The Press., 1917-10-18
Premiums Continued From Page 4.
FARM PRODUCTS.

L. E. Dimook, West Stafford,
 largest and best coll. farm produce,
 1O6 var, 3d, $5; coll. oabbages, IS
 var, 1st, $2; beans, 13 var, 2d, $1
 carrots, var . 1st, $2; pumpkins,
 16 var, 1st, $3; squashes, 22 var.
 2d, $2; Tomatoes, var, 1st, $2
 salad plants, 1st, $3; parsnips, 2d
 50; pumpk ins, Winter Luxury, 1st
 .75; Conn. Field. 1st, .75; cabbages
 Succession, 2d, .5O; Fottler's Bruns
 wick, 1st, .75; onions, White Queen
 1st, .75; oabbages, Flat Dutch, 1st
 .75; squash, English Marrow, 2d
 .5O; Boston Marrow, 2d, .5O; Esse1
 Hybrid, 2d, 50; Golden Bronze, 2d,
 .5O; Golden Hubbard, 1st, .75
 Green Hubbard, 1st, .75; turnips
 White Globe, 2d, 50; Golden Ball
 1st, .75; Cow Horn, 2d, 50
 squashes. Yellow Bush, 1st, .75
 Crookneok, 2d, 50; Veg. Marrow,
 2d, 50; tomatoes, Earliana, 1st
 .75; Perfection, 1st, .75; Stone, 2d,
 50; Matchless, 1st, .75; Ponderosa,
 1st, .75; Beauty, 1st, .75. Oliver
 K. Driggs, Vernon, beets, Dark Red
 Detroit, 2d, .5O; Edmund Blood,
 1st, .75; Egyptian, 1st, .75; Eclipse,
 1st, .75; beans, Cranberry in pod, 2d,
 50; Fordhook Bush Lima, 1st, .75
 Burpee's Imp, 1st, .75; oabbages,
 Jersey Wakefield, 2d, 50; Copen-
 hagen, 1st, .75; Danish Ball Head,
 2d, 50; Flat Dutch, 2d, 50; Red
 Dutch, 1st, .75; Savoy, 1st, .75; celery, White Plume, 1st, .75; Golden
 Self Blanohing, 1st, .75; Easy Blanoh-
 ing, 1st, .75; Winter Queen, 1st, .75; egg plants, New York, 2d, .5O; coll salad plants, 2d, $2; musk melons, Psage, 1st, .75; Netted Gem, 1st, .75; watermelons, Coles Early, 1st, .75; Halibut Honey, 1st, .75 i; Sweet Heart, 1st, .75; Ice Cream, 1st, .75; coll of watermelons, 1st, $3; onions, Yellow Globe, 1st, .75 j; White Globe, 1st, .75; Red Wethers-
 field, 2d, 50; Yellow Globe Danvers, 1st, 75. Prizetaker, 1st, .75; coll. of onions, 2d, $1; pumpkins, Striped Cushaw, 1st, .75; coll. of pumpkins, 2d, $2; turnips, White, 1st, .75; radishes, Turnip White Tipped, 1st, .75; Chartier, 1st, .75; rutabaga, American Purple Top, 1st, .75; turnips, Purple Top White Globe, 2d, . 50; Squashes, Veg. Marrow. 1st, .75; Delicious, 1st, 75. Bay State, 1st, .75; coll. of squashes, 1st, $3; tomatoes, Fuckers Favorite, 1st, .75; Stone, 1st, .75; Matchless, 2d, 50; largest display farm produce, 1sr. $2O; coll. of new and unusual garden products, 1st, $3; turnips, White Globe, 2d, 50. Wm. M. Clark, Rockville, parsnips, Guernsey, 1st, .75; Oppington Market, 1st, .75; peppers, Bull Nose, 2d, 50; Ruby King, 1st, .75; Sweet Mts 1st, .75; Long Red Cayenne, 1st, .75; coll of peppers, 1st, $2; beets. Egyptian, 2d, 50; Eclipse, 2d, 50; Edmund, 2d, 50; coll. of beets, 1st, $l; radishes, Scarlet Turnip. 1st, .75; Rapid Red, 2d. 50; French Forcing, 1st, .75; egg plants, 1st, .75; New York Spineless, 1st, .75.
