Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-17
PACHAUG GRANGE FAIR
 HAS BIO OPENING DA,

Pachaug Grange began Friday. It Is ahead of many other annual fairs in exhibit. The exhibitions were held in the town hall at Pachaug. in the ves- try of the church and on the church lawn, which was screened from the state road. The first exhibit at the entrance l was that of F H. Gilbert's Studehazer automobile, and canning outfit. They included li~ht six coupe roadster. a special six touring car. a special six sedan and light six touring car. Orange and blue decorations were, used A candy booth for Ashland club was in charge of Prentice Chase and Cari " ! fEro~gr of Norwich demonstrated the nelco Lteht system uned for 2 wash ing machine water svstam and at nifr1' fa-hted the church and part of the 9r9Unds v. F Holmes exhibited inc fSennF electric iietttiur riont sic-fller. TTr'va~a1l rt'ri0g n1acr-a saving , ortft 7i3w nda- mil ao4 The road systsni lightning protection.
 rr,e oet+,o wrr, g~d~oa by Irving 0 t2,1rt'ict st'~- fIaro'd GSer Charles ~~-1'~-v,-~ re:sit.~d e~st on shor4 horn hrt1. " 4 Te-rv f-et or Holstn'n co7r.
 r4s CT, tvvo +Fo-@ @ta'7 caTrae esch first CT two Hole+efn hnien~s Aanh
 f4c-s7Aa nre "a hs 'tf~ad t7fav CNcs A~~1et-onr sho~-s -7atcta7 rair 1raft Horses @;re'n d-eft horse. ' Tnr-~ orA fhreAsvrsr- ois colt chAs ArT,o- etrn-r colt Cen-re Co&r one colt ponies Loretta Allyn and Eileen Brown Tho -nr'trv tir4e-s set~ sts. w~-" -udped hv re-f r. 'teh Of Norwich Town ennt. F L HaraNa1 Mrs
 yH''zen prowr sud Wilbur Brown ex- , hlhif two -aa surirrels white pl1nv and gray ecuirraI: Eileen Brown. rAaierNed tire7a'A ru-s weeks old r. T, Tin tor-frst pra!ri1m on Silver Snanqle Pc -4ht,rc- cockere's ard two bullets waxir1a PeninA1 pen hue Pvle Danes. N S7-Din--2 R | Pod bullets and cocl,erel " C. Tanner-Parrel Plv-
 mouth rock first R. IT. Yonn@-irst on rair bronze turlrevs. R. H. Young --1 Fslr'no dog. Loretta Allyn; barred Plymouth rocks R. H. Youne. first on Arconos cocE, ere and two hens R. Fl. Young-1 ner white PIvrrouth Rock chicks. R II. Young. sneciai Yn"ntioTi-- white leehorn chicks. Mrs. Wiais Mor- gan. special-.R I. Red cockerel and bullets. ". L. Terry frst-white leg horn bullets. Willis Morgan first
 white jeehorn cockere' and two bullets. ! Wills Morgan second--R. I. Red cock | ero' and two hens; w H. Morgan sec
 ond
 ! The exhibit of flowers included a
 disnlay by Whiting greenhouses of
 pa ms, ferns, begonias, and variety
 of geraniur1s all in pots and baskets
 which received first premium. The
 dal1lia displays of ". F. Brown of Norwich and William Knox of Jewett i City received honorable mention. Mrs,
 NJ. H Bartlett received special on au- ] ters, Mrs W c. Turner received first
 fTEt
 sladioli, first on asters, frse on col- | lection of dahlas, second on n1arigolds, first on snap dragon and first on zin- nias. Mrs. Wills Terry first on bou- euet of dahlias.. Mrs. William Edmond first on cosmos, first marigolds, first on baftonia. second on petnuias, sec
 ond on pansses, second on dianthuf
 pink second on asters, special mention for narshmaliows, Mrs. Frank Morgan
 second on verbenas, second on nastur-
 tiurns, bachelors button and asters. Susis Morgan first on foliage plants, second on begonias, Bertha Montgom- cry special on dahlias.
 Dairy and other family productions superintendent, Mrs Terry; judge, Mrs A. B. Burdick, Preston. Esther Frink biscuit Bertha Gallup, white bread first: Mrs Charles Armstrong. white bread, second Mrs. J. P. Richardson ireless cooker white bread. second
 Mrs. Chas. Armstrong, brownbread
 first: Grace Campbell. 3 years old
 child's orange cake first: Neva Man. Icini, 10 years old, chfld's cocoanu
 cake; Lucy Gray, mocha cake second Mary Wilkinson, milk sponge cake sec.
 ond: Mary Wilkinson, devils cake. first
 Mrs R. Fl. Young. sponge cake first
 Esther Ffink angel cake. first; choco Hate layer cake, Mary Wilkinson first Bertha Gallup, oocoanut layer cake first; Esther Frfnk, cream pie, first
 sfrs. william Karjoia, devils cake first; Esther rink, devfrs cake, second Mfrs. George Briggs, douehnuts. first Mrs. wii1fs Terry, sugar cookies, first
 Mrs Willis Terry, niolasses cookies Walter Tanner. collection of canned vegetables, first; Mrs M. H. Bartlett Ifirst in jellies; Mrs. Chauncey Robie z first on largest collection canned vege , tables: Mrs. willis Terry. first or pickles; Mrs. Bartlett, second; Mrs l Robie, first on canned fruit; Mrs. Tan liner, secor7d on canned fruit; Mrs. Ter ". first on canned fruit; Mrs. I. E
 Daw'ey second; Mrs. Armstrong, frs
 on jelly.
 . Domestic manufacture. Supt, Mrs
 Chas. Anderson, Jewett City; Mrs william Kaufman. first on drawnworl . luncheon set, eyelet work, flet work
 tattfng, table mats, pillow cases, cen : terpiece; second on two bed quilts. Mrs l W. S. Christopher, 2 centerpiecesL
 can,isoles, tray doiiies, 2 bureat scarfs, first on pillow eases, crochet : Ifirst on sofa pillow, 2 bed quilts: Mir
 Fred Kanaian, underwear, Mrs. W. ( . Terry, pair pillow cases, luncheos |. set first crocheted bed spread. first !, land second on centerpieces. first an
 second on sideboard covers. first o ! eyelet embroidery, 2 library sets, tabl . cover, tray cover. Miss Bertha Mont 3 gomery, first on cut work Miss Eilee,
 Brown, embroidered dress. Mrs. 1. E
 lDawley, first on set of underwear, bed e ! room set, first and second on nigh T dresses second on 2 table covers, sec