The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22
Washington.
GRANGE FAIR.

in the Town hall, Friday, October 10. The morning was damp and cloudy but by afternoon the sun was shin ing. The committee in charge were Angus Mcdonald, C, w. Mcllravey and Miss NJ. FrisbIe, who should pe highly commended for their able and efficient work. Although the exhibit was not as large as last year the quality of fruit anu vegetables was far superior. Coffee, sandwiches ice cream and cahe were served by the ladies. The utual auction took place in the evening, and although every one regretted the unavoidable aD- sence of MT HosforA as auctioneer, his place was filled by our mutual friend, Editor A. P, Smith of The Bee.
 VEGETABLES.
 Mangel: D. Frisble 1: R, D. Dodge 2, Onion, Red Wethersiield: w. Corning 1; Whitehead Bros, ,.
 Beets. Blood turnip: Whitehead Bros, 1; Polly Seeley 2.
 Cucumbers: H, uogswell i; Polly see- ley 2.
 Sweet potatoes: R. F. Dodge 1, 2. Millers Cream muskmelon l; banana muskmelon 1; watermelon ]. D. Frisbio. Citron: R. Murphy l; s, J.. Logan 2. Longfell0w corn: II. Hallock l; c. Me- Ilravey 2.
 Redmond white corn: C. Mcllravey 1. Dent corn: r. J. r'ord l: $. J. Logan strckler Summer squash: D. Frisbie 1; s. l.. Hollister 2.
 Golden Hubbard: H. Hallock ]; Bronze Hubbard: H. Hallock 2. Carrots: A. c. Titus l.
 Green Endve: ]. Powell l. Pumpkin: S. L. Hallock ]; D. Hart we'll 2.
 Caulifower: A. L. Wanzer l. Cabbage: w. Richmond l; H. Hallock Parsley: D. Frisbie 1.
 Kohl-Rabi: F. J. Ford 1.
 Yellow Turnip: w. Corning l. Globe turnip: l.. A. Mason l; D. Fris- bic 2.
 Cowhorn turnip: L. A. Mason l. Sweet turnip: R, E. Dodge l. Carter Imperial: D. Frisbie 1; Purple Celery: w. Richmond 1; Field turnip,
 CANDY.
 Nut fudge: Mrs Hoadley l. Walnut creams: Mrs c. Ford 1.
 CAKE AND PIE. Walnut cake: Mrs s. L. Hollister 1. Chocolate cake: Mrs C. c. Ford l; Mrs Whitehead 2.
 Pumpkin pie: Miss M. Frisbie 1. Wheat bread: Miss M. Whitehead 1. Rye bread: Mrs c. C. Ford l. PEARS.
 Sheldon: H. Cogswell 1; R. E. Dodge 2.
 Seckle: R. Whittlesey |; D. Frisbie 2. Late Crawford: H. Hallock 1. Grapes: D. Frisbie 1.
 Tomatoes: H. Hallock l. W. M. Net tleton 2.
 CANNED FRUIT AND JELLY. M. V. Whitehead g.
 Red cherries Miss M. V. Whitehead 1. White cherries: Mrs W. M. Nettleton 1; Miss M. V. Whitehead 2 Currants, 1; peaches, 2; plums, ?; Miss M. V. Whitehead.
 Blackberries: Mrs W. M. Nettleton 1. Currant jelly: Miss M. " Whitehead i; Mrs w. M. Nettleton 2. Crab apple jelly Mrs w. M. Nettle- ton f.; Miss M. V. Whitehead 2. Astrachan jelly: Mrs w. M. Nettleton i; Mrs F. L. Hallock 2.
 Grape jelly: Mrs w. M. Nettleton 1; Mrs F. l.. Hallock 2.
 NUTS.
 Hickory nuts: w. Smith 1. Chestnuts: Hoadley Bros., 1.
 APPLES
 Pewaukee: F. J. Ford 1; R. Murphy Northern Spy: H. Cogswell 1; R. J. Averill 2.
 Blue Permain: R. Whittlesey l; H. Cogswell 2.
 Fallawater: H. cogswell i; L. A. Mason 2.
 Pound apple: H. Hallock 1; W. M. Nettleton 2.
 Smalley: R. J. Averill l. Newtown Pippin R. J. Averill 1. Vandervere: l.. A. Mason 2. Rolfe: w. M. Nettleton 2. Mann: H. Hallock 1; c. B. Nettleton Tallman Sweet: W. M. Nettleton 1; II. Hallock 2.
 Baldwirs: F. J. Ford 1; H. >Hallock 2. Dodge 2.
 seek-no-further: D. Hartwell 1: R, Murphy 2.
 Greening: H. Cogswell 1; S. L. Hollis ter 2.
 Hubbardson's Nonesuch: R. Murphy 1; H. Hallock 2.
 Pippin: D. Hartwell f. s. L. Hollis ter 2.
 Wolf River: H. Hallock 1 H. Cogs- well ?.
 Twenty Ounce: H. Cogswell l. King: w. Davenport l; c. B. Kettle. ton 2.
 Spitzenberg: L. A. Mason i; c. B. Nettleton 2.
 POTATOES. Potentate c. B. Nettleton 1; D. Hart well ?.
 New Queen: Whitehead Bros, 1; A. L. Wanzer 2.
 Beauty of Hebron: William Murphy 1 c. McIlravey 2.
 Queen of the Valley: H. Cogswell 1; L. A. Mason 2.