St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-10-14


pee; grade Jersey heifer calf, first
Francis Gadapee; grade Jersey hssif-
er calf, first Iris Gadapees lamb,
first Leonard Gadapee.
Adults. Vegetables first
Charles Drew, second Fred Gadapees
third Helen Ward; carrots, first
Charles Drew: cabbage, first and
second Charles Drew; citron, first
Helen Ward; apples, first VIM. Glenn
ent, second Ora Drew, third Helen
Ward; crabs, first Ora Drew, second
Fred Gadapee; potatoes, first Helen
Ward. second H. P. Stanton, third
Oliver Dodge; squash, first RiVa
Powers. second Fred Gadapee, third
Helen Ward; pumpkin, fret Helen
Ward; field corn, first Helen Ward.
Canned goods-maple honey, first
VIM. Clement, second Mrs. B. c..
Shattuck, third Mrs. Emma Shat
tuck; jelly, first Mrs. VIM. Clement.
second Mrs. Fred Gadapee, third
Mrs. Lena Toussaint; plums, first
Mrs. Emma Shattuck, second Mrs.
o. H. Stevens, third Mrs. b. c. Shat
tuck; raspberry jam, first Mrs. M. E.
Johnston, second Mrs. B. c. Shat
tuck, third Mrs Emma Shattuck;
peaches. first Mrs. Fred Gadapee,
l.
r. G. Shattuck; crab apples, first
Mrs. B. C. Shattuck, second Mrs.
Fred Gadapee; peach apple, first
Mrs. Fred Gadapee, second Mrs
Fred Gadapee, third Mrs. Emma
Shattuck; blackberries, first Mrs.
Emma Shattuck; blackberry jam,
first Mrs. Emma Shattuck; straw
berries. first Mrs. Lizzie Robinson,
second and third Mrs. Fred Gadapee;
raspberries. first Mrs. Lizzie Robin
son. second and third Mrs. Fred Cad
apee: beets, first Mrs. Emma Shat
tuck: pears, first Mrs. Lizzie ROBIN
son: currants, first Mrs. Emma Snat-
tuck: blueberries, first Mrs. b. "
Shattuck; tomatoes, first Mrs. EN-
ma Shattuck; sweet corn, nrst MIS-
Minnie Johnston; peas, hrst, MIS-
Emma Shattuck, second Berta Par
Tor. rbTharb. first Mrs. Fred Gada
nee. huekleberries, first Miss Berta
PARKER. tomato pickle, Mrs. Emma
Shattuck. second Mrs. B. G. Shat
tuck: mustard, first Mrs. Emma Shat
tuck: sweet cucumber pickle, nrst
Mrs Emma Shattuck; caul1foWer,
first Mrs. B. G. Shattuck; cherries,
first Mrs. J. E. Parker Sewing
woven spread, first Mrs. Duclos;
nieced Quilt, first Lena Toussalnt;
wool hose. mittens, yarn, first Mrs.
Lena Toussaint; bag for rubDers'
ebaII cushion. first Mrs. VIM. Glenn
emf: infants linen shirt, hand MADE,
towel spun and woven in 1868, mana
made towel linen first Mrs. Emma
Shattuck. handkerchief, first Mrs. Y.
II Stevens; painting, first Mrs. Mel
lie Ford Astle; centerpiece, first Mrs.
Mrs M. Hall, second Mrs. Belle
ward. guest towels, first Mrs. Helen
Ward. second Mrs. Pearl B. stanton,
third Mrs. Helen Ward; embroidered
pillow cases. first Mrs. Helen Ward'
bureau scarf, first Mrs. Pearl %.
Stanton, second and third MRS. beile
ward: embroidered underwear, Gro
cheted lace and insertion, hrst MIS-.
Belle Ward; sofa pillow cover, nrst
Mrs. o. H. Stevens. WoodWork'
first Rev. Sidney Aldrlch. PoultIy'
geese first Mrs. Helen Ward; brown
Ieghorns, buff rocks, nrst MIS-. p.
q Shattuck; buff Orpingtons, hrst
Mrs Helen Ward; barred rock, hrst
n T Hubbard; white Wyandottes,
bantamg. first Mrs. Helen Ward.
Stock. registered Jersey, 3 yrs old,
grade Jersey 3 years old, first FRED
Gadapee; grade Holstein COW, nrst
Rufus Hubbard; registered Holstelh
vearIing. first J. E. Parker; register
cd Jersey bull calf, first Fred Gada-
nee. grade Holstein bull calf, hrst
and second C.. A. Peck; grade Jersey
vearling heifer, first B. G. ShattucK;
Grade Jersey heifer calf, first Harold
Gadapee, second Benjamin Stanton'
reg. Jersey bull yr. old, nrst b: y.
Shattuck; registered Holsteln Dull
VT. old, first G. G. Drew, second ..
Johnston; registered Holsteln ne1ler
calf, first J. Johnston, grace JERSEY
and Holstein heifer calf, second no-
fus Hubbard; SOW and pigs nrst
first George Drew; draft colt 2 yls.
old first J. Johnston; driver colt yr.
o1d first q. G.. Drew; lamb, first and
third BENJAMIN Stanton; steer
calves. first Benjamin Stanton; steer
yrs. old, first, second and tnlrd W.
q Shattuck: steer yrs. old, hrst,
second and third w. Q. Shattuck;
draft horses, first Corliss NORTH,
second B. H. Ward, third c. G. Drew;
driving horses, first Mrs. Harold
Ward. second F. J. Hubbard, third
o. A. Astle.
There was a very good display OF
old china, Japanese articles, pair OF
wooden shoes and other cur1osltles:
Snecial mention should be made OF
a squash exhibited by Riya and Eva
Powers, also a can of spiceG crab ap-
pies by Mrs. B. G. Shattuck.
Frank Waller will dedicate his
cider mill and work shop with
dance Wednesday night.
Mrs. George Massey and son Drum
of st. Johnsbury visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Stevens, and her
grandmother, Madame Stevens, the
past week. Mr.. Massey spent Sun
day there
Guy Clifford has bought a farm in
Walden and moved his family there
the first of the week.
George Simpson and family spent
the week visiting in Wheelock.
Mrs. George Clifford was called to
Holyoke, Mass, by the serious i'll
ness of her mother.
Mrs. Charles Henken of Boston,
who has spent the summer with heT
sister, Mrs. John Daley, started for
her home last week. Mrs. Daley is
with her visiting relatives in Maine