Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-20
THRONG OF 40OO AT GRANGE FAIR
Second Day North Stonngton Was Big SuccessJudges Made Awards in Many Classes-County Organizer Speakes For Prohibition Lafayette Main in The Mid way. fet4

Williams of Stonington were the hard worked judges. and Miss Annie Maine, Mrs. Charles Hillard, Mrs. George A. Pendleton, Mrs. Ralph Wheeler were the ladies in charge of the display on the second floor of the grange hall.
 Butter, Bread and Cake.
 In the department of butter, bread and cake, there were excellent exhibits this year. In charge were Mrs. George D. Coates, Mrs. Charles N. Brown and Mrs. John D. Avery. Premiums were awarded by the judges, who were C.: l.. Segar, Mrs. Cyrus H. Stewart and Mrs. Mary s. Benjamin, after a busy time, as follows Mrs. Ella M. Palmer first and second on biscuit, first on brown bread, first crullers; Mrs. Eliza beth c. Thompson, second brown bread and wheat bread, first angel cake, first collection of canned vegetables; Mrs. John D. Avery, third brown bread, third collection canned vegetables, spe- cial prize on products of the grape; Mrs. George w. Tryon; Mrs. c. A. Snyder, frsts canned fruit, pickles, seconds canned vegetables, jellles, mince pie, third cookies, rolls, nut cake; Miss Jessie Perry, first on col lection of jellies; Mrs. P. J. Butten, Mystic, first on wheat bread, third loaf raisin cake; John Wuczek, Westerly, third wheat bread; Alice E. Avery, third on devils food, Mrs. Jedwin Thompson, first on nut cake, second on caramel cake: Mrs. Grace L. Main, second fruit cake; Mrs Charles H. Miner second nut cake, first sponge cake: Martha A. Gray, third angel cake; Mrs. Edgar W, Chapman, first layer cake; Miss E. Babcock, second layer cake; Peleg H. Bromley, second sponge cake, third layer cake; Mrs. Lucian Drury. first loaf raisin cake; Mrs. George A. Thompson, first on ex- hibit of butter; Orrin c. Main, first on strained honey; Mrs. Edwin White, first on green tomato mince pie Mrs. Frances A, Maine, sour cream piei Mrs. Elizabeth Simmons, first on honey in comb; BrightmaH & FaFnwerth, second on honey in cembi Lafayette Main, first on vinegar and jar ef milk; Mrs. John B. Avery, first on cream; Mrs. H. D. Bromley, special prize on can of quince 35 years old, special prize on beeswax.
 Fine Arts Department.
 In, the department of fine arts the judges were Mrs. Irving W. Miner, Mrs. Edward Man and William Fred eric Williams. E. D. Chapman Of Clark's Falls took first premium for his collection of photographs: F. Stew art Greene was second with his fine display of views. He was first with his water colors and third on oil paint ings. first collection of drawings; John s. Chappell of Pawcatuck was third on photographs; Mrs. John D. Avery, first and second on oil paintings; Anna Burdick, Westerly, first in. pas tels. In charge of this exhibition were Mrs. Charles P Kendall, Mrs. J. l.. York, F. Stewart Greene, Mrs. Thomas B. Hewitt Mrs. George B. Spaulding.
 Fed soc Hungry Ones.
 The dinner tent was a place of bus tie and activity Thursday noon and in about three hours 500 people were served by Fred Opie of Westerly and his corps of assistants.
 Spoke for Prohibition.
 County Organizer Ernest Allison Smith of Norwich was present at the fair on Thursday in the interests of the prohibition party. He made an address from an automobile and an- other speaker was Rev. A. H. Withee of Old Mystic. Dr. E. c. Chipman of New London, candidate for comptrolle- On the prohibition state ticket, was prevented from speaking by being called to attend those injured in the serious accident at Avery's crossing.