St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-25

heifers, N. G. Simpson, first and sec.
ond; heifer calf, Carl Simpson first.
Jerseys, COW, Katie Buck, first;
yearling heifer, Hubbard Ripley, Sec
ond; heifer calf, Katie Buck, first.
Grade Jerseys, COW, Katie Buck, first;
yearling heifer Hayden Gilman, first;
Leon Gilman, second; twin heifer
calves, George Bickford, first; bull
calf, George Bickford, first; Guy
Mosher second. Black Angus, bull
calf, Daniel Mosher, first. Register
ed Holsteins, bull two years old, A.
w. Porter, first; bull calf, Lee Shell
don, first; Arthur Porter, second.
Grade Holsteins, three yearling heif-
ers, A. w. Porter, first, second, third;
three heifer calves, A. W. Porter first,
second, third. Guernseys, bull, Harry
Hubbard, first; heifer calf, Harry
Hubbard first; yoke of four-year-old
oxen, George Dresser, first; three
year-oId steers, H. J. Mathewson,
first; two-year-old steers, S. w.
Drake, first; Harold Dresser, second;
Daniel Mosher, third; 8. w. Drake,
fourth. egetables-Pumpki Mer-
ond; Mrs. Ed. Aldrich, third.
Lapoint, second; D. NJ. Goodwin,
third. Beets, table, D. M. Goodwin,
first; w. P. Dean, second. Cattle
beets, Robert Hubbard, first; w. P.
Dean, second. Corn, H. Remission,
first and second. w. P. Dean showed
cabbage, carrots, caulifower, vege-
table oysters, pole string beans.
Picking cucumbers. c.. H. Eastman.
first. Poultry and Pets-Ducks, Clara
Aldrich, first; Leon Gilman, second.
S. G. r. 1. Red pullets, Bernie Bar
Der, first; bantams, Edith Bickford,
first. Edison Gilman showed white
rabbits; Nathan Simpson, Collie pups;
Edith Bickford, Emma Mosher and
Donald Drake, kittens. Canned Goods
Mrs. Betsey Dickinson, purple Gage
plums, first; Mrs. Betsey Dickinson,
jelly, first; Mrs. Will Peak, second;
Mrs. Will Peak, currants, first;
Mrs. D. M. Goodwin, maple
honey, first; plums, second; Mrs.
G. L. Gerry, second; Mrs:
G. L. Gerry, peas, second; gooseber-
ries, first; corn, second; tomatoes,
second; beets, first; Mrs N. G. Simp-
son, corn, first; peaches, first; beets,
second; peas, first; tomatoes, first;
Strawberries, second; carrots, crab
of apples, 10, first; Mrs. Charles
Farr, peach apples, first; sweet
pickle, second. Floral Hall-Mrs.
Craig, crochet yoke, first and second;
doilies, first, second and third; Mrs
r. L. Hovey, crochet boudoir cap,
first; sofa pillow, second. Embroidery,
Mrs G. L. Gerry, embroidered pillow
slips, first; lace trimmed pillow slips,
second; bureau scarf, third; Mrs.
Merrill Lapoint, first, and second;
Mrs. Lillian Horner, dolly, first; Mrs.
N. G. Simpson, second; Mrs. Mar
rill Lapoint, third; Mrs. Frank Scru-
ton, sofa pillow, first; Mrs. Harley
Paige, guest towel, first, second, third;
dolly, first; pin cushion, first, and
handkerchiefs, first; Mrs. Alex Dwyer
bureau scarf, second; crochet yoke,
second; Mrs H. J. Mathewson, braid
ed rug, first; Mrs. E. J. Dunn, quilt,
first; centerpiece, first. Children's
exhibit-Goldie Blake took first on
cabbage, parsnips, carrots and beets;
Althea Deoss, graham bread, second;
raspberries, second; cookies, first;
Elsie Eastman raspberries, first;
Carol Simpson, cucumbers, first; cit
ron, potatoes. first; peaches second; ;
Mary Gray apples, second; Howard
0II1ieIi' PuHlpkIuS, SUMMER SQUASH
first; cucum bers, second; Beulah
Eastman, leather sofa pillow, slip
pers, first; Go1die Blake, cake, sec
ond. Antiques-Mrs. R. c. Bickford
showed a platter over 100 years old,
Emma Bickford, flour sieve made in
1860; Mrs. Dana, a jug. Mrs. Eta
Drake showed a cup and saucer, one
| of set bought at the old Fairbanks
| store in Wheelock kent by the old
| governor, Erastus Fairbanks, and CIV
en- to Mrs. Richard Willard on hel
marriage over 80 years ago.