Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-03

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potatoes. ana 1r. Champlin was
awarded the second premium. The
standing for the Bowizer prize for the L
best bMshel OF potatoes was Wheeler I
school first. N. =. Main second, }. Ed
win Thompson third, Richard Pugh |
Sanderson prize for the best bushei OF /
potatoes went to George A. Champlin- !
Herbert T.. Coon of Ashaway won
first on Egyptian turnip beets. on
golden tankard wurzel. seed corn. cab
bage, pumpkins. beans; J. Edwin |
Thompson received premiums for blood |
beets and nat Dutch cabbaBes. Lucian |
Drury had first premiums for sugar
beets and squashes- Leander Park won
with Detroit dark red beets onions
mangel w1lrzeis and Clarence A Davis
also showed them with success, besides
tomatoes Of several varieties. Troy L
Maine won with his tomatoes. George
D. Brown OF Westerly won number Of
premiums and OF course Mr. Champ
long list of the blue tickets. as. did Mr..
Names vegetables also. Other pre-
MUM takers were Edith E. Hewitt,
Paul G.. Merrill. J. Edwin Thompson.
c. A. Snyder, Frank W. White, Richard
Puge. Kardena Nelson, North Stoning-
ton. George Arzamarskie of Ashaway.
II. 7. Stevens Of Storrs college was
the hard working judge.
Fine Arts Exhibit.
Miss Dora Thompson Maine and
Helen Segar Prince were the judges in
the fine arts exhibit and they had a
busy time. In making the decision
taking the first. second and third in
each class where there were three or
more exhibitors. r. Stewart Greene
of Westerly won seven first premiums
and second for two landscapes in
oil, water color. crayon. drawings, pas
photographs. Margaret Graham of
% West Hath street. New York city,
won a first award for her pencil draw
ing and another for charcoal sketch
es and second prize in marine oils.
Mrs. L. A Ecclestone of Norwich was
first with her exhibit of wax flowers
and fruit Emily Babcock of Old Mys-
tic won a first premium for her burnt
wood collection and Mrs. Harrison
Kinnear of North Stonington was first
Norton of North Stonington. Mrs. F.
B. Lamb of Groton. Frank w. Stolpe
OF North Stonington won FIRST pre-
miums and Mrs. Jonathan G, Smiths
hand painted china took first honors.
The oil paintings of Miss Mary K
| miums.
Dairy Products.
| In the department OF dairy and pro-
visions the Judges were Mrs. James
NJ. Cook, Miss Ada Lewis and Mrs.
Frank E Bentley. Mrs. Harrison Kin
dairy butter, and Mrs. George d. Coats
received the leading premiums for a
collection of articles made with milk,
/ and for cheese. and she also took the
first honors for the best collection OF
canned fruit. Mrs @. A Snyder of
4 9W0Gf@TlU had he hast 90
pickles and pellies. L. F. Maine had
prize winning vinegar and milk Mrs.
| Charles e. Chapman OF North Stoning-
ton had first award for eggs and Har-
ry B. Lewis of Westerly had the win
ming honey. Mrs. John d. Avery had
the best collection Of vegetables and
/ the best brown bread. Mrs. c. n.
Brown had the best seafood. Martha
A. Gray OF North Stonington had the
west wheat bread among large dis
play, and Phebe Sheffield had first
award on soda biscuit. Mrs. Luther C.
Gray OF North Stonington won with
her oatmeal bread.
In the way Of cakes. of which there
was a large and tempting display of
| a score of varieties. premiums taken
Stonington. Mrs. Martha Kenyon OF
Hopknton, Mrs George W. Stocker OF
/ Westerly, E. Louise Merrill of North
Stonington, Mrs. J. Edwin Thompson
of North Stonington, Flora White
| Martha A. Gray, Mrs Martha Kenyon
Hopkinton; Mrs John d. Maine. Mrs
N. M. Kinmouth, Mrs G. H. Miner
and Mrs. Lucian Drury of North Ston-
ington-
Fruit and Grain.
8. T. Stevens of Stonington was the
competent judge Of the fruit and grair
and his decisions gave satisfaction
Lafayette T. Main took first premium
for the best collection OF apples, anC
many premiums for Individual varie.
ties and first also for the best col.
lection of grain. For the second bes
apple display Leander Park was giveI
/. the award. and he also took doze1
. more premiums for individual exhibits
OF apples, pears, Japanese prunes
ounces, buckwheat and rye. Miss Luc.
Maine OF North .Stonington had thu
third best collection OF apples and TIL
II best collection of pears, with her plum
and grapes taking premiums, Mrs
John. D. Avery won first premiums OF
fall pippins, wealthy snow and cral
; apples and for cranberries. George A
Champlin Of Ashaway took prizes 70
peaches, flint corn and popcorn. J
) Edwin Thompson of North Stoningtoi
took a prize with Japanese millet, Mrs
II N. NJ. Kinmouth of Norwich. Troy
Maine. Edna Palmer, Flora White an
5 Mrs. C. H. Davis were other prize
: winners. with their fruit and berries
Il. Prize Flowers.
For the best collection of dahlias
Emma E. Babcock was awarded frs
: premium and her phlox, mixed dab
las, snap dragon and marigolds ais
!. were prize takers. Grace l.. Mayn
of Westerly showed premium gerani
! ums. Bertha Burdick won first awar
!. for ported plants with Mrs. A A
: Coats second. Mrs. Lyle c. Gray
splendid asters, sweet peas and Yin
Mas won first prizes Mrs. c.. Ed
win Hewitt took first with her Gu