St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-09-28
CALEDONIA GRANGE FAIR.
Held at East Hardwick Saturday,
September 1.-THE Premium

Saturday and good exhibition of
cattle, poultry. sheep, canned
fruit, vegetables, and fancy work.
The speaker was Walter J.. Bige-
low, editor of the ST. Johnsbury
CALIFORNIAN, who made a practical
and interesting address.
Following is the list of premiums
awarded:
Glass 4 Live Stock.
Horses: Stallion years old, John
Hanna, / general purpose team, H.
A. Corrow, 1.
Cattle: Reg. Guernseys bull, g. H.
Allbee, l.; bull, IT months old, F. S.
Melvin. 1; heifer. two years old, F.
S. Melvin, heifer calf, F. S. Mel
win, 1 !; Reg. Ayrshire calf, G. II. ALI
bee, /; grades, two years old steers,
Charles Wilson, 1.
Sheep: Shropshire ram, GIG. Nell
son, /; G. H. Allbee, 2.
Poultry and pets: White Wyan-
dotte pullets, D. w. Stevens, L; E.
c. Goodrich, 2; pr. Wyandoftes,
Wright Bros, 1; Plymouth Rock,
Mrs. J. P. Hale, 1 Mrs. Hattie Ran
som, 2; Rhode Island Reds, Mrs. B.
A. ODER, L; Brown Leghorns, E. G.
Little, Creeper hens, E. G. Little,
L; pair Bantams, Howard Chandler,
/; Kenneth Ward, 2; Indian Runner
ducks, Mrs. B. A. ODER, 1; Pekin
ducks, E. c. Little, /; Pigeons, Lyle
Daniels, 1; Angora rabbits, Kenneth
Ward, l.; English rabbits, Kenneth
Ward, L; pair pet rabbits, Sadie
Longmore, /.
Glass 2.
Canned fruit and jelly: Peas,
Mrs. Lena Fay, 1 Mrs. J. P. Hale,
2; strawberries, Mrs. J. P. Hale, L;
Mrs. r. G. Darling, 2; raspberries,
Mrs. R. G. Darling, l. Mrs. A. R.
Montgomery, 2; peaches, Miss Adine
Bell, 1 Mrs A. R. Montgomery, 2;
blackberries, Mrs. G. w. Lovejoy, /;
Mrs. R. c. Darling, 2; Burbank
plums, Mrs. S. Gle, 1; blueberries,
Mrs. A. r. Montgomery, / pine
apple, Mrs. A. r. Montgomery, 1;
cherries, Mrs. R. G. Darling, /
plums, Miss Jennie Bell, 1 Mrs. w.
I. Ward. 2; wonderberries, Mrs. S.
Gle, L peach apple, Mrs. ROLAND
Chase, /; Miss Jennie Bell, 2; or
ange marmalade, Miss Jennie Bell,
1; raspberry marmalade, Mrs. J. P.
Hale, |; preserved currants. Mrs. R.
C. Darling, 1; preserved plums, Mrs.
2; preserved watermelon, Mrs. A. r.
Montgomery, 1 apple jelly, Mrs.
Lena Fay, 1; Mrs. J. P. Hale, q;
peach jelly, Mrs. J. P. Hale, 1 plum
jelly, Mrs. J. P. Hale, 1; blackberry
jelly, Mrs. j. P. Hale, 1 and 2; grape
and apple jelly, Mrs. ROLAND Chase,
1; peach and apple jelly, Miss Adine
Bell, 1 and 2; spiced apply jelly.
Miss Adine Bell, / bees honey, A.
L. Beals, 1; canned corn, Mrs. w. l.
Ward, L; Miss Adine Bell, 2; canned
-, \ On 4 HE
r. G. Darling, 2; canned beans, Mrs.
w. J. Ward, 1; canned peas, Miss
Adine Bell, L Mrs. w. J. Ward, 2;
canned beets, Mrs. R. G. Darling, L
canned mincemeat, Mrs. J. P. Hale,
1; canned chutney sauce, Mrs. J. P.
Hale, L; canned rhubarb, Mrs. J. P.
Hale, 1.
Glass 3.
Grain and vegetables: Potatoes
Green Mountain, A. H. Wheeler, 1
T. F. Smith, q Early Ohio, D. w.
Stevens, 1 +; CoarsergNo. 2, D. w. Stew
ems, 1; Strawberry, Eugene Domey,
l.; Early pink, Eugene Domey, /
OK heart carrot, Eugene Domey, /
w. D. Bronson, q; turnip, Eugene
Domey, 1; parsnip, w. D. Bronson,
L; beets, r. B. Smith, 1 !; w J. Ward,
2; summer squash, w. F. Hassam, 1
G.. w. Lovejoy, 2; golden crook neck,
Benjamin KorotkinJ /; Eugene Dom
ely, 2; Hubbard squash, R. G. OAR
ling, 1; G. w. Lovejoy, 2; onions,
Eugene Domey, 1; cucumbers, T.
F. Smith, L H. H. Chase, 2; cauli-
flower, Eugene Domey, 1; kohlrabi,
Eugene Domey, 1; Hollander cab
bage, Eugene Domey, L; pie, pump
kin, r. G. Darling, 1; mammoth
pumpkin, A. H. Wheeler, l; sorghum,
J. P. Hale, 1; Crawford corn, H. H.
Chase, 1; Longfellow corn, Eugene
Domey, 1; Evergreen corn, Eugene
Domey, /; Success corn, D. w. Stew
Jennings, L; e. c. Goodrich, q
Egyptian wheat, R. B. Smith, l.;
Highland oats, A. l.. Blake, 1 pole
beans, Eugene Domey, l.; Mrs.
Emma Hassam, 2; Strawberry beans,
Eugene Domey, 1; Sofa beans, Eu-
gene Domey, L; Golden Wax beans,
Eugene Domey, 1; Early dwarf beans,
Eugene Domey, /; second crop alf-
alta, Wright Bros, l.; sunflower,
Robert McKeane, 1.
Glass A.
Fancy work: Embroidered waist,
Miss Alice Fay, L; Wallachian mat,
Miss Alice Fay, 1 and 2; butterfly
apron, Miss Ruth Lovejoy, L; lazy
0aAoy dpAOu MA6S D01AG montgomery
L; embroidered night gown, Miss
Belle Montgomery, 1; cut leather,
corset cover, Miss Adine Bell, 1
bureau scarf, Mrs. Schneider, L; en-
brofdered German motto, Miss Marie
Learue, 1; wall center piece, Mrs. r.
c. Darling, / crochet dolly, Mrs.
Annie Batten, L; stand spread, Mrs.
Annie Batten, /; pillow cases, Mrs.
Annie Batten, 1 knit lace, Miss Mary
Patch, 1 hardanger bureau scarf,
Mrs. Blanche Field, 1; colored wall
stand spread, Mrs. Blanche Field, i
sewing apron, Mrs. Blanche Field,
L; fancy bag, Mrs. Blanche Field, /;
pin cushion, Mrs. Blanche Field, 1;
solid work dolly, Miss Belle Mont
gomery, 1; burnt leather pillow. Mrs.
J. P. Hale. 1 lace pillow, Mrs. J. P
Hale, L; biscuit pillow, Miss Ruth
Lovejoy, /; pine pillow, Miss Blanche