The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-10-12

, Inc uylng machine man was TN
4 best that has been on the grounds. H,
made some thrilling sweeps and fev
higher than Miss Law attempted to go
q That King Kelly, with his balloon
pleased all goes without saying. There
: is no feature Of the fair that appeals
= to all classes more than the balloon
Iascensions.
Taking it as a whole the fair was
! undoubtedly grand success and the
! fact that bad weather interfered is the
only thing that married the occasion.
Special Premiums.
Il Following is list of articles fol
which special premiums were offered
the names of the donors and those who
secured the prizes:
Mount Holly Herald, best mince pie
baked by Mount Holly lady, one years
Subscription, Mrs. n w. Austin,
Mount Holly. Same for best basket
sweet potatoes, George Atkinson,
Mount Holly.
| w. & R. Kumpf, best sponge cake,
coffee percolator, Mrs. Charles M.
Gale, Mount Holly.
Philip S. Irons, best black choco-
late cake, five-piece hand painted china
bureau set, Mrs. H. c. Kirkbride, Med
ford.
Peter Sarras, best canned cherries,
tbox Of chocolates, Mrs. Edwin d. Stew
enson, Burlington.
J.. Harry Halt, best cream sponge
cake by girl IS years or under, Water
man fountain pen, Helen G. Evan,
Mount Holly.
Edward B. Hulse, best pan raised
biscuit by girl Is years or under, IL
admissions to Mount Holly theatre,
Dorothy Budd, Mount Holly.
Saltzman's Department store, best
angel cake, silk petticoat, Mrs. T. J.
Flynn, Mount Holly. Best basket
sweet potatoes, sweater, Campbell
Soup Farms, Moorestown.
Kil-Tone Fertilizer Company, best
basket Cobbler potatoes, 100 lbs. Kill
Tone, J. p Croshaw, Mount Holly
Same for best basket any other va
riety, Edward j. Friend, Rancocas.
Same for best basket tomatoes, Camp
bell Soup Farms, Moorestown. Best
basket apples, so lbs. Green Cross
Arsenate of lead, c. M. Emmons, Penn
berton. All above raised with aid of
Kil-Tone
New Jersey Mirror, best basket Of
peaches, years subscription, T. B.
Cross, Delanco.
Farm Journal, best basket Keiffer
pears, five years subscription, 7. B.
Cross, DeIanco.
/. P. Thomas & Son, best basket
white potatoes, raised with company's
fertilizer, half ton of same, Harry E.
Dubell, Mount Holly. Best basket
Green Mountain potatoes, quarter ton
fertilizer. Joseph Shepherd, Mount
Holly.
Charles E. Rogers, best basket Irish
Cobbler potatoes, so lbs. Gold Medal
flour, j. P. Gresham, Mount Holly
Andrews & Leonard, dahlia bulbs,
value Of SIS, bouquet of dahlias, Mrs.
A. Neill, Philadelphia Same value
of SO, for second best, William S. ]
Neill, Philadelphia.
Schuyler & Rogers, best basket of
Baldwin apples, gloria silk umbrella,
j. Howard Lippincott, Moorestown.
Henry Resented, largest watermel-
on, beautiful picture, H D. Lippincott, |
Marlton. Best ten lbs. honey in comb, |
brass costumer, Elmer Stevenson,
Burlington.
Rogers & Miller, best loaf of bread,
lawn mower, Mrs. Frank Randall,
Mount Holly.
Philadelphia Record, best mince pie,
years subscription, Mrs. N. w. Aus
tin, Mount Hclly. Same for best bas-
ket winesap apples, George S. Danz,
Columbus.
Alexander Dubell, best crocheted
dolly, FIVE pound box Of Apollo choco-
late candy, Annie E. Howard, Mount
Holly.
Creedon Hardware Company, best
lapple pie, aluminium coffee percolator,
Mrs. George S. DAM, Columbus.
L. S. Boyce, best angel cake made by
girl Is years of age or under, Geneva
tennis racquet, Mary E. Kirby, Mount
Holly.
John E. Whitman, best chocolate lay
er cake, by girl Is years or under,
pair of eyeglasses, Emma Harrison,
Mount Holly.
1.-THE Senator's Cup" offered by
Hon. B. H. White, for the best road
mare or gelding with three minute
speed or better, owned in Burlington
county, A. F. Bradley, Mount Holly.
Burlington County Fair Association
prizes: Best ten ears field corn, any
variety, SO, Earnest Phillips, Jobs
town; 50, Willis Phillips, Jobstown;
81, Howard E. Wills, Marlton. Best
ten ears sugar corn, any varieay, SO,
John C. Danz, Columbus; So, Howard
E. Wills, Marlton; 81, Charles W. Gas
kill, Jr., Mount Holly. Best ten ears
pop corn, any variety, SO, Charles w.
Gaskill, Jr., Mount Holly; 81, Clarence
Robbins, Burlington; 81, Mark Lip
pincott, Jr., Marlton. Best basket po-
tatoes, any variety, SO, Herbert Shep-
herd, Mount Holly; So, George s. Kim
BILE, Burlington; 81, Norman S. KEN
Bile, Burlington
William c. Wetherill's prizes: Best
dozen cinnamon buns, $3.50 gold piece,
Lille B. Colkitt, Mount Holly. Best
basket Irish Cobbler potatoes, $3.50
gold piece, H. H. Leeds, Rancocas.
Best loaf of bread by young lady under
is years of age, $3.50 gold piece, Dor
othy Budd, Mount Holly. Best orange
layer cake, $3.50 gold piece, Mrs.
Reeve Stewart, Mount Holly.
George Deb. Keim Saddlery Co.,
best trotting bred yearling colt, wool
en- cooling blanket, A. F. Bradley.
MARI Ridge Stock Farm, Horners-
town, colt sired by "The Laird. a
leather halter, A. F. Bradley.
Tuttle Clark, best trotting bred
Itwo-year-old colt, wooden cooling
blanket, A. F. Bradley.
! Samuel Ellis, best basket white po-
tatoes, weeks board at The Wilt
shire, Atlantic City, John c. Danz,
columbus Same premium for best
angel cake, Mrs. S. M. Croshaw. Mount
Holly.