Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-10-01
PREMIUM WINNERS
AT THE FAIR
CONTINUED from page one)

FL =.
Three Bush Scallop, white, Waite
c. Hall, S1.O0.
Delicious Boston Marrow, JOIN
S. Bandy, $l00; Arthur Gaskell, SOC
John Campbell, 25c.
Three Hubbard Bush Scallol
Yellow, John $. Dandy, $l.00; Curti
Hastings, soc; Walter c. Hail, 25c.
SQUASHEs
Largest and best display, John S
Badly, Sl.0O; John Campbell, soc.
TURNIPS
Six English or fiat, yellow Of
white, John Campbell, $1.0O; Walter
c. Hall, SOC.
Six Yellow Ruta Baga, Edgar Il
Brown, $1.OO; Walter Hall, SOC.
Largest and best display, Walter G.
Hall, $1.0O.
TOMATOES
Largest and best collection, Wal
ter c. Hall, $1.00; John S. Bandy
soc.
CUCUMBERS
LARGEST and best collection, Waite!
C. Hall, $1.O0; John S. Bandy, Soc.
Largest and best display OF vege-
tables, Ira M. Hunter, $500.
CITRONS
A. l.. Peak, $100.
APPLES
Largest and best show Of apples, not
less than six varieties, five specimens
of each kind raised by one person,
Curtis Hastings, $4.00; John S. Ban
dy, $500; Ira M. Hunter, $1.OO.
Five Greetings, John S. Bandy,
Use.
Five Pearmains, E. A. Gray, 75c;
Curtis Hastings, soc.
Five Tolman Sweets, John S. Ban
dy, 75c; Curtis Hastings, SOC.
Five Bell Flower, John S. Bandy,
75c; E. A. Gray, SOC.
Five Fameuse, John S. Bandy, 75c;
Curtis Hastings, SO; E. A. Gray, 25c.
Five Wealthy, John S. Bandy, 75c;
Curtis Hastings, Soc; f. A. Gray,
25c. = .l&'
rive Duchess. Curtis Hastings,
75c.
Five Crabfi, Curt; Hastings, 73c.
Five Pound Sweet, Curtis Hast
ings, 75c.
Five Bethel, Curtis Hastings, 75c.
Five Mcintosh, John S. Banly, 75c.
Five Wagner, John S. Bandy, 75c.
Five Russell Sweet, John S. Ban
dy,, Use.
BUTTER
Sweepstakes for Dairy Butter, e.
A. Darling, $500.
Best Box 5 lbs. or more, H. e.
Remick, $500; Devinc M. Cummings,
$500; Curtis Hastings, $1.O0.
Best prints lb. or more, E. A.
Darling, $500; Devine NJ. Cummings,
$500.
Best 10 lb. in tub, Devine M. Cum
mings, $3.00.
CHEESE
Domestic cheese, plain, E. A. OAR
ling, $500; E. A. Darling, $500; e.
A. Darling, $1.00.
Domestic Cheese, herb, E. A. OAR
ling, $500; E. A. Darling, $500; +.
A. Darling, S1.00.
HONEY, BREAD, AND
CANNED VEGETABLES. JELLY
Best 10 lb. pail maple sugar, Cur
It's Hastings, $500.
Best lb. Maple Honey, Curtis
Hastings, $500.
Best White Bread with receipt,
Mrs. Henry Harvey, $1.00.
Best loaf Graham bread, Lillian B.
McGill, $1.00.
Best loaf Rye and Indian Bread,
Curtis Hastings, $1.00.
Best lot sour pickles, Lillian B.
$1.OO; Curtis Hastings, SOC.
Best lot sweet pickles, Curtis Hast
ngs, $1.00.
Best lot canned peaches, Lillian B.
McGill, $1.00; Curtis Hastings, SOC;
Lillian B. McGill, Csc.
Best canned Pears, Lillian B. Nc
Gill, $1.OO; Lillian B. McGill, SOC.
Best canned strawberries, Mrs.
Cppie Johnson, $1.00; Lillian B.
McGill, SOC.
Best canned raspberries, Mrs. Ep-
pie johnson, 100; Curtis Hastings,
SOC; Lillian B. McGill, 25c.
Best canned blackberries, Lillian
B. McGill, 100; Lillian B. McGill,
Soc; Curtis Hastings, Csc.
Best Apple Jelly, Curtis Hastings,
s1.OO; Lillian 3. McGill, SOC.
Best Currant Jelly, Mrs. Eppie
Johnson, $1.00; Lillian B. McGill,
SOC.
Best Grape Jelly, Lillian B. McGill,
300.
Best jar Orange marmalade, Maude
Grant, $100; Mrs. Henry Harvey,
Soc; Lillian B. McGill, Csc.
Glass Water Pitcher given by the
Berry Ball Dry Goods Co., for best
plate of fruit shown, Curtis Hastings.
Special premium given by The Peck
Company for best lib package of
butter, H. E. Remick, milk scale.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS OFFERED
BY E. A. DARLING FOR
Bert collection of canned fruits put !
up by girls under 16 years, Dorothy
Baxter, 1.50.
Best collection of canned vege-
;ables, Dorothy Baxter, $50. \
Hand Made Hooked rugs, Maude
Grant, $500; Mrs. Alvin w. Flint,
$500; Mrs. Daniel Davis, $3.50.
Hand Made Braided Rug, Harriet
5. Brewer, $500.
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