The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-10-06
NORTH SCITUATE
GRANGE FAIR
THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF
PERSONS RECEIVING PREMIUMS
AT THE GRANGE FAIR AT NO.
SCITUATE, ON THURSDAY
OF LAST WEEK.

Peaches-Elberta, Frank Brown, 1st.
Crawford Late, Albert Farrow. 1st.
Apples-R |. Greening, Jacob Sch
lemmer 1st; Frank Brown, I'd. Black
Gillihower, L. B. Dexter, 1st; Nicholas
Winsor, I'd Mcintosh Red, Jacob
Schlemmer, 1st; L. B. Dexter, I'd. Bis
marck, Jacob Schlemmer, 1st. Fa-
meuse, T. K. WinSor, 1st; Nicholas
Winsor, I'd. Baldwin, I. *. Winsor,
1st; A. l. Hopkins, 2d. Russian Pear
main, +. Brown, 1st. King, w +.
Edison, 1st; James Ford, ID York
Pippin, Frank Brown, 1st; {. II. Put
nam, I'd. Longheld, A. O. Wheeler,
1st. Alexander, Z. B. Dexter, 1st.
Washington Strawberry Frank Brown,
1st. Transparent Grab, Frank Brown
1st; E. b. Dexter I'd. Pewaukee
Schlemmer, 1st; Nicholas Winsor, I'd
Grimes Golden, Z. B. Dexter, 1st. Tai
man Sweet, Nicholas Winsor, 1st; {;
Frank Spencer, I'd. Haas, Frank
Brown, 1st Sutton Beauty, A. o..
Wheeler, 1st Banana, Nicholas Win
sor, 1st; Frank Spencer, I'd. Opales-
cent, A. |. Hopkins, 1st. Yano, Frank
Brown, 1st. Porter, Frank Brown,
1st. Blue Pearmain, Jacob Schlem-
mer, 1st. Maiden Blush, A. |. Hop
kins, 1st; Nicholas Winsor, I'd. Lady
Sweet, Isaac Burgess, 1st Wolf River,
{. |. Cole, 1st; Albert II. Wheeler, I'd.
Spitzenburg, Albert Farrow, 1st. Ben
Davis, T. II. Winsor, 1st; Benjamin
Boss, I'd Gloria Mundi, Frank Brown,
1st; N. Winsor, I'd. Northern Spy,
Frank Brown, 1st; no name, I'd.
Wealthy Frank Brown, 1st. Gideon,
A. O. Wheeler, 1st Grandfathers, Al
bert Farrow, 1st. Winter Citron, A. o.
Wheeler, 1st. Peck's Pleasant, Nicho-
las Winsor, 1st; Albert Farrow, 2d.
Seeding Nicholas Winsor, 1st. Elk
horn, Nicholas Winsor, 1st. Spice,
Nicholas Winsor, 1st. Red Bietig-
heimer, Nicholas Winsor, 1st Hub
bardston, Nicholas Wnsor, 1st; no
name, I'd. Salome, Nicholas Winsor,
1st Suaar, Nicholas Winsor, 1st.
Pound Sweet, Nicholas Winsor, 1st.
Shepherd Sweet, Nicholas Winsor, 1st.
Shaker, Nicholas Winsor, 1st.
Quinces-E. B. Dexter, 1st; Fred
Angel, I'd.
Pears-Sheldon, VIM. w. Burlin
game, 1st; Hon. Martin ). Smith, 2d.
ANTON, L. b. Dexter, 1st; Hon. Martin
s. Smith, I'd. Seckel, Hon. Martin s.
Smith, 1st Bose, Hon. Martin s.
Smith, 1st Miss Schemmer, I'd.
Grapes-Concord, +. Brown, 1st; Al
bert Farrow, 2d.
getables-Hubbard Squash, |. Bur
CESS, 2d. Cucumber, Cool and Crisp,
c. Boss, 1st. Long Green, j. Barden,
I'd. Corn, White Flint, +. Boss, 1st; j..
c. Allen, I'd. Longfellow, Reedy, I'd.
Watermelons, c. Boss, 1st; w. w. Bur
lingame, I'd; honorable mention of
melons exhibited by ]. Barden, but not
in competition.
Sweet Potatoes-A. I. Hopkins, 2d.
Potatoes-Maggie Murphy, no name,
1st. Early Harvest, A. Q. Wheeler,
1st. Green Mountain, L. Younger, 1st.
Kohl Rabi, |. L. Dunham, I'd. Gold
Medal, Fred Angel, 1st, Rochester
Rose, c. II. Putnam, 1st.
Onions-Reedy ist.
Carrots-J. c. Allen, I'd.
Japanese Millet, Allen Angel, I'd.
Gourds-Allen Angel, 1st.
Banana Melon-Allen Angel, 1st.
Kale-Alen Angel, I'd.
Beets-M. T. Reynolds, I'd.
Tomatoes--A. Farrows, 1st.
Turnips-Wm. w. Burlingame, I'd.
Pole Beans-F. Brown, 1st; NJ. T.
Reynolds, I'd.
Collection Plants-P. ]. Hopp, 1st
Honorable mention--Large pumpkins
by Henry Hill, Greenville, weighing 30
to 40 pounds apiece.
Fruit and Vegetables in charge
Frank Brown.
Judges-George Burlingame, J. {.
Hopkins, E. K. Thomas, Charles r.
Aldrich.
Quite few of the exhibits were in
correctly named several kinds in one
plate. These had to be rejected
Horses in charge w. c. Edison.
Judges-H Fuller of Providence, John
Olney, Lincoln r. |.
-year-old-W. c. Edison, 1st;