Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-11-01

Three boys of the Caspian Lake
Garden and Poultry Club" who were
winners of the trips to Camp Vail,
four teams from all Vermont pro-
vided for by the Vermont State Bank
ers Association, gave a demonstra-
ton talk on what Club work has
taught them relative to their obliga-
tions to their chums, home, school,
county, state. country and the whole
world. They likened this duty to the
action of a stone thrown into water OF
pond, the ripples it causes being
respectively the above named institu-
lions "the stone is ourselves" they
said, "to give through our chums
something for the benefit Of every
body"
Premiums of small denomination
were awarded from a fund solicited
from local interested people. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. G. Speir, assisted by the local
leaders, Mrs Bertha Miller, Mrs. Roy
Young and Will Miller, solicited the
fund of money and made other ar
rangements for the Fair. To them is
due a lot of credit for the success,
and likewise to the Judges, Miss
Smith, Home Economic Teacher of
Greensboro High School and Miss
Ephie Goddard Home Demonstration
Agent of Orleans County Farm
Bureau, Mr.. Donald C. Barber, Coun-
ty Fair Judge, Greensboro and Mr..
d. G. Speir, Greensboro.
To the Caspian Lake Grange is
due a public vote of thanks by all
fathers and mothers and others of
Greensboro for their fine cooperation
with the boys and girls organizations
of the town who are working in the
interests of better principles and
practice in the home on the farm
partnerships with mother and dad.
The list of premium awards is as
follows:
Class Cooking
Three varieties cooked foods
Dread excluded) 1st Della Rodger.
Class II-Home Canned Foods
Jelly, End, Helen DeBrune; Beans,
End Evelyn DeBrune.
Class III-Clothing
Crocheted article, 1st, Della
Olmstead; End, Gladys Allen.
Knitted article: 1st Clara Olmstead
Collection of sewing: 1st, Ethel
Young; End Blanche Duckless; End
End Jennie Philbrook; End Clara Hill;
3rd Gladys Allen; 3rd Evelyn De-
Bruno; 3rd Helen Jackson; 3rd Della
Rodger; 4th Anna Hill; 4th Jennie
Olmstad; 18th Elma DeBrune; 18th
Elsie Philbrook.
Special Awards Clothing
1st Nina Lumsden; End Clara
Olmstead; 3rd Pearl Curtis; 3rd Har-
riet King; 3rd Rosanne Forth.
Class IV-Home Garden Products
Carrots: LIST Donald King; pota
toes: LIST John Allen; Cabbage
End Gerard Fortain; Turnip: Enc
| Gerard Fortain.
Class V-Poultry
Rhode Island Reds: 1st Earl Nc
Donald; End Donald King; 3rd Ray
mond Dufur.
White Leghorns: 1st Donal,
Lumsden; End John Allen.
Bantams: 1st Arlton Lapierre.
Eggs: 1st Donald B. Lumsden
LIST Frederick Lapierre.
Best record in Club work for tn
year 1922 (amount of work starte,
and accomplished and quality to b
considered, record book up-to-date t.
count La
Girls-1st Ethel Young; End Deli.
Rodger; End Blanche buckles
End Helen Jackson; End Clara Ohm
stead.
BOys-1st Frederick Lapierre; IN
John Allen.
Calf Class
Jersey: 1st Howard Allen; IN
: Donald Drown; 3rd Donald Drown.
Holstein: LIST Everett HILL
Shetland Pony
list Earl Hill; LIST Madelin Blair.
Goat: list Evelyn DeBrune
Class VII-Maple Sugar Products
Maple Syrup: 1st Lee Lumsden.
NOTE-For the benefit of thos
who kindly gave towards fund fo
these premiums there was quite