The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1914-12-01

scription to National Stockman and Farmer.
Glass C-Champion Ear
Lot l, Champion Yellow Ear.
LIST William Haines Masonville. knicker-
booker snit.
I'd; Norton Kirby, Columbus. gold watch
Sd. Charles shontz, Medford. shoeing one
horse.
4lh. Basil sholl, Burlington. years sub
scription to Practical Dairy man.
Lot 2 Champion White ear any Dent variety.
LIST. Jos. K. Hurt, Marlton, So worth OF goods
from Dreer's catalog.
ID. Charles vennel. Marlton, Farm and
3d., Harvey Eells. Mount Holly, shoeing
one horse.
Lots Longest ear, any Dent variety.
ISL; Percy Kirby, Columbus, Fertility of
"a. Harry j. Simon. Vincentown.
90 Hampton Bailey, Burlington, shoeing
4th. Elwood Shinn, Columbus, years sub
scription to American Agriculturist.
Lot 4. Best ear Smelling most corn.
LIST: Norwood Andrews Moorestown, two
day trip to State Agricultural College and So
head.
Sd. Elwood Shinn, Columbus, pair gloves
4th. Samuel Sharp, Masonville, years SUBJ
seription to National Stockman and Farmer.
Glass D-Best Essay.
LIST. George Simon. Vincentown, two day
trip to State Agricultural College.
I'd. Norton Kirby, Columbus, Waterman
Sd. Clayton Wills, Marlton, IngersolI
watch.
4th. Clayton Dudley, Masonville, cap.
Class E-Best Statement.
list. William Haines MasonVille SIS worth
of goods from Dreer's catalog.
I'd Harry j. simon, V1ncentown.
3D. Charles N. Gaskill, Mount Holly pair
4th. Geo. A. Simon, Vincentown, years
subscription to National Stockman and
Farmer.
Division ii. Open to young men Is to 81
Glass A-Ten ear samples.
Lot l. Best 10 ears any Yellow Dent variety
ISL. Barzlllal Shlnn. burlington, two day
Trip TO state Agricultural College, and cult
vator.
I'd. Elwood shinn, Columbus, horse blanket
DIVISION v. Open to boys under IS.
Class A-White Potatoes
Lot l. Best IL Green Mountain potatoes
lst Elwood Shinn, Columbus, two day trip
10 state Agricultural College, and large horse
I'd; Herbert Sheppard, Mount Holly, bicy
Gle lamp.
Sd. Percy Kirby, Columbus, box writing
4th. Clayton Dudley, Mas onville, years
subscription to American Agriculturist.
Lot2 Best II Irish Cobbler potatoes
lst Harry Hall, MoOrestown, set five Tools
"a. Clayton Dudley, Masonvllle, wood stove
knife.
4th. Leslie stockum, Medford. years sub.
scr1ption to National Stockman and Farmer.
Lots. Best II Giant Potatoes.
LIST. Clayton Dudley. Masonville, dress suit
case. i
I'd. Francis Dudley, Masonvilla, Ingersol
watch.
Sd. Geo. McMullin. Moorestown, carriage
whip.
Lot A. Best u Gold Coin potatoes.
LIST. Percy Vennel. Marion, carriage bla n
ket
Glass B-Sweet Potatoes
Lot l. Best II yellow Sweet Potatoes
lst. Leonard Shoemaker, Atco, pair Koan-
dab Indian runner ducks.
I'd. Basil Sholl. Burlington. Ingerson
Sd. Philip Carr, Marlton. four years SUBJ
scription to Farm Journal with booklet.
4th. Geo. Ricketts,, Riverton, years sub
scriptiOn to Green's Fruit Grower.
Lot 2. Best 70 Red Sweet Potatoes.
LIST. Howard Wills, Marion, "Never Out
I'd. Basil Sholl. Burlington, set OF paints
Sd. Edward Shoemaker, Atco, years sub
script ion to Youths Companion.
Division VI. Open to young men over 49,
Glass Awhile Pot atoes.
Lot /. Best IL Irish Cobbler potatoes
LIST, Barziliai Shinn, Burlington, two day
trip TO State Agricultural College
Lot 2. Best IL potatoes of any other variety
LIST. Elwood Shinn, Columbus, two day trip
to State Agricultural College.
