The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-10-03
Columbus.


Mr. and Mrs. Jos. e. Stevenson are
spending week with friends near Rich
mond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Hill spent SUM-
day with relatives at Pointville.
E. B. Poinsett, of Mount Holly, was
visitor here on Saturday.
A barn on the property of e. A. Ing
ling. just outside of Columbus, was de-
stroyed by fire Saturday evening, of incen-
diary origin. The building contained
quantity of hay and farming implements,
which were totally consumed. The $500
loss Is partly covered by insurance.
The third annual fair of Columbus
Grange was held on Friday and Saturday,
and was very successful. The following
premiums were awarded:
.Two-thirds ton Berg potato manure for best
display potatoes, George Dante; onethird ton
for second best, Amor ]. Gauntt
One roll Amatite roofing for best displays
Nuts, Frank Wainwright; tomatoes, Ralph
Shinn. peppers, George Dantz beans, William
s Z. shi1n; sugar corn, Charles H Pew; table
George DANTE, stock beets. William sharp.
Iron Age garden cultivator for display garden
vegetables. George Dantz.
strause gas iron for black fruit cake, Mrs. c.
Townsend.
Luther farm special grinder for display fruit.
Pennsylvania lawn mower for largest and
best display fancy cakes, Mrs. Joseph Stevenson.
Ten rods Jumbo fencing for bushel wheat, B.
B. Townsend; same for rye, Clarence Manson.
One years subscription to New Jersey Mirror
for stalks field corn, Frank Bovine
Gentleman's umbrella for display squashes,
George Dante, offered by W. c. Wetheril1,
Mount Holly
Cut glass dish for six glasses jelly, Mrs. W.
Stevenson, offered by R. W. Quicksail. Mount
Holly.
Fancy dish for chocolate loaf cake. Miss
Hattie chafey, offered by p. S. Irons, Mount
Holly.
ststson hat for Baldwin apples. B.. B. Town
send offered by A. Gerber, Mount Holly.
Half ton Lester's fertilizer for Green Noun
tain pototoes, /. Newton Armstrong; same for
Irish cobblers, Maurice Lippincott; offered by
George M Kimble, Jacksonville.
One years subscription to Bordentown Regis
ter for ounces, Z. H. Lippincott.
Bufs snd rsase KDg gs e. plants
Bordentown.
Framed picture for orange cake. Mrs. william
Sharp offered by H. d. Clevenger, Bordentown. |
Wedding cake to first member of Columbus |
grange announcing his or her marriage, Mrs. |
Samuel Petit, offered by Jacob Holzbaur, Bor-
Pair shoes for best sweet potatoes l. N.
Armstrong, offered by H. H. Ellis, Bordentowu.
One years subscription to Allentown Messen-
ger for Green Mountain potatoes, l. N. Arm
strong; same for tomatoes, B. B. Townsend
One roll of Eagle Brand roofing in apple
competition awarded to each of the following: |
Edwin Straw, ]. Edward Lame, E. H. Lippin-
colt, George Dante.
for largest radishes, George Dante; same for
cucumbers, Emerson chafey; same for rhubarb,
Weeks board at Wiltshire hotel. Atlantic CITY
during state grange for sponge cake, Mrs: W.
3 shinn; same for largest pumpkin, william
Hancock; offered by Samuel Ellis.
S. rocker for display canned fruit, Mrs.
George DANTE, offered by A. v. Manning &
Parior lamp for display of pies, Mrs, BIB.
Trenton.
butter, Mrs George Dantz.
Metal ice cream freezer for lady cake, Mrs. A.
J. Gauntt,. offered by Biddle Hardware Co.,
Handmade stalk knife for largest stalks of
corn, T. H. Lippincott, offered by J. H. Sharp,
Best decorated windows in grange hall: First,
ladies Of Methodist church S. second, Y. NJ. c.
A., s.; third Charlotte Deacon. s. fourth, Bertha
Gaskill, 81 offered by the grange
Picture for best crullars, Mrs William Sharp, |
offered by S. P. Durham, Trenton.
Herald ea best ed c n0ant w hSy
Wright.
Mahogany eieht-day clock for winesap
for angel cake, Edna Townsend; offered by T. H.
Halt. Mount Holly.
pears, ]. H. Deacon; gallon can Conkey's fly
knocker for largest sunfower, william Sharp.
Two gallons Sanitary Wall Flat for cinnamon
buns, Mrs. William Sharp; two gallons linseed
oil for largest watermelon, Samuel Johnson; |
two gallons interior finish for display canned
vegetables, Mrs. B. B. Townsend; offered by AL
1entown Paint Co.
Fireless brooder for six heaviest hens eggs,
Mrs. c. c. Tallman, offered by A. ]. Montrey,
Columbus.
One gallon Campbell's varnish stain for best |
six jars preserves, Mrs Howard Stevenson; half
gallon same for second, Mrs. A. ]. Gauntt; of |
fered by Carpenter Morton Co., Boston.
Pair fawn horse blankets for display pump
kins, George Dante, offered by Edward Bar
nard, Rome, N. Y.
Two-thirds ton corn manure for best display
field corn, George Dantz; one-third ton for sec
ond, G. H. Pew offered by Trenton Bone Fertil-
izer Co. Trenton.
Pair shoes for best heads cabbage, James
Tallman; offered by Fred w. Taylor, Borden
town.
Fifty pounds c. & R. Hour for best loaf bread
made with same, Mrs. Robert Gould; offered by |
Cramer & Rogers.
Fireless cooker for largest display pickles.
Mrs B. B. Townsend, offered by Stevenson 81
Bro, Columbus
$z.5o in gold for raised biscuit made with Du-
1uth Imperial -four, Mrs. William Sharp; same |
for jelly cake made with same, Mrs. Sharp; Of
fered by W. A. Townsend, Columbus.
Silver coffee pot for display cakes, Miss Hat
tie chafey, offered by Cook Jacques, Trenton.