Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-20
Bloomington Club Fair.

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The four Boys and Girls clubs of !
Bloomington got together, Tuesday,
October 5, at the schoolhouse at
Bloomington Center for their annual
fair. Schools in the four parts of the
town were closed to allow attendance
to be compl1e. Lunch was served
in the form of sandwiches, cake, pie
coffee and cheese, by Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Dutton, as
sisted by the girls of the clubs. The
attendance was 200.
Four booths were very prettily ar
ranged, one for each club. Decora-
tions were crepe paper streamers and
autumn leaves and were very pretty
indeed. The four clubs represented
were: Wide Awake club, from the
village, Miss Inez Winslow, local lead
er; Busy Bee club, Center, Mrs. w.
J. Monteith, local leader; jolly Jun
iors, North district, Mrs. E. J. Caron,
local leader; Willing Workers, Evans
vile, Mr.. Cook, acting local leader.
The quality of the exhibits shown
and the spirit of the whole affair
were very characteristic of the Brown
ington community. They are to be
congratulated upon their interest in
the boys and girls in their club work.
The judges were: Mrs. FL. j. STAN
nard, Orleans, clothing and cooking;
Mr. Boyd, superintendent of schools
in West CharlestGsl, vegetables, with
M. r. Bacon, county club agent, can
ming and livestock.
CLASS BAKED FOODS
Lot BEST loaf white bread.
1st, Dorothy Dutton, soc; End, Vera
Nichols, 35c; 3rd, Eva Robinson,
Lot BEST three varieties Dread
excluded)
1st, Gertrude Gray, soc; End, Dor
othy Dutton, 35c; 3rd, Eva Robin
son, zoe.
Lot Special Zone or two varieties
1st, Esther Barry, 25c; End. Doris
Reid, 20c.
Special Under II years.
1st, Helen Burroughs, zoe; End, Ar
| lene Proyoncha, Zoe.
CLASS 2-CANNED FOODS
Lot Best collection Not less than
10 and not over 20)
1st. Doris Reid, Csc; End, Dorothy
Dutton, 40c: 3rd, Gertrude Maso@
Lot Best three jars fruit.
1st and End, Pearl Barry, 35c, zoe
Lot 6-Best three jars vegetables.
1st and End, Pearl Barry, 35c, Zoe
Lot Especial tUnder y years.
1st, Arlene Provoncha, 25c; End
Vera Nichols, 15c.
ECLASS 3-SEWING AND GRO
CHETING
Lot 9EBest crocheted article.
1st, Gertrude Mason, 35c; End, Pear
Barry, zoe.
Lot 10-Best collection of sewing
1st, Gertrude Gray, 65c; End, Eva
; Robinson, 40c.
: Lot 11-Best sofa pillow cover.
4 Smith, 15c.
Lot Especial for girls under II.
I 1st, Gertrude Mason. 25c; End
81 Norma Stone, zoe.
Especial for girls under II.
: 1st, Eunice Stone, 25c; End, Marial
1 Young, zoe.
, Lot 13-Special prizes.
Alice Ennor, 25c; Emma Robinson
zoe; Jennie Beauregard, zoe; Ar
lene Provoncha, 20c; Vera Nichols
CLASS "
1st, George Lacoss, Csc; End, Ed
Blakeley, 40c.
:, Lot 15-Best four beets.
/, 1st, George Lacoss, 25c; End, Dori
! Reid, 15c.
! Lot 16-Four carrots.
1st, Ruth Cook, 25c; End, Clarenc
Barry, 15c.
Lot 17-1O Potatoes.
1st, Edmund Swanson, 5Oc; 2no
|, Harley Blake, 35c; 3rd, Edwar
!, Blakeley, zoe.
z Lot 18-Quart beans.
1st, Ruth Cook, 25c; End, Morri
Houston, 15c.
1 Lot 19-Squash.
i 1st, VIM. Lacourse, 25c; End, Ralp
Dutton, 15c.
Lot 20-Pumpkin.
1st, Florence Kelley, 25c; End. Hele
1 Burrows. 15c.
7 Lot 21-Cabbage.
+ 1st, Doris Reid, 25c; End, Ruper
. Mcdowell, 15c.
: Lot 22- Onions.
) 1st, Marian Young, 25c.
f Lot 23-Plate apples.
! 1st, Ed. Blakeley, 25c; End, Clayto
Larock, 15c.
e Lot 28-Tomatoes.
: : 1st, Doris Reid, 25c.
Z Lot Especial, Cucumbers.
= George Lacoss. 25c.