Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1918-09-27
WOODSTOCK FAIR
PREMIUM LIST
How the Judges Made the
Awards on the Varied
Entries.
Many Exhibits That Did Not Receive
Awards, Worthy Of Mention.

Z IMAM LHOse LDdt 90 not. IlDWSFei
some little minor point or other catch
es the careful judges eye and tn,
decision is made All Of the exhi
bits were Of a high order, but o
course all could not get the premi
ums.
Following is the premium list a
made up by the fair officials.
Class /. Canned Fruit
Miss Mildred l.. May-CoHection oi
canned fruit, first; vegetables, FIRST, jel-
LES first
Miss Pearl chamBerlin, collection Of
Mrs. A. y Hammond COLLECTION Of
pickles. FIRST
Class 3 Cake and Pastry
Mrs =. y Heaid mince pie, first.
Mrs. Horace Coveli- Barley spice loaf
Art. Chocolate cake second angel and
sponge cake, first
Magel johnson oatmeal cookies. sec
Mrs. George Frink oatmeal cookies
Gratitude 35c
Mrs Edith corttis. Jelly roll. first.
Mrs \. y. Hammond Plate substi-
tute doughnuts. special, 800
Mrs Edith Corttis. mince pie. second.
Mrs Lillian Andrews, apple pie spe-
Class g. Bread and Honey
John +. Clark-s lbs Of combed and
extracted honey. first.
Mrs. W. Basto- Rye bread. first war
Mrs. Edith eortiss. corn-meal muf-
fins, first.
Class Floral
Mrs. c. W. Bowen. Coll cut-fowers.
fret
e r. Rollins, vase of sunfiowers, graf
F. d. Bowen-Coll. roses. first, coil. of
pinks. first.
Miss Sylvia Holt-snapdragon arst
beROnias. graf, xinnias, second.
Miss Constance Holt-Basket flowers
first boquet. third
Mrs D. A Head. Coll cosmos, first.
nasiurti9ms. hrst. daiiias first.
tiers. zinners, verbenas. first. maragolds.
graf. boqBef. first
Mrs. Horace CovefI-- Coll. everlast-
ings. second eladoii4S. graf
Mss Eleanor Matbenason. boquet,
graf 81 90. coil. eapigIussis, graf.
Mrs. II. r Ransdell--Boquet. second;
dahlias. third: zinnias graf.
Mrs. Frank Ransdcliz= Petunias sec
end. Wild flowers first
Thomas Mathewson Bunch asters.
third.
nasturtiums. second. asters second
Mrs G. = Harrington COL. everlast
ings balsams petuuias. celosia. nrst.
So vttetiez cut flowers, dahliest snap
fitdEGHNf NfIhtnHst ftdHH1eE, pflIhN. plnES,
giadiola. second, zinniaF graf.
Mrs L. f. Andrews-Con cut flowers
third basket cut flowers.
Miss Mildred May-Gon giadiolas.
FIRST.
Class 5. Fine Arts
china. first
Harold Johnston Pencil craving.
second. pen and ink drawing, first
Miss Ida Sanger=Coll oil paintings.
SeCBnH n
ing, single water color first
Mrs w s. Hall-Con three water
coiors, three oil paintings, first.
Class 8. Domestic Manufactures
Mrs, r. Humphrey-Colored en-
broidery ON linen, second.
Miss Rachael Halle-Bed quilt GRO
cheted counter pane. worsted shoulder
Wrap. FIRST; braided rug, second
Mrs c. II. Killiam-Pair pink socks.
$3.50.
Mrs John Duny-slippers, first; silk
bed quilt. shoulder wrap, second; calico
bed quilt third; sweater, 800
Mrs. James Perry-Drawn rug. FIRST
Mrs. G. +. Burrell--counterpane. sec
Mrs. W. NJ Barrett-Hand made und-
Mabel Johnston-Hand- made under
wear. second
Class ?. Fancy Needle Work
Miss Marie Jordan-Colored embroid-
cry on linen. second.
Mrs. S. +. Humphrey-Coil. white en-
broidery, embroidered pillow slips. eye
let embroidery. embroidered doiiies.
Mrs. $. =. Humphrey-Crocheted. dol
lies. second. luncheon set. first bureau
scarf and dresser set. graf.
Miss kachnl Hall Embroidered tow
ell sofa pillow, fancy apron first; co.,
ored embroidery on linen. hand made
handkerchief, third. crochet lace, cross
stitch, second; embroidered towel. graf.
Miss II. h. Heald-Silk bag.tirst.
Miss Rhoda Bowen-Sofa pillow, third.
Miss Mahala CovelI White embroidery
on linen, crocheted bas, first, pillow
ilis. L. W Hinrichs-center piece.
srtt
AIRS. John Duny-TabIe cover. eolored
embroidery ON linen, nrst eYelet en-
hroidery, second, embroidered towels.
third, White embroidery on linen, bu=
reau scarf, table cover, dressing sack
and cap Crocheted collar. cfoeheted lace
,tRton, embroidered pillow slip. graf
Mrs lamer L reert Crocheted pill
ltM top. graf.
Mrs a y Johnson Bureau soaf
sofa pillow, white embroidery Oh
l.aci, tatting, hand made handkerchief
see nd, tray cloth, graf
Miss L. Riednau- C1ocheted cap graf
u.s.. 8, i. BurEel! .TUtung, fancy bag
4 ST tatting. graf.
Mrs W. NJ. Barrett Breakfast set
Mis- W. 4 Hitter-cross-s stitch EN-
broidery. FIRST; LUNCHEON set. second,
crocheted baskets crocheted tray, graf
Mable Johhston-Hlndkerch first,
crocheted bag, silk bag, second; tattea
collar, third. center piece, graf.
Irene Beausoliel-Crocheted cap. graf
Edith Wheaton Apron. embroidered
towel second, eyelet embroidery, third
Culpred embroidery, graf.
Mrs. Isabella Rrusa-Night gown yoke,
sfat
Class 8. chiidrens Exhibit
Beatrice Healey-Hand made garment
81 So embroidered towel, zoe; embroid-
cred towel with crocheted border. soc.
pillow top soc: coll. flowers, soc.
Sarah f. Healey-Embruidsre bureau
scarf. S5c.
Elizabeth Roilins-ColI. butterflies. soc
Esther Nj. Wilson-Fillet crochet 75c
Agnes Matthews -Comhing Jacket. I5c
dressed doll, loo. hand made apron. Use
apron, zoe, scarf. 25c; tray Cloth. loo. two
doiies. zoe; two towels. cross stitched.
District No Coll. vegetables. s2.Oo.
Cedric and Wallace chid-Pepper
plant. 25c. coll. vegetables. 2ec.
Helen Ryan-Two cans corn, Use,
Beatrice Child--Two sQuashes, sc.
Donald Chld~-Squash Csc.
Mamie Jsrvais-Slip. soc chemise. soc,
knitting bag. 2ec: nig.it gown, soc, glove
case, 15c, doilfes. Csc: center piece. soc;
lingerie case. Ioc. case. Ice
Alta wkins-Coll fruit, $50. coll. We
l5c.
Alice Ramsden. wildnowerr. s5c
Rosalie Nagsda-rwo sofa pillows,
81 90. ether pice. soc.
Alta Hawkins-Coll frit. CSC; coll. We
getahles, Csc,
Anie Milligan-Apron. first. 400; pin
cushion. Ice.