The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-14
WATERBURY
Attendance at Grange and School Fair
Very Large.

at Duxbury Corners Tuesday. The ex
hibts were in the unfinished ROOM Their
being a fair display.
In the afternoon a program was rem
dered in the schoolroom, which wa
packed, and about 30 were unable to OBJ
tain entrance. Need of the larger room
above was very much felt. The program
as announced by Judge .Huntley, was a
follows: Selection by Buzzells orchestra
welcome from the grange, Everett Hal
loran, master; welcome from the schools
Supt. Norman Frost; vocal solo, Mis-
Kathleen LeBaron; reading, Miss Terric'
Foss; vocal solo, Miss Edith Foster; or
chestra; character sketch, w. J. LeBar
on; orchestra; reading, Miss Matte
Holt solo, Miss LeBaron and orchestra
A lunch was served at noon, which was
followed by the sports, the victors being
as follows:
l0O-yard dash for boys-lst, George
Donovan; I'd, Clinton Morse. Time, II
seconds.
100 yard dash for girls--lst, Abbie
Childs; I'd, Phoebe Goodheart. Time, lf
seconds.
50-yard dash for ladies-lst, Miss Mel
lie Woodwork; I'd, Miss Daisy Haselton,
Time 10 seconds.
50.yard dash for boys-lst, Roswell
Childs; I'd, George Donovan. Time, eight
seconds.
lO0-yard free-for -all-lst, Fred Rave.
lin; I'd, A. IaRock Time, IL seconds.
Running jump-lst, Fred Ravelin;
I'd, Norman Frost.
High jump--lst, Harry Burnett; I'd,
| A. LaRock.
One half mile run--lst, II. Burnett.
Free-for all ID. II. Baldwin, three min
utes, 80 seconds.
Potato race-Boys, Clinton Morse,
Frank Broadwell; G. Donovan, A. La
Rock; girls, Abbie Childs, Maydene Har
yey.
Ball throwing Girls, Lenora Wood
ward, Maydene Harvey; boys, George
Donovan, Glen Lewis.
Tug -of-war between Duxbury Corner
school and red scloolhouse, won by red
schoolhouse; Crossett hill vs. red school
house, won by Crossett hill school.
The children's prizes, for which money
was paid, were as follows:
Corn--lst prizes to j. Crossett Shonio,
Robert Donovan, Cecil Goodheart; I'd, Z.
Huntley Palmer; Sd, Clinton Morse.
Beets-lst, Harvey Morse; I'd, George
Donovan; Sd, Earl Graves.
Citron LIST, Earl Graves.
Black radishes -Gurden Merchant.
Carrots list, Earl Graves.
Summer squash--lst, Cecil Goodheart;
I'd, Cecil Goodheart; Sd, George Dono-
van.
Squash--lst, Beatrice Roby.
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Huntley Palmer.
Rabbits-lst, Myrtle Royce.
R. X. hens-lst, Gladys Carr.
w J.. hens---lst, Olive Harvey.
Chickens list, George Donovan; "a,
Helen Phillips; Sd, Stanley Harvey; 4th,
Frank Broadwell.
Pumpkins list, Gladys Carr; I'd, Ralph |
Morse.
Melons-lst, George Donovan.
Cabbage-lst, Earl Graves.
Potatoes--lst, Ferd Welch; I'd, George
Donovan; Sd, Robert Donovan.
Exhibition of woods-lst, j. Crossett
Shono; I'd, L. Huntley Palmerj Sd, Ferd
Welch.
Picture frames-lst. Mary WEIGH; I'd,
Stella Hills; Sd, Ina Merchant.
Outline embroidery-lst, Ernestine
Clifton; I'd. Olive Harveyi solid, LIST,
Lillian Freeman; Cd, Annie Morse; Sd,
Carrie Harvey.
Canned goods-Jelly. LIST Iona Morse,
ID Clara Phillips pickles, Helen Phil
lips
Sofa pillows-lst, Helen Niece; 2d,
Carrie Harvey; Sd, Carrie Harvey.
Dressed doll--lst, Berniee Lacaillade.
Pictures-lst, Phoebe Goodheart; I'd,
Helen MCGEE.
Needlework-lst, Nellie Cormier; I'd,
Hazel Glover; Sd. Rena Laeaillade.
Crochet work-Rena Laeaillade.
Food-lst, sponge cake, Olive Harvey;
%. doughnuts, Ina Merchant; Sd, cake,
Elsie sherman.
The adult exhibits. for which ribbons
were given, but no cash prizes, were as
follows;
Canned goods-Mr Philip Shonio, LIST
on apples, Jelly, conserve, grapeiuiee.
beets. beans, strawberries, plums and
"a on marmalade and 80
IN peaches; Mrs. Goodheart, LIST on pears
md "a on beets and corn; Miss Annie
Dorothy Palmer, lst on rhubarb mar
nalsde and strawberry jam; Mrs. =. J.
Vest, let on corn, peaches, tomatoes.
greens and pickles.
Flowers Euretta Shonio, lst.
Honey Philip Shonio.
BufT orpmgton yearling bens-E. r.
'almer.
Exhibits Of apples were made by y. =.
'almer. Philip Shonio and Edward Good
cart, and Of fall .bearing strawberries
" +. y. Palmer.
In the adult fancywork department.
frs George Harvey Was let in crochet
york. Miss Nellie Woodruff I'd and Mrs
Ilbert Rattee ID.
Miss Nellie Woodruff. lst in fancy.
rork; Roy Robinson, "a, Mrs. George
harvey. "a.
Mrs. A. =. Graves. Ist on old enbroid-
rvs Mrs. A. ". Morse. Let on quilt and
irs. Henry Merchant "a.
Much enthusiasm over TIE fair is beard
b the community and plans are already
D hand 20 make next years the best
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WEST T0PSHAM