St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-10-13
WHEELOCK
A List of the Prize Winners at
Grange Fair-PersonaIs.

| Grange Fair-PerSOnalS.
| (Mrs. G. L. Gerry, correspondent
Following is a list of premiums
awarded at the Grange fair: Stock,
oxen, George Dresser, LIST, H. J.
Mathewson, End, Charles Sanborn,
Bird; steers, one year old, Harold
Dresser, herefords, LIST, Claude. Rel
ford, holsteins, End; steer calves,
Miron Dresser, holsteins, 1st, C.. ID.
Hubbard, hereford, End; cows, Dur
ham, registered stock, COWS, N. G..
Simpson, LIST and End; heifer, two
years old, N. G. Simpson, LIST; jer-
seys, two year old heifers, L. w.
Drake, 1st, Charles Sanborn, End,
Charles Sanborn, 3rd; Holstein
heifers, two years old, Guy Dresser,
LIST and End; Jerseys, heifers, one
year old, Howard Gilman, LIST, Hay
den Gilman, End, Leon Gilman, 3rd;
Holstein 1heifer calves, W. A. Porter,
1st and End, Guy Dresser Bird; here
ford heifer calves, Guy Dresser, LIST,
Guy Dresser, End; Brown Swiss
heifer calves,> Warner Wiley, 1st,
End and 3rd; mare and colt, N. G.
Simpson, LIST; colts, two years old,
Arthur Smelling, LIST; colt, three
years old, S. w. Drake, LIST. Poul-
try: Ben Rexford, ducks, geese and
barred rocks, 1st; Warner Wiley,
turkey, LIST; Charles Sanborn, ducks,
End; Howard Gilman, ducks, 3rd;
w. P. Dean, Silver Laced Wyan-
dottes, 1st; w p. Dean, Silver Laced
Wyandotte chicks, LIST; H. J. Math-
ewson, Single Comb Brown Leghorn,
LIST; H. J. .Mathewson, single comb
Rhode Island Reds, list; III. ].
Mathewson, odd chicks, LIST; Fred
Hoffman, Brown Leghorn chicks,
LIST; G. L. Gerry, Buff Orpington
chick, list; H. A. Green, Rhode Is
land Red chick, 1st; Miron Mathew
son, Bantams, LIST; Carl Simpson,
Barred Rock chicks, End; Hayden
Gilman, Guinea hens, list; Jacob
Libby, Bantams, End; Jacob Libby,
Bantam chicks, LIST; J. P. Rock for
bees honey, LIST. Vegetables, cucum-
ter, End; beets, William Peak, LIST,
ewson, 1st, George Welch, End, A.
w. Porter, 3rd; carrots, w. P.
Dean; LIST, A. w. Porter, End; squash,
L. w. Gray, LIST, Jacob Libby, End;
pumpkins, A. w. Porter, 1st, Fred
Hoffman, End; potatoes, Charles
Sanborn, 1st and End; mangles, r.
L. Hovey, 1st, A. w. Porter, End;
cabbage, Gerald Batchelder, LIST;
string beans, H. J. Mathewson, LIST;
citron, Carl Simpson, list; millet, H.
J. Mathewson, LIST, Edward A1drich,
End; summer squash, Miriam Ores
ser, LIST, pepper, G. L. Gerry, LIST;
satisfy, w. P. Dean, 1st. Floral hall,
sofa pillows, Mrs. l.. w. Gray, LIST,
Mrs A. W. Porter, End, Mrs. H. A.
Green, 3rd; knit gloves, Mrs. Henry
Drown, list; corset cover, Mrs. Ben
Rexford, 1st and End; embroidered
pin cushion, Mrs. N. G. Simpson, 1st,
Mrs. P J. Shorey, End, Mrs. Hiram
Park, 3rd; embroidered handker-
chief, Mrs. Lillian MatheWson, LIST,
Mrs. P. J. Shorey, End, Mrs. Mathew
son, 3rd; embroidered cuffs and col
lar, Mrs. r. L. Hovey, LIST and End;
crocheted bag, Mrs. H. A. Green,
LIST, Mrs. G. L. Gerry, End, Mrs. San
born, 3rd; crocheted corset cover,
Hovey, End, Mrs. l.. w. Grey, 3rd
chair doiley, Mrs. A. FLETCHER, 1st;
center piece, Mrs. L. w. Gray, LIST,
Mrs. G. L. Gerry, End; sideboard
scarf, Mrs. Hiram Park, LIST; en-
broidered pillow slip cover, Mrs.
Hiram Park, LIST; aprons, Mrs. P. ].
Shorey, LIST, Mrs. Batchelder, End,
Mrs. A. E. Weed, 3rd; hand paint !
ing, Mrs. A. w. Porter, LIST; string of
beads, Mrs. N. G. Simpson, LIST;
quilts and rugs, class one, quilted,
Mrs. W. A. Porter, 1st, Mrs. Ethel
Rock, End, Mrs. Charles Fox, 3rd; |
class two, tied, Mrs. A. Craig, LIST, |
Mrs. w. G. Sanborn, End, Mrs. Geo.
Welch, Bird; silk quilt, Mrs. w. A.
Porter (crazy work. 1st, Mrs. G. L. |
Gerry, (crazy work., End. Rugs,
drawn, Edith Smelling, LIST, Mrs. w.
A. Porter, 2nd braided, Mrs. H. J.
Mathewson, LIST, Mrs., Ben Rexford, |
End; pieced rug, Mrs. w. A. Por-
ter, LIST. Canned fruits, etc., straw
strawberries, Mrs. Pin Shorey, 1st, |
Mrs. Alex Dwyer, End, Mrs. Minnie
Welch, 3rd; blackberries, Mrs. Har- |
iy Deoss, 1st, Mrs. P. J. Shorey, End, |
Mrs. Ethel Rock, 3rd. Mrs. J. P.
Rock A. E. Weed each showed string
beans, marked 1st; Mrs. G L. Gerry, |
Chutney sauce, gooseberries, peach
es; Mrs. J. P. Rock, peaches, plums,
rhubarb, beans and peas; Mrs. Lucy
Weed, citron, summer squash, cauli-
flower, pineapple, tomato soup, peas,
string beans, plums and beets; Mrs.
Harry Hubbard also showed beets
and plums; Carrie Sleeper, plums;
Mrs. H. A. Green, tomatoes, apples,
beans; raspberry jam by Mrs. Chas.
Fox, Mrs. H. J. Mathewson, Mrs.
Merchant; corn Mrs. Hiram Park;
maple syrup, Mrs. Hattie Libby;
crab apple jelly, Mrs. H. ]. .Math-
ewson; jelly, Mrs. H. A. Deoss.
Riverside Grange fair has
$4795, the proceeds of the fair and
all debts paid.
William Peak went last Saturday
to st. Adams Bay to visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Wells.
Mrs. Loren Randall, who has been
spending some time with her chill
dren in st. Johnsbury, has returned
to her home.
r. CIRCUITS family have gone to
their new home in ST. Johnsbury
Center.
L. %. Sleeper and wife of Newark
made an official visit at Riverside
Grange as district deputy last Satur