The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
VERNON.
Prize Awards AZ Annual Grange Fan.

Prize Awards at Annual Grange Fair,
Vernon Gmngc'hall was a pleasant sight
I to the grangeTs aud their friends who AZ.
/ tended the annual exhibition Of household
| industries. flowers, fruit and vegetables
I saturday evening. The decorations OF an'
/ tmn leaves in profusiun were very beauti-
/ full. Much credit is due and gratitude telt
| for the interest, time and pains given 10y
I Worthy Master and Mrs. u. II, Newton,
/ Worthy OverScr and Mrs. G.. h. Stehbms;
[ Mr.. and Mrs. b. \. Streeter and Mr.. and
/ Mrs. W. c. Tyler and to Mrs +. H., Akly
| for transportation Prizes were awarded as
/ follows Beans, Mrs. b. A. Streeter nine
varieties. 1st; Mrs w. f. Tyler. four va
rieties. "a. Mange Wonzels, c, +. Davis,
/ LIST. Beets. C. H. Davis. largest, lst: H.
/ II. Newton. I'd: b. A. Streeter, Sd; Mrs.
IE II. Aklv. special. Bects and parsnlps,
/ satisfy or oyster plant. Il. 4. Streeter. Car
! rots w. +. Tyler, 1st Il. \. Streeter, I'd;
/ Mrs. f. II. Akly, special mention, Pump
kins. B. \. Streeter Oniops, j. u. New
ton fancy. LIST. Field corn, c. X. Steb-
bins. 1st: W. +. Tyler. ID. Sweet corn,
w. f. Tyler. special. Pop corn, i, II.
| Newton. special. Cabbage, w. L. Tyler
list. Turnips, b. II. Newton, lst; W, r.
! Tyler, ID; j. 4. Streeter, 80. %apes, !;
L, Davis. sweepstakes. SWISS ehard anu
endives, b. II. Newton. sweepstakes, ,u'
kcrmbers, two varieties, Mrs. H.. \. Street
or sweepstakes. Potatoes and tomatoes
W. L. Tyler, special. Apple, blue pearmaln'
! Roscoe ,Iaauith. special mention; q, N
Stebbins. 10 varieties. each little better,
LIST; w. f. Tyler, four varieties, q; D. ~
Streeter. three varieties. Sd; golden Pap
prns very fine. Mrs. A. G. Barnes. sweep,
stakes. Fameuse and crabapples, Harold
Akly. special. Poultry and eggs, ". =
TYLER. sweepstakes. Watermelons, G. n
Stehbins sweepstakes. Chestnuts and
partridge berries, Mrs W. f. Tyler, spe
eial
Mrs W. f. Tyler, list: Mrs. b; A. Street
or. ID Cut Flowers. Miss Rohy WngHt
list: Miss Inez Aklv, I'd; Mrs. i. IL. New
ton. Sd Exhibit of samples of knitted and
crochet lace of 1913 varieties, also lace
trimmings and pieced quilt; MIS-. " n
Stebbins. sweepstakes. Pillowsllps' MIS-
B. II. Newton, LIST , ~
canned fruit. Mrs. w, +, Tyler, LIST; Mrs
r. A. Streeter I'd; Mrs. G, X. Stebbins
Mrs. f. II. Akly. special. Parker h9us'
rolls, Mrs. b. II. Newton, sweepstakes
Grange cake. fancy ornamentatlon an'
Lettering. Mrs. w. +. Tyler. ROYAL eur
rant taTts. Mrs. b. A. Streeter Minneha
: ba cake, Mrs. b. H. Newton, special. sur
nrise cookies. Mrs. W. =. Tyler, lst;
Curios-Totem pole, Mrs. G. +. DAVIS
Indian doll, Miss lnez Akly;.
Refreshments Of cake, coffee and lrui
were served.
A. E. Wetherhead moved to Brattlebor'
this week
Mrs Isabel Burrows and Mrs. G; II. Hub
hard spent Wednesday in Greenfield
The Ladies circle will meet in thei
, rod ne Wednesday. Dinner will be served
AZ fo noon All ladies cordially invited.
| " Rev D. C. Trout wilNpreach in Unto,
church at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon
welcome. =, !,
The Union church association will ho
: its annual meeting Friday OF this ,weeS
| Sumner will be served from q to I ococS
followed by business meeting, All men t,
bers and friends are cordially, lnviieo
please notice change in date of meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Stone, and MS
Elorance Stone of Ridgefeld, Conn.,, WIT
) Mr. r. e and Mrs. Harold Bidwel and httl
con Pnthven, of Worcester, Mass, Wer
p accent guests of Mrs M. |. Reed; Ernes
. Pod came to his mothers nome last FL
= dav and. with his wife, and chlia IRE;
Marshall and Virginia. will return 10 ehel
home in New York city Friday
i r Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. A. Statl
:. onJ Mrs SGuires returned home Sunda
evening eve, On Thursday they ATTENDED ~
:, Rrockfon fair. reporting a great eXhlpltiio
! with crowd Of 10000 people, of fnl
d also the welcome news to Vernon frlenC
Of g. the improved health Of Aunt Line
S Fstabrooke, whom they visited at campo
l. To- - -,
d Mr. and Mrs. George Titcomb and sol 5
Of Gardner. Mass, visited at Luci ll's,, 5u
nam's and Mrs Julia Frosts over oGl iit ,
l Where the following guests paid visit
Mrs Frost before she leaves the homes,es
is f nr her winter home in Worcester Mass
= WITH VIII her sisters, Mrs Albert Rockwell al
81 Mrs. I Perkins, of Brattlehoro', MI. IT., a.
D. Mrs Reuben Winchester Of HolyoEEe, Ma a.
Mr. M Joseph, Lamb with Mr., and Mrs ! en
lie f fnr Rates Of Greenfield, Mrs. Anne Ian
It With Will Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Tasker OF bra NJ,
boro. Although partial surprise e., 10 % w h
It Frost Frost she was in no wise disappeared ? ?
): thoroughly enjoyed her guests; keeping ~ |,
J. uncle. Joseph Lamb, till Oct. II Wheli N N
in Celebrated the S1st anniversary Oh
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