The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-06-19
Premiums Awarded.
The following prizes were award
ed by the Fair Association:

The following prizes were award
ed by the Fair Association:
FABRICS.
Quilt cotton patchwork. Mrs. b. II.
c. Bowie, quilt silk patchwork, Mrs.
R. l. Bowie, best collection of fancy
work. Miss Rebecca Thomas quilt worst
ed patchwork, crazy quilt silk patch
work, Mrs. M. E. McGregor, counter
pane. knitted. Mrs. A. I. Brooke, rug,
Mrs 7. E. Tolson, display of buttonholes
worked by hand, Miss Elizabeth Nelson,
darned stockings. Mrs. M. E. McGreg-
or, machine sewing, Mrs. F, W. Hill,
crocheted slippers in wool, Miss Bessie
McGregor, hand sewing, Mrs. A. M
Hill, infants dress, Mrs. Joseph Per-
RE, dressed doll and silk embroidery in
woollen. Mrs. A. M. Hill, Gotten en-
broidery, Miss Mary Fox, french en-
broidery, Mrs. H. r. Gore. worsted
embroidery in cross stitch, Mrs. K. l..
Bowie, drawn work, Mrs. A. M. Hill,
fancy knitting in silk, Mrs. A. M. Hill,
crochet work in worsted, Mrs. R. I.
Bowie, crochet work in cotton, Mrs. M.
E. Wilson, crochet work in silk, Mrs.
A. M. Hill, hand made lace, Mrs. c.
v. A. Clagett, sofa cushion, made up,
Miss Elizabeth Nelson, toilet pin cush-
ion, Miss Mary Fox, hemstitching, Miss
Elizabeth Nelson, biedmaier, Mrs. A.
T. Brooke, Honiton lace, hand made,
Miss Ida Waring, Kensington embroid-
cry, Miss Mary Fox. braiding, Miss A.
M. B. Chew, darned net, Miss Eliza
beth Nelson. fancy work made by a
person over 70 years of age, Mrs CIV.
A. Clagett. Irish crochet, Miss Ida War
ing. stenciling on fabrics. Miss Eliza.
beth Nelson, tatting, Mrs. A. T Brooke
WORKS OF ART.
Oil paintings, Mrs. R. l.. Bowie,
painting in water color, Mrs. Percy
Duvall, painting on china. Mrs. R. L.,
Bowie, crayon drawing, Mrs. F. w.
Hill. painting on silk, Mrs. Percy Du-
vail.
GARDEN PRODUCTS.
Turnip beets, lettuce, radishes. cab
bages, Mrs. Frederick Sasscer.
FLOWERS.
Best display of cut blooms, Miss K.
Merrick
TOBACCO.
Sample tobacco, Mr.. Reginald Ira
band.
HOME MADE WINES.
Five bottles of different kinds, Mrs.
M. E. McGregor, bottle of catawba,
Mrs M. E. McGregor, blackberry, Mrs.
F. Sasscer, strawberry, Mrs. M. E.
McGregor, cherry bounce. Mrs. M. E.
McGregor. cordial, Mrs. James Wallis,
specimen fruit in brandy, Miss A. M.
B. Chew.
KITCHEN PRODUCTS.
Cooked ham, Mrs. r. /. Nelson,
fruit cake, Miss A. M. B. Chew, orange
cake, Miss M1ttie Hall, sponge cake,
Mrs. w. B. Clagett, jelly cake, Miss
Adelaide Iraband, marble cake and
jumbles, Mrs A, T. Brook, loaf bread,
Mrs. R. ]. Nelson, rolls, Mrs. Freder-
lick Sasscer, Maryland biscuit. Mrs.
John H. Traband. baking powder
BISCUIT. Mrs. w. B. Clagett, soda bis
Gu t, Miss Mary Hill, crullers, Mrs. w.
B. Clagett, caramels, Mrs. Frederick
Sasscer, jellies, 3 varieties, and display
of canned fruits, Mrs. M. E. McGregor
display of canned vegetables. Mrs w.
B. Clagett, display of preserves, Mrs.
R. ]. Nelson. jar of sweet pickle, Miss A.
M. B. Chew, sour pickle, Mrs. w. B.
Clagett, mixed picket. Mrs. A. T.
Brooke, catsup, Mrs. J. H. Traband,
vinegar and hard soap, Mrs. R. ] Mel
son, lard. Mrs. E. L. Bruun.
FIELD PRODUCTS
Field corn 10 ears of white and 10
ears of yellow, Mrs +. Bruun.
Ripe Strawberries-Mrs III. E. Nc
Gregor.