St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-10-08
Concord.
Larger Exhibit Than Ever at The
Grange Fair-PersonaI Matters


The third annual grange fai
under the management of Concord
grange, No. 408, was, like its pre-
decessors a success The display o.
vegetables and farm produce wa,
larger than previous years and goes
to show that the farmers are deter.
mined to make the grange fair q
permanent thing. Mr.. Stimson. ag
ricultural expert from Caledonia
county, was present, and acted as
| Judge on the farm produce and also
gave a short address in the town
hall at noon. Premiums awarded
as follows: Potatoes, 1st, e. K.
Richards, End, E. M. Quimby; pota-
toes, 1st, E. K. Richards, End, Fred
| Spaulding; turnips, 1st, G. A. Milti-
more, End, I. j. Christie; carrots,
1st, ]. K. Bennett, End, c. A. Mil
timore, kolrabbi, LIST, George F.
Joslyn; parsnips, LIST, ]. K.
Bennett, End, George F. JOS
| Ign; pumpkins, LIST, T. j. Christie,
End, J. K. Bonnet; pumpkins, 1st,
E. X. Richards, End, Alec Burke !;
cabbage, 1st, Mrs. John Stewart,
End, Warner Bingham; beets, LIST,
George F. Joslyn, End, Thomas
Christie; squash, LIST, George F. JOS
! Ign; corn, LIST, J. K. Bennett, End,
L. Christie; tomatoes, LIST, Mrs. 7.
j. Christie; citron, 1st, Mrs. T. j.
Christie; cucumbers, LIST, It. J.
Christie; End, Mrs. T. J. Christie;
radishes, End, T. J. Christie; onions
and ripe cucumbers, j. K. Bennett,
collection of apples, list, Mrs. Frank
Ranney, End, E. K. Richards, 1st, j.
K. Bennett, End, Mrs. Frank Ran
ney; fancy work department, en-
broidered scarf, LIST. Mrs. Walter
Chaplin; centerpiece, LIST, Mrs. Alice
Mclean; towel, Mrs. j. K. Bennett,
End; tatted doilie, Miss Genevieve
Sergeant, End; travellers case, Miss
Genevieve Sergeant, 1st; pincushion,
Miss Gladys Lillicrap, End; hand
made lace 1st, Mrs. McGinnis; hand
made lace handkerchief, 1st, Mrs.
Charles Howard; apron, End, Mrs.
Eldie Miltimore; embroidered night
robe, Miss Verna WiIkie, 1st, Mrs.
Edwin Joslyn; home spun linen, 1st;
Mrs. Edwin Joslin, knit mats, End;
sofa pillows, 1st, Miss Ellen Hutch
inson; End, Mrs. Alec Burke; quilts,
Mrs. T. j. Christie 1st; Mrs. Bessie
Carpenter End; spreads, Mrs. M. L.
Reed, LIST, Mrs. T. J. Christie, End;
food and preserves, pumpkin pie,
Mrs. E. K. Richards list; custard pie,
Mrs. Charles Howard, End; pineapple
pie, Mrs. T. J. Christie, LIST; apple
pie, Mrs. Robert Williams, End;
cake, 1st, Miss Flora Williams, End,
Mrs. Jacob Richardson Jr.; dough-
nuts, Mrs. Jacob Richardson Jr., LIST;
Mrs. Robert Williams, End; bread,
LIST, Mrs. Robert Williams; End,
Mrs. T. ]. Christie. Home made
candy, Leona Christie; butter, 1st,
Mrs. E. K. Richards; End, Mrs. Rob
ert Williams; canned fruit, 1st, Mrs
]. K. Bennett, End, Mrs. T. J. Chris
tie; jelly, LIST. Mrs. E. K. Richards,
End, Miss Flora Williams; maple
syrup, LIST, Mrs. E. K. Richards, End,
C.. A. Miltimore; maple sugar, LIST, E.
K. Richards; bees honey, William
Streeter; cheese, Clarence Joslyn.
b. b. Burbank, district superintend-
ent of schools offered prizes to school
children between the ages of five and
sixteen years and exhibits were
made at this time with the following
premiums awarded: First division,
Floyd Hutchinson, LIST; Maud Joslyn,
End; carrots, Willard Baker, LIST; po-
tatoes, Earl Joslyn, LIST; Gerald Dan
iels, End; pumpkins, Reginald Hodg- |
den, LIST, Floyd Hutchinson, End; to- |
Lyle Spaulding, LIST; squash, !
Alban Baker, 1st; chickens, Ray |
mond Douglas, 1st; bread, Maud JOS |
Ign, LIST, Dorothy Joslyn, End; cake, |
Lou Richards, LIST, Myrtle Young, |
End; preserves, Dorothy Joslyn, 1st; |
jelly, Lou Richards, 1st; Mary Reed, |
End; sofa pillow, Francena King, 1st, !
Ida Richardson, End; Mosaic fillet- [
work, Marion Hastings, 1st, Lyle |
Spaulding, End; special prizes, kol-
rabbi, Cecil Rock; turnip, John Lit
tie; second division, age II to 16 |
years, apples, Grace Grant, 1st, Jacob |
End; beets, Luther Stew
art, 1st, John Goodreault, End; cab
bage, Rebecca Stewart, 1st, Luther
Stewart, End; carrots, Aris Bennett, I
LIST, Addie Williams, End; pumpkin,
Jacob Richardson, LIST; bread, Rebecca
End; cake, Rebecca Stewart,
LIST, Gertrude Gleason, End; preserv-
es, Dorothy Whipple, 1st, Ruth Gro
well, End; jelly, Rebecca Stewart,
LIST, Dorothy Whipple, End; candy,
Lena Williams, LIST, Florence Hodg-
den, End; sofa pillow, Dorothy Good
LIST, Edith Virtue, End; en-
0roidery, Sadie Green, LIST, Sadie Be-
I0Il, AuU QTdW1uS, GSOTS0 MIILl-
more, LIST, Sophronia Ford, End;
Iuilt, Sadie Bedell, LIST; chickens,
Luther Stewart, 1st, Harriet Phil
fps, End. Special prize for potatoes
grown from 2 lbs. seeds: Luther
Stewart, LIST, Francis Lillicrap, End,
Ralph Reed, Bird. Special prize for
,orn grown from 100 kernels: Ralph
Reed, LIST. Plain sewing special, Ida
LIST, Sadie Bedell, End,
linda Whipple and Ina Crawford,
specials. Specials, jelly, Rebecca
stuart; yarn, Mildred Hartshorn;
,enterpiece, Mabel Fisher; cake,
Marcia Isham; preserves, Dorothy
Nhipple; crocheting, Sadie Green;
candy, Dora Goodreault; rose beads,
Aris Bonnet; potatoes, Eugene
Reed; ribbon work, Alice Reed; en-
1roidery, Alice Reed; flowers, Addie
Williams; centerpiece, Lena Will
Jams. The ball game between Con-
,ord and East st. Johnsbury resulted
. a