The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-07
PEACHAM

ne UOyS ana girls nelQ tnelf agTlc
ultural exhibit at the town hall We'd
nesday, Oct. /. Mr.. and Mrs. LELAND
Wood of St. Johnsbury acted as
judges and the exhibit was in charge
of Harvey Burbank and the teachers
of the schools in town. Following is
list of prize winners:
Fine potatoes-1st Millyn Moore,
End Norman Blair
Fine apples-1st Audrey Craig, End
Caroline E. Moore, 3rd Edmund Alb
bolt.
Two Beets-1st Dexter WEIGH, End
Helen A. Sanborn, 3rd Theron Muir
| ply.
One Pumpkin-1st Robert r. Els
den, End Richard Miller
One Cabbage-Preston Purple.
One Squash-1st Preston Purple,
End Dexter WEIGH, 3rd Lawrence
Woodward.
One Turnip-1st. Lawrence Wood
ward, End Preston Purple.
Three Carrots-1st Margaret Mil
Ter, End Lawrence Woodward.
Three Parsnips-Preston Purple.
Three Tomatoes-1st Helen A..
Sahborn, End Lawrence Woodward.
Two ripe Cucumbers-1st Dexter
Welch, End Clyde Munroe, 3rd Esther
Mcclellan.
Ten ears Yellow Corn-1st Wendell
Clark, End Edmund Abbott.
Best collection Apples-1st Theo-
dora Darling, End Esther r. McLel-
Ian.
Best collection Vegetables-Gifford
Robinson.
Jelly-1st Hazel Goss, End Myrlee
E. Clark
Canned Fruit-1st Myrlee E. Clark,
End Margaret Lamb.
White Bread-1st Margaret Miller,
End Wilson Thresher.
Cake (no frosting)-1st Helen A.
Sanborn, End Myrlee E. Clark.
Layer Cake-1st Seraph Darling,
End Julia d. Cowan.
Canned Vegetables-1st Eudora
Hodgdon, End Edmund Abbott.
Grades /, 2, 3 and
Jar Jelly-Rose Mary Miller.
Jar Fruit-1st Ida Ashford, End
Kenneth Cowan.
Jar Theodore Darling.
Cake (no frosting)-1st Rose Mary
Miller, End Evelyn Lyford.
Wooden Article-1st Robert Moore,
End Edward r. Mackay.
Sofa Pillow-1st Eudora Hodgdon,
End Doris Darling.
Knitted Article-1st Edith Nc
Phee, End Elmer Farrow.
Crocheted Article-Teresa HASTE.
Fancy Article-1st Agnes Shaw,
End Margaret A. Lamb.
--ecessaray Patching-1st Myrlee
E. Clark, End Helen A. Sanborn.
Necessarily Darning-Myrlee E.
Clark
One Wooden Article-Earle w.
Thresher.
Sofa Pillow-Ethel McPhee.
One Print Apron-Lou A. Harvey.
One Knitted Article-1st Lou A.
Harvey, End Earle w. Thresher.
Chickens-1st Preston Purple, End
Nelson B. Mulligan.
Calves-1st James A. Craig, End
Earl Hodgdon.
Vermont Woods-Newton Phillips.
Extras
Crane Millyn Moore.
Goose-Doris Darling.
Soldier Beans-1st Edmund Abb
bolt, End George Chandler.
Cut Flowers-Vivian E. Snow.
Patch Work-Agnes Shaw.
Cranberry Beans-Edward L.
Rowe.
Drawing-1st Benjamin Thresher,
End Wilson Thresher.
Sunday, October 5, was Promotion
Sunday at the Congregational church
and election of officers for the Sun
day School. Short promotion exer-
cises were held and diplomas were
presented to those passing on to
higher classes. The following officers
were elected: Supt., Wesley c.
Duesher; Asst. Supt., r. B. Abbott;
Junior Supt., Mrs. Ollie McFarlane;
Sec, Miss Elsie Choate; Treas, Miss
Bernice Blanchard.
Mrs. Herbert Hooker and Miss
Bessie Varnum remain about the
same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Goss of Middle
bury have been visiting at his fathers
Frank Goss' and were at Mary
Craig's Sunday,
John Stevenson leaves Wednesday,
Oct 8, for Boston, en- route to Flor
ida to spend the winter. Mr., Steven
son is nearly "a years old and makes
the trip to Florida every fall.
Miss Gladys Gibson of Claremont,
N. H., called on her aunt, Mrs. James
Stevensons Sunday, making the trip
here with Mr.. Richardson in his
motor cycle.
George Stockemer and bride of Bos-
ton are stopping at Oliver Cowan's
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Murphy have
moved into Mrs. Rena Hunters house
at East Peacham. Ray EMERSON has
bought the place where Murphy lived