Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-16

for matched and trained ciEssss of oxen took place near the center. Thomas Daly of Bolton Hill took first prise in the year old with his Holssetns. First prize for year old went tc Ned Difn- ock Of Holland with his DnrhAms. Hen " Reed of Coventry took first prize for 5 year old with her HerefoEas and his brother Rufus Reed came second with his Hoisteins. The Hoistefna also tcek first in the s-year old class. onriag the afternoon contests in pulling were held among the various classes for which ad- ditionsl prizes were awarded. The eassrtsianaent of the day began at noon when a roast beef dinner was served in Grange hall. At o'clock the annual parade took place, the order of the march being as follows; Rockville Fife and Drum Corps Floats
 Silver Street Schoas North School District 10 School l Societies
 | Ready Helpers l Christian EHasavg9 1 Individual
 l Town Donkey l 1 North Coventry of the Future i Cattle l Prise awarded fer Heats went te the l following: School float Pond Hill, l district six. Flowers, butterflies and birds. Second, District 10, State flower, Laurel. Societies. Coventry Fragment society, Ye Old Fashioned Spinning Wheel. Second. Ready Helper soeietiy Honorable mention to Christian Endeavor
 society. Individual floats: to Ralph Hali float a picturizsti0n of tho future oi
 Parish Coventry, Second, to Two-mal Donkey.
 At three o'clock in the afternoon ar address was delivered in Coventry
 church by Rev. Victor v. Sawyer ot
 Rockville. who had for his topic, Th'
 Farmer as a Patriot. At 3.36 o'clock 1T
 Grange hall the afternoon performance O
 Aaron Slick of Punkin Crick, was give1 T by a caste from Bolton. grange. Tn, . Qplay was rollicking comedy. well in
 terpreted. During the evening olt
 fashioned dancing was enjoyed in Grang
 hall, with Mrs. olin French at the pi
 ano, Charles E. Turney violinist ana
 Charles I Rogers prompter.
 Along the midway were the usual ie
 cream, soda. candy and pop corn stands
 An attraction was the grab bag stand
 in which persons deposited the none } and pulled the string attached to prize
 The usual balloon vender was on the jot
 The success of the fair, now an an [ nual event, was due largely to the wor of the following members of the grange Emil J. K0ehler and Charles Christen 7 son, in charge of parade arrangements Mrs. Henry W. Loud in charge of tn Grange float; Mrs. Clarence S. Fisk : Miss Camilla Nicksen and Miss Mario I. GFiswoid in charge of the scoop an Mrs. Arthur L. Reed in charge of tn . dinner. The superintendent and judge : were:
 Glass A judge, Harrison L. Hamilto 4 class A1-superintendent, Charles I :, Tourney; judge, Joseph Alliston. Clas U B--Superintendent, Mrs, H. B. Pomeroy {, judge, Mrs. Dakin. Class B1-Superi1 tendent Mrs. Henry ". Loud judg E Mrs. Dakin. Class C-Superintenden ' Mrs. E. J. Keehler; judge, Mrs H. e. Thompson. Class D-Superintenden '' Mrs. F. c. Hall; judge, Mrs. W. ] 7, Thrall. Class E-Superintendent, Joh II II E. Kingsbury. judge, F. ". Pitkin. Cla. 1 F-Superintendent, A. L. Reed judge, ! e H. Parker. Class G-Superintendent, ,. Irving Loornis; judge, E. E. Tucke II II Class H-Superintendent, E. J. Keehle u judge, E. s. Edgerton. Superintendent s' school gardens, A. Wilson Greer, supe 7; visor of schools.