The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-25
PREMIUMS
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| WIlliHgs I3b, foS' P'i gu" ii'iN '
scape, 1st, 75c; pencil drawing still
life, LIST, 75c; collection canned vege-
tables, LIST, 75c; collection canned
fruit, LIST, 75c; plate of tomatoes, 1st
75c; cabbage, End, SOC.
Alan Ashcraft, Set of knots, 1st
75c.
Edward Farmer, Home Gamer, 1st
75c set of knots, End, soc; plant
stand, list, 1st, 75c.
Roland Burrows, Bird house, Bird
Csc; milk stool, End, SOC; candle hold
er, list, 75c.
John Pike, Handy~ladder, End, SOC.
James Puffer, Bird house, list, 75ci
Handy ladder, 1st, 75c; plant stand,
End, SOC.
Charles Rathbun, Fireless cooker, LIST
Use.
Maxwell Shields, brooder, 1st, 75c;
woven stool, 1st, 75c.
Walter Green, bird house, 2nd, SOC;
fly trap, LIST, 75c; poultry feeder, 3rd,
rs.
Charlotte Champoux, sofa pillow,
LIST, 75c.
Robert ]. Brownlow, Afaghan, LIST,
75c; 2 Sofa Pillows, LIST, 75c; apron,
3rd, 25; Vermont Banner, LIST, Use.
Theodore M. Ellis, pedestal, LIST,
75c; foot stool, LIST, 75c; large tray,
1st, 75c; small tray, End, SOC; medi-
cine cabinet, list, 75c; shoe shine box,
1st, Use.
Mildred Hastings, can raspberries,
LIST, 75c; can plums, 3rd, Csc; can
string beans, End, soc; can sour
pickles, 3rd, Csc.
Johnson Brothers, collection of
squashes, 1st, 75c.
Ellen and Edwina Macomber, three
fancy pillows, 1st, 75c.
Marguerite McGill, scarf, 1st, Use f;
apron, 1st, 75c; baby's bib, Ord, 25c /;
doiley, End, soc; pillow top, 3rd, Use
Elizabeth McGill, sewing bag, End,
SOC.
Dorothea Jacques, sweater, 1st, 75c
runner, LIST, Use; center piece, LIST, 75c
John E. Bandy, squash, LIST, Use ;
cabbage, 1st, Toe; beets, 3rd, 25c; to-
matoes, End, soc.
Rena Costa, cauliAower (box) 1st,
75c; tomatoes, LIST, 75c.
Louis X. Goodwin, peanuts, 1st,
75c
Anna Harvey, can blackberries, 1st
75c; can laspberries, End, soc; can
apples, 3rd, 25c; can pumpkin, 3rd,
25c; can corn, LIST, 75c; can tomatoes,
LIST, Use; can rhubarb, list, Use; can
orange marmalade, LIST, 75c; can
crab apple jelly, 3rd, 25c; can straw
berry preserves, list, 75c; can pie
pumpkin, LIST, 75c; can filed pumpkin,
3rd, Csc; can onions (Danvers) 1st,
75c; can carrots (Oz heart) LIST, 75c;
bouquet Zennias, End, soc; Spanish
Pickles, 1st, Use; raspberry jam, LIST,
75c.
ORANGES
Nine Oranges made EXHIBITS
Green Mountain Grange, st.
Johnsbuy Center
Enterprise Grange, Lyndon.
Wide Awake Grange, st. Johnsbury
Center.
Danville Grange, Danville.
Lake View Grange, West Barnet.
Independent Grange, Sheffield.
Burke Mountain Grange, East
Burke.
Riverside Grange, Wheelock.
Caledonia Grange, East Hardwick.
A reward of $40 was given to each
grange making an exhibit.
The Green Mountain grange was
awarded the list prize $50. This is
the oldest grange now in existence in
the state and was instituted by the
father of A. F. Lawrence, who went
TO Washington, d C. to get the rules
and regulations for starting grange
and on his return the Green Noun
tain Grange was formed.
The Enterprise Grange of Lyndon
was awarded the End prize of 500.
The WideAwake Grange of st.
Johnsbury Center was awarded the
Bird prize of $40.
The Danville Grange of Danville
was awarded the 4th prize.
The Caledonia Grange of East
Hardwick is the second oldest grange
now in existence in the state.
The judges of the oranges were j.
3. Paul, president of the Playground
Association of Lancaster, Miss Lii
liam Rosebrooke and Mrs. George
Morris, both prominent in Lancaster
oranges.
POULTRY
Brahmas, light, cock, John Camp
bell, 1st, 2; hen, John Campbell, list,
So; End, 81; 3rd, SOC. Cockerel,
James Campbell, LIST, So; End, 81; Bird
soc. Pullett, John Campbell, 1st, So;
End, ST.; 3rd, soc.
ENTERED IN PAIRS
Geese, Toulouse, cock and hen,
Harold l.. Penniman, LIST, So; cock
erel and pullet, Harold l.. Penniman,
LIST, SO.
Geese, African, cock and hen, John
Campbell, 1st, So.
Leghorns, Rose-Comb Brown
Cockerel, E. A. Darling, LIST, So; I'd
81.
Pullett, e. A. Darling, 1st, So; End,
81; 3rd, SOC.
Lcghorns, Single Comb, White
ooo1yoro1 TT I1ctor 1ct L