The Press., 1919-10-30
STAFFORD FAIR PREMIUMS
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

s1.50. Bedquilt, Mrs. H. c. Holt, Staff ford second, $1. Bed spread, croch- eted, Mrs. w. H. Irons, Stafford Spgs, special $1. Crocheted sweater, special $1; drawn in rug, special, 50; Mrs. H. B. Bolieau, Stafford Springs. Braided rug, Mrs. Geo. Maskiel, So. Coventry, .5O. Crocheted rugs, Mrs. N. T. Smith, Vernon, second, $1. Collection hand painted China dishes, and pictures, Mrs. J. H. Louden, Mon son, Mass, special. $4. Hair wreath and sea moss, Mrs. H. c. Wheeler, Stafford Springs, special, .75. Picture, Miss Inez Mazzi, Stafford Springs, special, $1. Bath robe, J. M. Champ lin, So. Coventry, special, 50. An tique hoop-skirt, brown silk dress with cape, silk shawls, black cape, hair wreath, Miss Phi1a Williams, Stafford Springs, special, $2. Birch bark frame, tobacco pouch, snuff boxes; August Tiziani, Stafford Springs, $1. Oil painting, second, $1 !; pastel, special, .50; P. Reynolds, Staff ford Springs Mattress cover, Mrs. Fred Glover, Stafford. special, $1.50. Collection amateur photography, Louis R. Murray, Ogdensburg, N. Y., special,
 75. Collection canned fruit and veg etables, special, $2; collection jelly special, $1 Mrs. Archie Palmer, So. Coventry.
 FANCY ARTICLES.
 Crocheted dressing jacket, special, 5O crocheted pillow top, 25; croch- eted dolly, knitted dolly, .15; croch- eted lace, special, $1; two night-dres- ses, crocheted yoke, second, 50; ma chine gem shells, .75; Mrs. A. Palnure, Brooklyn, N. Y. Embroidered bed set, special, $50; two night dresses, crocheted yoke, first, .75; two under vests, crocheted yoke, special, .50; set of curtains, crocheted lace, special, $1 Mrs. Delmar Watkins, West Brook field, Mass. Crocheted dolly set, spec ial, .75; Boudoir cap, first, .25; bag. first, 50; apron, special, .15; embroid- cred lunch set, second, 50; W. E Orcutt, Coventry, Conn. Embroidered baby set, special, $1, Mrs. Wm. Sy- monds, Stafford Springs. Sofa pill lows, ,.50; Boudoir cap, second, .25 Miss Florence Richard, Stafford Springs. Tatting center piece, spec ial, $2, Stella Tyler, w. Brookfeld Mass. Table cover, second, .75, En- ma Tyler, w. Brookfeld, Mass Crocheted lunch cloth, special, 50; couch cover, special, 50; table center piece, third, 25; bed set, second, $1 Mrs Hubert Richard, Stafford Springs Crocheted yokes, .75; table scarf, third
 50; Mrs. Donald Riberdy, w. Brook field, Mass. Handkerchiefs, tatting edge, special, 50; tatting yoke, spec ial, .75; tatting collar, special, .75; Mrs. E. Whiton, Stafford. Crocheted yoke on camisole, second, $1; collar second, .75; collar, Daffodil first, 50 Nellie Fontanella, Stafford Springs Embroidered sofa pillow top, first, 50 crocheted night-dress yoke, .75; pill low slips, first, .75; May Kayan, Staf- ford Springs. Embroidered night dress, .75; center piece, .25; crocheted pillow slips, second, .75; Mary Mutzy Stafford Springs Crocheted mats, 50 bag, second, .25; Miss Nellie Brown Stafford Springs. Crocheted camisole third, 75; yoke, .25; night-dress crocheted yoke, 40; Mrs. w. F. Gibbs Stafford Springs. Center piece, .25; Embroidered rompers, special, .25; Mrs. Daniel