Evening journal., 1921-10-27
cecil COUNTY
FAIR Opens
Women Have Fine Exhibits
of Baking, Sewing and
Fancy Work
STANLEY M. ARTHURS
TO JUDGE ART
special % The Evenlnr Ionrnal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
EBKTON. Nd, Oct. 27.-With
the exhibits OF most all kinds us
uany seen at a county fair, especial
" attractive the Cecil County Fair
opened yesterday and was visited by
a large number OF persons from all
sections Of the county.
Cecil county women are well rep
resented at this Fair by exhibits of
baking. sewing. fancy work. flowers,
etc.
Stanley NJ. .Arthurs Of Wilmington
will judge the art exhibits today.
The exhibits judged yesterday and
the winners follow:
BREAD CLASS.
Biscuits-First prize, MnE H. b. Ap-
pleford OF Elkton; second. Mrs H. G.
Lynch, Rising Sun. Biscuits MARY
land beaten)-Mrs r. b. Milburn. Elk
ton. Corn bread-Aks. Clarence A.
Kirk. Rising Sun. Muffins-Mrs Clar-
ence A. Kirk. Parker House Rolls
Miss Martha r. Foard Potato Rolls
Mrs. Ford Gains. Light Bread,-Finst.
Martha r. Foard. Elkton. Wheat
Mufins-Mrs. Fred Lewis, Elkton.
Rolls-Finst, Mrs. Clarence A. Kirk;
tards-sMrs Harry Roberts. Elkton.
Rusk-Mrs John Racine. Elkton. Cream
Pie-Mrs. Elizabeth Short. Chocolate
Pie-Mrs. Elizabeth Short. Ginger Cake
Mary SPOTS, Elkton. Orange Cake
Aire. Roberts, Elkton. Cocoanut Gus
tard-Mrs. Carrie Bryson, Elkton.
Lemon Meringue Pie-FIrst. Mrs. Ida
V. Bur4dey. Eikton; Second, Mrs. Car
. rie f. Bryson, Elkton. Doughnuts-
First. Mrs. Elizabeth Short. Eikton .
Second, Mrs. Robert Simpers North
East Cookies-Mrs. Fred Lewis. Layer
Loaf Cake-Mrs. n. c. Lynch. Lady
Baltimore Cake-Miss Hannah Bou-
cheie Middletown. Del.
CANNED FOODS CLASS.
pickles and Presfrvcs)
Elkton: second. Mrs. J. S. cunern.
Port Deposit. Blackberries (any var
iety)-First. Mrs c. W Rrisicr. Not
burn. Cherries tany variety)-First.
Mrs Ella Vandegrift Singeriy. Second.
Mrs Clarence A. Kirk. Hucklcberries
Mrs. Linda A. jenkins. Elkton.
Thomas r. Boulden. Cecilton. MG; Sec
ond. Mrs. r. b. Milburn. Eikton. Pears
(any variety)-First, Mrs. John s. Gull
len. Port Deposit; Second. Mrs. John
Racine. Elkton. Plums-Mrs. +. b.
Milburn. Asparagus-First. Mrs. r. b
Nilburn. Second, Miss Martha r. FOard
Eikton. Beets-F'irst Mrs. Fred Bran
Bile. Erxton; Second. Mrs. Fred Lewis
Rising Sun: Second Mrs. Fred Bran
BILE. Corn (cut of cob)-First, Lucie
Hines. Childs. Second. Mrs. II. 9
Lynch Lima BeansLFirst. Mrs. =. B
Mnburn: Second. Miss Martha r. Foard
Peas-F1rst. Eloise Hanard, Chesa'
peake City: Second. Mrs. E. 3. Nil.
burn Rhubarb-First Mrs. John S
Cullen, Port Deposit; Second, r. Bald.
, erson & Son. Colora. String Beans
First Mrs. william Ltters. Elkton
Second. Mrs r. y. Milburn. Tomatoe,
First II. c. Lynch Second. Mrs. r
r. Milburn. Vegetable Combination
Hines. Yickied Beets-Nfrs. H. C
'Ivnch Canned Pork-Mrs. C.. NJ
Reislere Sausage-First, John S. Cul
len. Port Deposit; Second Mrs. +. +
Milburn. Canned Chlcken-Miss Berth'
Baldereton. Colora.
