The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-10-12
'DOYLESTOWN
FAIR A SUCCESS
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0laSS no. oS-Flate OF i've fearS,
warden Heckel," Horace G.Broad-
hurst; second, Lawrence" Horace
G. Broadhurst; third, "Seckel, 'Chas.
| S. Kratz, New Britain.
Glass No. 9l-Best exhibit of
Fruit from one farm: First, S. B.
Monosmith; second, National Farm
| School.
VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT
Glass No. 92-Pumpkin, first, Ell
School; third Reuben p. Ely.
Glass No. 93-irish Potatoes ($5
special prize from Doylestown Trust
Company, (a) first. T. S. Drissel,
Dublin CD first, Screen Mountain,
Charles r. Hallowell, Southampton
second, Exhibit No is. no name at
tached; third, George w. Gill; (c)
first, A. Harvey Massey; second,
Harry M. Price; third, Norman Nc
/ Corkle.
Class No. 94-Mangel Wurtzel,,
first, Young Brothers: second, John
T Rutherford, Mozart.
Clas No. 94la-Lima Beans, first,
Mrs. Willis Hunsberger, Plumstead-
vile.
Glass No. 95-Best display of
Vegetables, kitchen garden; first,
Isaac j. Vanartsdalen, Doylestown;
second, George ". Gill, Ivyland;
third, Horace Livezey. Davisville.
Glass No, 95la-Sunflower first,
Charles Kratz. New Britain.
HOGS
Glass No. 4S-Berkshire female,
over year, first, George A .Neff,
Mechanicsville.
Glass No. 49--Berkshire female,
6-12 months, first and second, Geo.
A. Neff; third, John L. Craig.
Class No. 50-Berkshire female,
under months. first, second and
third, Charles X. Hallowell, South
ampton.
Glass No. 53-Berkshire, male, g.
IL months, first, George A. Neff.
Class No. 54-Berkshire male,
under months, first and second
George A. Neff; third, C. X. Hal
lowell.
Class No. 55--Duroc, Jersey, fe-
male over / year. first, Mrs. NJ "A.
Sharrett.
Class No. 56-Duroc Jersey, fe-
male, 6-12 months, first and sec
ond, II. r. Gehman, Doylestown;
third, Seth VanPelt..
Class No. 57-Duroc Jersey, fe-
male under 6 months, first and
second, Seth C .VanPelt
Class No. 5S-Duroc Jersey, sow
and litter first, Seth VanPelt..
Glass No. 59-Duroc Jersey, male
over | year, first, Seth VanPelt.
Class No 60-Duroc Jersey, male
under months, first, II. X. Gehman.
Glass No. Colchester White, fe-
male, over year, first, George w
Schock.
Class No 66--Poland China, male
over year, first, George w. Schock.
Glass No. 76-Sweepstakes, grand
champion boar, Shenandoah Epo-
chal," Berkshire, won by George A.
Neff Mechanicsville.
Class No. 77-Best SOW and lit
ter, any breed, hilltop Peggy" Du-
roe Jersey, won by Seth VanPelt.
HORSES
Draft Stallion-(Any breed, shown
in hand) first, "Nervin,' National
Farm School, Doylestown; second,
Justa Farm, Huntingdon Valley;
third, Belvidcre Farms, Ivyland
Draft Mares--First. Neshaminy
Farms, Neshaminy; second Justa
Farms, Huntingdon ValI4y; lird,
ational Farm School.
Draft Foals---l92l, first, Nesham
my; second, Justa Far1 :
Standard Bred Foals- ('udcr 3
years., first, "Ino DiIl6n," . t. ~
Dillon Axworthy, fares V. Craven,
Richboro; second. 'Di!lon's Queen
br. $. by Dillon Axvortiiy, james V.
| Craven.
Stations Under Saddle Showing
qualities suitable for string saddle
horses); first, Dan Spears" by
King Spears, dam Flossy g., Mrs.
Mary F. Wells, New Hope; second,
Sable Lockwood" b. s., by Imperial
Sable, dam Belva Lockwood, Mrs.
H. w. Turner, New Hope.
Standard Bred Stallions-First,
Buddy Direct" oh. S., by Directs
Star, James V. Craven; second, "Sa-
bic Lockwood" blk S., by Imperial
Sable, dam Belva Lockwood, Mrs.
II. w. Turner; third, Gan Stout"
br. s., A. b. WiIgus, Chalfont.
Special Class (3-year-old gelding)
First National Farm School.
Farmers General Purpose Horse
First, James V. Craven; second,
Howard X. Paul, Lumberville; third,
James V. Craven.
Saddle Horses-First, "Tim, Fran
els c. Mireau, Doylestown; second,
third and fourth, Huntingdon Valley
Hunt Club.
Farmers Special best farm
team, first, REX and Bruce" Jas.
Y. Craven; second, mike and Jer-
ny" Andre Barndt. Doylestown;
third, Frank and Harry" Frank C.
| Lewis, Doylestown.
Open Road Horse Class-(s shown
to suitable wagon) Trotters, first,