The Press., 1917-12-13

Glass 4-First. H. l.. Hamilton Ellingson-1O lbs. popcorn, H. l. Hamilton. Second, John Bahler Ellington ribbon. Third, Q. B. Sikes, Jr. Ellington-ribbon.
 Class 5--First, H. l.. Hamilton ElliDgton-White LeghorD Cockerel Smith and Tyler. Second, F. H. Holton, Ellington-1-2 sack flour. Third, W. s. Hastings, somers- ribbon.
 Glass 6--First, F. H. Holton, FL lington-1.2 bu seed potatoes, H. L.. Hamilton. Second, O. D. Way, He. bron-ribbon.
 Glass 7-First. Seth Schofeld, Wilmington ribbon. Second, Wm. J. Clark, Vernon ribbon. Third, H. IL. Hamilton, Ellington ribbon.
 Class 9-Lot A, 0. H. Savage, Storrs-$1, first. Second, Wm. J. Clark, Vernon Third, Geo. Webster, Vernon-ribbon. Lot B, First, O. H. Savage, Storrs-$1. Sec. ond, Oliver Driggs, Vernon ribbon. Lot 0, First. Oliver Driggs, Vernon -$1. Second, O. H. Savage, storrs ribbon. Third. Wm. ]. Clark, Vernon ribbon.
 Section 4, Sweepstake.
 Harris l.. Hamilton, Ellington ribbon.
 Section 5, Smelling out contest.
 First, Seth Schof1eld, Willington-- $5, O. A. Thompson. Second, Wm. J. Clark, Vernon White Leghorn Cock erel, Smith and Tyler. Third, tie, H. L. Hamilton, Ellington ribbon. Third, tic, F. B. Nagle, Ellington ribbon.
 Section 6.
 Glass 1-B. F. Pinney, Somers- $1. Second, B. F. Pinney. Somers ribbon. Third, H H. Mcknight, Ellington-ribbon.
 Class 2--First, J. T. MoKnight, EllinRton-$1. Second, Seth Soho. field, Wilmington ribbon. Third, H. H. Mcknight, Ellington-ribbon.
 Miss Corrinne Tapley placed the awards in the Home Economics class as follows:
 Class 3-First, S. Rosenberg Ellington-$1. Second, w. B. Thrall, Vernon-ribbon Third, Seth schofield. Wilmington ribbon.
 Glass g. First, F. B. NaRle, Ellington -$I. Second, S. Rosen- berg, Ellington-ribbon. Third, O. H. schell, Coventry ribbon.
 Glass G. First. J. T MoKnigt, El,lnRton-$l $l Second, Dr. O. E. Beach, Vernon-ribbon. Third, Geo. Webster, Vernon ribbon. Grand Championship contest won by H L Hamilton, Ellington, Jersey bull calf given by 0. H Savage o: Storrs Second won by J T. Mcknight of Ellington, bull calf given by Johl Kingsbury of Coventry
 Boys and Girls club exhibit.
 First, Harold Eastwood, Somers Trio of Poultry, Royal Farms, Am ston. Second, H. Pinney, Somers, 10 ears seed corn.
 Boys Demonstration teams.
 First, Stafford High. Prizes giveI by jewellers of Rockville. Second, Rockville High. Special 10 lbs. pop corn each
 Girls exhibit won by the Stafford High School, prizes given by E. O. DeBorde of Stafford Springs, l.. E. Hale, A, Randall and George Lutz of Rockville.
 Section '.
 Glass 1-First. Mrs. E. Kibbe. Ellington, ] bag flour. Second, Mrs, John Kings tury, Coventry, a lbs, oornmeal.
 Glass 1- First, Mrs. W. B. Thrall, Vernon, bag flour. second, Mrs, C. P. Wood, Ellington, 25 lbs. corn meal.
 Glass 4--First, Mrs W. B. Thrall Vernon, bag flour. Second, Mrs. J, T. MoKnight, Ellington, 1-2 bag four
 Glass 5-First, Mrs. F. H. HoltoD, Ellington, bag four. Second, Mrs. J T. Mcknight, Ellington, 25 lbs. cornmeal. Third. Mrs. Howard Dick inson, Rockville, lb. coffee.
 Glass 8-First, Mrs. John Kings bury, Coventry, Silk Dress Goods. Second, Miss zuetje schell, Coven' try, bag four.
 At the evening session Miss Cos tello gave a very interesting demon stratioD on the Uses of Corn Products, followed by stereopticon lecture or Corn Production by B. G. SouthwiCh Plans are being made to take the first prize corn to the State Corn Show al Norwich this week,