The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-12

chester Pomona Grange was held in
Cambridge last Friday and Saturday,
and was largely attended by both
town and county people. While the
unreasonable weather cut short the
usual large number of exhibits, there
was an excellent display of fruits,
vegetables, grain, flowers, fancy work
etc.
Following is a list of the prize win
ners:
VEGETABLES.
Best ten ears o1 White corn: 1st,
Leon Harding; End, Howard Hard
ing; 3rd, Matthew Harding; 4th,
Henry Assmussen.
Best ten ears yellow corn LIST,
Matthew Harding; End, J. Radcliffe
Jones; Bird, A. K. Austin.
Best half bushel wheat: 1st, Amos
Assmussen; End, G. w. Hubbard ;3rd
Matthew Harding.
Best half bushel rye: list, J. L.
Best three heads cabbage: list, j.
Radcliffe Jones; 2nd, Emmett Smith.
Best tive-eight bushel kale: 1st,
Fred Hirst; End, R. A. Hooper.
Best peck carrots: st,Wm. H. Jor-
dan; End, Matthew Harding.
Best peck spinach: LIST, Howard
Hirst; End, Fred Hirst.
Best peck parsnips: 1st, A. X. Aus
tin; End, Howard Hirst.
Best peck lima beans: 1st, S. L.
Byrn; End, J. L. Reid.
Best six heads lettuce: 1st, How
ard Hirst; 2nd, W. W. Byrn.
Best peck red peppers; LIST, How
ard Hirst; End, Fred IIir8t.
Best peck green peppers: 1st, How
ard Hirst; 2nd, Fred Hirst,
Best six table bects LIST. Fred
Hirst; End, Mrs. w. j. Carroll.
Best peck tomatoes: 1st, Howard
Hirst; End, Jas. L. Reid.
Best peck onions: 1st, Mrs. Bruce
Homer; End, Ira Jones.
Largest pumpkin: LIST, Howard
Harding; 2nd, Matthew Harding.
Best three Hubbard squash: 1st, A.
3. LeCompte; End, Fred Hirst.
Best fve-eight bushel sweet po-
itatoes Gold Skin) list, George Hub
bard; End, George Osborne.
Best fve-eight basket big leaf
sweet potatoes: LIST, C. W. Hastings
End, George Osborne.
Best five-eight basket white sweet
potatoes: 1st, George Osborne; End,
Ira Jones.
Best display sweet potatoes: 1st,
George Osborne; 2nd, Robert Altar
dice
Best fve-eight basket white tur-
nips: 1st, W. G. Merricll; End, VIM.
H. Jordan; 3rd, Geo. Osborne.
Best fve-eight basket yellow tur-
nips: LIST, Arthur Osborne; End, Jno.
Lichtl, Jr.
Best fve-eight basket white pota-
toes: 1st. c. E. Smith; End, F. B.
Clifton; 3rd, Matthew Harding.
Best display of white potaties list,
Matthew Harding; End, A. K. Austin
Best six stalks celery: 1st, Fred
Hirst; 2nd, VIM. H. Jordan.
Best display vegetables: 1st, Fred
Hirst; End, Howard Hirst.
APPLES.
Best display of apples: 1st, Carl
Best plate Paragon: 1st, Sam. l..
Byrn; End, Matthew Harding.
Best plate Winesap: 1st, julius
Singer; End, S. L. Byrn.
Best plate York Imperial: 1st, Ju-
Best plate Ben Davis: LIST, Julius
Singer.
Best plate pears: 1st, S. L. Byrn.
Best bunch peanuts: LIST, L. E.
Crane; End, Mrs. W. T. Carroll.
Best broom corn: list, L. E. Crane;
End, Miss Mable Handley.
Best display, 10 lbs. each, hay: ~
W. ". Byrn; End, W. G. Merrick.
Best display canned fruits: 1st,
Mrs. John P. Handley; End, Mrs. W.
F. Hoge.
Best display preserves: 1st, Mrs.
John P. Handley; End, Mrs. L.
Thompson.
Best display pickles: 1st, Mrs. Jas.
P. Handley; 2nd, Miss Mildred Has
tings.
Best display jelly: 1st, Mrs. W. F.
Hoge; 2nd, Miss Evelyn johnson.
Best dozen Maryland biscuits: 1st,
". E. Meekins; End, Mrs. T. H. Ma
CURE.
Best display of bread: 1st, Mrs.
Robert Christopher; End, Mrs. L. K.
Warren.
Best pan sweet rolls: 1st, Mrs. j.
C. Greenwell; 2nd, Mrs. w. F. Hoge.
Best loaf bread: 1st, Mrs. George
Hanson; End, Mrs. J. NJ. Richardson.
Best pan rolls: LIST, Mrs. George
Hanson; End, Mrs. Raymond Hand
ley.
Best cocoanut cake: st,Mrs. Chas.
Hastings; End, Mrs. ]. NJ. Richardson
Best chocolate cake: LIST, Mrs. L.
K. Warren; 2nd, Mrs. Howard Lee
Compile.
Best orange cake: 1st, Mrs. H. W.
Barber; End, Mrs. J. C. Greenwell.
Best lemon pie: 1st, Mrs. w. o.
Bradley; End, Mrs. L. K. Warren.
Best pound butter: LIST, Mrs. L. E.
Crane; End, Mrs. F. B. Clifton.
Best gallon vinegar; 1st, Mr.. W.
N. Williams; End, W. NJ. Corchran.
Best three pounds of honey: LIST,
John A. Thompson; End, Miss S. Y.
Byrn.
Best white eggs: 1st, Mrs. L. E.
Crane; End, Mrs. Stack.
Best brown eggs: 1st, Mrs. L. E.
Crane; End, Mrs. A. X. Austin.
Best qt. white canned peaches list,
Mrs. George Woolford.
Best at. canned yellow peaches
1st, Miss Mildred Hastings.
Best OF. canned cherries: 1st, Mrs.
l.. K. Warren.
Best OF. canned tomatoes: LIST, Mrs.
Miles Wcolford.
Best at. canned peas: list, Miss S,
Y. Byrn.
Best qt. canned corn: LIST, Mrs.
James Johnson.
Best jar cucumber pickles: list,
Mrs. Jesse Greenweu.
Best jar chow chow: list, Mrs. Jas.
P. Handley.
Best ct. pepper hash: LIST, Miss
Grace Thompson.
Best ct. canned pears: 1st, Mrs.
Chas. Hastings.
Best qt. sweet pickle cantaloupe
1st, Miss Grace Thompson.
Best qt. canned asparagus 1st.
Mrs. George Woolford.
Best colored embroidery on tan
linen celterpiece: LIST, Miss Mcbride
Best four hand made handker-
chiefs: LIST, Miss Grace Thompson.
Best knit sweater: LIST, Miss Grace
Vincent; End, Miss Virginia Mitchell.
Best piece of tatting: 1st, Mrs.
T D.