Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-09

On Wednesday the judges We're busy
| examining the various exhibits IN the
| work departments, and before the mid
/ die of the afternoon the various prize
/ winners were decked out in their oluA
and red tickets.
| In the vegetable and fruit depart
ments the Judging was ably handled
/ by e. M. Stoddard and Edward Cook.
| the room superintendent. looked after
| the judging of the canned fruits ano
| the cabinet work. John +. McNeely
was the flower judge, and in the fancy
/ work department the judges were
| Mrs. E. LaRue Bliven and Miss Mar
| guerite Richards. The premium list
| follows:
Grain and Vegetables.
| H. H. Amburn, Montville-F9rst on
| cabbage, all head; second on Concord
| beans; second on six weeks beans;
| first on Scarlet Beauty beans.
| John Rathbone, Bozrah--F1rst White
Rock turnips, first Gold Coin potatoes.
| first Belle Of Nova Scotia potatoes.
James Murphy, Norwfch-Second on
| I cobbler potatoes, first lima pole
beans. second field pumpkins, first
| Hubbard squash. second oxheart car
/ rots, first summer squash.
r. Lovello, Norwich Town-F1rst
yellow onions, second Green mountain
potatoes, second on Early Rose pota-
toes, first field pumpkins. second red
nnangle beets, first Yellow eye beans,
| second bull nose peppers, second long
| peppers, first gem musldmefon, second
| White cap field corn. first Earlyanna
| tomatoes
Leroy L.athrop. Bozrah-F1rst l. cob
bier potatoes. first R. L sugar pump
kins.
/ A. B. Burdick, Preston-FYrst peck
Green Mountain potatoes. second peck
Gold Coin potatoes, second peck Belle
potatoes, second improved Gregory's
prolific marrow squash. second sum-
mer crook neck squash. second ten ears
white flint corn, first red mangle beets,
| first early wonder beets, second Greg
Dry horticultural beans, first metropol-
| itan sweet corn.
w. T. Brown, Norwich-Second pole
| lima beans.
e. Fitch johnson, Lebanon-Second
nut muskmelons, second white rock
turnips, second egg turnips, second
purple top turuips, second Arlington
beets, second fiat Dutch cabbage, sec
. ond sugar loaf cabbage, second peck
: oats, second white spine cucumbers.
| second caul1fower. second yellow on
! ions, second sugar pumpkins. first early
= | carrots.
Lafayette Main, North Stonington-
= Second peck winter rye, first japanese
= buckwheat, second sugar Hubbard
| squash.
To the best of my knowledge and
judgment, the foregoing prizes are
| awarded according to the merit of the
g articles as found by me exhibited and
entered.
H. H. Amburn, Montville-First
| Clapp's favorite pears.
Walter Tanner. Voluntown-Secon
h | Tatge plums, second Wagner apples
d second sweet russell apples.
John Rathbone Bozrah-Second ear
| ly Crawford peaches first on Belle OF
h Georgia peaches, Fftchgerald peaches
8 Mountain Rose peaches. Shoemaker
peaches. Illinois peaches, Kalamazoo
peaches Largest and best collection OF
r bard and Burbank plums, and first or
!. | Damson plums.
Myron W. Smith, Bozrah-First AL
!. berta peaches.
Mrs. John Rathbone-Second Bart
n lett pears, second ST. Regis raspber
ries second Superb strawberries.
w. B. Lathrop, Norwich-First Pear
man apples, first crab apples, frs
Wicksau plums. second Alberta peach
{ es, second Belle Of Georgia peaches.
Leroy Lathrop, Bozrah-Second R.
It greening apples, second Ben Davi
apples. second pippin apples, first gill
flower apples, second VOLTS River ap
It pies, second Macintosh apples, secon,
n Roxbury russell apples. second Baldwin
' | apples, second Stayman Winisap ap
Il pies, second Maiden's Blush apple:
i second on Hyslop. old fashioned an
~ Florence crab apples.
j. e. Fitch Johnson-Second Norther7
4 / Spy apples.
:. r. II. Pugh, Gales Ferry-secon
Ie King apples.
h Florence Browning-First Burban
20 plums, second green gage pluns.
Il J. o, Landon. Norwich-First Moore
is early grapes. first Niagara grape!
k first Hartford prolific grapes, frs
" French Beauty pears, first Mech
prolific ounce.
Frank s. Wheeler. Norwich-Firs
Northern Spy apples, first fall pippint
first Baldwin, first R. 1. greening, frs
is nonesuch. second Bellflower apple.
| first russell apples. first King apples
ut first Bartlett pears, second Clapps IA
10 vorite pears.
{, collection of apples. pears and plum
" Al entries.
Canned Fruit.
IN Mrs. j. T. Rice, Norwich-Second o
= II varieties canned fruit.
III Miss Florence Browning, Norwic
Town-Frst on 81 Jars Of canned frui
first on 13 jars pickles.
a. Flowers.
aH County Home, Norwich-First bot
III quet cosmos, second bouquet asters.
"a Miss Nettie Karon. Ledyard-Fir1
Mrs. A. j. Fox. Oakdale-First boz
IA quet mixed asters.
u Herbert A. Maynard, New London
- First mixed asters.
8Yl w. S. Brown. Norwich-First dal
81 has, 225 varieties.
a1i Miss NJ NJ. Brewster. Jewett City
M Second bouquet mixed asters.
Mrs: Jesse Crazy, Preston-F1r
V gladiolas.
81 Geduldig estate, Norwich-First co
III lection greenhouse plants.
z Cabinet Manufacture.
Ebenezer S. DeWolf, Norwich-Fir
~ on kitchen cabinet made by exhibitor
vi Fancy Work.
- Miss Kramer, Central avenue. No
a wich-First best display embroider
*S third best display tatting.
34 Mrs. r. II. Gallup, Norwich-Secol
&H best display embroidery.
"a Mrs Wellington Miner, East Gre
u Plain-First hemstitching, secol
= punch work, third best embroidery.
Miss Nattie Karoli, Norwich-Fir
1 va -,