The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-27
PLAINFIELD.
Grange Fair Proved Big Success, Ex-
hibits of All Kinds and Entertainment.


present in the evening. Dinner wa
served by the ladies in the Methods
yestry.
The list OF prizes and ribbons awarde
TO the various departments follows: Bes
display of apples, 4. j. Colby; seed corr
O. l.. Martin. Soc; squash, +. b. Cahil
SOC; pumpkin, Ernest Hill, soc; pota
toes, Raymond Pike, Soc; oats, l., {
Baldwin, 50c best display of vegetables
II. J. Colby.
Poultry--B Barred Rocks, LIST prize, Dear
p. Towne, ST. I'd prize, Fanny Martin
soc; Rhode Island Reds, LIST, j. N. Per
rim, 81; 3D. Mary Bean, Soc Cornisl
fowls, LIST, Dean p Towne, 81; I'd, Jacl
Ralston, Soc; bantams, LIST, Clifford
Batcheder, 81; I'd, w. p. Wells, SOC
fan-tailed pigeons. Mildred King.
| Maple sugar-Bert Potter; maple sug
ar cakes, c. I. Perry; maple syrup, lst
Alison Smith; I'd, 0. l.. Martin. A car
of maple syrup was exhibited which
was made by Curtis Bartlett p years
| age.
Butter-lst, Bert Potter; I'd, !. c.
Baldwin; fancy cheese, j. G. Turnbull
Co. of Montpelier; DeLaval Separator
CO., Raymond Page,
Canned goods era bapple LIST, Mrs. E.
j. Colby; I'd, Mrs. b. H. Townsend; pine
apples, LIST, Mrs. Clara Rice; I'd, Mrs
Alice Batchelder; Strawberries, LIST, Mrs.
Dick Batchelder; I'd, Mrs. B. H. Town.
send; raspberries, LIST. Mrs Alice Batch
elder; 3D. Mrs. Louis Lupine blueber-
ries, LIST, Mrs. Gladys Batchelder; I'd,
Mrs. A. n Flood; plums, lst, Mrs. A. N.
Flood; I'd, Mrs. Dick Batchelder; cur
rants, LIST, Mrs. B. Fl. Townsend; to-
matoes, lst, Mrs. A. \. Flood; I'd, Mrs.
Elsie Woodcock; pears, LIST, Mrs. T.. j.
Colby; 3D. Mrs. B. H. Townsend; rhu
barb, LIST, Mrs. f. j. Colby; I'd, Mrs.
A. w. Hewitt; peaches, LIST, Mrs. Gladys
Batchelder; I'd, Mrs. b. H. Townsend;
raspberry jelly, LIST and I'd, Mrs. Gladys
Batchelder; apple Jelly, LIST, Mrs. Fred
Cree; ID Mrs. B, H. Townsend: string
beans, LIST, Miss Maude Flood; I'd, Mrs.
Clara Rice: shelled beans, lst Mrs. A.
w. Hewitt; I'd, Mrs. B. H. Townsend;
cucumber pickles. LIST, Mrs. A. n Flood;
ID Mrs. A. w. Hewitt; mustard pickles,
LIST. Mrs. +. D. Bartlett; I'd, Mrs. +. j.
Colby; ripe cucumber pickles, LIST, Mrs.
Gladys Batchelder; I'd, Mrs. A. n Flood;
fruit pickles LIST, Mrs. Louis Lupine; I'd,
Mrs. Il. j. Colby beet pickles, lst. Mrs.
A. w. Hewitt; I'd, Mrs. b. II. Town
send; canned corn, Mrs. i. D. Bartlett
largest display. LIST, Mrs. Il. J. Colby;
I'd, Mrs. b. IT, Townsend; Sd, Mrs. A. N.
