The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-28
Prizes AWARDED
N FLORAL HALL

The following awards have been
made in the floral and horticultural
departments Of the Fairmont Fair.
FLORAL.
w. z. Arnett, Superintendent.
Class 42.-Professional.
Collection, etc.-H. W. Leaman.
city, first; Miss Edith Jones, Cataw'
6a, second.
Collection palms-H. W. Leaman,
first; Martha Dyer. city, second.
Any Variety-H. w. Leaman, first.
Collection Ferns-H. W. Leaman,
first; Miss Edith Jones. second.
Ferns, any Variety-H. W. Leaman,
hFsts Mrs. Neil Sherwood, city, sec.
Dnd.
Collection begonias-H. W. Lea.
man, FIRST.
Begonias, any variety-Miss Edith
Jones, first; H. W. Leaman, second.
Collection evergreens-H. w. Lea
man, first; Martha Dyer, second.
Special plant-H. w. Leaman, first;
Mtss Edith Jones, second.
Collection geraniums in bloom-H.
". Leaman, first.
Special plant othr than mentioned
Martha Dyer, first; Edith Jones.
second.
Vases growing plant-H. W. Lea
man, first
Hanging basket. growing plant-H.
~. Leaman, first.
Cut flowers, largest display-H.
Weber & Sons Company, first.
Collections roses, % blooms, one
gariety-H. Weber & Sons Company,
arst.
Col. asters, Is blooms. n variety
-H. Weber & Sons Co.. first; Mrs. NJ.
j. Jones, Catawba. second.
Col. gladiolas-H. Weber & Sons
Co, FIRST.
Vase HIies-H. Weber & Sons Co,
hfst.
FLORAL basket-H. Weber & Cons
Co, first
Floral dssign-H. Weber s Sons
Co, first.
Bouquet-H. Weber & Sons Co..
frst; Miss Jessie Hughes, city, Sec
/ Dahlies-Best display-F. T. Hud.
Meson, city, first; Mrs. NJ. ]. Jones.
second. Vase, white, Mrs. NJ. ].
Jones, first. Vase, pink, Mrs. NJ. J.
Jones, first Vase, scarlet, Mrs. NJ. J.
Jones, first. Vase, crimson, Mrs. NJ.
& Jones, first. Other colors-Mrs. F.
2. Huddleson, first. Large and best
Fase pompons, Mrs. NJ. ]. Jones, first.
Cut Aowers-Mrs. J.. c. Mckinney.
5rst; Mrs, N. J.. Jones, second.
Asters-Mrs. N. J. Jones, first.
Dahlias, hydrangias-Mrs. NELL
Sherwood, city, first
Cosmos-Mrs. S. G. Sherrard. city,
arst; Anna Arnett, RivesVille, second.
Collection wild fiowers-Mrs. NJ. J.
Jones', first; Anna Arnett, second.
Begonias-Martha Dyer. first.
Geraniums-Martha Dyer, first.
Potted plants, any variety-Martha
Eyer, first; Anna Arnett, Rivesville,
second.
Palms-Martha Dyer, first.
Feyns-ola May, city, first; Martha
BgeF, Second.
HORTICULTURE.
Harry Berry, Superintendent.
Class A-Vegetables.
EaPiy potatoes-Harold Berry, city,
grst; W. q. Arnett. city, second.
Late potatoes-James A. Wander;
tort Peacock Farm, first; Harold Der
!, second.
Sugar beets-Harold Berry, first;
I. u Erwin, city, second.
Tufnips-W. E. Hawkins, first; F.
Hnddleson, second.
Greatest variety string beans-W.
Arnett, city, first; Mrs. C. c. Ar
iekt, Riyesville, second.
Turnip blood beats-W. E. Arnett,
iFst; ]. ". Rowland, city, second.
S&iisfy-James A. Vandervort, hrst;
TN. B. Hawkins, city, second.
Carrots. T. Huddleson, city first;
Z. Erwin, second.
Parsnips-J. L. Erwin, first; Mrs.
]. Jones, second
Radlshes-Mrs. C. C. Arnett, Rives'
Siie, hrst.
Cncumbers-L. L. Default. Ope.
rfsla. 6rst; Mrs. E. c. Moran, city,
SO plant-Mrs. N. A. Miller. city,
Kohl rabbi. L. Erwin, first.
Lettucs-Mrs. A. NJ. johnson.
2~Iarksburg, first.
Largest collection pumpkins-Mrs.
3 Jones, first; ]. L. Erwin. sec
sa tanatOss-Mrs, NJ, J. Jones'
Purple tOmatoes-HaEold Berry,