Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08
GRANGE PICNIC AT ALeYON.
Continued on Page 5.
Womens' Building.

I Womens' Building.
Fancy Work: Miss L. Gardner, Mrs
Hollinshead, Mrs. Jos. Pratt, Mrs.
Harry Stanley, Mabel Patterson, Mrs.
John Plum, @. Diles, Mrs. E. Bishop,
Mrs. Mary Flagg, Anna Borton, VIM
Yonker. Jr., Oaddie Gill, Grace Jenn-
| ings, Elizabeth Leonard, Mildred Car
ven, Rachel Harris, Maud Mills, Ma
bel Clement, Idella Avis, Jennie Scott,
Edna Bowers, Mrs. A. D. Bell, Mrs.
A. 7. Eldridge, Gertrude Hurff, Mrs
E. G. Kitchener, Mrs. Anna Keating,
Mrs. N. r. Nelson, Hannah I.ippincott,
Mrs. H. S. Leap, Mrs. e. c. Kitchener,
Elizabeth Scott, Clementine Clenden-
ming tchair made of rose pedals)
Helen Afford, Mrs. ]. ]. Davidson, Sr.,
Mrs. Harry Hager, Mrs. Schwartz,
Mrs. E. Richardson, Sarah Cheeseman,
Edna Cheeseman, Mrs. John Ernest,
Emily w Helms, Elsie Ballinger, Mrs.
Henry Hager, Mary Lippincott Lena
Longacre, Mary Sweeney, Margaret
Sweeney, Mrs. Lewis Kelly, RATHER
inc Mckinney, Mrs. L. S. Sharp, Mrs.
John Mckinney, Jack Ryan, E. II.
Vickery, Mary E. Hager, Mrs. o. B.
Moss, Minnie Young Ethel Haines,
Mrs. Carrie Doerrman, Mrs. Will
Hoffman, Mrs. H. H. Reed, Bessie
Ogden, Miss Hannah Dilkes, Mrs.
Howard Reed, Katheryn Fritz, Mrs ].
V. Clark, Mrs. Anna Woodruff, Clara
Haines, Mrs. Harry Whitehead, Mrs.
]. Campbell, Mrs. J. r. VanMeter,
Mrs. B. F. Allen, Mrs. NJ. J Edwards,
Mrs. P. S. Scott, Mrs. Samuel Simon,
Mrs. q. Locke, Mrs. Ada Niche, Mrs.
E. X. Gaunt, Mrs. Mary VanGflder,
Mrs. Herbert Hurff, Mrs. F. P Clark,
Mrs. A. A. Black, Mrs. Walter Morgan,
Mrs. Joseph James, Mrs. A. S. Clark,
l. B. Paneeast, Lydia Madara, Miss G.
L. Such, John A. Crane Bertha l.
Scott, Mrs. H.. A. DeHart, Mrs. L. G.
Atkinson, Sarah E. Roberts, Lizzie
Batten, Katie HANDLE, Evan School,
Rachel Gardiner, Beulah Dilks, Carrie
Schaaf. Ella Weber, Anna Holdcraft,
w. R. B. Sutch, K. c. WINS, Elizabeth
Dilks, E. c. Vechan, Margaret Turner,
Manual training work from Pitman
School Cfine), Oak Grove School, Mo-
nongahela School, Swedesboro and
EVAN
Hand Painting: Mrs. Blanche Mitch
ell, Mrs. Gertrude Haines, Mrs. Lou
Gardner, Miss Ethel Haines, Mrs. C.
Mattson, Emma L. Black, Mrs. c. S.
Hewitt, Gertrude p Budd, Susan Nell
son, Elizabeth c. Leonard.
Candlestick: Elizabeth S. Kirby.
Snake Tie: Geo. Pease.
Mounted Birds: Mrs Abbie Hurff
Bread, Cake, Preserves, Etc: Mrs.
Oscar Carter, Elsie Kean, Jennie,
Shoemaker, Mary Shoemaker, Florence
Wyne, Mrs. N. Nelson, Hannah Gaunt,
Mrs Thos Wyne, Mrs. E. K Gaunt,
Mrs. Jos. Hurff, Mary H. Urion, Mrs.
VIM NJ. Evans, Mrs. Geo. McGarge.
Annie Bradshaw.
"a list of the machinery and auto
mobile exhibitors is not given. There
were large displays of each.3
POULTRY RIBBON WINNERS.
H. H. Bell, Mt. Ephiriam, N. ";
L. A. Sterling, Franklinyille, N j.;
VIM. H. schafield, Audubon, n. j.;
John A. Schill, Philadelphia, Pa;
Beulah D. Clement, Thorofare, N. j.;
William Lock, Glassboro, N r.;
w. F. Streitz, Franklinville, N. j.;
II. u Lille, dkOlHa fdFk, II. u,
W. Tramp Bailey, Takoma Park, D. c.;
Henry B. Coles & Son, Moorestown, N.
J.; Louis Grauch, Mantua, N j.;
Chas. J. Lynch, Pitman, N. j.; Geo.
H. Sawyer, Sewel, N. j.; Nathan Mel
son, Clayton, N j.; W. H. Budd, Wood
bury, N. j.; Westley Poultry Farm,
John D. Steinert, prop, Glassboro, N.
j.; D. Watson Wright, Greenwich, N.
j.; Deptford Poultry Farm. f. o.
School, Sewell, N. j.; Dillwyn G.
Gaunt, Collingswood, N. j.; w. P.
Lang, Woodbury. Heights, N. j.; Harry
W. Souder Vineland, N. j.; Walnut
Shade Farm, Franklinville, N. j.;
Mrs. Albert Sweeten, Wenonah, N. j.;
Eggs.
Best Brown Eggs, Beulah D. Gle
ment. Thorofare, n j., %, 1st prize.
Best White Eggs, W. F. Streitz,
Franklinville, N. J. LIST prize.
Heyust Eggs, Herman L. Batty,
SeweH, n. j., list prize
- --