Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-05
HORSE FALLS IN
 RAcEs AT FAIR
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 Freeman, Norwich. dainty crochet. knitting and embroidery; Mrs. L. M. Bailey, Norwich, beautiful honiton lace; Mrs. George A. Lathrop, partic- ularly fine Hardanger pillow and cen- terpiece; Mrs Hattie Shugrue, Nor wich elegant satin stitch fish tray cloth; Miss Jennie Mahoney, Norwich, 15 years old, beautiful centerpiece in c0lored embroidery; Mrs. Elliott Dol beare, Norwich, best collection of knitting; Mrs Elizabeth Champlin of Massapeag, 8s years old, pillow cases in exquisitely fine needlework Mrs. Julian L. Williams, Norwich, exquisite Irish crochet: Mrs Sherwood Ray mond, Norwich. beautiful crochet de- signs Miss Josie Fontaine, Taftville, beautiful handpainted sofa pillow, Am erican flag and American beauties de- sign; Mrs M. G. Cornell, Norwich, handsome sofa pillows.
 Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald, Colcbes- ter, large and varied collection of nee dlework; Mrs. l.. F. Gardner. Norwich, beautiful lunch set, fl pieces, in linen and Irish crochet Mrs Maude M. Gal up. Norwich, lunch set, Irish crochet bags. dainty guest towels; Mrs. Sadie Wilcox, Norwich, pretty crochet bag.
 Mrs. J. M. Burdick. Norwich, rich centerpiece, sumac design in colored beads, handsome linen table runer; Mrs. Myron Smith, Bozrah, tatting dainty raffia bag and rugs; Miss Annie l Naples, Central Village, handsome crochet bedspread.
 The versatile janitor at the Area mum club. Charles H. Ames, sends this year two quiltsI of many thousand I pieces. his own handiwork.
 | Franklin Lord enters meritorious and excellent collection of sofa pill lows and table covers in leather. ant two fine silk pillows. clever in design and of beautiful workmanship.
 Mrs. Lewis Ackley. Quaker Hill contributes a tidy and centerpiece cro' cheted in design, attractiveiy mount, ed.
 Miss Maude Lathrop of Bozrah il the only contributor in the departmen of decoration and china, her work at tracting much attention
 Fine Arts.
 The entries in this department ar Mrs. F. D. Davis, Norwich, Miss Sa die Clarke, Norwich, and Miss Josi F'ontaine. Taftville. The few picture are of choice subjects. all well an, artistieally treated.
 | FarmhoIms Exhibit.
 Over 800 exhibits are shown in ten ori the grounds. coming from Farm holme, the estate of Mrs. N. N. Hoope alld Miss Sharswood, near Stoning ton. This exhibit of Leon Sauve an Dr. e. w. Heath, superintendent Q Farmholrne, has been visited by thou sands. John Levigne is watchman fl the tent
 Flowers, fruit and vegetables, iron the lS0-acre estate are displayed ol a long table to the best advantage Seventeen men are constantly em ployed on this big farm, in addition t those about the grounds,
 Odd things in the varied exhibi include the ice plant, 100 varities Q French potatoes, 30 different varietie of celery, IS varieties of carrots, be sides peppers. onions, corn, melons beets, parsnips. cabbage. French an Swiss chard, cucumbers, 4s varietie of beans mangels, Jersey red swee potatoes-the farm raises about thirt Ivarieties of native sweet potatoes okra, egg plant, Brusssls sprouts. blac winter radishes and other products. In the fruit exhibit are displaye grapes, plunis, pears. apples, etc. Man of these are trained on the estate an all are fine specimens.
 The flowers come from the i've C six acres cultivated by Head Gardene Sauve. On the long table is a biz prir silver cup, which Mir. Sauve won e the county fair last year. He also wo a cup at the North stonington grane fair of 1911. The Farmholme prod ucts are never entered in competition merely as an exhibit Gardener Eauy is to show at the Willimantic fair an at North Stonington I Fair Notes.
 Edward Cook, who has been th painstaking and efficient entry cler for nine years, is also superintender of Exhibition hall this year. Richar T. Bushnell is the assistant superir tendent and William Gallup. now s is superintendent of the vegetable e1 hibit.
 An interested visitor to the fair c Wednesday was Mrs James Walker Norwich, who for thirty years up last season was one of the judges ] the domestic arts department. For the third year Mrs. Edgar Maj nard has charge of the ladies' roor which, is neat and well cared for. Supt. Edward Cook prepared a us, ful floor plan of Exhibit hall, whic gave a good idea of the concessions a lotted exhibitors.
 Mrs. J. B. Palmer of Lisbon, judt in the department of cake, bread ar honey, was at her post Wednesds and brings to her duties the experien, and good judgment of years. The judge of the flowers was MT J. B. Palmer. IT,, of Lisbon.
 George s. Byles is superintendent , farm implements. etc. The judg were E. B. Lathrop of Bozrah, Geory A. Pendleton of North Stoningto Frank w. Brewster of Ledyard.