St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-10-13
LOWER WATERFORD
List of Prize Winners at the School
EXhibif-PersOnals.

Exhibit-Personals.
(Mrs. G. A. Ballou, correspondent
The town school exhibit was held
in the church vestry Saturday, Oc-
tober 2. 1t being rainy not a very
large company were present. The
prizes were awarded as follows: Di-
vision one, from five to II years,
plain sewing, Marion Freeman, 1st
Agnes Stoddard, End; embroidery,
Agnes Stoddard, LIST and End; candy,
Ruth Bullock, LIST; tomatoes, Fay
Nelson, LIST; turnips, Fay Nelson, 1st
pumpkin, Fay Nelson, list; beets, Fay
Nelson, End; potatoes, Eugene Tulip
End; cabbage, Vilus Blodgett, 10
cents; cucumber, Vilus Blodgett, 10
cents; Vilus Blodgett, cabbage. End;
Joseph Bennett, cucumbers, 10 cents;
Merton Freeman, cucumbers, 1st;
Joseph Bennett, apples, End; JOS
eph Bennett, squash, End; Merton
Freeman, squash, 1st; Ellsworth
Wright, apples, 1st; Elsie Wright,
cucumbers, 10 cents; Lois Bennett,
jelly, End; Mildred Wright, jelly, 10
cents; Marion Freeman, jelly, 1st;
Walter GOss, squash, 10 cents; Wal
ter Goss, potatoes, 1st; Walter Goss,
carrots, 1st; Walter Goss, beets, 1st;
Walter Goss, tomatoes, End; Walter
Goss, cucumbers, End; Richard Goss,
apples, 10 cents; Richard Goss, Gu
cumbers, 10 cents; Carlos Colby,
squash, 10 cents; Carlos Colby, cab
bage, LIST; Bessie Wright, chickens,
LIST; Richard Goss, chickens, End
Agnes Stoddard, pumpkin, 1st; Hen
ri Remick, celery, 10 cents; Henri
Remick, cueumbers, End; Henri
Remick, parsnips, 1st; Henri Rem
lex, apples, 10 cents; Russell Rem
lex, turnips, End; Russell Remick,
10 cents; Clyde Remick,
vegetable oyster, 10 cents. Division
two, from II to 16 years: Charles
Tulip, cucumbers, 1st; Charles Tulip,
potatoes, LIST; Arthur Bullock, po-
tatoes, 10 cents; Arthur Bullock, ap-
pies, LIST; Howard Goss, potatoes,
End; Howard Goss, lemon cucumbers, |
10 cents; Howard Goss, cabbage, LIST; |
Howard Goss tomatoes, LIST; Howard
Goss, carrots, 1st; Howard Goss, |
squash, End; Kathleen Huntoon, sofa |
pillow, 1st; Kathleen Huntoon, quilt. |
1st; James Stoddards, chickens, 1st;
Arthur Morrison, cabbage, End; Ar |
thur Morrison, caulifower, 10 cents; |
Arthur Morrison, squash, LIST; Ar |
thur Morrison, cucumbers, 10 cents; |
Mamie Wright, carrots, End; Mamie !
Wright, potatoes, 10 cents; Mamie /
Wright, plain sewing, End; Mamie !
Wright, plain sewing, LIST; Gertrude /
Ross, EN- broidery, 10 cents; Gertrude /
Ross, sofa pillows, End; Margaret /
Bean, cake, Its; Margaret Bean,
cake, 10 cents; Margaret Bean, en-
Droidery, 1st; Margaret Bean, en-
Oroidery, End; Wilma Hemingway,
candy, LIST; Wilma Hemingway,
bread, End; Margaret Colby, plum
preserves, 1st; Earl Remick, beets,
End; James Stoddard, pumpkin, LIST;
Earl Remick, carrots, 10 cents; Earl
Remick, caulif1ower, list; Earl Rem
ok, pumpkin, End; Earl Remtck,
drawing, 1st; Earl Remick, apples,
End; Clyde Remick, beets, 1st; Clyde
Remick, carrots, 10 cents; Clyde
Remick, cauliflower, End; Clyde
2emick, bread, LIST; Clyde Remick,
Apples, LIST; Henri Remick, apples,
Ind; Glen Carpenter, $1.0O; John
3hackway, $500.
Raymond Morrison and Edwin
Stoddard and William Fisher went to
lansing, Mich, last week Tuesday.
The Ladies Circle met with Mrs.
J. "A. Ballou, last Wednesday after
loon.
Mrs. Leanda Church visited rela-
ives in Littleton part of last week.
Frank Brown of Merrimac, Mass,
vas a recent guest of his son, E. M.
Brown.
Frank Carter, who has spent the
ummer with his daughter, Mrs. Ar
hur Clay, went to Haverhill, Mass,
to spend the winter with
lis daughter, Mrs. William Emery.
Miss Manda Quimby of Barnet
pent Sunday at E. w. Browns.