The Democratic advocate., 1909-11-12
SMALLWOOD FARMERS
GRANGE
GRAND SUCCESS OF FIRST ANNUAL
PICNIC
The Exhibits We're Numerous and of
a Superior Quality
For be Advocate.

The exhibits Of horses, colts and
farm products at Smallwood Hall, in
Smallwood, on Friday and Saturday,
18th and 3Oth ult, under the auspices
OF the Smallwood Farmers Grange
we're quite numerous and made a
great success OF the exhibition. The
horses and colts we're hard TO excel,
and the other exhibits were OF super
Tor quality. Many prizes were given,
the list In full being as follows
The +. g. Shipley, G. A. Shipley and
George A. Shipley Stock Company, OF
shipley, on heavy draft stallion, first:
Frank Yingling. Of Eastyiew. on light
stallion, first.
John Spencer. on heavy draft horse.
under four years old, first; Bertran
Blizzard. second. These were single
drivers.
Heavy draft. double drivers. a pair
OF grays driven by Albert Cover. OF
Marston, first:Light draf, double driv-
ers, pair of bays, driven by Harry
J. Babylon. first; light draft, single
drivers. A. l.. Davis, firsts Vernon II
Hook, second: Clarence Shipley, third
Four-year-old saddle horses FL
mer Davis, first; Arthur Blizzard.
second
Three-year-old saddle horses
Walter y, Sayers, FIRST
Heavy draft colts Geo. A. Ship
ley. first and second; e. O. shIpley.
shird
Light draft colts Minnie f. Say
crs. FIRST
On Pony Henry Kannugh. first
The prizes on corn and other ex-
hibits were awarded as follows, By
/ Prof. y. Schmitz. of the Maryland
I Agricultural College
White Cap Dent-E. q. Shirley.
tirHt Harry Buckingham, second;
Robert Gist, third.
Yellow C0rn--Luther Zahn. frgt;
James Bowers, second: =. q. shipley.
third.
/ Golden Beauty Robert Nelson.
first. John Nelson. second; Fred Rich
/ ter, third
/ White Robert GIst. nrst:
Charles Kresa, second; r. q. shipley
third
/ Red Corn Ralph Reifsnider, first;
I Robert GiEt. second
/ Sweet Corn-~John NJ. Hook, flrgt;
Grey Back Corn-Mack Horton.
hrst
Potatoes.
Charles Downy--Howard Logue.
nrsti Ralph Relfanlder. second, Eddie
Case. third
Monroe Seeding Geo. a. shIpley,
tirst. Grove ]. Shipley, second
& Green MOuntain--Cieo, Kiee. first,
I Early Ohlo--George Case. first
/ Early FlOrida~~Jap Bloom. first
Farker's prlde-HOwArd Isogue FIRST.
oats--Harry Buckingham. FIRST:
T. q. Shipley, second
I Pumpkina-~Albert Davis, flrst
I Peara-Mrs. Grant Hook. firgI.
I Cider-1arry buckingham. hrst
I lleess-Nrs. Martha Baker. first
\ Turnips- Harry I.ogue, first.
Wheat~--Christ Schnabie, FIRST.
Peanuts--Edward Spencer, irst
/ Stock beets Eddie Case first; Chas
I kreAs. second.
Apples.
/ York Imeprials--EIlzabeth Klee,
first; Eddie Case. second; Chas. wag-
uer. third.
Pound--ChrIst schnable, first;
Harry Buckingham, second; Mrs.
Grant Hook. third
Stark---Butler GorHueh, first; Mrs,
Grant Hook. second; Geo. A. shipley,
third.
BaIdwin-Christ schnable. first.
Robert Nelson. second; Mrs. Grant
/ Hook. third.
WineSap-Elizabeth Klee, first.
| Wolf Riyer--Charles Kress, FIRST
Johnson's Fine Winter--Eddie Case,
first; Christ Schnable, second.
GreeninRs--Eddle Case, first
Ben Dayis-Eddie Case, first
Orange Flavor Crab Apple--Harry
buckingham. first
Paradise-Harry Buckingham, fsrst
Lady's Blush--John Nelson. FIRST
Cakes.
Chocolate--Mrs. Charles Wagner.
first; Mrs. Alice Spencer, second.
Cocoanut-Mrs. Albert Davis, first;
Mrs. John Nelson. second.
| Lemon--Mrs. Harry Buckingham,
first.
/ Jelly--Mrs. Christ Schnable, first
Jared Fruits and JeIlies.
PeAches-Mrs. Geo. Kiee, hrst; Mrs.
Susie Phillips, second; Mrs. Harry
| Blizzard, third.
Cherries--Mrs. Susie Phillips, first;
Mrs Joseph Shipley, second; Mrs.
Alice Spencer, third.
Tomatoes--Mrs. Christ Sehnable,
frst
Cucumber Pickles--Mrs Grant
Hook. flrst Mrs. Harry Blizzard, sec
ond; Miss Ethel Shipley, third.
Pears--Miss Ethel Shipley. first;
Mrs. Chas. Wagner, second.
Beans--Mrs. Christ Schnauble, frs
Mrs. Grant Hook, second.
Lima Beans--AIrs. Wick Brown, first.
Grape Jelly--Mrs. Susie Phillips,
first.
Catsup-Mrs. Harry Blizzard, first.
Picked Beets--Mrs. James Bowers,
first; Miss Ethel Shipley. second.
Canned Corn--Mrs. Grant Hook,
first
Jared onions--Mrs. Charles wag-
ner, first.
Pine Apple--Mrs. Christ schnable.
first
Crab Apple Jelly--Mrs. Christ
Schnable. first
i Ounce Jelly--Mrs Christ schnau-
BILE, first
Chow Chow--Mrs. Grant Hook, first.
Mrs. Grant Hook also got first prizes
on white. or silver skin and yellow
globe onions NJ
K. The grange nienfc wac a grand a.,cL