The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-11

largest and best grain and SEED eA-
hibit: second best peck early white
potatoes
Mrs. John Fisher took jrst best and
largest exhibit Of household products;
also first on best canned peaches, best
canned tomatoes, best cucumber
pickles, best raspberry jam, best
grape jelly. Best cream cake, best
buns: second on blackberry jam, plum
jelly. maple syrup.
Mrs. Elmer Haraood took second
prize for best and largest exhibit oil
household products; also second on
canned tomatoes.
Elmer Harwood won second prizes
on Strawberry apples, Blue Pear
mains. Pound Sweets, Bellflowers.
Mrs. Grant Matson took first on
raised biscuits and second on canned
cherries and tomato relish.
Mrs. r. NJ. Campbell took second on
savoy cabbage.
Roland Harrington took first on
mangeI wurzels and cabbages.
VIM. ]. Holley too k first on Cicely
turnips and carrots.
Mrs. Chas. Lee won first on maple
syrup, and Globe Danvers onions.
Moses Sheldon took second on s.
rowed flint corn and buckwheat.
Mrs. Edward Tiff took first on
Pound Sweets, Hubbard squash, and
second on Northern Spies and Green
ings.
Miner Gilbert took special first
prize for the best ten-ear exhibit OF
aint corn; also first on S-rowed fint
corn and best four quarts of oats; and
second on S-rowed flint corn.
Rollin Sykes took first on Early
Sunrise potatoes; second on RATHER
apples and Hubbard squash.
John f. Lille won first on Northern
spies and second on turnips.
Mrs. J. T. Stafford took second on
date-flled cake.
f. D. Harwood took special prize
for second best ten-ear exhibit OF flint
corn; also second on Swedish oats,
and 12-rowed corn.
Willie Kinney, Jr., took first prize
on Green apples and Baldwins.
E. Harwood won first on best single
earn of corn.
The regular premiums consisted OF
blue ribbons for first prize and red
ribbons for second. The special cham
pionship prize was 81 in cash and a
special blue ribbon, and the second
special prize consisted of 81 in cash
and a special red ribbon.
EAST RUPERT
Miss Grace Root spent the weekend
at her home here.
Frank Root and son, Eastman, were
in Albany, N. T., Friday.
Charles Danforth has purchased
Ford runabout for use in connection
with his meat business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Towsley ant
| Miss Grace Hammond motored Sun
day to Salem, n. Y, and Rupert
They called on the latter's parents IL
! Middle Granville, N. Y.
RUPERT
Miss Alice Adams is visiting il
! Pawlet.
James A. Leach an c. L. Leacl
were in Castleton recently.
Sheldon Peck of Nebraska, is visit
ing Merritt Sheldon for few days
Thermometers registered 20 de
grees above zero here Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Charles Phillips and Mrs
Clara Paddock spent Saturday Il
! Dorset.
Master Orley Lake of Manchester
is visiting his grandparents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. o. p. Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Palmer o.
Wells, spent the weekend with theil
son, Oscar Palmer.
Mrs. Merritt Sheldon and son, Geo.
"a. ID Mrs. Angie Gallup spent Sunday
in Pawlet with James Mars and fam
ily.
A SON was born Friday Novembel
5, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graft Mrs
Graf was formerly Miss Georgii
Leach.
Dighton Lee Of Dorset, visited a
Merritt Sheldon's recently on his wa.
to Fort Edward and Hartford, n. !
where he will spend few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shepard of Yves
ton. called on Mrs. Angie Gallu
Thursday. Mrs. Henry Shuffleton 0
Arlington, was also recent guest o
Mrs. Gallup.