Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-13
BOYS AND GIRLS EXPOSITION
Held Saturday on Barton Fair GROUND
List of Prizes Awarded

out, mother and father, as well a
the boys and girls.
About 500 people, all told, were On
the fair grounds when the program
was IN full swing. The morning was
spent IN setting up the exhibits al
they arrived N autos, teams and bug
gies.
Mr. ingalls,. state club leader, from
burlington, was on hand 70 help IN
the Judging OF the exhibits. Mrs. II.
J. Stannar6 OF Orleans, judged the
food and sewing classes, assisted by
Mrs VIII Heyer, Newport County
agent, judged the vegetable and live
stock classes, assisted by Harry Shaw.
manager OF the Farmers Exchange,
Newport Mr.. ingalls, judged ths
canning exhibits assisted by the club
agent, Mr.. Bacon.
Six calves, two lambs, a colt, and
about p entries OF poultry exhibited
showed the boys and girls throughout
the county have been good farmers
the past year. All the exhibits were
OF first quality, giving great credit 10
the exhibitors
II was very happy crowd that left
the fair grounds AT ) o'clock and ev-
cry boy and girl declared they would
bring more next year.
CLASS BAKED FOODS
Lot best loaf white bread:
O. 1st Dorothy Dutton. Browning
ton, % cents.
Lot 2-Best plain cake:
o. 1st, Dorothy Dutton, Browning
TON, 30 cents.
End. Doris Reed, Brownington, 35c-
3rd, Anna Merriam. West Glover
25c
Lot 3-Best dozen cookies:
b. 1st, Dorothy Dutton, Browning
tor, so cents.
znd. Yenessa Gray. Charleston, 35c.
3rd. Gertrude Gray, Bloomington,
25c.
Lot Best dozen doughnuts:
D. 1st. Dorothy Dutton, Browning
End, Berniee Mack. West Clover.
35 cents
CLASS u-CANNED FOODS
+ Lot 6-Best collection OF berries and
tree GruIt-Five varieties.
+. 1st. Pearl Barry, Bloomington, 75c
/ End, Gertrude Gray, Brownington.
soc
3rd. Doris Reed, Bloomington, 25e.
/ Lot Best collection OF vegetables
Seven varieties.
/ 1st, Pearl Barry, Bloomington, 75c-
8
i soc; 3Ed, Dorothy Dutton. BroEu-
ington, 25e.
Lot S-Best collection OF jellies-FiEe
varieties.
1st, Doris Reed, Bloomington, 75c-
/ End, Dorothy Dutton, Bloomington,
1 soc; 3rd, Bernice Mack and Nil
dred Mack, West Glover, 25c-
Lot 91Best collection OF meats
t Three varieties.
1st, Dorothy Dutton, Bloomington.
i 75c.
+ CLASS III-SEWING
Lot 10-Best darn on stocking.
1st, Anna Merriam, West Glover
Lot 12-Best knitted articles.
t 1st, Gertrude Mason, Browningtoa.
soc; End. Pansy Shannon. Charles
/ ton, 35c.
Lot 13-Best crocheted yoke
1st, Gertrude Mason. Brownington.
( soc; End. Myrtle Tieehurst, West
/ Glover, 35c-
Lot 14-Best erocheted article
i 1st, Mildred Langevin, Barton, 50cs
| End, Pearl Hubbard, Barton, 35c-
Lot 15-Best plain washable dress
t 1st, Gertrude Gray, BrowningtoE.
| 75c and Soc
Lot 16-Best apron.
1st, Beatrice Labor, Barton, 5oc-
End, Beatrice Gray, Charleston. 35c-
Lot 17-Best towel.
/ 1st, Gertrude Mason, BroEnington-
35c: End. Anna Merriam, ". Glow
er. 25c; 3rd, Jennie Beauregard.
Bloomington, 15c-
Lot 18-Best sewing bag.
/ 1st, Doris LorImer, Newport, 5Occ
! End, Doris Gray, Bloomington 35G
i 3rd, Helen Heyer. Newport, 2oc-
Lot 19-Best nightgown-
1st, Lois MagOon, w Glover, 5Ocs
/ End, Doris Lorimer, Newport, 35cs
3rd, Doris Gray, Bloomington, z5e-
Special-Chemise-
SpeciaI-SIip (prineessl
4 1st. Lois Magoon, West Glover 5Ocs
i 2nd, Doris Gray, Bloomington, Doc
/ Speeial-Pillow slips
i 1st, Gertrude Mason, BrownIngton.
SpeciaANapkins
Ist. Doris Lorimer, Newport, Soc
Special Patchwork quilt top.
fst, Evelyn Bates. West Clover, 5Oc
I CLASS Iy-GARDEN AND FIELD
CROPS
Lot 21-Best six beets-
Isr George LacosS. Browning g-ons
S5c- 2lc. Harold CarOLs D2os s.-A-
: fon soc: Mildred Mack. West Cor
4 er- z5c; 3rd, Pansy Shannon, west
Charleston. 15c-
Tot 3I-Best squash.
fst Alvin Grammo, Sutton. 35cs
. 2rd Bernice Mack, West Clover
) 25c: 3rd. Ernest Mack. West Clover
1l 15c-
, Lot 32-Best pie pumpkin.
Isl. Howard Cook, Barton, s5es
2nd. Geerge Lzcoss, BrowningtoH-
BE: 3rd. Bernice Mack, West GioE-
er. 15c-
Lot 33-Best field pumpkin
Ist and 2nd, Gordon Hanson. Bar
tor. s5c; 3rd, Ernest Mack, West
Glover, 15c-
lTo- s-Best three cabbages-
Ist. Doris Reid. BrownIngton, 5Scs
2nd. Wifred Beauregard, BroWn-
fruton. 25c: 3rd, Gertrude Prescott
Barton, 15c-
! To4 37-Best collection cut hosEers
fst. Chester Gray. Charleston, DE
Lot 3e-Bezt 20 potatoes-one Earle-
Geor0e Lacoss. Brownlngton-
75c: 2nd, Edmond Swanson, Brg.En-
ington. soc; 3rd, Ernest Mack "esI
Clover. 25c-
Lot 40-Best 10 ears Flint corn
Ist. Carl Labor, Barton 5oe-