The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1917-09-18
Special Premiums.

The following special premiums
offered by merchants and others for
: exhibits at the Mount Holly Fair were
! secured by the following:
The Burlington County Fair Associa-
TONS prizes were as follows: 10 ears of
field corn, So, to George S. Kimble,
Burlington; 10 ears popcorn, 50, George
Eavenson, Moorestown; End, 81, w. C..
Cowperthwait, Medford; Bird, 90 cents,
George S. Kimble, Burlington; basket
potatoes, So, Everett Bradley, Mount
Holly; End, 81, George S. Kimble,
Burlington.
William c. Wetherilrs prizes: Bask-
ct Irish Cobbler potatoes, $3.50. George
S. Kimble, Burlington; variety of
crochet lace by school girl under Is
years of age, $3.50, Margaret Holmes,
Moorestown; workmanship by student
of manual training department of
Mount Holly school, $3.50. Everett
Bradley, Mount Holly; essay by girl
of Mount Holly school, subject, mount
Holly" $3.50, Grace Hendrickson.
Mount Holly.
Samuel Ellis, Atlantic City, weeks
board at his hotel, 1.-THE Wiltshire"
best basket white potatoes, George s.
DANTE, Columbus; angel cake, Mrs.
Jack Worth, Mount Holly.
Nea0 Jersey Mirror, basket Green
Mountain potatoes, one years subscrip-
ton, Charles f. Gaskill, Mount Holly.
Charles E. Rogers, basket of Irish
Cobbler potatoes, George s. Kimble.
Burlington, so lbs. De Sofa flour.
Farm Journal, basket seclxel pears,
five years subscription, John g. Let's,
Mount Holly; dozen ears field corn,
same prize, Oscar w. Pew, Mount
Holly.
Philadelphia Record, winesap APP
pies, years subscription, Clarence Bell,
Burlington.
Alexander Dubell, orange cake, five
pound box Apollo chocolates, Miss
Margaret Kimble, Jacksonville.
w. & r. Kumpf, sponge cake, alum
mum saucepan, Miss Caroline L. War
rick, Ranc0cas.
Philip S. Irons, black chocolate loaf
cake, hand-painted whipped cream
set, Mrs. H. G. Kirkbride, Medford. |
Edward B. Hulse, pan raised biscuit
by girl under Is years, "a admissions
to opera house, Miss Violet Lippincott,
Mount Holly, :
Kil-Tone Company, basket Cobbler
potatoes, 100 lbs. Kil-Tons, John r.
Haines, Mount Holly; basket any
other variety, same prize, Mrs. Charles
Reeves, Mount Holly; basket tomatoes,
same prize, ]. Philip Croshaw, Mount
Holly; basket apples, so lbs. Green
Cross Arsenate Of Lead Powder, Clar-
ence Bell, Burlington.
Creedon Hardware Company, apple
pie, two-quart aluminium double boiler,
Mrs. Jack Worth, Mount Holly; for
model of aeroplane, aeroplane that
will fly half-mils, Sidney Krupnick,
Mount Holly,
Crew Levick Co., basket of beets,
gallon Of harness oil, Elmer c. Steven
son, Burlington.
Mullen's Express, chocolate layer
cake by member Of Mount Holly High
School Domestic Science Club, $3.50,
Miss Clover Lippincott, Mount Holly.
]. Harry Halt, sponge cake by young
lady under IS years, $3.50 in jewelry,
Miss Catharine Sullivan, Mount Holly;
model of aeroplane by boy under 16,
sterling silver pencil, Sydney Krup-
nick, Mount Holly; article cross-stitch
by girl under IA, jswe1ry value Of 50,
Miss Retta Finley, Smithyille.
Krupnick's Department store, arti-
Gle, any design, by boy or girl in High
School manual training class, gold
plated pocket knife, Harold Parker,
Lumberton.
Franklin B. King, basket Green
Mountain potatoes, one-horse cultiva-
tor, Elmer c. Stevenson, Burlington.
Henry Resented, cocoanut layer
cake, rug, Regis Reeves, Mount Holly.
Saltzman's Department store, basket
of potatoes, gentleman's sweater,
George s. DANTE, Mount Holly; nut
cake by girl under 18, silk waist, Miss
Miriam A. Pickett Medford.
Keim Supply Company, trotting
bred yearling colt, wooden cooling
blanket, Harry v. Fort, Mount Holly.
Tuttle & Clark, trotting bred three
year-old colt, wooden cooling blanket,
DR.. Mendenhall, Bordentown.
Rancocas Stock Farm, sucking colt
sired by Andrew Mac, 80 gold piece,
DR.. r. w. Carter, Jobstown.
The Fair Association also awarded
diplomas to the following students of
the manual training department of
the Mount Holly High School: Everett
Bradley, Sidney Krupnick, w. Allen
Fenimore, William Carl Heyer,
William Fryer, Jr., Albert Chance,
Dixon Heyer, and to Miss Alice
Dudley, of the Moorestown High |
School.