The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-10
CALAIS GRANGE FAIR.
The Fourth Annual Proved to Be Great
Success.


The fourth annual grange fair was he'll
at East Calais Sept. 81, which was a success
in every way. 1t was estimated that Their
were over 700 people present, who came iron
all the nearby towns and even as far ava
as Glover. Many came by automobiles. Their
being fifteen machines in the village at on
time. The grange served dinner to near
800 people. The receipts were over 500
Company / drum corps furnished music. Al
address was given by p. A. Gilmore of Cabot
which was much enjoyed. The parade, whicl
consisted of grangers and school children. fol
lowed by some of the horses and cattle oil
exhibition, the bess in tn
The exhibits in floral hall were many, ant
the following received special cash prizes.
Bed quilt-Mrs. Elizabeth Fay, 25c.
Crochet-Mrs. Anna Bancroft, 26c.
EmbroideryT-Mrs. Lee Short, 25c.
Grange premiums were awarded to the fol
lowing:
Knitted corset cover-Josephine Scribner
LIST.
Crochet corset cover-Mrs. Elizabeth Fay
LIST; Josephine Scribner, I'd.
Knitted lace-Josephine Scribner, 1st
Mexican drawn work-Josephine Scribner
LIST Alma Leonard I'd.
Embroidered towel-Alma Leonard, LIST
Mrs. Anna Bancroft, I'd.
Embroidered towel-Almsn Leonard, LIST
Mrs. Anna Bancroft, I'd.
Piano scarf-Mrs. Anna Bancroft, LIST.
Collar set1Mrs. Anna Bancroft, LIST; Mrs
Lee Short, I'd.
Crochet bag-ola Gray. LIST; Mrs. Austin
Cove. I'd.
Tatting-Mrs. Inez Balentine, LIST.
Embroidered baby shoes-Mrs. j. o. Lamb
Sofa pillow-Mrs. j. 0. Lamb. 1st Gladys
Balentine, I'd.
Pillow eases-Ruth Brown, LIST Susie Lamb.
I'd.
silk shawl--Mrs Austin Sanders, LIST.
Rack pictures-Mrs Walter Coates, LIST.
Salt and pepper shakes-Ms. Walter
Coates, LIST.
Bed quilt-Mrs. Ina Taber, 1st Mrs. Elmer
Brown, I'd.
SILK hat crown-Mrs. A. G. Dutton. list
Drawn rug Mrs. Lillian Holton, LIST; Mrs.
C. w. Peck, I'd.
Tidy-Mrs. e. r. Dwinell, LIST.
Embroidered centerpiece Mrs. George Pray,
LIST.
Crochet table matDora Balentine. LIST.
Exhibits of penmanship and drawing were
shown by the different schools in town. Cash
prizes were given as follows: $500 for best
mechanical drawing of schoolhouse, was d.
vided, Alice Persons s1.00, Mary Wheelock
sl.00; sl.00 for best penmanship in the fourth
grade under won by Even Kent; for
highest per cent. of attendance at the fair,
highest grade of number 5, $500, lower grade
of number 8, $500.
Grange premiums were awarded on all
school work.
Stanley Lynes. first prize on gasoline en-.
gine made of wood.
Flowers.
Besonia and pansies-Lilla Lamb. 1st
Geranium-Dors Balentine, LIST
Asters-Beulah Hawkins, LIST.
Sweet peas-stella Eastman, hti Ethel
Gray, I'd.
Special cash prizes were paid on the fol-
lowing articles
aa1 Del
Best loaf of bresd-Lilla Lamb, s1.00.
Canned vegetables-Mrs. Ina Tabor, 25c.
Grange premiums were awarded to the fol-
lowing:
cowhorn potatoes-G. W. Raymond. LIST /;
w. d. Peck. 3D.
White potatoes-M. D. Hawkins, 1st George
I'd
Best hill potatoes-H. F. Scribner, list.
Red potatoes-George Wheeler, list; /. W.
Gray I'd
Best display of garden vesetables-E. H.
saxby, LIST.
Beets-C. ]. Lamb. lst; George wheelock,
I'd.
Cabbase-E. H. saxby, LIST Ralph DwinelI,
I'd.
Tomatoes Florence Waite, LIST: c. J. Lamb.
I'd.
Vegetable oysters-w. E. Bliss. list How
ard Tanner, I'd.
Kohiabi-I w. Gray, LIST; George Smith. I'd.
Carrots-Walter Little, 1st E. II. Saxby,
I'd.
Caulifower-I. w. Gray. 1st-
Turnips-E III. Saxby, LIST c. j. Lamb, I'd.
Hubbard squash-C. M. Gray, LIST; Walter
Little, I'd.
Marrow squash--Lee Tebbetts, LIST; H. f..
Foster, I'd.
Pumpkins tield)-F. H Gray, list; Lee
Nebbetts I'd.
Pumpkins mammoth Walter Little LIST
Pumpkins lsweetl Walter Little, LIST
Onions-C. j. Lamb, LIST.
Cucumbers white spinel-L w. Gray, LIST
Cucumbers (green)-H. +. Foster, LIST
Citrons-Ralph Balentine. LIST Gertie Daily,
d.
Cheese-Ms. Herman Converse. list
Apples-Stelia Eastman. LIST. II. T. Foster,
d.
Plums-Florence Waite LIST
Grapes-C. A. Wing, LIST
Jelly--Ethel Gray, LIST: Dora Balentine, I'd.
Special cash prizes were awarded on live
took follows:
Best Jersey bull under one year old Elmer
J. Brown. $500.
Best heifer under one year old-w. G.
Toe.
Sucking coit-H. E. Converse. s1.oo.
Two-year-old colt-D. d. Lamb, si.00.
Yearling colt-E. P. Converse, s1.0O.
Grange premiums were awarded to the fol- |
wing:
Grade Jersey cow-Eimer E. Brown, LIST |
Dc; w. G. Eastman. I'd, 25c.
Best registered Jersey COVE. w. Cate |
st, Soc: II. F. Scribner, I'd. 25c.
Best registered two-year-old Jersey heifer-i