The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-08-24

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to the Central Record, 1st, Walter
Winner; End, j. c. Hurff; 3rd, David L.
Ballinger.
CLASS III.
Best bushel wheat.-S5. 90 merchan-
disc, given by Joseph Haines & Sons,
won by Benjamin Stiles.
Best bushel oats.-5-ring head hall
ter, given by Harry Chambers. No
entry.
Best bushel rye.-s2.5O gold piece,
given by Peoples National bank, won
by Frank Hargrove; End, Frank Sny-
lder.
Special.-Sheaf wheat, Oscar Pew.
Best mustache grown in three weeks,
under &c years of age.-1st, Gillette
razor, given by Emmor Roberts, won
of Alfred N. Evans; End, shave and
hair cut, offered by Harry Schickedanz,
won by John Hines, Marlton.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.-CLASS /.
Best all-chocolate layer cake and
chocolate icing Coffee percolator,
given by Charles Griscom, won by
Mrs. Benjamin Stiles.
Best all-chocolate layer cake and
chocolate icing.-Silver plated bread
tray, given by J. Harry Halt, won by
Mrs. c. S. Gaskill; End, Mrs. Henry S..
Lippincott.
Best chocolate loaf cake.-Hand dec
GRATED salad set, given by Philip S.
Irons, won by Mrs. Albert Haines.
Best sponge cake, made from Gold
Medal fiour.-50 lbs. of -four, given by
Charles E. Rogers, won by Mrs. Caro-
line Warrick; End, Mrs. Julia Haines.
l Rnct -ran anlx
en- by h. S. Stout, won by Mrs. Ben
jamin Stiles.
| Best loaf nut cake.-Ladies' UNI
brella, given by w. C. Wetherill, won
by Caroline S. E. Wills.
Best white fruit cake.-Nine-inch
fern pan, given by Georgia Rosbach,
won by Caroline S. E. Wills.
Best white layer fresh cocoanut
cake.-Three pairs white silk hose,
given by H. S. Stout, won by Mrs. C.
s. Gaslill; End Mrs. Howard S. Sharp.
Best angel caNe.-Aluminum cake
pan, given by Caroline L. Stow, won
by Anna Kirby.
Best angel cake with recipe.-Silver
fern dish, given by Mrs. Fredricka
Citizens, won by Anna Kirby.
Best lady cake.-$2.50 gold piece,
given by Peerless orchestra, won by
Caroline Warrick;. End, Mrs. Rosha
Thompson.
Canned Goods.
Best jar of spargus.-Salad bowl,
given by George Stockton, won by Mrs.
|. M. Rogers.
Best display of canned fruit, A va
irieties.-1 doz. large-mouth quart jars,
given by Herbert Deacon, won by Mar
garet Lishman.
Best jar canned peaches.-$1.5O Civ
en- by Rancocas Grange, won by Mar
garet Lishman; End, SOC, given by
Rancocas Grange, won by Lucy Carter
Half-pint glass currant jelly.-50c,
given by Rancocas Grange, won by
Mrs. S. NJ. Croshaw
Best display of jellies, varieties.-
K. |. Red chicks, given by George Gil
bingham, won by Caroline S. E. Wills.
Best display of canned vegetables
Bag Scratch Food, given by Charles
E. Rogers, won by Pearl Lishman.
CLASS ".
Best embroidered baby cap.-Pair
silk and wool baby socks, given by An
ma Cline, won by Elsie Proud.
Best embroidered wash stand and
bureau scarfs in white.-$2.00 given
by Rancocas Grange, won by Caroline
S. E. Wills; End, $1.00, given by Ran
cocas Grange, won by Hattie Chafey.
! Best embroidered centerpiece in
white.-Utility box, given by Mrs. Hill
lizard Stokes, won by c. M Emmons
i2nd, 5 pounds coffee, given by W. l.
INewbold & Son, won by Caroline S. E.
Wills.
| Handsomest sofa pillow in colors.-
| One key of pickles, given by VIM
Shedaker, won by Miss Katie Heal
Best article in tatting.-Two pounds
butter, given by S. P. Ruff, won by
Laura Thompson.
Best filet lace towel.-Work bag
lgiven by Mrs. Caroline S. E. Wills
lwon by Sallie Cramp
Best centerpiece in colors.-Renta
Isafe deposit box for one year, given by
Moorestown Trust Co., won by Katie
Heal.
Best library scarf in colors.-$2 sc
in merchandise, given by Munger
Long, won by elena Haines.
Best hardinger article.-$1 90, giveT
by Rancocas Grange, won by Mrs
Stacy Taylor.
Best child's cross-stitch cushion
SOC given by Rancocas Grange, won b,
Donelda Bertram, years.
CLASS V.-FLOWERS.
Best dozen cut dahlias, decorative
cactus.-$2.00 worth dahlia roots
! given by Woolston Hargrove, won b,
Russell Oatman.
Best bouquet dahlias.-Flower vase
given by Margaret A. Lishman, wol
: lby Miss l. M. Harrison.
2 Best bouquet of cut flowers.-Ferl
) dish with ferns, given by Harold OF
ter, won by Miss l. NJ Harrison.
l Best ported fern.-Jardinere give
by Anna Kirby, won by Mrs. N. bud
t ley.
4 Best stalks gladiolus.-Jardiner,
given by Emma Margerum, won b
= D. c. Lewis.
Y Best jardinere sun flowers.-Mae
d gle Olt.
Best decorative table of original d,
e sign from farm products by an
= Grange in Burlington county.-Vit
}. trola, given by C. c. Chew, won b
Pemberton Grange, No. so; End, Viz
0 centown Grange; 3rd, Marlton Grang
e MISCELLANEOUS.
Best knitted lace by lady over
year.-$1.00, given by Emily Lippil
J. INOIts WOIi ny Aoc1d 41OllAtiSoLCe1O.
!. Best crocheted centerpiece.-$1.t
J, given by Rancoeas Grange, won /
5 Mary Thomas.
N Best bureau arf.-50c, given |
m Rancocas Grange, won by Reba Bo
r den.
Children's Department.
a. Best buttonholes on cotton by chi
" under Is years. doz. pansy plant
" given by Walter Winner, won by Pea
r Lishman.
Best hand made apron by child u
es der 18 years.-Silver thimble, given
Of Mrs. Mary Rogers, won by Lau
es Wills; End, silver button hook, Civ
by Priscilla Tallman, won by Mildr
IS, Wills.
o. Best doz. white eggs.-One pou
m Tetley's tea, given by VIM. Malta
& Co., won by Madeline Lishman.
nd Best dozen brown eggs.-Three /
ng Imperial Brand coffee, given by Hair
e. Woolman, won by Mary Cowp'
"a thwaite; End, 100 lbs. Blue Rib
by Stratch Food, won by Howard Tayl
m Jr.