Flood. The judges in this department
were Mrs. v L. Barton of Oneonta,
Y. Y, and Mrs. Lee Martin.
Fancy work-White crochet work,
blue, Mrs. B. P. Page red. Mrs. n. Neil
son; white. Mrs. n. Nelson; tatting,
blue, Mrs Joseph Bartlett; red, Mrs. e.
w. 0dell; white embroidery, blue, Mrs. |
A. W Hewitt; red, Miss Abba Clark; |
white, Mrs. 0ctavia Smith; pillow slips, |
blue, Mrs. Glen Bartlett; red Miss Lila |
Townsend; white, Miss Minnie Town,
lend; point lace, blue, Mrs. A. f. Foss; /
ed, Mrs. Wallace Bartlett; towels, blue
Mrs. d. |. Page; red, Mrs. n. Nelson:
White, Miss Maude Flood, white, Miss |
lane Clark; crocheted dolly. Mrs. Ed
stowe; doilies. blue, Miss Ethel Bemis;
ed, Miss Mildred Cste white, Mrs.
.uey Hollister; white, Miss Msude Batch
lder; melon seed bag, blue, Mrs. Louis
4upine; red, Mrs. Alison Smith: print
uilts, blue Mrs. Oscar Wood; red, Mrs.
George Spencer; silk quilts. blue. Mrs.
. b. Wells; red, Mrs. b. p. Page; braid
d rugs, blue, Mrs. r. D. Richards; red,
frs. Martha Chaplin; chenille rug, blue,
irs. Henry Kenney; drlwn-in rug, blue,
Ire. Joseph Benjamin.
Art-Chsrcoal work. blue, Antonio 30
azzi; oil painting, blue, Miss Vena
'ownsend; red, Mrs. Flora Whpple; wa
er color painting, blue, Mrs. A. w Hew.
q; red, Mrs. /. VI. johnson.
The display of antiques was the finest
yer shown in town and many said "the
nest they ever saw A list of some Of
he most important follows; Linen wheel.
lue. Mrs. Laura Pike; pewter collec.
on, blue, o. l., Martin; hand-quilted
nilt, blue. Z. d. Bsrtlett samplers, blue, !
Irs. Abbie Mallory; red, Mrs. John
van; white, Mrs. George Townsend; d
Tx shawl. blue, Mrs. J. Il. Wells: silk {
'ocheted shawl blue. Mrs Hans Fred I
ckson; table spread, blue, Ethel Col. c
y; red, Mrs. Oscar Wood. white. Mrs. c
Re Lane; Mexican blankets. blue, Mrs. c
ilford Kiser; collection old.fashioned Q
nen, blue, Miss Maude BatcheIder; war a
lies, blue, Maurice Townsend: bed =
ankets. blue, Mrs. Oscar Wood; red. {
r.. Viola Bemis; white, Mrs. Emily r
CORES antique lunch box, blue. Mrs. b
AIRY Bixby odell; apple pairing machine. a
ne, $. 5. Smith; hand-woyen towels >
ID cheese cloth. blue. Mrs. Emerette =
ian; red. Mrs. lee Lane: collection v
antiques. blue, Miss Maude Batchel. .
r; Comeback chair, blue. Mrs y. NJ o
deout chair. red, Mrs. y. n. Bruffee, y
Al oil lamp, blue, Mrs. r. y. Page,
lection Of ancient tools. musket and a
u, blue, p. r. Page; collection Indian :,
lies from Arizona. blue. Mrs. V. A. !,
mis-; clock reel. blue, Mrs. Laura :.
Ike. A large number Of the exhibits y
antiques the judges were unable 10 -
- upon because Of lack Of time. but +,
were worthy ~ honorable mention. 4,
The school children had exhibits Of :.
edlework. cookery and pets. which Il
re very interesting. also vegetables. =
IN the evening D short entertainment !,
IL given Piano solo. Miss Mildred =,
g.; farce. BOX and Coz. piano duet. }
o. p. J. Bartlett and Master Clifford :.
tcheider 81
The committees having charge ~ TIRE
-ious departments are 20 b. ennrrafu.
"a upon the success Of their frst
InFe fair
Mss lens Pifkin Of barre is spending =
few DAYS with Mr. and Mrs. Prank !.
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