Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-11-04

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an excellent variety of grain, seeds
fruits. vegetables. &C..
The exhibit Of the Shenandoah juno
ton School. with Miss Florence Lancas-
ter and Mr.. Frances Daniels. teachers.
! in charge. was very good one, and in
Icluded large pumpkins, cabbage. and .
large variety OF fruits, vegetables. &c.
Those who exhibited corp were: George
Elliott. John SeIden, Misses Murphy.
George N. Hough. Mrs. Thomas Frazier
Samuel Mason. H. F. Ambrose. Vernon
Slusher. Mcdonald Bros. B. F. DOGGY,
Stanley Dutterer. w. A.. Riley. George
McAtee. Cleon Shut, Fannie Whitley.
| John c. Burns. Grover L. Bush. George
W. Bush. George w. Staubs. Marshall
Orndorff, John Porter Burns. c. H. Eby,
CLAYTON Boyd. James Mason. Hurston
Farm.
Those who exhibited apples were: Mil
ton Burr. George Elliott. J. H. Dutterer.
N. s. ]. Strtder, c. H. Kable. Edward
Mason. Bates Watson. Mcdonald Bros.
T. .. Everhart, D. Q. Roger, Charles
Sager.
Those who had on exhibition canned
fruits and jellies were Mrs. Everett Les
lie, Mrs. G. 3, Coleman, Mildred c. Bush.
Juanita Custer, Mrs. Fannie Brown,
Mrs. L. R. Huyett. Mrs.J.sW; Burr, Es-
Their LaRue. Mrs Shirley Hooe, Agnes
Wilmington. Mrs. G. T, Dillow, Mrs.
VIM. Kann, Mrs. ], A.. Kanode. Mrs. F.
w. Peer, Maggie Rissler. Ethel Watson,
Alice Lafevre. Mrs. c. w. Langdon
Hilda Curry. Mrs. B. c. Grove, Mrs
Van Wilson, Mrs. A. Nicewarler, Mrs
Il. L. Ronemus, Mrs. ]. Y. Cross, Mrs.
w. W. Barnes. Miss Anna Curry, Mrs
c. W. Snyder, MISS Julia Merchant,
Miss Ruth Watson.
Those who exhibited Butter were: E.
D. Conklyn, Hemer Ambrose, Mrs. c..
w. Hayslett. Miss Hilda Curry. Mrs.
| Nathaniel Gray Mrs. Lille Sechrlst
Miss Marv Starry, Mrs. w. NJ. Allen,
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Burns and Miss Maude Watson,
The Chicken exhibitors were: Ed. Am
brose, Single comb Rhode Island Reds,
George Moler, Black Orpingtons; Rev.
f. A. Tyler. single comb Black Minorca;
Harry Cullers. White Wyandottes; Osca,
Darlington, Silver Spangled Hamburg>
Black Spanish; Riddleberger and Hen.
sler. Barred Plymouth Rocks and White
Plymouth Rocks; Edwin Baker, Rose
Comb Rhode Island Reds; Lewis Wal.
xer, White Chested Black Polish; I N
Merchant, White Dramas and Barred
plymouth Rocks; Hilcrest Poultry Farm,
single Comb White Leghorns; A. l..
Nooddy and Carl Riddlebereer. Judges
dr. A. L. Woody also had his fine Buff
plymouth Rocks, which recently woi
first prizes at the Frederick Fair. on ex
libltlon, but they were not in competi.
ion for prizes.
These exhibiting potatoes were Peel
srothers Edgar Conkyln, George Hough
Mrs. e.. W. Snyder, Daniel Heflebower
md Russell Welsh, Stanley Dudrow, H J
Ambrose. Jessie A. Engle, Louis Burns,
George Elliott, IA, Daley, Grover /
Bush, Fannie Whitley, CHI, Eby, Mrs
Truman Sechrist, Elmer Mason, James
Mason, Brown Gardner.
Those who exhibited large pumpkins
Harry Staubs. VIM. H. Whitmore, Mil
ired Bush, George W: Bush. Albert B.
Link Lester Dillow, Daniel A. Claie,
WIZ. Alexander, Harry. Lowry, ME-.
C1ussell, Brown Gardner, WIG. Moler,
Richard Houser, and Clayton Boyd.
Mr.. F.S. Harrison exhibited variety
IF Beets.
| Those who exhibited cabbage We're
Langdon Boyd, Edith Staley, Agne
Whittinaton. Brown Gardner, J w.
Daley, VIM. H.. Brown, aud Mrs. B. B.
Gordon.
Those who exhibited celery were Mrs,
J.R. willing ham, F.S. Harrison, Grover
Bush. JOS, Glassford, aud George Elliott,
| The Charles Town Steam Laundry
gave an excellent exhibit of their work,
which was inspected with much interest
3eck's Bakery, of Wincheiter, exhibited
loaf of bread five feet long.
The Charles Town Bottling Works had
quite creditable exhibit of their wares.
VI. R.H. Frazier, had an exhibit o,
vegetables and Jas. H. Conkyln and Rob-
ert R, Smith, exhibited pop corn,
Mrs, Kate Manuel exhibited fine brag.
oniers.
| The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany had booth exhibiting pictures of
welfare work and distributing literature
The exhibit was in charge of agents Shug-
art and LeFever who had an interesting
display of gold coins showing quar- tiers
round and octagonal which had aboul
the diameter of a lead pencil. They had
a so cent piece. dollars, two aud hall
three, five, ten and twenty dollar pieces
the whole exhibit representing more than
rs dollars.
Mr.. E. M, Jones, the popu' ar FOREST.
on West Washington Street, had very
fine exhibit Of potted plants of all kinds
and bulbs.
The CT. Wall Company had an excel
lent exhibit of seeds. stock feeds &c. 5
G.F. Conkyln Company had a good
exhibit of poultry, eggs &c.
DR.. R, E. venning had an exhibit of q
large variety Of fruits vegetables. &C..
raised in his garden including egg plant
and large pumpkin,
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