Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-17
PRIZES AT NORTH STONINCT TON
Judges Were at Work Wednesday North stoningto Two Oranges Have Nice Exhibits--Work of Summer Fairgrounds is Also Shown-Middle Day of Fair Had Big Crowd
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paSketS, first Miss Ruby swain. sec ond Miss Fannie Avery; flower hold Miss Hattie White. open work reed baskets, first. Miss Myrtle Swain, second, Miss Della Burdick, third, Miss Hattie White; reed top stands, first Leonard Swain. second Constance Pendleton, third Miss Sadie Taylor; crochet work, first, name lacking, sec ond Miss Ruby Swain, third Miss Edna Simonds: paper weaving, first Miss Edna Simonds. second Miss Pauline Kendall; sewing cards, first Miss Edna Simonds, second Miss Pauline Kendall, third Miss Ruby Swain.
 Arts and Crafts Jewelry.
 First on rings, first on scarf pins, first on flower holder, first on ham, mered copper bowl, first on La Val Eers '. P. c. Carlesherg: judges, Miss Olga F. Thompson. Miss Margaret
 Flowers.
 Asters Mrs. Lyle E. Gray, first Lucian Drury second, 11artin Arzan- arski, third; begonias, Emma E. Bab- cock first; pond lily begonias, Lizzie Simmons; coleus. Mrs. George $. Chapman first, Miss F. F. Babcock second; lilies, Mrs. Pearl B. Main, first; fire plant, Mrs. P. B. Main first; ferns. Evelyn Main, first, Bertha Bur6ick, second: leather plant. Mrs. P. E. Main. first; wax plant, Mrs F. B. Main. first: pot spilsenard, Lean der Parks, first; holly fern. Miss E. Miss E. E. Babcocl1 first; Lizzie Sim mons first on ink plant; box plant, Mrs. Emma Edwards first; bouquet narigold, Evelyn Main, first: oollec- ton dahlias, Ernest D. Chapman, first: Ruth Main. second; bouauet lAI. Ige- nIa9. arSf af ponpon dahlias, Ruth Main first; coll lection of pnIox, Mrs. George S Chanlplin first; collection of verbena, L. W. Coon. first; Miss F. E. Bab- cock, second; enopdrageen. Miss E. E. Baocock first; Scotch heather. Irving c. Blackstone first; nasturtions, Mrs. P. B. Main, first; asparagus plumos fern. Miss E. E. Babceck. first: George L. Stillu1an of Westerly has fine display of show and ponpon cactus and single dahlias, Miss E. E. Bab- cock had the largest exhibit of potted and cut flowers.
 Domestic Science.
 Layer cake. first Mrs. J. L. York, second Ruth Main, third Emma Rab- cock; fruit cake, first Anna Chapman, second Emma Babcock, third Mrs. F. | A. Thompson; chocolate cake, first Alice Avery. serond Jennie ". Thornp- son. third Mrs. c. W. Saydis; angel
 
 fBabcock; sponge cake, first Beatrice | c. Babcock, second Mrs. C. A. Shy {; walnut cake first Miss E. Babcock, second Mrs. Charles Miner. third Jen- nis w. Thompson; pound cake, first Mrs. Lucian Drury; loaf cake, first Main, third Mrs. J. L. York; chocolate layer cake, first Mrs. Charles Miner, second Helen Hol. third Anna Main; cherry pie, first Mrs. Edwin White; squash pie. first Mrs. C. A Snyder: cookies, first Mrs. Charles Miner, sec ond and third Mrs. c. A. Snyder; first on cat cookies, Annie Main; butter first c. .. Eccleston, second Mrs. T. A Thompson, third N. J. Allen; bread first Mrs. c; A, Snyder, second Olga Thompson, third Mrs. F. A: Thompson biscuit. first Mrs. c. A. Snyder. sec ond Mrs. Edwin White; cheese, first i Mrs. NJ. o. Miner; vinegar, first L. F Main, second J. D. Avery; Jellies, first Mrs. c. A. Snyder. second Grace L man, seconds Mrs. G. D. Coats and Mrs. Calvin Snyder, thirds Emma Bab- cok and Grace L. Main; pickles, first Mrs. c. A. Snyder; canned vegetables first F. Sebastian, second Mrs. c. A Snyder; canned sea food, first Mrs. c second Mrs. c. A. Snyder, third Anna |. Chapman; honey. first George S Charnplin.
 Oxen and Steers.
 The oxen pulling contest occupied 2 good part of the afternoon and was | witnessed by a large number of those present who are interested in cattle The oxen owned by Charles P. Will | Hams took all three prizes in the pulling contest. Harry Lewis was given first and second prizes for his steers.