Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-08
PRIZES FOR YOUTHFUL
FARMERS IN MORRIS

Babbitt. Moiristown; third, Janet
Chamberlain, Union; fourth, Evelyn
Morgan, Rockaway. Glass (best
nine-inch patch quilt bloek)-First,
Helen Marrow, Morristown; second,
Janet Chamberlain, Union; Lucy
Cossimiano, Morristown; fourth,
Olivia Bmmons, Rockaway.
Division (Class t)--Best white
apron-First, Lilly Cox, Mt. Freedom;
second, Eva Wright, Mt. Freedom;
third. Alice Hubert Mt. Freedoms
fourth Clara Moody, Randolph. Class
(best patch in plaid dress goods
First, Olive Cronshey Morris Plains;
second. Janet Chamberlain, Union;
third, Mabel Etcher, Hanover; fourth,
Mary Chamberlain, Union. Class 3
(best darning of hole in dress goods)
First Janet Chamberlain, Union;
second, Mary Chamberlain, Union;
third, Evelyn Morgan, Rockaway
Glass (best shirt waists)-First, FL
sic Haven, Hanover; second, Grace
Conquest, Hanover; third, Mildred
Watkins, Mendham: fourth, Grace
Ortman, Millington. Class tbest
piece colored embroidery)-F Alice
Van Wrinkle. Hanover: second, Helen
Hubert, Randolph third, Charlotte
Lee. Morris Plains; fourth, Myrtle
Beddow, Morris Plains. Class 8 chest
piece eolored embroidery-First, Alice
Smith, Littleton; second, Kathryn
Byrne, Hanover; third, Adelaide EN-
mons, Morristown; fourth, Lucy Kin
soy. Netcong. Class Z (best afghan,
knitted or crocheted)--First,E Elizabeth
Rabbit. Union.
Cooking.
Cooking contest, division !, class |
(best loaf white bread-First, Elsie
Hoover. Littleton; second, Mary r..
Boyd, Morristown; third, Marion
Brown, Dover. Glass 2 (best six bis
cuit)-First. Louisa Johnston, Morris
Township; second Emma Thompson,
Parsippany; third. Frances Nappin,
Morristown Glass (best six plain
cookies)-First, Leola Cool, Littleton;
second. Leona Quimby. Washington
Corners. Class (best loaf ginger
bread)-First, Grace Reilly Morris
Plains. Glass 3 (best jar jam)-First,
Alene Cronshey, Morris Plains; sec
ond Bess Menagh, Mendham; third,
Anna Bebout, Long Hill.
Division . (baking.-Class (best
leaf white bread)-First, Clara
Moody. Randolph: second. Lille
Gribble. Morristown; third, Caesenza
Lecease. Morristown; fourth, Flor
ence Dalrymple, Dover. Glass (best
six biscuits)- First, Aleita Van Nest,
Mendham; second, e. @. Franklin,
New Vernon: third, Katherine
Bright, Morristown; fourth. Helen
Banks, Mendham. Class (best corn
hread)- First. Jennie Quimby, Wash
ington Corners. Glass (best pie)-
Emma Rood, Mendham. Glass D tbest
laver cake)-First, Jennie Qulmby.
Washington Corners; second, Edna
AT - third Ninln a dior
Chester. Class (best loaf cake)-
First Julia Gunther. Mendham; sec
ond Jennie Quimby, Washington
Corners: third, Robert K. Totten,
Morris Plains; fourth. Christina Nc
Intyre. MorTistown. Glass Chest jar
First, Emma Rood. Mend
ham: second. Elsie Faulkner, New
Vernon; third, Frances Johnston.
Class (best jar peaches)-First,
Lille Osre, Morristown; second, Lii
Ian Smith. Morris Township; third.
Lillian Cartwright. Dover. Class ,
(best jar cherries)-First, jennie
Quimby. Washington Corners; sec
ond, Emma Rood, Union; third. Mary
Union, Glass IL (best
four glasses ielly)-First, Jennie
Quimby, Washington Corners. Special
Class (best collection of fruits and
vegetables, canned)-First, Jennie
Quimby, Washington Corners.
All the entries-and there were over
/ .000--were on exhibition today; and
will also be on view tomorrow. Judge
in the corn contest was Prof u. T..
Merrill. of the State agricultural ex
pertinent station. The domestic
5 c'ence entries were judged by Miss
Juliet Rogers, of New York, and Mrs.
Francis G.. Lloyd, of Bernardsville.
A feature that attracted much
favorable comment was a special eX-
hibit from the Morris Township
schools, where domestic science has
been taught for just one month
There were on view samples of pre-
served tomatoes, chow chow, pears,
peaches, etc. and also cooking caps,
iron holders, guests embroidered
towels all the result of one months
instruction.