers, 1, meat sauces, l, herbs, l, Miss Susan Nichols. Can cider vinegar, Mrs Eugene Burr, 1. Can cider vim egar, G. H. Merwin, 2. Honey comb, H. w. Coley, |; honey extracted, |; beeswax, 1. Soap, Mrs W. H. Hull, l. Grape jelly, Mrs D. B. Adams, l.; Mrs Emeline Stone, 2. Tomato relish, Mrs H. B. Wheeler, 1. Nucleus bees in frame, H. w. Coley, 1.
 DEPARTMENT F. AGRICULTURE. Dahlias, best collection not less than 12 varieties, Henry c. Sturges, l, Thomas Bell, 2; asters, not less than six varieties, Max Bertz l. Henry c. Sturges 2; Gladiolias, not less than l2 varieties, 2, dahlias,2, verbenas, not less than 12 varieties, Thomas Bell l i; Oscar Carlson. 2. PhlOX. perennial, not