Marmalades and Preserves.
Apple Butter-First. Mrs. +. b. Nil
burn; Second. Miss Eva Foster, Colora
Grape Marmalade-First. Mrs. T.. b
Mnburn; Second. Mrs. John S. Cullen
Tomato Marmalade-First. Mrs. r. y
Milburn. Elkton- Cherries (red o
black nreeerves)-Ffrst Mrs u. b. Nil
burn: Second, Mrs. II. G. Lynch Can
ned Sweet Peppers-Nirs. ]. T. keplel
Grape Jam-E. b. Balderston & Sons
Crane preserves-Mrs. y. p. Milhurn
Ground Cherries--Miss Eva Foster
Colora. Citron Preserves-First, Mis-
Martha r. Foard. Second, Mrs. Thos
Boulder. Damson Preserves-Mrs. u
B Mrburn Peach Prescrves-Firs
Miss Martha r. Foard. Second. Afrs
IT, o. Lynch. ounce Preserves-tirs
Mrs. r. b. Milbun. Strawberry Pre-
serves-First Mrs. II. o. Lynch; Sec
ond Mrs. Thomas Boulden. Tomat
preserves-lFlrst Mrs. Harry NJ. Brown
melon Rind First. Mrs. Id
v Burkley, Elkton; Second Mrs. =
o. Lynch Preserved Peas-Firs
Byron Foster Chesapeake City. Spice
.
served peas-E. Balderson Son. Pre-
served Watermelon and Pineapple
Ruth Mccormick. Chesapeake Cit
Spiced Cantaloupe-Mrs. Annie Como
Elkton. ,
Pair Chrysanthemums-Mi Berth
Balderson. Single Chrysanthemums-
Miss Bertha Balderson. Cyclamen-Nif
BERTHA Baiderson. Dahlias-Niiss Berth
Haiderson. Begonia-ffrst. Mrs. J.
Ewing Eii1ton; Second, Mrs. Fred \
Brambie. Elkton. Best Bo6ten Fern
First. Mrs. oliver c. Giles Eikton: Sec
ond Mrs Miller +. Magraw. Elktoi
Best Maidenhair Fern-Mrs. Mary
Spott. Elkton. Best Plant Not Listed
First. Mrs. oliver c. Giles; Second Mr.
Miller Magraw; Best Bouaul
second. Mrs William Berry. Be
Bouquet Mixed Flowers-First Mr.
John Racine. Elkton; Second. Mi
Gladys May Berry. EliCton. Best Sing
q
Thomas Elkton; Second Mrs. oliver
Giles Best Collection Of Six Plants
Chrysanthemums-Nr Josephine Pryl
4 Chesapeake City. Cosmos-Aiiss Elizi
beth Lee Scott. ElSton. Panees-Mr
IT, o. Lynch, Rising Sun.
PICKLES.
Catsup-First Mrs John Cullen. Po
Deposit. Second Mrs. c. NJ. Reisle
Nottingham. Pa. Chow Chow-FHrs
Nora Bryson. Chesapeake City: Sc
ond. Mrs. Harry NJ Brown, Elkto
Green Tomatoes-First Mns Clints
Logan, Rising sun; Second. Mrs, Cla
ence a. Kirk. Chill Sauce-First, Mr.
T. McCleary. Elkton; Second. Mi
Martha r.. Foard. Sour Cucumb
Pickles-First. Miss Martha Y. Foar
Sour Mixed picl<les-First. Mrs. MIL
f. Magraw; Second, Mrs. Thorn.
Bouiden, Cecilton. Spiced Cherries
u Balderson & Son. Canned Currants
= Mrs f. b. nlburn. PiclSled Cabbage
4 Mrs John s. Cullen. Celery Sauce
Miss Estella Hllyard. Tomatoe Mine
meat-Miss Eva Foster. Filled Peppe
Mrs. Clinton Logan. Picked MUS
rooms-Paul Hynrick. Chesapeake CIT
4 EPwORTH MISSIONARY