The Press., 1916-10-26
FAIR PREMIUMS.
(Continued from last week.) HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

,erving tray, 1st, .75. Mrs. Mitch ell Fisher, Stafford Springs, quilts,
 2d, .75; comforter, spo., .50; coll.
 il paintings, $l. Mrs. Annie M.
 Haas, Hartford, coll. water oolors. .5Os .,Irs s. NJ. Cobb, Windsor, silk rug,
 ,po $1. Mrs. Wealthy Benies, W.
 Brook field, Mass. crazy patchwork quilt, .5O. Mrs. M. E. Mccarthy,
 Rockville, coll of oil paintings, $1. |. Mrs Hugh MacLaren, Bennington, Vt., crochet bedspread, .5O. Mrs. Joseph Halle, Danielson, calico bed. spread, 1st, $1. Mrs. Alexie Ethier,
 Putnam, patch work quilt, 3d, 50. Mrs Hubert Richards, Stafford Sp'gs, bedquilt( fancy fags), spc. =. 50. Mrs. M Corcoran, Stafford Springs, ? br. braided rugs, st, .75; bedquilt (Irisl' ohain), 3d, .75. Chas. Reynolds,
 Springfield, Mass, serving tray. 1st. .75. Mrs l. J. Cuzner, Glastonbury, coll. paintings, spc.. g. M L. Fen- no. Hartford, 6 pieces china, 2d, $1.5O. Mrs. P. Smith, Hartford, log cabin bedquilt, .5O. Mrs. H. J. Cudworth, Hartford, coll. trays and painting. Mrs. Walter Skinner,
 Rockville, woven coverlet, spc. i, .75; log cabin quilt, 50. Edith E. Pratt,
 Monson, Mass, map of the United States, .25. Doris Pease, Stafford Springs, coll. tinted water oolors. spc., .75. Hazel Robbins, Stafford Springs, 3 oil paintings. .5O. Mrs.
 W. s Fenno, Hartford, coll. water oolors, $1. Ida Sohwarz, Rockville. 8 oil paintings, .75. Mrs. Fred Darb, So. Manchester, serving tray, .25; emb. tray, 5O. Orsro Bartlett, Stafford Springs, 6 pieces toy furni. ture, spc 60. Mrs. Helen Endoni, Columbia, 3 oil paintings, 1st, $2. 50
 Juan Brown, Stafford Springs, toy furniture, made by 8O.yr. man, spc. ;, .75., Rubie Connors, Stafford Sp'gs. silk quilt, 50. Mrs. Henry Bolieau. Stafford Springs, crochet auto robe, spc., $3. Mrs. Lillian A. Wales. Bridgeport, drawn rag rug, .50. Mrs. A. W. Morse, Hartford, silk quilt. spc., .75. Louis R. Murray, Hartford, woven rug, 50. Carl Mild ner, Hartford, coll. water color pic- lures, spo., $l. 50.
