Evening journal., 1912-09-11
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Fultz wheat, J. II. Peach, first; Charles
Mepginson, second. Bushel Golden Rod
wheat, Horace /. Dilworth, first; no sec
ond. Bushel of Red Wave wheat, Will
liam NJ. Peoples, first; Harry S. Kendall,
second. Bushel of any kind Of wheat,
ID. A. Cornbrooks, first; w. A. Rothwell,
second Best sheaf of wheat, ]. B. Stahl,
first; John f. Brackin, second.
Class 2-Corn-Bushel 2 of yellow corn
(earl f. G. Snyder, first; G.. W. Burris
& Son, second; shelled, Brookdale Farm,
hrst; John f. Brackin, second. Bushel
light yellow colored corn, shelled, Horace
/. Dilworth, first; j. II. Peach second.
Bushel white corn, shelled, Naudain &
Son, first; no second. Bushel leaning
corn, shelled, Horace L. Dilworth, first;
no second. Bushel any kind Of corn,
shelled, d. A. Cornbrooks, first; w. A.
Rothwell, second Not less than six
stalks of corn with ears, c. A. Walton,
first; William NJ. Peoples, second. Not
less than six stalks of pop corn, Harry
G. Kendall, first; Harry S. Kendall, first;
Harry S. Kendall, second.
Glass -Aliscellaneous-Bus white
oats, Edward Bringhurst, first; Naudain
& Son, second Best sheaf of oats,
Harry J. Stahl, first; J. B. Stahl second.
Bushel any kind of oats, J. B. Stahl.
first; John F. Brackin, second Bushel
Of any kind Of rye, Edward Bringhurst,
5th, first; Olive s. Brackin. second.
Class V-Forage Crops.
(In the Green State)
Best exhibit of Alsixe clover, J. B.
Stahl, first; no second; best exhibit Of
alfalfa clover, Joseph n. Grandhomme,
FIRST; no second; best exhibit Of peanuts
with vine, J. W. Killen, first; d. A. Corn
brooks, second; best exhibit OF cowpeas
from New Castle county, S. j. Orgain,
first; Joseph n. Grandhomme, second /;
best exhibit of cowpeas from Kent coun-
ty, j. w. Killen. first; no second; best
exhibit Of soy beans Horace L. Dilworth,
first; Naudain Z Sons, seconds best ex-
hibit of Hungarian millet, J. B. Stahl,
first; Harvey j. Stahl second: best ex-
hibit of mangel wurzels, J. B. Stahl,
first; Edward Bringhurst, 5th, second
best exhibit OF sugar beets, Edward
Bringhurst, 5th, first; no second; best
exhibit of golden lankard beets, Edward
s. Megginson, first; no second; exhibit or
sorghum, j. w. Humphries, first; Albert
O. Humphries, second; best exhibit of
red clover, William NJ. Dilworth, first; j.
B. Stahl, second best exhibit Of orchard
grass, William NJ. Dilworth, first; J. w.
Killen, second; best exhibit OF crimson
clover, J. w. Killen. first; no second
best exhibit of alsike clover, Bernard o.
Stahl, first; no second; best exhibit Of
alfalfa clover, J. w. Killen. first; Joseph
n. Grandhomme, second; best bundle Of
timothy, J. B. Stahl, first; b. O. Stahl.
second; best bundle of mixed hay. b. o.
Stahl, first; J. B. Stahl. second best ex-
hibit of soy bean hay, Edward Bring.
hurst, 5th, first; Horace L. Dilworth,
second.
The awards follow;
Women's Glasses.
Class /, Lunch Cloth-Elma T. Wood
ward. first; Mrs. F. E. Herring, second.
Dresser Scarf-Mrs. n p. Ewes, first I;
Miss Edna McKenney, second.
Six Doilies-Nfiss Adele Hueuenele.
first; Miss Rebekah f. Poole, second.
Six Napkins-Nrs. John G. Duff, first !;
no second.
Handkerchief-Mrs. John G. Duff.
first; Miss Edna McKenney, second.
Tray Cover-Rebekah E. Poole, first,
Miss Adele Huguenele, second.
Specimen of Drawn Work-Rebekah Y.
Poole, first; Mrs John G. Duff, second.
Collar and Cuff-Auss Rebelxah r.
Poole, first; no second.
Display Of not less than ten pieces
Miss Rebekah f. Poole, first; no second
Hemstitched Pillow Shams-Mrs. Johr
G. Duff, first; Miss Rebeksh +. Poole
second.
Haranger centrepieces, Mrs. II. p
Ewes. first; no second. Specimen OF
Hardanger, Mrs H. P. Ewes. first; Miss
Harriet H. Wallace. second Specimen
of point lace, Mrs. D. Thatcher, first
Mrs. F. F. Herring, second. Display OF
tatting five piecesl Miss Margaret Day
first; no second. Tatting insertion, Mrs
Belle Willetts. first; Mrs. Harry Pier
son, second. Tatting collar, Mrs. Mar.
garet Day, first; Mrs. Belle Willetts
second. Tatting centrepiece, Mrs. Mar
garet Day, first; Mrs. Belle Willetts, sec.
ond. Specimen of tatting, Miss Belle
Willetts, first; Mrs. d. Thatcher, second
Tatting jabot, Mrs. B. Willetts, first; nc
second.
Glass ll-Silk mbroidery-Centre.
piece in flowers, embroidered in flo floss
Mrs H. P. Ewes, first; Miss Edna Nc.
Kenney, second. Centrepiece, oonven-