St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-17
Wide-Awake Grange
Wins First Prize
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ition of a small piece of maple sugar
brought in by Dennis Bean of St
Johnsbury, which was made by his
grandfather, Deacon Samuel Bean oil
Sheffield, VT, in 1920, just 100 y ar
ago.
r. A. Farmer of East Burke took
the sweepstakes prize for having tne
best exhibition of sugar on the
grounds. The prize was a handsome
silver cup. In addition, Mr.. Farme'
received first prize on syrup, secono
on hard sugar and second on maple
H. E. Remick of st. Johnsbu,y
Center took second prize on maple
cakes and a second on hard sugar.
f. A. Darling of Mountain view
Farm took a first prize on stirred
sugar and a second on maple cakes.
Ira M. Hunter Of East Burke le-
ceiyed a third prize on cakes ana a
third on hard sugar.
d. f. Grant of East St. Johnsbury
was superintendent of all OF the
maple products on eXhDltioh.
Among the other exhibitors on the
grounds were: ,4:
Blake-C owling Company, advortiS-
ing dirigible headlights.
w. II. Comfy, exhibiting Sterihs
Manuel Training Exhibits in charge
of l.. II. Baxter. This was very
interesting exhibit of woodcratt. "A
miniature evaporation, complete IN
every way, was on display. Other
things on exhibition were peanuts ana
cane sugar grown on Sand Hill,
domestic Science display of cannes
goods, embroidery and sewing. Cnl,-
dren's Department in charge OF MIS-.
Henry Ellis and Mrs. Robert BrG"h-
low. rxo NJ
C. B. Chase, with fine hho OF
sporting goods. c;oo
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Vermont State Agrlcui--
tuIal College and U. S. Department
Of Agriculture. Display OF photo
oronhs. miniature hen house, etc.
etc. ,o,1, d;.-
playing pianos, victrolas' bruhsw ,1',A
D,cora,rd in rcd, white ana due
l., charoc Of Ii. c. Ingalls,, Ed. Peter
lnn George LittleCcld, Charles Mac
Con,ev of Newport, and Mrs. Lillian
Goslen. MIS- Lillian Richards was
c. H. Goss, Paramount ranges;
Farmers Department. In ch;tIge
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hastings.
Vegetables, fruits, flowers, plants
ferns. homemade cheese, dairy but
DeLavaI Mixer, Walker & Brock
Trench d Bean Co., advertising,
Daniel Webster Flour. in charge CT
the Boston agent. Taking orders to
be delivered nv the local dealer.
Vermont Forestry Exhibit, head
ouartcrs at BURLINGTON. in charge OF
Hall g. Teachout. Exhibitin" DougiaS
fir. Scotch pine, Norway spruce, Rod
nine. European larch.
The CaledonanRecord, general
information bureau.
Stuart Auto Sales Co., of MclndocS
in CHARGE of G. r. Duncan. Fine OK
hibit Of roadsters and TOURING cars.
w. A. Wright with line of FordFon'
tractors and farm machinery. Also
Ford cars.
Vermont Farm Machinery Corn,
of Bellows Falls, in charge OF W. ID.
Marvin. Showing Monarch line OF
cream separators. cvaporators, stor-
age tanks.
j. w. ellis o fDanville with Inter-
national line.
The Leader Evaporator Co. of Bur-
lington with cvaporators, storage
tanks and mixers.
A. f. Counsel & Son. one we fur
mace. two-in-one washing machine,
gasoline engines. Large exhibit.
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
Pin cushion, Madeline Palmer of
St. Johnsbury, I'd, SO cents.
Doilie, Madeline Palmer of st.
Johnsbury, I'd. so cents.
Doilie, Madeline Palmer of St.
Johnsbury, 3rd. so cents.
Drawings, John w. Lawd of West
Barnet. 1st, Is cents.
Cranberry Jam, Anna Harvey of
St. Johnsbury. 3rd, 25 cents.
Raspberry Jam, Anna Harvey of
St. Johnsbury, Bird, 25 cents.
Rose Leaf, Anna Harvey of st.
Johnsbury, I'd, so cents.
Canned Peaches Anna Harvey of
st. Johnsbury, Bird, 25 cents.
Canned Apples, Anna Harvey of
st. Johnsbury, 3rd, 25 cents.
Canned Strawberries. Anna Harvey
of St. Johnsbur- 3rd, .25 cents.
Canned Raspberrics, Anna Harvey
of st. Johnsbury. 3rd, 25 cents.
Orange marmaladc. Anna Harvey
of St. Johnsbury, I'd, so cents.
Sweet Peaches, Anna Harvey of
st. JOhnsburv, 3rd, 25 cents.
Spanish pickles, Anna Harvey of
ST. Johnsbury, 3rd. 25 cents.
Carrots, Anna Harvey of st. Johns
bury, 3rd, 25 cents
Corn, Anna Harvey of St. Johns