The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-10-27

ington county teams, amounting in all
to $S1.00
The awards were as follows: Har-
wood Hill Poultry Team, Bennington,
second prize in demonstration, $500;
first prize in judging, $500; Pleasant
Valley Poultry Team, Bennington,
fourth prize in demonstration, 5000;
second prize in judging, $1,000; Green
Mountain Cooking Team, Manchester,
first prize in demonstration, $500;
first prize in judging, $500; Benning-
ton County Cow Judging Team of
Arlington and SALISBURY, fourth
prize, 5000.
Thirty-one club members sent ex-
hibits to the State Fair and won a
total Of $4,000 in prize money. These
prizes go to 25 children in seven
towns of the county. The prize win
.ners are as follows: Grace Amadon,
Bennington, plain apron LIST, corset
cover, End; Helen Batchelder, Man
chester Center, dozen mullins, LIST, doz-
en- cookies End; Marion Couch, Man
chester Center, 3 jars carrots 4th, col
lection Of ten canned vegetables Bird,
3 glasses grape jelly Bird, loaf white
bread End; Mary Coulter, SALISBURY,
blouse LIST, petticoat LIST; Margaret
Eager, Landgrove, 8 jars carrots LIST;
John Eliot, Manchester, tomatoes
Bird, 3 cauliflower list; Harriet Eliot,
Manchester, 3 glasses currant jelly
Bird; chemise list; Dorothy Eldred,
Bennington, sewing bag 1st; Marion
Fanum, Peru, 3 glasses apple jelly
4th; Ruth Fitchett, Bennington, darn
list; Clara Fisher, Manchester Center,
loaf white bread LIST; Olive Galusha, |
SALISBURY, towel Bird, laundry bag
LIST, boomers LIST; Charles Houran,
Bennington, squash End; Ruth Hard, |
Manchester, sewing bag End; Helen
Hubbard, Manchester, embroidered |
article LIST. petticoat Bird; Dorothy |
Harrington, SALISBURY, towel End,
laundry bag End; Clyde McWayne,
Dorset, 20 Green Mt. potatoes End;
Leroy McWayne, Dorset, maple syrup
Ord; Jane Monroe, South SALISBURY,
patch 4th; Amy Niles, Bennington,
chemise Bird; Olive Niles, Bennington,
table runner list; Marjorie Pierce,
Manchester, jars blackberries Bird;
Raymond Rice, Bennington, table
beets 4th, turnips 1st, 3 cabbage 4th,
3 pie pumpkins 4th, sweet corn LIST
Elizabeth lyman, Arlington, loaf
brown bread End, plain wash dress
4th; Susan Williams, Manchester, dog
en- cookies 3rd, handkerchief End.
This makes the total Of prizes won
by the boys and girls for both exhib-
It's and team work come TO $l14.00 and
makes Bennington County rank high
among the other counties Of the state.
The Dorset Boys Club took an all
lay trip Saturday to Cambridge, n.
T., to visit some purebred Holstein
nerds in that vicinity The farms Wis
ted were those Of II. V. Bump and
5eorge McGeough. Both these men
rave some fine cattle and in showing
hem to the boys gave them valuable
Instruction in judging dairy cows. A
number Of the animals seen have
aiken prizes this year at the New
FORK State Fair, at Middlebury, Rut-
and and other fairs.
The club has eleven member zen Of
yhom we're able to take the ui1. This
made Just two good carsful and they
were driven by Harlan Coolidge, who .
5 local leader q the Dorset Club and
Is the County Club Agent.
Just before reaching their dcstina-
iaa. The party picnieed by the road
as Then they visited the two farms
rhere they sw many things o. inter
81 A'fhEsther. the day proved both
Hgaa 5 profitable t aL