 William M. Clark, Rockville, Conn, Coll. of Salad Plants, 3d, leo, Onions, Southport Yellow Globe, 2d, 50; White Globe, 2d, 50; Red Globe, 1st, .75 Yel- low Globe Danvers, 2d, .5O Prizetaker, 2d, 50; Coll. of Onions, 1st, 200; Fur nips, White Egg, 1st, .75; White Globe, 1st, .75; White Flat, 1st, .75; Squashes, Giant Summer Crookneck, 1st, .75 :; Essex Hybrid, Ist, .75; Beans, King of the Garden Lima, (Shelled) 2d, .5O; ; Dwarf Horticultural, 1st, .75; Caseknife, 1st, .75; Gin pod), 1st, .75 Beans, Gin pods), Horticultural Poles, 1st, .75 ]; 2d, 50; Coll. Shelled Beans, 1st, 200; Cabbages, Early Wakefield, 1st, .75; Red Dutch, 2d, 50; Carrots, Danvers Half Long, 2d, 50; Chantenay, 1st, .75; OK heart, 1st, .75; Caulitiowers, Early Snow Ball, 1st, .75; Dwarf Erfurt, lst, .75; Onions, Extra Early Red, 1st, .75.
 Edwin Baker, Rockville, Conn, R. D. 2d, 50; Caseknife, 1st, .75; Horticul- Hs U, ,.OO Cabbages, Succession, 1st, .75 ; Carrots, Pnmpsnsy snrap 2O s nHaft 75 T@rn0s Hd IS White Egg, 2d, 50; Squashes, Boston 1st, .75; Golden Hubbard, 2d, 50; Tomatoes, Acme, lst, .75. Mason Parker, Mansfield, Conn.,, Beets, Detroit Dark Red, Sd |; Musk melons, Netted Gem, 2d, 50; Coll. of Musk and Water melons. 2d, 2 %; Pumpkins, Sugar, 2d, 50; L, J. Robertson, Manchester, Carrots, Long Change, 2d, 50; DaDvers Half Long, lst, .75. Mrs. Hersman Twisch- may, Stafford Springs, Lettuce Head, lst, ,75. Chas E. Kellogg, W. Stafford, Onions, Extra Early Red, 1st, .75. w. 5. Clayton, Staffordville, Squash, Delic- ious, 2d, 50. H. M. Amidon, w. Will ngton, Conn.,, Beets, Red Mangel, 1st, .75. N. G. Armitage, Stafford Springs, Beans, Pole Cranberry, 1st, .75; Yellow Eye, 1st, .75; Dwarf Horticultural, 1st, 75. Seth Schofield, Willington, Conn.,, Cabbages, Danish Ball Head, 1st, .75 Market, 2d, 50; Squashes, Summer, 1st, .75; Green Hubbard, 2d, 50 Giant Crookneck, 1st, .75; White l Bush, 1st, .75 Coll. Cucumbers, spc., .00; Carrots, Early Scarlet Horn, 1st, 75 Large White Belgian, 1st, .75; Large | elloW Belglan, lst, 70; Burpee's Imp. | Long Orange, 1st, IS; Beets, Detroit Dark Red, 1st, .75; Golden Giant Inter mediate Mangel, 2d, .I50; Tomatoes, Bur 'ee's Fuckers. Favorite, 2d, .50; Earl ana, 2d, 50; June Pink, 1st, .75; Beans, Shelledl, Yellow Eyed, lst, .75; Golden st, .75; Horticultural, 2d, 50; Rock rurnips, 2d. 50; Coll. Farm Products, Id, 1000; Caulitlowers, Dry Weather, st, .75 Celery, White Plume, 2d, 50 hmm GrnnEn Ennok Cnnnnh 1nt zE