Evening journal., 1912-09-11

second prize winners will be given in an
appended list The departments COM
pleted during the day were the ladies'
department; children's, both under and
over l3 years old department; vege-
tables, AID grain and forage depart
ments The poultry department was
also Judged, but the judges had not COM
pleted their list, so that the names of the
winners eould not be tabulated, and will
not be, until some time today. The ex-
hibits that will be judged today and
prizes awarded are the home products
classes, cooking in all its ways, bread,
butter, etc, cake, pie, etc, preserves,
pickles, etc. Fruit department cattle de-
partment, bees, honey, wax and bees sup
ply departments. The awards in the
cattle, sheep and swine departments will
be made this morning and the others will
be finished some time in the afternoon.
The large number of exhibits necessi-
tates much larger time TO 60 over them
all than at former fairs, which is keep
ing the judges on the move all day long
SO that they can be finished by this
evening.
The awards in the various classes yes
terday were as follows;
Vegetable Department.
Best basket of sweet potatoes, J. w.
Killen, first; J. w. Humphries, second;
best three specimens egg plant, any va
riety, L. j. Orgain, first; no second; best
dozen ears of sweet corn, l.. j. Orgain,
first; George w. Burris & Sons, second;
best pint OF lima beans, any variety, d.
A. Cornbrooks, first; l.. j. Orgain, sec
ond; best quarter peck string beans, c.
W. Burris & Sons, frst Edward Bring
hurst, second; best quarter peck wax
beans, William NJ. Dilworth, first; Ed
ward Bringhurst, second; best bunch Of
celery three stalks in bunch; Giant
Pascal, William NJ. Peoples, first no
second; Golden Self Blanching, William
NJ. Peoples, first; G.. ". Burris & Sons,
second; White Plume, G.. w. Burris &
Sons, first; William NJ. Peoples, second;
Winter Queen, G.. w. Burris & Sons,
first; Charles S. Eaton, second; best
summer crook neck squash, three speci-
mems. William NJ Dilworth, first; John
F. BraclIin, second; best Patty Pan
squash. not less than three, S. J. Orgain,
first; G. W. Burris & Sons, second best
Hubbard squash, three specimens, j. w.
Humphries first; no second; best Boston
Marrow squash, three specimens, j. w.
Humphries, first; no second; best half
dozen Globe turnips, J. W. Humphries,
first; Albert O. Humphries, second; best
hurst, first; no second.
Best half peck cucumbers, slicng size,
S. j. Orgain, first and second best half
peck red onions, J. w. Humphries, first !;
no second; best half peck yellow onions,
i. w. Humphries, first; Joseph Nj.
Grandhomme, second; best half peck
white onions J. w. Humphries, first; no
second; best three heads of cabbage, Al
bert O. Humphries, first; J. W. Humph-
ries, second; any variety Wakefield type
of cabbage. J. W. Humphries, first; no
second; any variety of Savoy type, S. J..
Organ. first; c. W. Burris & Sons, sec
ond; best three heads caulihower, Joseph
NJ. Grandhomme, first; no second; best
bunch of table beets, five in bunch, Ed
ward Bringhurst. first; G. ". Burris 4
Sons. second; best bunch of carrots, five
in bunch, any variety, Edward Bring
hurst, first; Joseph n. Grandhomme, sec
ond; best three specimens Kohl Rabi,
Horace l.. Dilworth, first; no seconds
best six heads of lettuce, William NJ.
Dilworth first; no second best basket
of muskmelons, S. J. Orgain, frst AL
bert O. Humphries, second; best water
melon, J. W. Humphries, first; S. j. Or
gain. second; best dozen okra, Edward
Bringhurst, first; no second; best bunch
of parsnins, five in bunch Charles S.
Eaton, first; no second; best half dozen
green peppers, any variety, Edward
Bringhurst, first; Harry G. Kendall, sec
ond; best sugar pumpkin, j. w. Humph-
ries. first; ID. A. Cornbrooks, second; ;
largest pumpkin. R. G. Buckingham,
first; c. A. Walton, seconds best bunch
winter radishes, three in bunch, G. w
Burris & Son, first and second.
Display of Burpee's vegetables. W.
Killen, first; no second.
Potatoes-Irish cobblers: John f.
Brackin. first; J. w. Humphries, second.
Green Mountain; Naudain Son, first ;
William NJ Dilworth, second. Maggie
Murphy: William y. Dilworth. second;
no first Rose Seeding: William NJ
Dilworth. second; no first. Mammoth
White. William NJ. Dilworth, frst no
second Triumph: William M. Dill
worth second; no first. State of Maine
r. Gilpin Buckingham. first; F. c. Sny-
der second. Early Genesee; William
NJ. Dilworth. first; no second. Red Bliss
j. w. Humphries, first; Albert D
Humphries. second. Early Six Weeks
]. w. Humphries, first; Albert o
Humphries second. Sir Walter Raleigh
John f. Brackin, first; Naudain & Son
second. Beauty of Hebron: j. w
Humphries. first; Albert O. Humphries
second. Early Rose J. W. Humphries
first; Albert O. Humphries, second. Gar
field; John F. Brackin, first; D. A. Corn
brooks. second Crown Jewel: John
Brackin. first; no second. Puritan;
John f. Brackin. first; Naudain & Son
second. Belganios Prosperity; John Z
Braczin. first; no second Snow; Johr
+. Brackin. first; Naudain & Son, sec
ond. Six Week Red Skin: Harry s
Kendall. second no first. Carmen No. p
]. II. Peach, second; no first. Maine
Rose. j., H. Peach, first; no second
Pan Americana Naudain Son, first
no second
Tomatoes-Stone; Edward Bring
hurst, first Joseph n. Grandhomme
second; beefsteak: William NJ. Dill
worth, first; no second. Red Cherry
]. w. Humphries, first; no second. Vel
low egg; j. W. Humphries, first; no sec
ond. Success; j. W. Humphries, first
no second. Buckeye State; J. w
Humphries, first; no second. Living
stone Globe; j. w. Humphries, first; NJ
second. Livingstone FavoritS; ]. w
HumPhriss, first; no second. hiatchiess
c. A. Walton, first; H. S. Kendall, sec
ond. Chalke's Early Jewel; Horace I
Eastburn, first; Joseph n. Grandhomme
second Ponderosa; Albert o. Humph
ries, first; ]. w. Humphries, second
Johnson's Jack Rose: j. w. Humphries
second; 20 first. Green's Improved
w. Humphries, first; no second. Enor
nous; George W. Webster, first; no sec
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