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PRIZES AWARDED
GRANGE EXHIBITORS
Dorchester Products, The Best Dis
played in Years, Given Prizes.

! Dorchester Products, The Best Dis
played in Years, Given Prizes.
Hundreds of people visited the Ar
mory yesterday at the annual exhi-
! bition of Dorchester products, and it
is safe to say that such display of
vegetables, fruits, grain, flowers and
needlework could not be excelled.
Dorchester Pomona Grange also had
! the honor of being host yesterday to
! the winners in the Boys Corn and
! Potato Clubs on their Home State
! Tour.
! The following is a list of the
! prize-winners:
Prize Winners.
Ten ears white corn, open contest
list prize, Fred Wright; End, VIM.
Harding; 3rd, T. Harry Hopkins.
Ten ears yellow corn, open contest
! list prize, Fred Wright; End, AK.
Austin; 3rd, Harold Osborne.
Ten ears shell most-1st prize, A.
! X. Austin; End, Herbert Higgin; 3rd.
T. Harry Hopkins. =
| Single ear contest-1st prize, &C.
| Harding; End, Mat Harding; 3rd, j.
H. Hurst.
Grange Cup Contest-1st prize,
Mat Harding; End, T. H. Hopkins;
3rd, z. D. Bradley.
Boys: Corn Contest.
| Ten ears yellow corn-1st prize,
Clyde Murphy; End, Stewart Oil
| phant.
Ten ears white corn-1st prize,
Walton Phillips; End, Guy Phillips.
Wheat-1st prize, j. E. Patton;
End, Mat Harding; 3rd, Henry E.
Fireman.
Vegetable display-1st prize, Fred
Hirst; End, j. Howard Hirst: 3rd,
! Richard Hooper.
! Display of Squash-1st prize, w.
w. Byrn; End, j. Howard Hirst.
Three heads cabbage-1st prize,
R. A. Hackett; End, Jas. F. Banning.
Spinach-1st prize, A. K. Austin;
End, Carl Singer.
Lima beans-1st prize, Weir Bro
thers; End, Sam Meekins.
! Best three squash-1Et prize, w.
w. Byrn.
Caulifower-1st prize, Miss Lena
Hooper.
Celery, six stalks-1st prize, j..
Howard Hirst; End, j. E. Patton.
| Peck peppers-1st prize, George
Meekins.
Peck tomatoes-1st prize. w. w.
Byrn; End, Fred. Hirst.
! Best half bushel white potatoes
1st prize, ]. Howard Hirst; End,
Weir Brothers; 3rd, Richard Hooper.
Best half bushel white sweet po-
tatoes-1st prize, George M. Os-
borne; End, S. L. Byrn.
Display sweet potatoes-1st prize,
George NJ. Osborne; End, S. L. Byrn.
Display white potatoes-1st prize,
Fred Hirst; End, George M. Osborne.
Best half bushel yellow onions
1st prize, L.. D. T. Noble.
White turnips-1st prize. S. l..
Byrn; End, R. A. Hackett.
Best half bushel goldenskin pota-
toes-1st prize, George NJ. Osborne; !;
/ End. r, A. Eiderdice-
-. BEST zk2It = lhel yel 1lss3at 4 atse1'.
1st prize. Richard Hooper: End,
| ard Brannock.
Best half. bushel yellow turnips-
1st prize, S. Morris Underhill; End,
Clarence F. Mitchell.
Largest pumpkin-1st prize, Fred
Hurst.
Display pumpkins-1st prize, Fred
Hirst.
Best six stock beets-1st prize, j.
Howard Hirst; End, Richard Hooper.
Best 5-8 basket kale--1st prize, j.
Wilson Dali; End, Richard Hooper.
Best six heads lettuce-1st prize,
Fred Hirst; End, Howard Hirst.
Best peck beets-1st prize, Fred
Hirst; End, J. Howard Hirst.
| Best peck carrots-1st prize, j. H.
Hirst; End, S. Morris Underhill.
Best peck parsnip-1st prize Rich
ard Hooper, End, A. X. Austin.
Canned Goods Department.
Grange Cups awarded in each OF
the following departments, to the
following ladies: Apple jelley-Mrs.
| Charles Hastings. Mixed pickles
Mrs. Charles Hastings. Preserved
served heath peaches-Mrs. A. H.
Smith. Biscuits - Miss Pauline
Hooper.
Canned Goods, Open Contest.
Display preserves-1st prize, Mrs.
L. st. James; End, Mrs. ]. Watson
! Thompson.
Mrs. st. James; End, Mrs. Will Jor-
dan.
Display canned fruit and vege-
tables-1st, Mrs. Howard Moore;
End, Mrs. j. Watson Thompson.
Display pickles-1st prize, Mrs.
Charles Hastings; End, Mrs. James
Mears.
Display jellies-1st prize, Mrs.
Charles Hastings; End, L. St.James.
Best chocolate cake-1st prize,
Miss Aurelia Dashiell; End, Mrs.
Howard Moore.
Orange cake-1st prize, Miss Ma
mie Phillips; End, Mrs. Clara Dali.
Best Display of Bread.
Best bread-1st prize, Mrs. T. E.
Hall; End, Mrs. Fred Meekins.
Best Maryland biscuits-1st, Mrs.
Fred Meekins; End, Miss Grace
Woollen.
Best loaf bread-1st prize, Miss S.
Y. Byrn; End, Mrs. Chas. Hastings.
Needle Work.
Best cotton embroidery-1st prize,
Miss Louise Leonard; End. Mrs. Ian
grell.
Best tatting-1st prize, Mrs. Geo.
| Mace; End, Mrs. A. Hurlock.
Best knit sweater-1st prize, Miss
Lillian Mace; End, Miss Sue Dali.