St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-10-07
Danviue
Prize Winners at the School Fair
Invitations Out For Wedding
Personal Matters.

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very successful. There were over
800 exhibits. The judges for the
agricultural products and poultry
were S. n. Stimson, county agent,
Charles Brainerd and Edward Stan
ton. The judges for baked food,
Mrs. Nelson Dole and Mrs. Lang;
for canned foods, Mrs. Coveny and
Mrs. Harvey Dole; for textiles, Mrs.
Marshall Stocker and Mrs. Carter.
The following is the list of prizes:
Agricultural products, peck of APP
pies, first, Jack CuTrier, second AL
den Vance, special Frank Sharples;
peck of potatoes, first Guy Taylor,
second Marshall Dunbar; beets, first
Edward Allen, second Clinton Gray;
carrots, first Howard Clifford, sec
ond William Hubbard, special Clin-
ton Gray; parsnips, first Clinton
Gray, second Dorothy Sharples; tur-
nips, Augustus Paquin; cucumbers,
first Florence Forbes, second Frank
Brown; squash, first and second
Howard Clifford; pie pumpkin, first
Warren Hatch, second Paul Robert
son; field pumpkin, first Eva Oder
kirk, second Frank Gray; cabbage,
first Eugene Duclos, second Harold
Steady; 10 ears of yellow corn, first
Raymond Swasey, second Cecil Bad
ger; IL heads of oats, first Ora Peck,
second Winfield Thompson; highest
stalk of corn, Jack Currier; best col
lection of apples, first Winfield
Thompson, second Hugh Fellows;
popcorn, special Harry Drew; baked
foods, loaf of bread, grades To, first
Edith Waldo, grades So, first Eva
Nichols, second Ethel Emmons; cake
grades Is, first Irene Merchant, sec
ond Clara Ingalls,, grades 5-9, first
Doris Crane, second Eva Nichols;
cookies, grades 1-5, first Mildred Al
len, grades So, first Pansy Newland;
special prizes for cake, Vie Dole,
Marion Hunt; canned foods, peaches,
first Vie Dole, second Irene Besette;
cherries, first Ruth Scott; plums,
first Clara Clifford, second Gladys
Armstrong; strawberries, first Ruth
Palmer, second Pansy Newland, spe-
ciaI Clifton Reynolds; raspberries,
first Mildred Allen, second Doris
Thompson; blackberries, first Edith
Plant, second Bertha Fellows; cur
rants, first Clara Clifford, second Ad-
die Bessette; jelly, first Laura Peck,
second Lyla Blodgett; pickles, mixed
Augusta Fellows, cucumber Myra
Stanton, beet Marjorie Currier;
peas, Goldie Swasey; beans, Goldie
Swasey; textiles, sofa pillow, first
Evelyn Brickett, second Clifton Rey-
noIds; embroidery, first Doris Gada-
pee, second Marion Hunt; fancy
work, first Dorothy Sharples. second
Mary Plant; dolls aprons, grades IL
first Marjorie Lang, second Evelyn
Hunt; print aprons, grades 3-4'
first Edith Holbroke, second Rosie
Crapeault; print aprons, grades 5-9,
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kirk; special prizes, quilt block Mar
iorie Lang, double knitted mittens
Eva Duclos; poultry, pair of 1914
chickens, first Maurice Robertson,
second Maurice Fellows; best coop
made by boy under twelve, first
Maurice Fellows; best coop made by
boy over twelve, first Emerson Lib
hey, second Harold Steady; ducks,
George Douglas; Guinea fowl, Fa-
bian Crapeault.
Invitations have been issued for
the wedding of Miss Lillian Worth
ern and Charles Henry Dole, which
is to be solemnized at the home of
the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. S. Dole, Wednesday evening, Oct.
IA, at o'clock.
Mrs. f. w. Sturdevant and daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Pilgrim and Miss Ada
Sturdevant leave this week for Pla-
penea, Cal, where they are to spend
the winter.
At the meeting of the Village I'm
provement Society last Saturday
evening it was voted to give SIS for
the new cement sidewalks and $40
for the cemetery improvements.
H. E. Pitcher of Boston was the
guest of J. e. Tinker over Sunday.
Heath hos returned
from Passumpsic where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Miles and family.
MY fall hats are now ready. Mrs.
Myrtle Morrill,. adv.
The young mems club of the
Congregational church will hold an
important meeting Thursday, Oct. 8,
at 8 o'clock, when the work for the
coming winter will be planned. Rev.
E. G. French of Hardwick Will be
the speaker of the evening.
A report of the state @. e. conven-
ton now being held at Newport, will
be given at the meeting next Sunday
The local c. E. Society has sent
George Vanve and Maynard Hatch |
as delegates to the State G. r. con-
vention at Newport.
Rev. G.. A. Adams ana. Arthur
Bartlett are representing the Gale
donia County G. Z. Union at the |
state meeting at Newport.
DR.. Sprague, an eye and ear spec
ialist of Barre, was in town Sunday
to perform an operation on Mrs.
Henry Page. 1t was necessary to
remove one eye and at present she
is as comfortable as can be expected.
Her daughter, Mrs. Laura Rodgers
of Greensboro, is with her for the
present.
Walter Boss, who has spent sew
eral weeks with his sister, Mrs. J.
H. Cass, has returned to his home in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hooker, Mrs.
Clayton Daniels and Mrs. William
AstIe of St. Johnsbury were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Harris
horn last Friday.
George Page, who has been Wis
ting relatives in town, has returned
20 his home at Boston.
Lewis EIdridge of Brockton, Mass.
r.