St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-10-25
PAR|SH FAIR
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...e,t1v i was covered with tarpaul]
4 +, snrafaet + from the rain.
rIs;,a r.ssta,Irant was Ia charge {
in,.s n nj Rnrns ehair1aan. Mrs.
:, - '.,,;+b NC stern Mrs N. I
~. Nc ~ r.. steven son Mr.
.a,,,na starn being the sommitte
ii stf1ha wnn,en,s Progressive l,nfu,
~ ass;staa4s. Mrs. .fiar.a- r.. Eli
Mrs. Collins. Mrs. Minucs, Miss Lao
! , ,. y;np az the hfghcs
nra;so a. the ladies Of tn
p - hnn.t br the martyr-lik
go otn,a;--, ,yss5 (which thew turne
Observation-Disclosures into comfort
ah1e dining reatts and smiled cheer
fullv az they 1D6E orders for dinner.
ME various exhibits in the pavilio
from the CATHOLIC and PrOtestan
echoo,s and from Covington. Mande
r;11o and Anita Springs were full Q
handsnma exhibits of domestic ART
nradncta nf the kitchen and the sew
ing room, handsome deslgnlng' aIus
tic work of various kinds and curios
Prohahly the most remarkable piec
~ work is that of the Sister Priores
- tho Convent. 1t is a floral memo
rial to pet parrot that died; IN
feathers we're plucked and worked VI
IN their natural colors into beautiful
flowers that look true to nature, AM
the designing is very handsome
There are many other pieces OF Woi'
that deserve mention, but space vii
MOT hermit mentioning them individ
nai1v
The Pine Cliff Bottling Co. booth
n ~ vas made attractive by land
scana scene. being a miniature iot
cah;n with pastured stock and wei
at which water was being arhwn
NJ e. sneno is not ON canvas but i
h,1i1t throughout in miniature.
will no disposed of TO the lucky hold
= f - ~, Candy was also in evi.
dence. the booth being very nlcels
.s'.1,a11y Mrs Ostendorf aud Miss
N Mu,.a frederick.
nv K;ng.s Daughters had rest
roou comfortably furnished UNDER =
aou tent which afforded a nice
ratroat to those who wished to rest
- wore III from any cause. 1t was
-. " charee Of Mrs. Addison and Mis-
McCrory and committee, OF Nance
vile Miss McCrory is another of tho
= ,,stiars who had to undo the damage
~ the nights rain.
The poultry exhibit was even nhei
tban last year and we make COM
nlete list of the entries up to the
t;me this page goes to press, as fol-
lows.
loM adrien Armand-white Rocks, !
,ockerel. / pullet, one pen cockere.
md nnllet / cock. i hen, 1 pen cock
md hen.
Mrs r. J. Roy-Plymouth Rocks
non cock and hens, pair cock and
,an nafr cockerel and pullet, 6 sim
lies.
q r. Dufour-Pair Indian Runner
Ducks.
Cartwright Eustis-Whit Rocks:
,ock and hen, / cock, / hen, 3 hens
entered as pen; pair and singles;
j wn and white Indian Runner ducks
,air and singles.
Mrs. J. O'Keeffe-Brown Leghornf
,air cockrel and pullet; one cock an6
,ullet and / cockerel and pullet.
ms
= BYRON Single comb
,hoda island Reds: Cockerel and
,nllet. four pullets, pair cockerel and
,ullet.
Benedictine Sisters Brahma
,uilets.
+. A. Oakland-Whfte Wyandot-
Is: PEN
w. M. Poole-Brown Games:
,a;r cock. and pullet.
a r Eimer-S. C. White Leg.
orns. pen.
q "A Ramsey. New Orleans. C
node island Reds: 1 cockerel, ]
inlet. nair. cock and pullet.
R N. q w. u Salter, New Or
Bantam: Cockerel
nd . nullets.
George Buisson-White Leghorn:
cockerel. j pullet, pair, pen;
pair Toulouse geese.
John J. Murphy. Slidell-Buff Orp
,gtons: cockerel, 6 pullets, i
Ingleg.
"A. p. Weber, New Orleans-S. c.
thite Leghorns: / cockerel, 1 pull
t.
Miss L. O.. Alexius-Ci cetian But
,rcups: Cock and hen, pair s. G
hode Island Reds, cock and hen
en- S. C. Rhode Island Reds, cock /
rel and / pullet, / cock and pull. |
is.
y. r. Petrich-Brown LeghorD
,ckerel.
Mrs. W. G. Ellis-Pekin ducks:
air
F. P. Marsoland-White Rocks:
air: cock, / hen, singles.
Julian Wallace-Barred Rocks:
air; singles; 2 hens, 8 pullets.