The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1917-08-21
CLASS 4. SEEDS AND GRAINS.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
CLAss l. CAKEs.

CLASS 1. CAKES.
Best angel cakes. hand-painted vase, offered
by j.. s. Boyce, won by Lizzie Stiles three
pairs ladies' silk stockings, offered by Schuy-
fern dish. offered by Mrs. Emma Sewers, Vim
centown, won by Anna S. Hansell; china
plate. offered by Mrs. Mary S. Adams, Bur-
llngton, won by Sadie Collins; piece of china,
offered by Margaret Stevenson, Burlington
won by Bessie Dudley $500 in gold, offered
by A. L. Collins. won by Eugenia Leeds.
Best cocoanut layer cakes, $1.00 plate. offer
ed by Howard Hart, won by Bessie Dudley !;
$500 in gold offered by A. L. Collins. by
Mary B. Collins.
Best chocolate layer cakes, chocolate icing
pullet and coekerel, offered by G. L. Gilling-
ham, Moorestown. won by Mary B. Collins !;
cut glass sugar and cream, or bowl worth
$3.50, offered by J. Harry Halt. won by Bes-
sic Dudley.
Best chocolate layer cake. one dozen tum-
blers. offered by Mrs. r. G. Wills, won by
Mabel s. Lippincott.
Best white layer cake, chocolate icing, Billy
Sunday book. offered by Mrs. Eva Nixon, Vim
centown. won by Bessie Dudley.
offered by C. H. Griscom, Bordentown, won by
Mrs. W. LAWYER. won by Anna Stills
Best plain layer cake. chocolate icing, pottsd
fern palm. offered by Central Greenhouses,
Mount Holly, by Beatrice Tallman.
Best white fruit cake. china plate offered
BY Mrs. Gilbert Burlington, won by Mabel S.
Best lady cake. s1OO. offered by George R.
Stockton, Evesboro. won by Mrs. James Tall
man.
Best loaf bread. lb. kettle lard, offered by
H. E. Reeves, Medford, by Stella Har-
grove.
Best apple pie. aluminium sauce pan, offered
Wilkins
Best pound box homemade candy, so cents,
offered by Mary Stockton, Evesboro, won by
Mabel S. Lippincott-
CLASS 2. CANNED GOODS AND EGGS.
Best display canned fruits, five varieties,
gal. sweet pickles. offered by H Shedaker.
won by M. Stevenson.
Best jar canned peaches, can stove enamel,
H. Cowperthwait
Best jar canned raspberries, so cents, offer
ed by Mabel S. Lippincott. won by Mabel S.
Best jar canned cherries. 80 cents. offered
by Hannah Shedaker, won by Mabel S. Lip
pincott
Second best, admission ticket to Trenton
Fair, won by Bessie Dudley.
Best jar canned strawberries, 30 cents, Of
| fered by Sarah Dudley. Medford, won by Mrs
Second best, years subscription to the
American Agriculturist. won by Almeda Will
| kins.
Best display canned vegetables, five varie-
ties. season ticket to Mount Holly Fair, won
by M. Stevenson.
Second best, eight yards cotton goods. of.
fered by Baker-Fiick Co.. won by Caroline
Wills.
Third best, eight yards cotton goods
| offered by Baker-Flick Co., won by Mrs
| Best jar canned asparagus, 80 cents. Offered
by Clemma Haines. won by Mary B. Collins.
Best jar canned beets, so cents. offered b,
Il Mary H. Cowperthwait, won by NJ. Stevenson
Best display of jellies, five varieties OF
more. $3.50 worth of merchandise, offered by
| w. c. Wetheriil. won by NJ. Stevenson.
| Second best, book, offered by Mrs M.
Cochley, Medford, won by Caroline Wills.
Best dozen brown eggs, years subscription
to Central Record. by Mary Cowperth
| wait.
One dozen largest eggs, setting of eggs
offered by Hudson B. Haines, Rancocas, wor
by Mrs. Oscar Pew.
CLASS ,. ART AND NEEDLE WORK.
Library scarf in fllet crochet jardiniere
offered by Mrs. H. Stokes, won by Mrs. Salli
! Cramp.
Towel. with fllet crochet, plate, offered b,
r w. Tunnel Co., won by Mrs. Rober
Prettiest crocheted bag plate offered b,
Mrs. S. c. Borden. won by Elizabeth Sloan.
Nightdress yoke in fllet crochet. cut glas
salt and pepper shaker, offered by Ruth Wor
rell. by Anna Shedaker.
Nightdress yoke made up with fillet crochet
Sanguina floor mop. offered by T. Walter Dor
ton, won by Mrs. Salle Cramp.
Prettiest centerpiece in white, 80 cents. Of
fered by Rancocas Grange, won by Mrs. Salli
Oramp.
Handsomest centerpiece in coIors, 8 ID. ket
tie lard. offered by Elwood Hart, won by Mrs
II J. Burnley RAncOcas.
Second handsomest. rs lbs Ceresota fiou,
offered by F. R. Boyd, won by Mrs. Josep
Apple9ate.
Prettiest library scarf in colors. so cents
offered by Rancocas Grange, won by Fanni
Hargrove.
II Second prettiest, so cents, offered by Ran
cocas Grange, won by Mary Jones.
Handsomest embroidered sofa pillow. piec
china, offered by Mrs. Monroe Citizens, Win
centown, won by Mrs. Joseph Bertrand.
Sofa cushion in fillet crochet, percolator, OF
) fered by F. w. Tunnel & Co., won by Mr.
Joseph Bertrand, Beverly.
81 Best piece fancy work by old lady, glas
basket. offered by Mrs. Sallie Cramp, b
Sara Hollingshead.
Best article in cross stitch design, $1O0. Of
Z fered by Rancocas Grange, won by Mar
3 Jones.
5 Rancocas Grange. won by Mrs. Wilmer Co
6 Inns.
7 Best crocheted collar. by old lady, so cent
9 won by Amy Jones.
81 CLASS 4. FLOWERS.
oil Best display flowers grown from Michel
l seed, bronze medal, won by Frank Hargrove
2 Best display flowers grown from Burpee
seed, $500 worth selected from our catalogu
won by Florence Winner.
Best display flowers grown from Hende
Q sons seeds, $500 worth selected from OF
catalogue, won by Mabel s. Lippincott
Most artistieally arranged basket Of ma
turtiums, 81 90, offered by Joseph Miller, Ra
cocas. won by Mildred Wills.
Prettiest display roses, ported fern. offer
R. Lippincott.
Best bouquet field flowers. fancy vase, off,
ed by Frank Hargrove. won by Mrs. ].
Bertrand.
Frank Hargrcve, won by Mildred Wills.