The Press., 1915-10-27
FAIR PREMIUMS.
tContinued from last week.)
FRUIT.

Mass, plums, Monarch, Ist, .5O; plums, Prince Engleburt, 1st, .5O; plums, Roosevelt, 2d, .25; plums, Damson, 1st, .5O; plums, German prune, 1st, .5O; plums, York state, 1st, .50; quinoes, Anjire, 1st, 50; quinoes, Bourgeirt, 1st, .50; quinces, champion, 1st, 50; plums, Meech, 1st, 50; plums, Missouri, 2d, .25; plums, orange, 2d, .25; plums, Reas,
 1st, .5O; apples, Dominic, 2d, .25. Wm. H. Atkins, South Amherst,
 Mass. coll. apples, l 5 var, 2d, $2;
 10 var, 2d, $1; apples, Ben Davis,
 2d, .25; barley sweet, 2d, .25; blue
 pearmain, 2d, .25; Hubbardstone.
 2d, .25; Jacob Sweet, 2d, .25;
 Jonathan. 2d, .25; Mcintosh, 2d.
 .25; northern spy, 1st, .50; Ontario,
 2d, .25; N. W. greening, 2d, .25;
 Rox russett, 2d, .25; Stark, 1st,
 50; seek no further, 2d, 25; quinces,
 champion, 2d, .25; orange, 1st, .50;
 apples, Fameuse, 3, .25; Walbridge,
 2d, .25; wine sap, 2d. .25; wealthy,
 1st, 50; 2O.ounce, 2d, .25; Holman,
 1st, .5O; summer pippin, 2d, .25.
 Clayton Clough, West Wilmington,
 box Baldwin apples, Sd, .50; pears,
 Bartlett, 2d, .25; Howell, 2d, .25;
 grapes, Worden, 1st, .5O; Concord,
 1st, 50; Brighton, 1st,. 50; Niagara.
 2d. .25. Chas. H. Leonard, Rock
 vile, pears, Vermont beauty, 2d, .25;
 Howell, 1st, .5O. H. B. Buell.,
 Eastford, apples, Gillifiower, 1st,
 50; blue Pearmain, 1st, 50; Bald
 win, 3d, .25; Hubbarnston, 1st. 50;
 Sutton beauty, 2d, .25; black twig,
 list, 50; Rome beauty, 2d, .25; red
 Canada, 2d, 25; golden sweet, 2d, .25; Roxbury russett, lst, 50; coll.
 apples, 15 var, Sd, $1; 10 var.
 ad, .5O; box baldwin, 2d, $1; pears, seckel, 2d, .25; Clairgeau, 2d, .25; apples, Cogswell pearmain, 2d, .25; Peck's pleasant, 2d, .25. O. R. Green, Belohertown, Mass, Baldwin apples, 1st. $2; coll, 15 var. spc, $2; 10 var, spo, $l; coll, pears, 6 var., 2d, $1; apples, fall pippin. 1st, 50; Rambo, 2d, .25; Fallswater, 1st, 50; red Bietig Hemin, 2d, .25; Hubert, 1st, 50; Greens golden, 2d, .25; belle-fiower, 2d, .25; Bald win, 1st, 50; Jonathan, 1st, 50; Haas, 2d, .25; Marigold, 2d, .25; Artic. 2d, .25; wealthy, 2d, .25; Manse, 2d. .25; Hyslop crab, 1st, .5O; R. l. greening, 2d, .25; Walter, Pease, 1st. 50; Gravsnstein. 2d, .25 maiden blush, 1st, 50; pound sweet, 2d, .25; Pewaukee. 1st, .50; pears, Anjou, 1st, 50; Boussouch, 2d, .25 peach, Alberta, lst, 50; late Craw- ford, 1st, .50; stuny. 1st. 50; grapes, Concord, 2d, 25; Eumalon, 2d, .25. John Larned, Stafford | Springs, quinoes, orange, 1st, $l. Phila Williams, Stafford Springs, apples, crab, red Siberian, 2d, .25. Wm. J. Wilson, R ickville, cran- berries, 2d, 50; grapes, Niagara, 1st, 50.
 HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
 Miss Edith Battige, Somers, coll. paintings, 2i, $l25. Mrs. Annie NJ. Haas, Hartforl, coll. 9 oil paint ings, 1st, $1. 50. Frederick Haas,
 Hartford, coll. pencil drawing, water color and frame, spo, .35. Vim. Haas, Hartford. coll. pictures in oil, water color and photos, Sd, .35. Mrs. H. P. Smith, Hartford, log ca hin boduu;lk let TX MrS HboS Springfield, postcard quilt, 2d, 50. Louise R. Murray, Odgens- burg, N. Y, coll 25 amateur photo graphs, spc, ST. Miss Lena Panciera, Stafford Springs, crooheted bedspread, 3d, .5O. Maria Valentine, Stafford Springs, orocheted bedspread, 1st, Sl. Lillian H. Wales, Bridgeport, painting on velvet, spo, 50. Mrs. Vim. H. Irons, Stafford Springs, flag quilt, 2d, .50. Marion George, Hartford, painted postcards, Sd, .5O. Mrs. O. M. Bass, Windsor, rug, 2d,
 50. Mrs. Eliza Hyde Miller, Provi. 1enoe, R. L, silk quilt, 1st, $1. Mrs. Geo. T. Fiske, Boston, crocheted spread, 2d, .75. Miss Doris Pease, Stafford Springs, water colors, 4, Sd,
 40. Thresa Anti, Middletown, quilt, 1st, .75. Mrs. DeWolf, West Willing ton, rug, hooked, 1st, .15. Mrs. O. W. Bowen, Danielson, knit fringed rug, spo, .5O. Mrs. J. P Wagner, Stafford Springs, silk quilt, .35; silk and velvet quilt, 3d, .5O. Mrs. Maria E. Bowers, Mansfield Depo, cross stitch quilt, spo, .75. Miss Frances Newton, Stafford Springs, group tutet pictures, 2d, 60. Helen Stafford Springs, picture in worsted, spo, 40. Mrs. Margrathe Jensen, Stafford Springs, hand sewed woolen quilt, 2d, .75; 3d, 40. M. Leona Robbins, Rockville, coll. hand painted china, 2d, .75. Hazel D. Stafford Springs, oil paint. Ings, 3d, $1. Mrs. Louis Rogers, Mass, plush quilts, spc, .75. Miss Mary Fitzpatrick, Stafford Springs, coll. tinted photographs and , 1st, $l.25. Margaret Soho- ield. Stafford Springs, coll. water 'olored pictures, spo, .75; oil paint. : ng, .25. ". T. Maynard, Norwich, pecimen penmanship, spo, .25. Mrs. d- l.. Fenno. Hartford, 1st, $l. G. 3. Watson, Ashtabula, Ohio, woven l, ag rug, .25; burnt photo frame, .15 ;l burnt handkerchief case, 10; burnt l cover, 10; burnt table f nat, 10; pencil drawing, .15; still { fife, pen and ink, 10; landscape, len and ink, .10; portrait, 10; water $ olors, flowers and landscape, .25. {
 FANCY ARTICLES. h
 Miss Edith Battige, Somers, sofa 'illow, 1st, .75; sofa pillow, 2d, 50. drs. F. O. Brigham, Springfield, mb. roll cover, 2d, .15; emb.