The Newtown bee., 1908-10-30
THE GRANGE,FAIR.

" i'Nh " hitAiis n lhliNh "ap served downstairs in the efficient and capable way that the ladies of the Grange possess. In the evening the things were sold at aucti on, with F.. H osford as auctioneer. There was much fun and the articles went quick | ly and merrily. c. Burr Hollister was chairman of the fair committee and much praise is due him for his un- tiring efforts in behalf of the good cause. In fact the entire committee, composed of MT Hollister, R. J. Av- erill, Howard Cogswell, Mrs Ford, and Mrs Frisbie are much to be commend ed in the success of the fair. The list of premiums is as follows:
 Cakes.
 Mrs Van Sinderen, chocolate cake, 1; Mrs H. Woodruff, 2. Mrs Van Sinderen, Orange cake, l. Mrs Dodge, Washigto cake, l. Miss keaveny, Raised cake, |; Mrs Ford, 2.
 Mrs John Carlson, fruit cookies, 1. Miss Hartwell, cup cakes, l.
 Miss Dorothy Averill, fudge, 1.
 Pies.
 Miss Warner, custard pie, 1. Miss Warner, lemon pie, 1.
 Miss Frisbie, pumpkin pie, i; Mrs Ford, 2.
 Bread.
 Mrs J. Carlson, rye bread, 1; Mrs Ford, 2.
 Miss M. Tereck, wheat bread, 1; Miss Whitehead, 2.
 Mrs c. Buckingham, oatmeal, 1. Mrs Dodge, Boston brown, l.
 Mrs Frisbie. biscuit, 1. Flowers. 4 Mrs Van Sinderen, l.; Miss Edith Gillette, 2.
 Miss Ruth Schmiedel, paper, Z. Canned Fruit. Mrs H. Woodruff, pears, 1; Mrs Whitehead, 2.
 Mrs Woodruff, chips, 1. Mrs Dastrom, pears with ginger, 1. Mrs Woodruff. quince. 1.
 Mrs Whitehead, peaches, 1;2; cher ries, 1 and 2; tomatoes 1; black berries, 1: billberries, 1.
 Jelly.
 Mrs Van Sinderen apple, l; crab apple, 2.
 Mrs Whitehead, crab apple, 2.
 Mrs T. Cogswell, grape, |; Mrs Whitehead, 2.
 Mrs Van Sinderen, currant, 1; Mrs Whitehead, 2; strained honey, l. Miss M. Whitehead, peach jelly, 1. Mrs Valiant, chestnuts, 1; Clayton Buckingham, 2. Fancy Work.
 Mrs J. Anderson, table cover, 1. Mrs c. J. Anderson, center piece, 1 f; Miss Lake, 2. Miss M. Whitehead, table mats, 1. Mrs Eckman, crocheting, 1; Miss M. Whitehead, 2. nash
 Mrs Woodruff, housewife, 1. For honorable mention in tie loan exhibit: Mrs Carlson, bed quilt. Mrs Woodruff, ,pieced quilt. Two silk quilts. Mrs Which cad, linen counterpane. Mrs. Daniel Clark, lace veil; Mrs c. J. Anderson pillow. Mrs Whitehead, knitted sweater. Hans Anderson, candelabra.
 Live Stock.
 R. J. Averill, bull. 1; J. F. White head, ?. .H
 c. Bader. fatted calf. 1.
 Harry Heline, Ayrshire, 1. <. Francis Seeley, steers and yearlings, 1. F. Wheaton, 2-year-olds. |; F. J. Whitehead, 2.
 C. Bader, 4-year-olds, l.
 Chickens. D. Hartwel,, Plymouth Rocks, l.; Dexter Anderson, 2.
 George Bader, buff Cochin 2; mixed, I2.
 Elsie Hallock, White Leghorns, 2. Burdette Atwood, Wyandottes, 2. Howard Schmiedel, Cats, 2.
 Fruit. <. B. A. Hollister, Sheldon pears, 1. Mrs Woodruff, Fall pears, l.
 Hubert Hallock, tomatoes, 1; D. Hartwell, 2.
 -su,. Apples.
 E. Ayerill, Marigold, 1. B. A. Hollister, Peck's pleasant, ].
 H. Cogswell. Ben Davis, 1; B. A. Hollister. 2.
 R.J. Averill. Golden russet, 1; Jo. seph Tereck, 2 ~ H. Halock, English, 1. H.Cogswell. Wolf River. 1; H. Hal lock, 2. :...f..-..
 H. Cogswell. red russet, l.
 F. J. Ford. Golden red, 1.
 H. Hallock. Tallmon sweet, I; H. L. Wanzer, 2.
 w. H. Farrand, pound sweet, 1. H. Hallock, Gillyfower. |; D. Hart well, 2. H. Cogswell, Lady apple, 1. J. McConaghie, Northern Spy, 1 /; H. Cogswell, 2. .e,..l ...
 Prof Dodge, Hubardson, 1.
 R. Whittlesey, quince, 1: J. Tereck, 2.
 Harry Heline, Honey sweet, 1. F. J. Ford, Penankee, 1; J. F., and P. B. Whitehead, 2. Prof Dodge. Newtown pippin, 1. J. rereck, Hurlburt. 1; R. J. Aver i'll, 2. a.s ::.tHarry Heline, Bellfower, 1; crab apples, l.
 H. L. Wanzer. Seek-no-further, l; D. Hartwell, 2.
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