Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-09
Mountain Rose and Belle of Georgia peaches
 Grain and Vegetables.

potatoes of the Belle of Nova Scotia variety and nice yellow flint corn. He also enters big sugar pumpkin James Murphy of Norwich adds to the vegetable display fine looking po- tatoes of three varieties, long carrots, blood turnip beets, three varieties of pole beans and an equal number of varieties Of corn. one being prize win | ming field corn. Cabbage. all seasons, red cabbage. @ bunch of nice rhubarb
 Hubbard and summer squash and champion tomatoes. are in MT. Mur- phys display. He also sends some 1 smooth, fine looking duinces. l John Plapa of Ledyard has on view | yellow winter pumpkins and nice yell | low field corn. R | L. D. Rogers of Montville makes a
 big contribution of corn, beets, onions. carrots. tomatoes, beans. some big DuH- nose peppers two varieties of | prime potatoes and Earliest of All caul- ! flowers.
 l Squash, melons. cucumbers. in good
 variety also come from MT. Rogers | garden.
 The town of Salem is represented by | e. H. Morgan, who has specialized in
 high grade potatoes sending five va rietfes. which won the admiration of | all the farmers.
 Edwin Lathrop of Bozrah helps out
 the display of high grade vegetables
 With tomatoes, potatoes, beans. mel
 ons. cabbage, corn, pumpkins. beets, squash and carrots.
 The sweet corn entered by Silas S. Whipple of Norwich indicates that he
 is a highly successful grower the two
 varieties shown being the Whipple l white sweet corn and Whfpple yellow | corn.
 From R. M. Harding Preston comes
 some fine looking citron.
 Mrs. c. L. Richards of Norwich
 makes big addition and an import m AVA &4 f.- I~r
 the eight varieties of tomatoes. large
 and small. which she enters.
 | Alfred Onderdonk of Lebanon, en- ters, some nice early Lonsfellow field
 corn. H. B. Latham of Norwich has
 nice dwarf Champion tomatoes. The
 Ruby King peppers which he sends
 are also fine specimens.
 F. l.. Lathrop of Norwich makes g
 display of high grade corn of three va rieties. cabbage of all seasons and su-
 gar pumpkins that all the farmers ad-
 Fish Brothers of Preston enter on-
 ions of two varieties. potatoes, nice to- rpatoes and four varieties of luscious
 melons.
 I A. B Burdick of Preston makes ar Important entry of five varieties oi
 potatoes, three varieties of beets nice looking beans and three varieties oi
 squash, all choice specimens.
 Holland A. Kenyon of Leonard Bridge has ninety-day corn whict , wins admiration. The Boys and Girls
 club makes an Interesting entry Will. sl lard N. Malley of Lebanon leads il
 the Boys corn club exhibit.
 Demonstrating Rathhone's Folder. For the fifth year, Charles A. Rath.
 bone is filling space in the main hall l demonstrating this year the ingenious folder which folds Rathbone's Month,
 Guide. This is done by means of tn, F American Folding Machine manufac
 tured in Warren, Ohio, and sold b, the P. M. Caball company, No. 5 Church street, New York City. Thi machine is able to turn out 1000 O
 any kind of booklets, circulars O pamp1ets. every hour. Edward Wort
 mann, from New York of the Mechan ical department of the company, is ex Flaining the merits of the machine t : visitors at the Fair. Mr. Rathbon exhibits an advance display of 191
 calendars, wall pockets. stationery
 postal cards etc. in great variety. Cake Bread and Honey. : Mrs. F. NJ. Harding of Preston en !. ters in this department a handsom loaf Of brown bread.
 , Jane Northrup. of Norwich, show ' two cans of extracted honey, also mak ing a display of honey in the comb. Il Mrs. Myren Smith of Bozrah send " an appettzing loaf of raised cake. tI .
 wich comes an exhibit of clear ex tracted honey and fine raisin, frui and angel cakes also fine loaf o
 chocolate cake.
 Mrs. H. B. Latham of Norwich, l generous contributor in other depart
 ments, sends eggless spice cake, fin
 lemon layer cake and light spong : and plain cake.
 Canned Fruit. In this department there are but tw
 entries. those by Florence J. Browninl
 and Mrs. H. B. Latham,- both of Nor } wich.
 2 The former sends thirteen cans o fine locking pickles and eighteen tum
 blers of clear. fruity looking jelly. To Mrs. Lathans credit are thirty four cans of fruit, F varieties o .. splendid jelly, jar of sweet pickle, pears and one of preserved pears. Displays by the Oranges. fI Tn the large new addition, the dis : plays by the granges attract thous ands of interested spectators.
 Preston City grange makes a fin display. as arranged by a committe including Allen B. Burdiciz. chairman Mrs. William Crary, Mrs A. B. Bur dick. Erva Barnes. and Master of tn Grange Arthur Shedd. Features her 5 are late strawberries sent by A. E v Burdfck, 3s varieties of nice potatoe . of which 31 were sent by A. B. Bur dick, 15 varieties of squash, four o !. | five varieties of watermelons contri t buted by Nathan Hall. A novel dis a play is of canned goods includin l eleven cans sent by Mrs. Cheste : Barnes, some of which are 40 years | yet in perfect condition.
 l Near by, Norwich Grange makes s fine showing featuring apples. 4s o :. 50 varieties. forty-two varieties of DO y tatoes, eighty specimens of came q fruit stuffs, including canned eggs 9 tf1irty-five varieties of beans, etc. On d portion of this exhibit which has at
 tracted special attention Is that of tn s honey: honey in the cone, candle t honey, and exhibit of honey-bees a r work.
 f This exhibit was effectively arrange = | by the committee, Mrs. Walter Phillips y chairman, Mrs. Charles Hagberg an s Miss Ella Lester, under the general di
 | rection of Master of the Grange E. s Jewett.
 ,. Bozrah Grange, Charles Davis, Mas y ter. has a varied display of squasheS b potatoes, apples. cabbage pears, etc