Milford chronicle., 1925-10-23
PLANS FOR GRANGE FAIR
ARE RAPIDLY TAKING SHAPE
Junior Grange Booth Will Be New
Feature This Year

Arrangemtns are rapidly nearing
completion for the annual Grange
Fair to be held this year on OctO-
ber 80 and 81 at the Grange Hall.
Nj the committees are working
hard and the Fair this year prom
ises to be the biggest and best ever
held.
There will be the usual fine ex-
hibits of fruits and farm products,
with prizes for the best
The local Grange has urged all
the pOultrymen in Kent and Sussex
Counties to send in their fowls, as
there are a large number of prizes
this year to be awarded, both for
utility and fancy stock. Expert
judges have been secured for this
department, making it both Valua-
ole and instructive to the poultry
men of the community. The entry
fee for single birds will be 25c each
and for a pen of females and
male the fee will be SOC. All en-
tries must be sent in to Mr.. Gus
Swanson of Milford on or before the
night of October 26th.
Dinners and suppers will be serv- /
ed IN the dining room for those who .
enjoy the home cooking for which 4
the Grange women have become fa- z
nous. The menu consists of chick I
en- salad, sauer kraut, baked beans, (
ice cream, cake and special
chicken dinner.
The bake committee promises to
have a full line of homemade cakes f,
cookies, bread, pies, doughnuts yum
YUM and all kinds will be on sale
both days. So if you have a weak
ness for some special kind of cake
Dr. bread Just like Mother used to +
make.
The Juvenile Grangers will have +
booth all their own this year. T,
lh1s is a new feature. They will =
snow variety of products includ- +
ng grab bags, so that all may try i
helr luck. You will know their r
'ooth by the decorations of birds
md flowers. !,
Inc fancy work booth will have n
TENS on sale which will be fine for p
a Christmas list. A 7,
arge variety of bags, braided and 4"
az rugs, aprons, center pieces and n
ana embroidery will offer a wide u
hoice. "
Everyone will want to try for the sl
gdutlIuI hand made bed spread n
'hlch will be given to the person
mo guesses nearest to the correct o,
unoer OF seeds in a pumpkin. III
neal homemade candy will be on
ale at all times. =
admission is absolutely free. u
Inc Following have contributed
rlzes which will be awarded at the
If: ). &. Holland, bag of feed;
: H. Num-, bag of chick starter;
p; Il; Hlchens, bag of feed; Hearn I'll
u Y, Co., gallon of grease; Beacon
llilng Co., bag of feed; Eastern
ates Cooperative Association, bag
iced; w. R. Wright, safety razor; =
llted Brooder Co., Hills BrOOder co
u; Ennis C Derrickson, pair of Dl
llcs; WindsOr's Cigar Store, safe Ike
razor; Wharton & Barnard, set co
,ehches; l.. Archer, pairs socks; SO
lomas Davis, rug; L. D. Caulk III
- doz tubes Mer Dentifrice; l. ar
snort roll roofing paper; N. M. be
Dkes, mahogany serving tray;
ug d Short, merchandise; C. M. gTi
tples, bag of feed; Mark Davis, Ill
lrt; Pettyjohn's Drug Store, pack gr'
traits Poultry Powder; Coop 0a'
smith, pair shoes; Pierce Hard no.
re Co., drinking fountain; E. H. wa
atten' disinfectant; J. H. Humes'
coker; Haven Lake Fill cal
Station, gallon of grease; Stew $40
Store, merchandise; S. u. we
ans berry spoon; A. C. Houston col
;, candy; Kerns' Filling Station, IN
ION oil; c. D. Abbott, pair OF rec rec
rails. min