Evening star., 1914-10-02
BILE for hedges. for best display of ferns,


/ grand premium winner. making bes
| display flowers, A. A. Carpenter. On
rose-colored weigelia to the exhibito
of the second best display of pottet
en- 1eur de lis to winner of best displa,
of geraniums. Mrs. Adolph Doeing.
One choice ornamental shrub each t.
the winner of the following displays
Pansies, Mrs. Adolph Doeing; asters
Miss Rebecca Lennon: begonias. Mis-:
NJ. NJ. Lannahan: best individual dahiia
D. H. Oertly.
Quart bottle grape juice to winners
of best displays each of the following
Roses. C. Z. Tansill: dahiias, c. H. Hos
pital; potted plants. Mrs. f. S. Benson
best vase pink Killarney roses, G. F
Tansill.
the largest display of flowers, Mrs. NJ
Downing.
Fruits.
One ornamental shrub to each winner
of the following best displays:
Apples, Mrs. W. II. McMullen
peaches. John F. Bingham; pears. D
H. Oertly; plums. e. P. Judge; grapes
Mrs. J. L. Whiteside.
One choice apple tree to each Of the
following best homegrown fruits:
Apples-First and second, Mrs. II
McMullen. Crabapples-First, Fred
Barnes. Pears-First. D. H. 0ertly
First, J. F. Bingham; second, Fred
Barnes. Pears-First, D. H. Ooerly
second. Mrs. NJ. B. Downing. Ounces
First, Mrs. j. L. Whiteside; second, T.
r. Saunders.
One tree each to exhibitor of best
exhibit of homegrown and canned Or
preserved fruits only:
First, Fred Barnes; second pest
MrS T, WbifeSide. third best. Mrs
]. F. Bingham.
One tree to grow ~ of best apple on
exhibition, Mrs. H. McMullen; quart
bottle of grape juice to the exhibitor
Fred Barnes.
Vegetables
One tree each to the exhibitor of the
best display of any of five staple vege-
tables, viz: Potatoes. B. E. Hutchinson
beans, A. J. Doeing; sugar corn, A. J.
Doeing: sweet potatoes. B. E. Hutch
inson; tomatoes, ]. r. T. Reeves.
One choice ornamental shrub each to
the winner. of the following displays:
Barnes; onions, c. Z. Remsburg; radish.
J. F. Bingham; peppers, J. F. Bingham;
heaviest potato. b. E. Hutchinson.
Five dollars worth of vegetable seeds
as IolloWS: FlfSt, w. =. AyeIs' eeeoiio'
J. r. T. Reeves: third. Fred Barnes;
fourth, ]. T. Williams; fifth, c. E.
Remsburg.
Two-doilar value of vegetable seeds
to winner of second best display of all
vegetables, d. H. OertleE.
Two-dolIar value vegetables. winner
third best display of all vegetables, g.
Z. Hutchinson.
Order for three-dollar value of vege-
table seed to the winner of best dis
play vegetables. J. F. Bingham.
Order to winner of: Heaviest tomato
and largest head of lettuce. D. II.
The tallest stalk of corn (height
twenty-one feet). Denny Waters.
Quart bottle of grape juice to each
of the following: Cabbage, Fred
Barnes; pumpkins. J. F. Bingham;
watermelons. B. E. Hutchinson.
Canned Goods.
One ornamental shrub each to winner
of: Best display class (hozne srown)
canned and preserved goods: Mrs. c.
P. Judge; class VI canned goods,
Mrs. F.. c. Saltzman; jellies, class
v. Mrs. c. P. Judge; jellies. class
VI, Mrs. John wignau: chowchow.
class V or class VI, Mrs. Charles
J. Cassidy: home grown grape juice,
Mrs. C. 2. Judge.
One apple tree to the exhibitor of
best original mixture in either class v
or class VI: Miss Carrie Harrison
Quart bottle of grape juice to each
exhibitor of best displays: Home grown
canned and preserved goods-First.
Mrs. ]. F. Bingham; second, Mrs. Fred
Barnes. Not home grown: First-Mrs.
Charles .Kracke; second, Mrs. J. l..
One-half pound tea to the lady max
ing largest display of canned goods:
Mrs. G. p. Judge.
(value, s10), English imported stock,
to the lady exhibitor. wife or membe:.
of family of brotherhood member, max
ing best display of home grown canned
goods: Mrs. J. F. Bingham.
One setting Peerless strain single
the lady exhibitor. wife or member OF
family of brotherhood member, making
best all-around exhibits in one or more
classes: Mrs. c. H. EtZ.
One setting of exhibition partridge
Wyandottes (value, $50, to the lady ex-
hibitor making the second best dis
play of home grown canned goods:
Mrs. Fred Barnes
Miss Rowan McHugh. Brookland. Of
fered two fancy Japanese walnut trees
as follows:
One tree to the winner of the best
display in combined boys classes, won
by Robert E. Scammel1.
One tree to the winner of the best
display in the combined girls classes,
won by Helen Geiger.
Excellent Display of Fruits.
The showing of fruits was considered
the best ever made at a Brookland
show. There were fourteen entrants
all of whom exhibited a wide variety
The awards were as follows:
For the best Individual collective ex-
hibit-First. Fred Barnes; second, B
H. Oertly; third. c. p. Judge.
For the display of fruits:
Peaches-First. John F. Bingham
second, Fred Barnes: third. Mrs. f. C
Saltzman. Apples-First and second
Mrs. w. F. McMullen; third. B. f.
Hutchinson. Pears-First, D. H. Oert-
ley: second, Mrs. NJ. b. Downing; third
Fred Barnes. Grapes-First, ]. l.
Whiteside; second. T. l.. Saunders
third, Fred Barnes. Quinces-First
Mrs. n. B. Parks. Crabapples-First
Fred Barnes; second, C. p. Judge.
Largest duchess pear-First, p. f
Hutchinson.