I'd. BarZillat Shinn, Burlin gton, picture,
Sd. Lawrence Sheppard Mount Holly, rug
Division VII. Open to boys and girls under IL
Glass A-Chickens.
Lot l. Best pen Rhode Island Reds.
list. Anna Shreve, Pemberton. cock erel and
I'd. Samuel Workman, Moorestown, set
ting of eggs.
Lot2 Best pen barred Plymouth Rock.
lst Thos. Andrews, Moorestown, cockerel
I'd. Geo. Meter, Moorestown, 100 lbs.
Sd. Harvey Eells, Mount Holly, 10 lbs.
Poultry tonic.
4th William Haines, MasonvilIe, years
subscription to Farm journal with booklet
IOt Rest non White I,epbarn
LIST. Harry Hall, Moorestown pullets and
chicken coops
ID. Thomas Andrews, Moorestown, 2 pull
Sd. Geo. Mintzer. Moorestown, 100 lbs. pre-
pared chicken feed
4th. William Workman, Moorestown,
knife.
Lot4. White Wyandots.
LIST. Elwood Jackson. MOorestown.
But while the boys were successful in
getting prizes the girls must not be over
looked. They had many fine specimens
of different kinds and secured prizes for
their handiwork as follows: Needlework,
| Glass /, lot /, colored aprons, 1st, Har-
riet Wilson, Hainesport; I'd, Alice E.
Gratz, Jobstown; 3D., Ursula Vreden-
burg, Jobstown. Lot 2-towels, 1st, Bea-
trice Harker, Medford; I'd, Hannah ia
coby, Trick IS; Sd, Norma l.. Lucas, Ju-
liustown; special, Anna Harker, Julius
town. Lot 3-patching, LIST, Harriet
/ Wilson, Hainesport I'd, Ethel Garwood,
Edgewood; Sd, Nettie Senskowsl<i, Edge
wood. Lot 4-darning stockings, lst,
Alice f. Gratz, Jobstown; ID, Harriet
Wilson, Hainesport; 3D., Madeline E..
Lishman, Evesboro Special-center-
piece or dolly. There were IS entries in
this class. The prizes were: 1st, work
basket, Margaret Hummer, Beverly; ID,
scissors, Iona H. Gibbs, Beverly; Sd, sill
yer thimble, Helen Boyd, Shedaker.
The committee had other prizes, list OF
which was not furnished us. Those who
secured the extra premiums were Helen
Shontz, Cross Keys; Mildred Hulse,
Cross Keys; Dorothy Bowker, Medford
Mildred Bowker, Medford: Iona Bidwell,
Beverly.
Glass 2-Needlework. Lot fancy
aprons, LIST, Bertha Hoffman, Mount
Holly; I'd, Catherine f. Carr, Marlton
Sd, Mildred Wills, Marlton. Special
Elizabeth Marter, Beverly. Lot 2, but
tonholes. LIST, Helen Young, Moores
town; I'd, Pearl Lishman, Eyesboro; Sd
Gertrude Z. Hall, Moorestown. Special
Laura Wells. Marlton. Lot 3-hem
stitched towel. 1st, Laura Wells, Moores
town; I'd, Hazel Pratt, Cinnaminson; Sd
DcIblld AoPGSloi
Catherine f. Carr, Marlton. Lot 4-darr
in table linen. LIST, Ruth Mcintyre, Bur
lington; ID, Clara Hogan, Mount Holly
Sd, Caroline Mcintyre, Burlington. Lo
, 5-patch in plaid, 1st, Estelle NJ. Jones
Moorestown; ID, Ruth Mcintyre, Bur
lington; Sd, Gertrude +. Hall, Moores
! town. Special crocheted lace, LIST, Al
} berta Elmes, Beverly; ID, Elizabetl
e Marter, Beverly. Special crocheting, Isl
Sarah Wilkins, Medford; I'd, Doroth,
Brown, Cinnaminson. Special apron
Marion Dunphy, Marlton. Special towe
r Marion Dunphy, Marlton. Specia
! block, Lydia +. Blackwell, Beverly
Special towel made by boy, 1st, Che
y ter Ridgway, Juliustown; I'd, Paul Civ
, er, Juliustown; Sd, Howard S. Horne
d Juliustown. The committee, in sendin
o the names of the winners, did not Civ
). the prizes, hence we are not able to te
what they were.
'e Class Cooking by children under