Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-15

BTOuQ1Sa 1nuEbQAy. OfCl oVO 6tlcAA0S1 the first day. The four new buildings are large, convenient and well arranged for the exhibits. W. P. Holmes lights house with the Globe electric outfit J. F. Barstow t co. lights the second and third houses with the Phelps light, and the Deico system lights house No I and the cattle shed. At the entrance tsle- phone has been installed. ThS Sate ten der and ticket sellers are Charles Frank Morgan, Willis Morgan and Benjamin W. Young. Prentice Chase was in eharee of a tug of war between Pachaug grange team and 8 team from Preston. Each side won once and then Preston pulled tho rope by the center in the tie Pachaug team included Elmer Miller. captain. E L. Kanahan. Harold Geer. William Wat son, Jaio Wallin. Preston team was , Clark w. WoOdmansee. captain. Kirk Wilcox Edwin Lewis, Joseph Pendletoh, | stephen Sawarski.
 House No. was in charge of F. L. Kanahan and R. H. Young Waiter Tan l her Of voluntown has Ill entries, includ- Ing kinds Of beets. 3 beans. cabbage, 1 carrots, celery, cotn, 16 varieties | l potatoes, s turnips, squash. 15 to- matoes, pumpkin, l melon peach. kale, | white endive Swiss chafd. lettuce. kohl rabi. cucumber, pieplant, tomato red pear ana sage.
 A. D. Douglass exhibits potatoes, eel I cry, pepper, cabbage, pole beans, kale, to- n1atoes and turnips. MaTgsry Brewster shows peppers, t6natoes. sheiled beans, pod beans; Elmer Miller, three varieties beans; F. B. Terry. two varieties beans, watermelons. nuskmelons pumpkins, ulrnips, three potatoes, peppers and to- matoes; w, s. Christopher. four varieties potatoes Vain & KAriaia, beets and carrots; Sylvandale farm, Lee Norman, manager, enters Italian souasf and pumpkins. w c. Terry shows three , varieties peppers, cucumbers, 12 squa sh tufnatoes watsrmelons 1 carrot liar old F. Geer, varieties potatoes, corn T pumpkin, 1 eatable Eourd J. P. Rich ardson, vatieties beans pepper, 1 muskmeloh. 2O varieties in a general ex- hibit. c. T. Armstrong has entries of 1 beans, 3 of potatoes, , beets, 3 potatoes J George Frink, l beans and 1 potatoes Julia A. Maine, 1 yaed bean.
 In the corn exhibit. 4. D. Doakiael shows l exhibit. W c. Tanner collection grain in stalk. kinds corn. W. c. Terry
 
 : and leaning c. T. ArmStrong, Eureks corn; George Frink Aint corn.
 The dspAttne1t Of fruit showed thre, V exhibits apples 1 pears and quifice Il F. s. Terry. peaches, apples Wallir & Karjaia, pears. i apples. V. c, fan. f ner. 1 Abples, pears I peach. 3 grapes ,. cranberries; V. c. Terry, Is variette: }. apples, i pears; Harold Gesr, 3 anples Charles Armstrong, IS apples pears, f grapes; W. c. Terry. 3 pears Simor }. Brewster, Jr., collection 16 varieties | Margery Brewster, varieties apples collection of pears.
 - In the .apia1y department there ar
 three exhibits: Chester Geer has a hivl n of Italian queen and bees, sections 0 n 1 honey, cases and frame honey Mar | gery Brewster has 1 secti0hs of honey
 F. l.. Kanahsn has display of honey V extracted honey and comb honey. e The Junior department is in charge . l. Miss Margery Brewster and includes pe r. light Brahmas entered by Helen Chris
 topher; pen R. L Reds, Frances Mont r. gomery rabbit, William Richards ic squash and cabbage, Clifton Bitgood y, rug GladDs Wilkinson table runne,
 Frances Montgomery dolls cape Heie }. Truesdel; dolls dress, Martha Truesdell
 
 l. cake. Martha Truesdeli
 This exhibit was judged Thursday Tn pr prize for the best exhibit Of work aecofr n 2ltshed during the year went to Hele B. Weaver; prize for the best bouduet
 wild flowers to Nord Manchinf I'll ed prize on poultry was divided evenly Cli ss eon Bitgood received first prize on sauas 'r, snd cabbage and for the collection (
 segetables, not less than 15 varietie ss Frances Montgomery received secor & %tize on table runner, for hand sewing
 Martha Truesdell. first for hand sewin h. dolps dress and loaf cake Helen True ss dell. first on cup cakes.
 Mrs. NJ. H. Bartlett and Miss Esth, s- Brink are In charge of building No. h- Here ace exhibits of canned roodh. foo le. Towers, fancy work and photoeraS6 nd The entries by W H. Brown of Jews g- City were a group of tinted photograph re case Of photographs. views and tint
 views Pair of rubber boots. doll sis W- made by Mrs. W. C.. Terry basket ar he1 picture by Mrs. c. A. Anderson. Jewe
 City; oil painting and group of thr
 water coiors, by Mrs J. P, Richartjso
 floor lamp with handmade shade, Nil
 Charles Anderson. The exhibit enter In py Bertha and Frances Montgomery to hand woven scarfs, skirt, table cover al v eAS-4 NtCO a hnnQ blC uySu SCAfI won HI1ul Fl SttentIon. A relative of the family he New York does this beautiful work. M, ht Mabel Kaufman entered spread, piilc
 clips, night dresses sofa cushion Al 2 specimens of filet work
 nd Mrs. William ChristSnter If PssHs, ss aisplays sideboard covers, crochsted vol .0 Ssnterpiece, pillow slip; Daisy CuiV, tamisols, sofa pillow Slip and bsdsbrs;
 Sentec Mrs. Peter GrAvlih, V6lunt6a |. sideboard scarf, centefpiece, chair tidie i-0d Yrs, E Silver, centefpieces, sofa ctt6iiio
 Sideboard cover and crcche3ed bead bag @ Mrs. Lena A. Chesbro, Pachaug, crochet n Soks crocheted lace, tied crazy duil
 yola M Button PAchaug. hand knit ril Hocheted centsrpieee crochetsd yoks ai
 sideboArd cover; Frances Sweet Jew City, bcudoir caps, guest towel, crochet
 yoke and sweater; Bertha Montkorust
 eachsuE. kirnona luncheon set, art wua MightgownS, chemise, cross-stitch a,
 satin stitched towels.
 Mrs. Frank Brownifk. Russt tnv
 towels pillow sikps, table riinner, i,ine yofi set and dolly Mrs Emma Ter
 Paehaug, el1broideted scarf. sidebos
 Sovers. centefpiecss crocheted yoke. .
 AUW slips and tabis cover; Mrs. l Rtchafdscrh sweatsf :; Mfs c. I. Ar strong. centerpiece, dolly and draw work; Mabel c. Frink. Graswold, pill,
 slips. bursau searf, table runner. cent,
 piece, runhers and Siest towel MafKe M.. Brewster, braided rug Mrs. Vi Rich, Putnarns bsFesu set; Marian Fri
 eearfs Esther Ffifk, two combination
 Mrs. P. 4, Weaver. roll-stiteh cent,
 yisce; whisk broom holder by Mrs. De
 Rfx. Mrs c. T. Armstrong haa a collecti
 Of apples and grape jefiies, fhubarb, ci