Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-14

squash first, Beatrice ROby; ducks, frst.
Kenneth Harvey; second. r. Huntley
Palmer rabbits, first. Myrtle Royce;
Rhode Island Red hens, first. Gladys
Carr, White Leghorn hens. first Olive
Harvey; chickens, first, George Donovan;
tecond, Helen Phillips; third. Stanley
Harvey; fourth. Frank Broadwell; pur'p-
kins, first. Gladys Carr; second. Ralph
Morse; MELONS. first George Donovan;
cabbage, first, Earl Graves; potatoes,
first, Fred WEIGH; second, George
Donovan third. Robert Donovan The
adult exhibits, for which ribbons were
given, but no cash prizes. were as fOls
Flows Canned goods, Mrs Phillip Shonio.
first In apples, jelly. conserve. grape
juice, beets, beans. Strawberries plums
and blackberries; second In marmalade
and third in peaches; Mrs. Goodheart
first in pears and second in beets and
corn; Miss Annie Dorothy Palmer first
in rhubarb marmalade and strawberry
jam; Mrs. Il. j. West. first in corn,
peaches. tomatoes, greens and pickles
Miss Euretta Shonio, first in flowers
Philip Shonio, first in honey; Z. F.
Palmer. first in Buff Orpington yearling
hens. Exhibits of apples were made by
e. F. Palmer. Phillip Shonio and Edward
Goodheart, and of fall-bearing straw
berries by Z. +. Palmer. In the adult
fancy work department, Mrs George
Harvey won first in crochet work. Miss
Nellie Woodruff second In crochet work,
and Mrs. Albert Ralter third; Miss Nellie
Woodruff first in fancy work. Roy Robin
son second in fancy work, and Mrs
George Harvey third; Mrs. a. F. Graves
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quilt. first. and Mrs Henry Mer-
chant. first, quilt. Further children's
exhibit were: Picture frames. first
.dary Weioh, second Stella Hills
third Ina Merchant; outline embroidery.
first Ernestine Clifton, second Olive Har-
vey; Said. first Lillian Freeman. second
Annie Morse, third Carrie Harvey; canned
goods, Jelly. first Iona Morse. second
Clara Phillips; pickles Helen Phillips;
sofa pillows. first Helen McGee. second
Carrie Harvey, third Carrie Harvey;
dressed doll, first sPhoebe Goodheart. Sec
ond Helen MCGEE; needlework, first Nellie
| Cormier second Hazel Glover third Rena
! Iacaillade; crochet work, second Rena
I.acaillaide food, first sponge cake, Olive
Harvey; second doughnuts Ina Merchant
third, cake, Elsie Sherman exhibition OF
woods, first ]. Crossett Shonio. second E
Huntley Palmer third Ferd WEIGH. The
list of winner In sports is as follows: 1O(
yard dash, boys. first George Donovan
second. clinton Griffith; 1Oo-yard DASH
girls, first Abbie Childs. second Phoebe
Goodheart: 6O-yard dash. ladies. first, Miss
Nellie Woodruff. second Miss Daisy Haz-
| elton; 50-yard dash. boys. first Roswell
Childs second, George Donovan; 100 yards
free for-all. first Fred Ravelin second A.
La Rock: running jump. boys. first George
Donovan. second, Roswell Childs: run.
ming jump. first Fred Ravein. second
Norman Frost; high jump. boys. first
George Donovan. second Bert Ar.
mington; high jump. free-for-all. first
Harry Burnett second A. Rock half-mile
run, first H. Barrett: free-for-all. D. n
Baldwin: potato race. boys, first Clinton
Griffith, second Frank Broadweli; potato
race. first George Donovan. second A. La
Rock: potato race, girls first Abbie Childs
second Maydene Harvey; bal! throwing
girls. first Lenora Woodward, second
Maydene Harvey: ball throwing, boys
first George Donovan, second Glen Lewis
The tug OF war between Duxbury Corner
school and Phillips district was won BY
the Phillips district; between Crossett
Hill school and Phillips district the eros
sett hill school won. The afternoon pro
gram consisted Of music by Buzzell's or
chestra. the welcome from the grange by
Everett Hillman. master; welcome from
the schools by Superintendent Norman
Frost; vocal solos by Miss Kathleen Ix
Barron and Miss Edith Foster; renderine
by Miss Terrice Foss and Miss Matti,
Holt. character sketch by w. ]. LeBar
ron.