 FRUITS:
 A. B. Howard & Son, Belchertown, Mass, quinces, Anjuise, 1st, .75; Bour- geat, 1st, .75; Champion, 1st, .75; Much, 2d, 50; Missouri, 2d, 50 ; Orange, 2d, 50; Reas, 1st, 50; , pix. quinces, lst, $1 plate apples, Farmeuse, 2d, 50c ; Golden pippen, lst, .75; Grayenstein, 9d, 50 Yellow Transparent, lst, .75; Hub barsdton, 2d, 50; Hyslop, 2d, 50; Jon athon, 1st, .75c; Sweet Russett, 1st, .75 i; King, 1st, .75; Golden Sweet, 1st, .75 i; Mcintosh, lst, .75; Sutton, 1st, .75; Old enburg, 1st, .75; Brity Hence, 1st, .75 j; Peck's Pleasant, 1st, .75; col. of apples, 2d, $3; app .es, Porter, 1st, .75 Del, 1st, .75; Bay State, 2d, 50; Red Can, lst, .75; Gumes Golden, 2d, 50: RI. Green, 2d, 50; Hutchine, lst, .75; Stark, 2d, 50 ; Golden Russett, lst, .75; Westfield, 2d, .5O Bailey Sweet, 1st, .75; Walter Pease, 2d, 50; Liveland. 2d, 50; Wolf River, 1st, .75 Ominone Beauty, 2d, .5O; Atterenden, 2d, .5Oc; King David, 1st, ,75; Sweet Rough, 2d, 50; Red Astra- chan, 1st, .76; Red Rose Beauty, lst, .75; Scarlet Beauty, 2d, 50; Coll. 15 var, apples, 2d, $2 Col. 10 var., apples, lst, $2 plate apples, Red Wine, lst. .75; Baldwin, 1st, .75; Ben Davis, lst, .75 j; Chenargo, lst, .75; Fall Pippin, 1st, .75; Coll of Pears G., 1st, $3; plate Pears, Clargeau, lst, .75; Bartlett, 2d, 50 j; Bosce, 2d, 50; Bouseau, lst, .75; Vicar of Wakefield, lst, .75; Flemish Beauty, 2d, 50; Lawrence, 1st, .75; Louis Bowne, lst, .75; Onandago, 1st, .75; Keiffer, 2d, 50 Sheldon, 2d, :5O; White Dagine, 2d, .5O Dana Hovey. lst, .75; Winter Nelis, 2d, 50; Worden, ,lst, .75; Buffum, lst, 75 !; Plumbs, Agen, 2d, 50; Arch Duke, lst, .75; German Prime, 2d, 50; Green Gage, 1st, .75; Filenburg, 1st, .75; Lombard, 1st, .75;r Monarch, lst. .75; Prince Engelbert, lst, .75; Roosevelt, 2d, 50; Fatze, 2d, .5O; Thanksgiving, 2d, 50; York State,
 lst, .75. Wm. H. Atkins, Amherst, Mass, Apples, Westfield, :1st, .75; Talman Sweet, 2d, .5O; Wagner, .2d, 50; Wealthy, 2d, .5O; Bailey Sweet, 2d, 50; Jacob Sweet. 1st, .75; Long field, 1st, .75; Lady. 1st, .75; Stump, list, .75; Wine Sap, 2d, .5O; Baldwin, 2d, 50; Ontario, 2d, .5O; coll. ap. pies, 15 varieties, lst, $a; best coll. apples, 3d, $2; Ben Davis, 2d, 50; Twenty Ounce, 2d, .5O; Blue Pair. main, 2d, .50; N. Western Greening, I'd, 50; Chenango, 2d, .5O; Craven stein, 1st, .75; Hubbardston, 1st, .75; Jonathon, 2d, .5O; Hurlburt, lst, .75; Maiden Blush, 2d, 50; Sweet Varieties, 2d, 50; Mcintosh, 1st, .75; Oldenberg, ad, 50; Rox- bury Russett, 1st, .75. Gulley & Brown, Est,. Rock vile, Apples, Elem. ish Beauty, lst, .75; Lamera, 2d, 50; Pears, Seckle, 1st, .75; apple, Fallo- water, I'd, .5O; Northern Spy, 1st, .75; Waggene, lst, .75; Wealthy, ist, .15; Golden Pippen, 2d, .5O; Pewankee, .2d, .5O; Golden Sweet, 2d, .5O; Farmeuse, 1st, .75. Oliver Driggs, Vernon, Apples, Blue Pear main, lst, .75. Chas. E. Kellogg, West Stafford, Apples, Jacob Sweet, 2d, .5O. Edwin Baker, Rockville, Apples, Golden Russett, 2d, .5O;1 Bell Flower, 2d,. 50; Pears, Seckle, 2I,. 5U. c. k. Green, Belchertown, Mass. coll. apples, Largest and Best, 1st, $5; l5 Va ieties, Sd, $l; 10 Varieties, 2d, $1; box of Baldwins, 2d, $I; FaPwater, 1st, .75; Fall pippin, 2d, 50; Gumes Golden, 1st, .75;