News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-10-13

structor in agriculture at Poop les
Academy in Morrisville; Princi pal
w. j. English and H. H. Cooley of
Stowe high school; address by Prof.
Rollo G. Reynolds of Morrlsville,
formerly principal of Stowe high
school, who spoke upon The Great
American Delusion" an argument
for Preparedness" Prizes in the
contest were awarded by Supervisor
G. d. Howe as follows, the judges
of the vegetable exhibitors being
Messrs. Merrill and Cooley:
Potatoes, Amos and Wallace
Strong of Fucker Street; Rollo
Fuller of the North Hollow School;
Daniel Burt of Edison Hill; Theo-
dore Fuller of North Hollow.
Field corn, Floyd Sears, Sixth
Grade School; Forbes Adams, Mos
COW; Margaret backyard, Fucker
Street.
Popcorn, Rollo and Theodore Full
Ter, North Hollow; Chester Ayers,
Moscow; Clyde Merrill, West Branch.
Sweet corn, Barney Sargent,
Fucker Street.
Carrots, Andy Mansfield, West
Branch; George Jenney, Second
Primary; Alice Boozan, Seventh
Grade; Cecil and Cedric Scribner of
Fucker Street.
Beets, Clyde Merrill, West Branch;
Gordon Robinson, John Poor, West
Branch; Floyd Sears, Sixth Grade.
Turnips, Amos and Wallace Strong
Fucker Street; Floyd Sears, Sixth
Grade; Stanley Spaulding, South
Hollow, Kenneth Foster, West Hill.
Cucumbers, Clyde Merrill, West
Branch; Mary Chaplin, Mills; Jesse
Burt, Edison Hill: Harry Douglass,
Mills.
Cabbages, Howard Mckinley,
Fucker Street; Ernest Foster, West
Hill; Edwin Peterson; Forbes Adams,
Moscow.
Winter squash, Henry Root of
Fucker Street; Chester Ayers, Mos
cow; Howard Spaulding, Browns
vile; Ernest Sanborn, West Branch.
Pumpkins, Clyde Merrill, West
Branch; Lillian Root. Fucker Street,
Floyd Boyce, West Branch; Perley
Mclean, Fucker Street.
Beans, FLOYD Sears; Theodore Full
Ter; Agnes Towne, South Hollow
Donald Ayers, Moscow.
Special prizes were awarded to
Charles Chaplin for an exhibit of
watermelons, to EIvah Magoon for
citron, to Philip George for vege-
table oysters and parsnips, to Mae
Spaulding for tomatoes, to Forbes
Adams for lemon cucumbers, to
Donald Ayers for onions, to Clyde
Merrill for peas, to Fred Tuthill for
sunfowers, to Iral Marshall for seed
lettuce, to Kathryn Recor for seed
lettuce, to Lewis Recor for chickens.
White bread, Hortense Shackett;
Flora Curtis, Fourth Grade.
Brown Bread, Florence Shackett,
Kathryn Lang, Grade Seven.
Loaf cake, Margaret Foster, Ruby
backyard. Blanche Morse.
Layer cake, Nellie George, Ra-
chel Slayton, Hazel Martin.
Cake, Ruby Shaw, Myra Camp
bell, Hazel Adams, High School
girls.
Cookies, Vivian Campbell, Flor
ence Shackett, Grace Wilkins.
Ginger bread, Agnes Boozan.
Doughnuts. Florence Camley, Lii
liam Camley.
Candy, Kathryn Lang, Edith Ma
COON, Flora Curtis.
Canning. Eva Root, Violet Camley.
Edith Magoon.
Jelly. Kathryn Lang, Edith Ma
COON, Blanche Boyce.
Plain sewing, Teresa and Kate
Warren. Esther Chaplin, Ruth Rus
sell.
Crocheting, Margaret Bailey,
Flora Curtis, Beulah Wiltshire.
Embroidery, Martha Gale, Alice
Boozan, Beatrice Pike.
Darning and mending, Florence
Shackett. Marjorie Foster, Vivian
Lucy Latuch.
Special prizes in embroidery were
awarded to Robbie Barrows, Kate
Burnham, and Hazel Gibbs, also to
Helen Newcity for rug, to Agnes
Towne for spinning, to Floy Collins
,or raffia work.
Best outline map of Vermont,
Amos Strong. Goldie Shonio, Philip
Ieorge.
Best relief map of Vermont, Doug
ass Barrows.
Best outline map of any continent,
Philip George, Kathryn Lang, Edith
lagoon.
Best relief may of any continent,
,dith Magoon, Douglass Barrows.
Best specimen of muscular move
1ent writing, Nellie Aiken, Blanche
Iorse. Helen Williams.
Manual training, wood work,
yron Culver. Mills; Donald Ayers,
.alph Tatro. Iral Marshall, Moscow. 6
Special mention was made of the ,
loscow school manual training ex-
ibits and of the West Branch vege-
lble display, also to Frank Bedell of ;
lie high school for the best assort-
lent of vegetables.