Thompson, Union. Croch- eted yoke, .35; Mrs. Harry Ryder Union. Crocheted chemise, 50; chem ise, .5O; night-dress, 40; Mrs. Geo Roster, Union. Embroidered napkins special, $50; sofa pillow, second, .75 Miss Alice Francnear, Hartford, Conn Night-dress, crocheted yoke, third, 40 night-dress, 50; sofa pillow, third 50; Miss Virginia Scussell, Stafford Springs. Crocheted piece, second, .75; Mrs. John Autayo,. Stafford Springs Embroidered center piece, .75; table cover, first, $1; table cover, first $50; Mrs. D. J. Stephens, Stafford Springs. Brown table cloth, special
 50; collar and cuff set, special, .25 pillow cases, third, .25; rose yoke, 40 butterfly yoke, second, .25; bedspread first, $1; Mrs. Hugh McLaron, Ben- nington, Vt. Crocheted jacket, 50; Mrs. Annie Bolieau, Stafford Springs Tidy special, .25; pillow, first, 40; Pietro Panciera, Stafford Springs Fillet sweater, special, $1; crocheted baskets, special, .5O; bread tray spec ial .75; Mrs. F. Mclean Walsh, Staf- ford Springs. Collection four croch- eted yokes, special, $1, Mrs. A. A West, Springfield, Mass. Corset bag special, 75; embroidered table cover
 75; lace handkerchief, .25; scarf, .5O; collection nine center pieces, $1; Mrs O. w. Bowen, Danielson, Conn. Pill low top covers, 50; Jacob w. Wytas Stafford. Crocheted table covers, first $1; table cover, 50; Mrs. Frank Luch art, s. Wilmington, Conn. Luncheo1 set, tatting, special, .50; Mrs. Amanda Harper, Stafford Springs. Crochetet corset cover, first, .75; Nellie Font amelia, Stafford Springs. Center piece special, .75; center piece, special 50 Miss Madaline Coxnell Monson, Mass Table cover third, .25; Mrs. Harr. Pratt, West Willirgton. Table scarf first, $1, Mrs. 2. Raymond Towne
 Stafford Springs. Crocheted night
 dress, .25; night dress, 35; combi
 nation, .75; Ruby Corners, Stafford
 Library scarf, special, $1; cente piece, special, 50; Mrs. Fred Young Stafford Springs Crocheted piece first, .75, Mrs Margaret Morrell, Staf ford Springs. Crocheted yoke, thirC 50, Mrs. Catherine Ash, Rockville Embroidered center piece, second, .4( Miss Florence Pallanck, Staffor Springs. Large felt table cover, spec ial, .75; small felt table cover, .5O Mrs. H. L. Richardson, Williamsburg Mass. Night-dress embroidery, frs $1; crochet night-dress case, specia 50; crochet table runner, second, .75 Miss Rachel M. Glover, Stafford Embroidered breakfast set, first, $1.50 center piece, .75; Miss Margaret F Glover, Stafford. Embroidered cente piece, 50; pillow top, special, .25 Arlone Weatherhead, Willimantio Conn. Crocheted yoke; 50; croch
 eted yoke, first, .75; Mrs. H. c. Holt
 Stafford Springs. Pillow top, second .25; Gladys Orcutt, Coventry, Conn. BOYS AND GIRLS SECTION.
 Flint corn-Second, Mason Parker
 Mansfield, (no first.) $2.5O.
 Potatoes-Ffrst, Mason Parker
 Mansfield, Conn.,, .75; second, Olive
 Clark, Vernon, 50; third, Ralph Ford
 Stafford Springs, .25.
 Largest and best collection of vege
 tables grown by an individual:-
 First, William Clark, Vernon, $a
 Best collection of five commercial
 varieties grown by an individual:-
 First, Marion Clark, Vernon, SIP
 Shelled Beans-First, Roger Pow
 nall, Stafford Springs, 50; second
 RenatO BacchiOci, Stafford Springs