The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-09-22
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icks, watermelon, cucumber, tomato
and mixed pickles, chow chow, pine
apples, peaches, etc.; Mrs. C. c..
Ross, picked apples, cucumbers, etc.
Mrs. F. B. Mitchell, jellies, sauce and
pickles.; Mrs. VIM. Heckler, variety
pickles; Mrs. L. S. Briggs, preserved
peaches; Mrs. G. A. Bryson, pickles.,
preserved fruits and jellies; Mrs. h.
Hess, preserved apples, plums, etc. :
Mrs. Daisy Mudgett, fruit preserves
and pickles; Mrs. L. Rocheford,
canned peas, corn, peaches, aspara-
gus and fruits.
| BUTTER.
The exhibitors in this department
we're as follows: Dairy butter, jars,
G. Fl. Stoddard, Mrs. Serge, S.
Klttilson, Mrs. A. Bryson, Mrs. M.
Hamilton, G. L. Campbell. Dairy
butter, print, Mrs. A. Bryson, Mrs.
G. A. Raiche. Creamery butter, jar,
Bridgeman & Russell; tub, Glendor-
ado creamery. In each instance the
butter was of irst-class quality.
HONEY AND SUGAR.
A. e. Shaw had an attractive COL
lection of Eastwood and clover
honey, pickles in honey and preserves
in honey, and Mrs. G. A. Raiche ex-
hibited maple sugar and maple syrup.
BREAD, PASTRY, ETC.
The display of bread, pastry, cook
ing, etc. was the largest ever exhi-
bited and the quality excellent.
There were collective displays of
cooking by Mrs. Daisy Mudgett, Mrs.
A. Bryson, Mrs. Frank Libby and
Mrs. Louis ROCKFORD. Among the
other exhibitors we're doughnuts by
Mrs. VIM. Cordiner; biscuits, bread,
etc., Mrs. Hatch; jelly cake, bread
and biscuit, Mrs. G. Rehaume; bread
and cookies, Mrs. Royal Berry;
bread, biscuit and cake, etc., Miss
Myra Libby; cakes, cookies and bis
cults, Mrs. G. W. Fredericks; ginger
bread and white bread, Miss LISA
Ross; cake and angel food, Mrs. A.
G. Nyberg; bread and pumpkin pie,
Mrs. Smithers; cookies and chocolate
cake, Mrs. Chas. Berry; graham
bread, Mrs. Clarence Hill; biscuit
and bread, Mrs. O. A. Gotten; bread
and biscuit, Miss Ruth Briggs; bread,
biscuit, cookies, rolls and doughnuts,
Mrs. Chas. Blocker; bread, biscuit,
cake and pie, Mrs. Willard Howard;
bread, biscuit and rolls, Mrs. A.
Bryson; biscuit and bread, Mrs. M.
Kaliher; bread, biscuit, etc., Mrs.
Dora Sausser; cake, Mrs. L. S.
Briggs; bread, biscuit, cookies and
apple pie, Mrs. Mitchell; bread and
biscuit, Mrs. W. II. Miller.
WOMEN'S EXHIBIT.
Attractively arranged in this de-
partment were many beautiful exhi-
bits, too many to mention Individual
ly, among them being crochet and
lace work, pillows, handkerchiefs,
silk quilt, cotton log cabin quilt, etc.,
by Mrs. Robert Clark; beaded pocket
books, Miss Anna ..Armitage; Cro-
cheted baby slippers and sack, Mrs.
Robt. Byers; cotton quilt and GRO
cheted tidy, Mrs. J. G. Hatch; GRO
cheted and lace work Olive Barnum;
crocheted bed spread, Mrs. E. G. Re-
haume: crocheted afghan, silk crazy
quilt, knit slippers, etc., Mrs. AL
Num-; table cover, towels, lunch
cloth, embroidered centerpieces and
other articles, Mrs. J. j. Skahen; en-
broidered sofa pillow, Mrs. VIM. Cor
diner; Morning Glory and eyelet CEN
terpieces, luncheon sets, dolly, towels,
pillow cases, etc., Mrs. I. M. Carle-
ton; embroidered sofa pillow, Miss
Hjornice Scheen; burnt wood plaques,
brush and tray sets and jardinieres,
Miss Lola Scheen; embroidered sofa
cover and baby blanket, Mrs. A. E.
Whitney; crocheted baby dress and
jacket, Mrs. J. W. zimple; hand made
straw hat, Mrs. Dibblee; handker-
chiefs, Mrs. L. S. Briggs; Batten-
burg centerpiece, Mexican drawn
work and embroidery, Mrs. La febvre;
Battenburg collar, Hardanger center
piece, sideboard scarf, etc., Mrs. Geo.
St. Louis; baby shoes, socks and
mittens, Mrs. Bert Whitney; crocheted
dolly, patchwork quilt, rag carpet
and rug, Mrs. Mary Hamilton; cro-
cheted lace and Battenburg center
piece, Mrs. b. Uglem; Wallachian
sofa pillow, drawn work lunch cloth
and eyelet lunch cloth, Mrs. Frank
Harrington; knit shawl and apron,
Mrs. A. Bryson; embroidered lunch
cloth and scenterpiece, Mrs. Oscar