Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-09-11
MORGAN'S GROVE FAIR.

deserve the thanks OF the people vi ou'
community for the success OF their efforts
and they have cause TO be proud OF the
result. This institution has popularity
all ifs own. and it has become feature
of our country life that we should not like
TO dispense with. The crowd present
last Thursday was one of the largest we
have ever seen on the grounds. and there
was a large attendance. too, on FRIDAY,
the last day of the fair. The receipts
from the fair this year exceeded by sew
eral hundred dollars the amount received
last year, and this will pay for the per-
manent Improvements that were made
recently.
There is general qualification at the
changes made in the horse show and
live stock departments. There was OPP
portunity for the exhibition OF the best
horses of local people as well as those
from the fancy breeders. Many fine cat
tie were also exhibited this year, as we'll
as sheep and hogs. Frank K. McQuilkIn'
as superintendent OF the live stock de-
partment, did excellent work and is
largely responsible for its success.
The baby show was held Friday after
noon under the direction OF H. L. Snyder
and Miss Alice Bllmyer, and as usual ii
was 2 source of interest to a large crowd
of persons. About twenty-five infants
were in the contest. The judges, who
were Miss Gedge, of Boston, Mrs
Berry OF Washington, Mrs. Geyer, o.
Martinsburg, and MIR. Harry Chapline, OIL
Frederick, Md, awarded the prizes as
follows: Prettiest boy baby, Hilbert
Leon Flanagan, of Washington. silver
cup, second prize, $3.50 in gold, William
Mcdonald Licklider, OF ShepherdStowni
prettiest blonde girl baby, Mary Hartzel
Dobbins, Shepherdstown, gold chain
prettiest brunette baby girl. Elizabeth
Ann Huyett, of Jefferson county, golc
chain; latest baby, Vaughn HARDWOOD
Link, Jefferson county, 81 90 in gold
second prize, Charles Edgar Goodrich
of Baltimore, 81 80 The judges had
great difficulty IN making their selections
as all OF the babies were pretty and at.
tractive.
The following premiums were awarded
in the several departments:
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Loaf bread-MrS. H. M. Shell lSt, Mrs
H. H. Hendricks I'd.
Rolls-Mrs. H. M. Shell LIST, France:
Daley I'd.
RuSk-T. J Link lst, Mrs. 7. J. Linz
I'd.
Beaten biscuits Elsie Chapman lst
Bette Sheetz I'd.
Soda biscuitS-BeSsle Mckee lst, Mrs
c. S. Billmyer I'd.
Yeast powder biscuitS-BeSSie Mckee
lst, Rachel Turner I'd.
Pastry-Annie Caster lSt, Bette Lint
I'd.
Fruit cake-Mrs. c. E. Chapman lst
Mrs. Bovd McWillidms I'd.
Pound cake-Mrs. Herman Huyett lSt
Mrs. NJ. p. Crowl I'd.
Sponge cake-Rachel Turner LIST, Mrs
Charles Henkle %.
Caramel cake-Mrs. c. J. Knott LIST
Sa.lie Watkins I'd.
Lady Baltimore cake-MrS. William
Link 1St, lanes Coffinbarger I'd.
Coffee cake Mrs. L. J. Mcdonald LIST
Mrs. p. n. Brilliant I'd.
let
!. D. Currie I'd.
Chocolate cake-Mrs. D. w. Hendrick:
LIST, Mrs. Hattie Hendricks I'd.
Cocoanut cake-Mrs. Armstrong Jone:
lst, William Turner I'd.
Icecream cake-RoSie Beltz LIST, Kath'
arine Mckee ID.
Watermelon cake-MrS. ]. S. Renne
lst, Mrs. William Link I'd.
Orange cake-Mrs. Ross Engle lst
Florence King I'd.
Spice cake-JeSSie Banks lSt, Mrs. Z
w. Myers I'd.
Angel food-Wm. H. Martin 1st, Katie
Coffinberger I'd.
BroWnstone front Cake-Eleanor Crow
lst, Mrs. Armstrong Jones I'd.
Ginger crackerS-Bettie KeeSecker lSt
MIS-. NJ. VI. Sldnley "a.
Sugar cakes-Mrs. J. L. Cookus lst
Miss Pearl Brining I'd.
Crullers-MrS. Robert Maddox LIST, A
NJ. Myers I'd.
Ginger bread-Mrs. Charles Henkle
1st, Mary Bryerly I'd.
Sand tarS-Mrs. Kate Reynolds lSt
Elizabeth Boswell I'd.
Chocolate caramelS-Elizabeth Hen
bricks lSt, Nellie Grove I'd.
Cucumber pickle - Martha Flanagan
lst, Harry Lemen I'd.
Chow chow-Boyd McWilliams 1st
Alice Smooth I'd.
Mango pickett. J, Link LIST, Mrs
VIM. Bowman I'd.
Spanish pickle - Rachel Turner lst
Mrs. John r. Miller I'd.
CHARTERED cabbage pickle-W. B. Link
LIST, T. J. Link I'd.
Chopped cabbage pickle-Sallie Wat
kins lst, Mrs. c. S. Billmyer I'd.
Pepper pickle-Mrs. A. L. Knode 1st
Martha Flanagan I'd.
Sweet picked cherrieS-William Bow
man lSt, Mrs. Laura Moler %.
Sweet picked peaches-Mrs. Harry
Lemen lst, Martha Flanagan I'd.
Sweet picked pearS-Mrs. George
Fraley lst, Mrs. Mary Needy I'd.
Sweet picked plumS-Mrs. H. 7. Linz
LIST. Mrs. c. S. Billmyer I'd.
Sweet picked melon-MrS. H. H. Hen
bricks lst, Mrs. c. H. Moore I'd.
Tomato catsup-MrS. J. c. Burns lst
Mrs. S. H. Lands I'd.
Strawberry Observation-Disclosures Mad
dex lst, Mrs. Chas. E. Turner I'd.
Pineapple preserveS-Mrs. Mary Needy
lst, Mrs. L. Mcdonald I'd.
Peach preServeS-Jacob .'einhart lst
Mrs. John w. Link ID.
Pear preServeS-William Bowman lSt
Mrs. H. H. Hendricks I'd.
Plum preServeS-William Bowman LIST
Mrs. Laura Moler I'd.
Citron preserves-Margie Hendricks
LIST. Harry Lemen I'd.
Cherry preServes-Anna Link LIST, Mrs
c. n. Moore I'd.
Red tomato pTeserves-F. s. Rennel
lst, Meta Jenkins I'd.
Yellow tomato preServes-Netta Rem
ner lSt. Mrs. Mary Needy I'd.