Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
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Fine and Varied Exhibits at First Fair of Granse-EEow the Awards Were Made-Supper Follows.

Mrs James Lane is sbending the week ln New London and Brooklyn. N. Y.
 Mrs Alexander Gordon is spending some time ill New York, where she is caring for her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Williams, who is seriously i'll with heart trouble
 MT. and Mrs. Charles s. Ray were Tn Willingtor Sunday and attended the evening service at the Congrega-
 Sherwood Miner and Miss Violet Rogers are ill.
 Pastor on Vacation.
 There was no service in the Con gregatiOnal church Sunday morning, as the pastor, Rev. T. A. Williams is taking a vacation.
 The monthly missionary service of evening with Mrs. Florence Murray leader
 Prizes at Grange Fair.
 The Salem Grange held it's first Fair in Grange Hall last Friday ev- ening. It WIS largely attended and a large quantity of fruit and vegeta- bles, also canned fruit. bakery and fancy work were exhibited by the pupils of the public schools in town, which testified to the interest that has been taken in the children's gardens about town. State Supervisor J. A. Young, chairman of the Town School Board. James Lane and Carl Judges of the fruit and vegetable ex- hibit. The following prizes were awarded: For the largest variety of fruits and vegetables exhibited-1st. Clyde Ray; End, Wellesley Hanney; 3rd, John Purcell Jr. Patotaes-1St, John DeWoIf; End, Floyd Bailey; 3rd, Joe Dembensky. Cabbage-1st Stephen WOlOsenka, End, Joe WOlosenka; 3rd, MOOnie WOiOSenka. Watermeions-Sst Bernard Bloom; 2nd, Henry Wolosenka; and John DeWOlf; 3rd, LeROy Bailey. Pumpkins-1st Annie Schumacher; 2nd, MoOnie WolOsenka; 3rd, Helen Chyiniski. Squash--1st, Lawrence Spencer; 2nd, Wellesley Hanney; 3rd, John Purcell Jr. Sweet Corn-1st, Clyde A. Roy; znd, John Purcell, Jr.; 3rd, Stella Dembensly. Field Corn 1st Clyde Ray; 2cd, Annie Schmuck- Clyde Ray; End, Lawrence Spencer; 3rd, Annie Schumacher. Radishes- 1st, Henry Wilcox. Beets-1st, Wellesley Hanney: End, Joe Demben- sky; 3rd, John Purcell Jr. Onions 1st, Helen Rogers; End, Wellesley Jr,; End. Clyde Ray. Turnips-1st. Henry Wilcox 2nd, Lawrence Spencer; 3rd, Joe WOlOsenka. CarrOts-1st, Wellesley Hanney; End. Stella Dem bensky. Brussels SprOuts-1st, John Purcell Jr. Kohl Rabi-1st, Henry Wolosenks, 2hd, John Purcell, Jr. 3rd, Wellesley Hcnney. Apples-1st. Clyde Ray and Lucy Czarnomski, Strained Honey-1st. Lawrence Spencer. Honey in Comb-1st Clyde Ray. Clyde Ray also received first prize on cucumbers, pop corn. and buckwheat.
 Mrs. T. A. Williams and Mrs. James Lane were chosen judges of the girls exhibit, and the following prizes were awarded ~ Miss Susan Miner. first prize on bread. pies. cup cakes and cakes; Miss Alice Purcell, second prize on cake. Canned fruits-1st. Miss Violet Rogers; 2nd, Miss Alice Purcell Plain sewing list, Stella Dembensky, End. Annie Schumacher; 3rd, Miss Violet Rogers. Fancy sew tng-1st, Mss Celia Rathbone; End, Miss Violet Rogers; 3rd. Miss Minnie Kingsley. The first prize on flowers was awarded to Wellesley Hanney. The prizes were paid to the winners in cash-1st, 22c; End, 15c; Srd, 10c.
 During the evening supper was served. The menu follows Chicken salad mashed potato, mashed turnip, baked beans. potato salad, pressed ham, pumpkin pie. cake and coffee.