The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07

beans, one peck improved yeHow-eye
beans, one peck Champion England peas
LIST, one trace field corn, one gallon maple
syrup.
Mrs. O. w. Dickinson, Williamstown,
one peck tomatoes, one basket gourds,
one plate of peanuts.
George Holden Williamstown, one peck
tomatoes LIST, one peck Crosby beets, one
peck Edmond beets, one peck table tur-
nips, one peck Ok Heart carrots, one peck
white Belgium, one peck Mills prize po-
tatoes, one peck Champion of England
peas.
Frank Dickey, Washington. three Red
Foxcn squashes, three Hubbard squashes,
three Turbarn squashes, one peck blood
table beets, one peck Long blood beets,
one peck rutabaga turnips, one peck
Golden carrots, three Drum Head cab
bages, one peck Cow Horn potatoes.
B. P Page, Plainfeld, one basket Lonn-
hard plums, st. Lawrence, Fameuse and
Wealthy apples, one trace field corn.
NJ w. Hyland, Washington, three field
pumpkins LIST, three Hubbard squashes
I'd, one peck Mills prize potatoes 1st,
one peck yellow-eye beans LIST, one trace
field corn LIST.
York Ordway, Washington, one peck
crab apples LIST, one peck India wheat
LIST, one peck Mammoth Cluster oats,
one peck Improved Green Mountain white
pota toes.
George r. Densmore, Chelsea, one peck
White Mountain potatoes 81, one gallon
maple syrup LIST, one tub maple sugar I'd.
r. X. Abbott, Washington, one gallon
syrup, one tub maple sugar
0. +. King, Washington, one crate OF
creamery butter lst.
Willie Cook, one cage of rabbits.
NJ. j. Whitcomb of East Barre, fine
display OF furniture
f. A. Prindle of Barre, fine display
of ranges and heaters.
G. H. Bigelow, Washington, agent for
DeLaval cream separator, with separa-
tor.
County Agent +. H. Loveland of
Orange county association, with display
Of grasses and soy beans.
Fl. B. Hall, Vermont forestry service,
a fine display of views AMI forestry.
Willie Cook of Washington with rab-
bits.
P. G. Sanders of Williamstown, one
cage of foxes.
Fruits, Canned Vegetables and Jellies.
Mrs. w. c. Jones, one can mustard
pickles, one can beets, one can blueber
ries, one can strawberries, one can crab
apple Jelly, one can peaches.
Mrs. w. B. Turner, one can pears, one
an mixed pickles, one can cauliflower,
,ne can string beans, one can beet greens,
me can rhubarb, one can beets, one can
piced apples, one can tomatoes, one can
ed plums, one can green gage plums,
me can field strawberries, one can rasp-
,erries. one can pears, one can blackber-
les, one can sweet corn.
Mrs. Minnie Gallant, one can raspber-
les.
Mrs. Eleazer Smith, one jar apple Jelly.
Grace Flint, one can peach apples.
Roy Flint, one can sweet cucumber
,ickles.
Ned Flint, one can sweet cucumber
ickles.
Mrs. G. n. Billings, one can picked
eets, one can sweet corn, one can peach
pples, one can Strawberries, one can
ed raspberries, one can citron, one can
pple Jelly, one can crab apple jelly.
Mrs. W. II. Bradbury, one can black
erries, one can peaches, one can cherries.
Exhibits BY Washington Children.
In order to encourage the children of
ne town of Washington to take an in
crest in home gardens, sewing, cooking,
aiming, baking, handwork, etc, Supt.
R. Beeman has constantly urged the
liliren to take part ia these worth
lille industries. This year they had an
at the Washington fair. The
rectors were so in sympathy with the
ea that they set aside SO to be divided
nong those who placed exhibits. Ex-
bits were shown from the Washington
llage. Miles and Newman schools and
lie following is list of those who placed
,hibits:
Newman school-A. Goulette, three
rrots and two cabbages; Paul Taplin,
We carrots and five beets; Theodore
aplin, five beets and four parsnips; E.
,hnson, one pie and glass of jelly.
Miles school=-George Vermette, pota-
es, squash cucumbers, four turnips,
indie of grains; Orville vermette,
uash, pumpkin; Demer Beede, pota-
es; Harvey Couture, cucumber; Lornel
,uture, turnips. tall corn stalks, green
bacco; Armand Vermette, two turnips,
ven carrots; Vernon Bohonon, five car
Is. three beets.
primary-Lucy Moran,
uash; Lucy Johannessen, one can fruit;
raid Ordway, potatoes; Max Hunting
n. potatoes; Ida Duff, potatoes; Leona
If, cabbage; Karl Snow, potatoes; Ivan
encer, cabbage; Stanley Davis, turnips,
bbage. cucumbers, three carrots. three
rsnips, two beets; Stanley Wood, cab
ge, cucumbers; Herbert Wheeler,
mpkin; Nita Hutchinson, beets; Lucy
iran, pumpkin.
grammar-Myrtle Calef.
low, candy; Lyle Downing. pillow, face
tn, candy; Lawrence Seaver. cauli1ow-
six carrots, six beets; Elizabeth Pick
M. lace: Ellen Moran. pumpkin; Mer-
Eastman. candy; Mildred johannes
j. squash; Philip Johannessen, squash,
npkin. beans. four carrots, one can
II: Lloyd Downing, three squash,
ed apples: Nelson Cook, pumpkins,
ms. six carrots; Bernice Johannessen,
r cans fruit; Myron johnson, pota-
:: Theodore Eastman, six turnips;
renee Huntington, six carrots, one
selbarrow; Myrtle Eastman. pillow
er. dolly; Hobart Seaver. cut flowers;
a Seaver. cut flowers; Durward Gal
/. beans; Edith Canerdy, candy;
rles Pickering, sled; Doris Wood. FIVE
Is furniture.