Connecticut western news., 1919-10-16
LIST OF AWARDS AT NORTH CANAAN FAIR Number of Exhibits Muck Smaller Than Last
 Year

The annual faT of the North Cas naan Fair Association was held at tho town hall last Thursday afternoon and evening. Due to the inclemeut weather the attendance was ratheg small, while the exhibits were muck smaller in number than those shown last year. The lateness of the sea- son undoubtedly accounts in part for this.
 In connection with the fair ths State Agricultural College had a tent in which they exhibited masy farm improvements, the work of boys and girls canning, pig, pouI- try and other clubs, and showed in a practical manner the proper planting and cultivation of various farm crops The contents of the tent were worthy of close study by all and of particu- lat interest to the farmer.
 Following is a list of prizes awarded:
 Where address is not given, Ca- naan is understood.
 SENIOR DIVISION
 Quart White Beans-1st, Mary & Hawley, Southfield, Mass.
 Quart any other variety Beans- 1st, E. w. & z. A. Rhoades; 2ndy Mrs Chas. Nelson.
 Beets-1st, Jessie c. Donalds: End, Mrs. Chas. Nelson. | 3 Cabbages-1st, John Cudney; 2nd, Mrs, Chas. Nelson. Carrots-1st, E. W. 6 z. A Rhoades | End, Gaylord Bros, East Canaan, Conn.
 8 Cucumbers-1st, E. W. & 2. A Rhoades.
 5 onions-1st, E. W. & z. A. Rhoades; 2nd, Jessie c. Donalds.
 5 Parsnips-1st, E. W. 6 z. A Rhoades; End, Julia Luminati. 2 Squash-1st, Joseph B. Tinker; End, John Cudney.
 Pumpkins-1st, J. A. Shultis. Falls Village; End, A. A. Knight ears Sweet Corn-1st, E. w e z. A. Rhoades; End, J. c. Stevens
 Tomatoes-1st, E. w. & Z- A Rhoades; 2nd, K. M. Granger.
 Turnips-1st, Jessie c. Donaldss End, E. W. 6 z. A. Rhoades.
 Caulifower-1st, E. w. & Z A. \ Rhoades; End, W. N. Beebe.
 2 Punches Celery-1st, W. N Beebe; End, Julia Luminati.
 ears Pop Corn-1st, Adelbert Dings; End, Julia Luminati.
 Collection Apples-1st, A. A Knight.
 Peck Irish Cobbler Potatoes-lss H. F. Beebe; End, Adelbert Dings.
 Peck Green Mountain Potatoes-s ist, Ellen l. Bronson, East Canaanx End, Gaylord Bros, East Canaan.
 Peck any other variety Potatoes 1st, H. F. Beebe; End, J. c. Stevens
 6 ears Field Corn-1st, Gaylord Bros, East Canaan; 2nd, Adelbert Dings.
 Collection Canned Vegetables 1st, Mrs. c. E. Badgley; End, Eliza beth Lee.
 Collection Canned Fruit-1st, Mrs c. E. Badgley.
 Collection Canned Meats-1st Jessie c. Donalds.
 2 Jars String Beans-1st, Mrs- w. N. Beebe; End, Mrs. c. E. Badg- ley.
 ? Jars Corn-1st, Mrs. W. Beebe; 2nd, Mrs. Chas. Nelson.
 2 Jars Greens-1st, Mrs. c. F. Badgley.
 2 Jars Beets-1st, Mrs. c. E. Badgley; 2nd, Mrs. W. N. Beebe.
 2 Jars Carrots-1st, Mrs. c. K Badgley. ..-e
 2 Jars Tomatoes-1st, Mrs. w. N- Beebe; End, Mrs. Chas. Nelson.
 2 Jars any other vegetables-1st Miss M. E. Pierce; End, Mrs. c. k Badgley.
 2 Jars Blackberries-1st, Mrs. w N. Beebe; End, Margaret E. Mullen, Mass.
 2 Jars Blueberries-1st, Addie M- East Canaan; End, Mrs. w. N. Beebe.
 2 Jars Raspberries-1st, Mrs. c. K. Badgley; 2nd, Mrs. W. N. Beebe.
 2 Jars Pears-1st, Mrs. c. F. Badgley; End, Mrs. W. N. Beebe.
 Jars Peaches-1st, Mrs. w. N- Beebe; End, Mrs. C. E. Badgley.
 2 Jars any other Fruit-1st, Mrs- c. E. Badgley; End, Margaret E- Mullen, Sheffield, Mass.
 1 Jar Strawberry Jam-1st, Mrs W. N. Beebe; End, Mrs. Meda G. Hawley, Southfeld, Mass.
 1 Jar any other jam-1st, Bessie A. Gaylord, East Canaan; End, Mar garet E. Mullen, Sheffield, Mass.
 Jar Apple Jelly-1st, Mrs. C. F.
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