Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-19
CLOSE OF WOODSTOCK FAIR
FtyF ourth Annual Exhibition So Successful That Enlarge ments Are Planned For 1913-Addhional Awards Wednesdays Races-Good Vaudeville.

nam hrsts. 2 seconds. L. H. Healey, Woodstock, 1 first. Earl N. Andrews, l first, 5 seconds. C. W. Bowen, Woodstock, 3 firsts, seconds. W. c. Child, f1rsts, 2 seconds. G. H. Wood, 5 firsts. seconds. l.. H. Linderman, first. Mrs. A C. Hubbard, 1 first L. B. Myers. 1 first.
 Butter and Cheese.
 Emily $. Estabrooks, Pomfret, 8 pounds butter, score 94 Miss Frank B. Ramsdell, West Thompson, one old plain cheese, first premium Mrs. A. c. Hubbard, Putnam, pounds but ter, score S3. Mrs. F. J. Basto, South Woodstock, pounds butter, score s2 c. H. Potter. East Woodstock, three pounds butter, score 90. Mrs A. Pot | ter, East Woodstock, 3 pounds but 1 ter, score 95. F. H. Miller, East Wood stock, pounds butter, score 8S. c. H. Savage. judge.
 Apples.
 C. H. Killam, Southbridge, 10 firsts; l, P. A: Bowen, Woodstock. 3 frsts. c. A. Child, Woodstock, 1 first August Peterson, Putnam. second. K. B. RamsdelI, 2 firsts, l second l.. c. | Wyman, Putnam, firsts, second. H. B. Buell.. Eastford, 10 firsts 7 sec onds. W. c. Child, Woodstock, firsts, 2 seconds. Earl Andrews, Putnam, 1 l first. l.. J. Leavitt, Putnam, 1 first, seconds. Carl Norman, Putnam, R. F. D.. 3 seconds. C. E. Wilcox, Put nam, 2 seconds. H. l.. Sanger, Put nam, l first, second. F. W. Hen richs, Woodstock, 1 first. M. Angel, Pomfret firsts. 3 seconds. L. J. Leavitt, Putnam, 1 second. J. Clark Woodstock, 1 second. A. M. Paine, | nACfA Ara .Ao 1 C. A. Harrington, Putnam, R. F, D., 1 first. Jessie Mcclellan, Woodstock, 1 first. Joseph Spalding, Woodstock 2 seconds.
 | Bread and Honey.
 1 Emily s. Estabrooks, second on wheat bread and on brown bread; Rilla H Child, first on brown bread; Mrs. William Gallup. first on wheat bread; 1 Mrs. Horace Covell, second on rye bread; Everett c. Griswold, second on honey in comb; J. E. Clark, first or combed honey. second on extracted honey, special awards on honey vim egar. artificial comb, queen cells and beeswax.
 | Boys Corn Club Awards. J. H. Killam, Southbridge, second on ten ears of popcorn. Frank Rams dell, West Thompson, first on six va. rieties of field corn; first on ten ears popcorn, second on ten ears of early sweet corn, second on peck of fielC beans H. B. Buell., Eastford, first or I bunch of millet. " G. Carpenter Woodstock Valley. second on fielt pumpkins. Fred Fulton, Pomfret
 second on four varieties of sweet corn M. Riddick, Pomfrets first on twt
 squashes. Howard Bullard. Putnam , | es A<.f 6alA
 second on ten ears of white corn, sec
 ond on three sugar pumpkins. first ol
 three sunflowers. first on peck of f1el,
 beans. Carl Norman, Putnam, secon, on four varieties of field corn, thirl
 on two varieties of field corn and on ears of white field corn C. E. Wilcox
 Putnam, R. F. D., frsts on two goldel
 bronze and on two hubbard squashes F. W. Henrich, Woodstock, second ol
 ten ears of sweet corn; c. H. Child
 Woodstock, second on ten ears of vel low deld corn. Golden Hill farm
 Pomfret, first on one-half bushel 0 frye. Theodore Cox, Putnam, firsts O ten ears of early and ten ears of lat ] sweet corn and on three field pump
 kins. Marsh & Sibiey, Auburn, first on one-h half bushel of oats and O lone-half bushel of barley, second O one-half bushel of rye. Elmer Cortisi
 Quinebaug, firsts on one-ha1f busht Jap buckwheat and on three suga
 pumpkins.
 Tuesdays Gate Admissions Owe | $500.
 ], It was announced at the ticket Of
 flee Wednesday that the admissions 0 l Tuesday were just over $1,500, this aC
 counting only for tickets sold at tf gate, and that the grandstand receipt
 were $2T4.50.
 This Is one of the finest showing
 ever made, and means that the fair oi . hcials will be encouraged to go farth, ! i next year than they have ever gone b.
 fore in the way Of providing attrat 5 1 tions and arnusemef1ts.