The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-11-25

CULTURAL SHOW OH bllS 1OAiVWiAS pau
and goods:
Vegetables
First, second, and third place rib
hons are given In addition to prizes
Senior winners: Beet, Detroit Darl
| Red. first prize. NJ. v. S. Griffin s. Son
Freehold second, r. N. Dobbins, Free
hold; third, Britton G. Cook, Farming
dale.
Cabbage, Danish Ballhead, first prize
Ito Nicholas & Bridgewater, Freehold
lSavoy, first prize, M. v. s. Griffin anc
lSon. Freehold; Best other named, first
prize, NJ VS.. Griffin and Son, Free
hold.
Carrots, Danvers Half-Long, second
prize, ]. N. Stillwell, Freehold best
other variety, /, M. v. s. Grim q
lSon, Freehold; 2. William F Buffet
s. Son, Freehold; 8, M. 3. Pine, Free
hold
Celery, /, R. G. Dorrer, Freehold.
Onions, yellow, first, Nicholas &
Bridgewater Freehold;2 NJ. Y. s. Grif-
ian 81 Son, Freehold; 8. NJ. S. Pine,
Freehold. Red, first prize, M, V. 8.
Griffin g. Son, Freehold.
Mangels, 1, w. Bennett, Freehold;
IL. /. b. VanDefveer & Son, Freeholdi
l3, Baird Hammond, Englishtown.
Horse radish, best, J. NJ v. s. Crit
fin & Son, Freehold.
Parsnips, Best Named Variety, 1, K.
N. Dobbins. Freehold; 2, Britton G.
Cook, Farmingdale; 8, M S. Pine, Free
hold.
Pumpkins. cheese, 1, NJ. s. Pine,
Freehold; 2, N. Y. S. Griffin and Son,
Freehold; 8, /. B. Van Derveer s. Son.
Freehold; Sugar, 1, George VAIN, AL
lentown, 3. Jack Satterthwaite, Cream
Ridge: 3, Alva G. Satterth waite, Cream
Ridge: Rutabagas, /, w. F. Buffet 81
Son. Freehold; 3, M. s. Pine, Freehold
8. Al. v. S Griffin 8 Son, Freehold.
Turnips, i, M. " s. Griffin s. Son,
Freehold, 2, r. w Dobbins, Freehold;
3, w S. Buffet IL Son, Freehold.
Warted squash, 1, A. Satterth waite.
Squash. Hubbard Marted, 2, M. VS..
Griffin & Son, Freehold; Common Hub
bar1, i, r.. g. Dorrer; 2, Jack Satterth-
waite, Cream Ridge; 8, Nicholas u
Bridgewater, Freehold
Boston Marrow, 1, James E. Griggs,
New Monmouth, 2, Nicholas u Bridge
water. Freehold; 3, M. ". S. Griffin u
Son, Freehold. Best other named vari-
ety. e. BIAS and Bird ewater,. Free
hold 3, Britton G. Cook, Farmingdale
Sweet potatoes, yellow, 1, Nicholas
81 Bridgewater, Freehold; 2, @. Wood
dington. Red Bank. 1, @. w. Codding-
ton, Red Bank
Citron, ], r. G.. Dorrer, Freehold.
Caulitiower, j, j. r. Lott, Freehold;
2, M. S. Pine, Freehold, 8, M. Y. y
Griffin s. Son.
Sweet corn Tseedl Golden Bantam,
/, /. b. VanDerveer & Son, Ere ehold; 2,
M. v. S Griffin q Son, Freehold. Best
other variety, l, M v s Griffin u s on
Freehold; 2, G w Coddington, Red
Bank; 3, N Pine, Freehold.
Peppers, first prize, B G Cook, Farm
ingdale.
yellow ans, 1, Nicholas and Bridge
water, Freehold.
Tomatos. /, M. VS.. Griffin s. Son,
2, RG Dorrer both Of Freehold.
Special Farm Crop Exhibit. Includes
individual display of at least five ano
not more than 10 crops grown by one
farmer, 1, M v S Griffin u Son, Free
hold, 2, r. &. Dorrer, Freehold,
| Collection Of vegetables grown by
/ jnniors, first prize, Stanley Pine, Free
hold.
corn
| First, end and Bird ribbons are giveI
in addition to all prizes.
Ten Ear Exhibit
! Senior winners Yellow dent, hrs
prize, b f Stewart, Imlaystown, 2, My
! ron Crowshaw, Allentown; 8, Georg'
VAIN, Allentown.
White dent deep: first prize, M s Pine
Freehold
White cap yellow dent shallow, /
George VAIN, Allentown; 2, T. HI. Rog
ers. Freehold.
White cap, yellow dent deep: i, Ree'
and Wilson, Tennent.
Single Ear
Yellow dent: /, Edward Stewart lm
llaystown,
White dent deep, |, MS. Pine, Free
hold.
White cap yellow dent deep, /. Reec
and Wilson, Tennent.
80 Ear Seed Exhibit
1st, Edward Stewart, Imlaystown
2, George VAIN, Allentown.
Junior Glass
Ten ears selected and exhibited BY
juniors: first prize, Stanley Pine, jr
Freehold, also first prize Edward
Stewart, Imlaystown, and first prize
Baird Hammond, Engllshtown; z, Stan
ley Pine. Freehold, 3, William Potche
Of Freehold.
Grand Championship
/ Won by M s Pine, Freehold. Variety
white dent deep. Silver loving cup
Must be won twice for permanent own
ership. In 1925 was won by J.. P. Huls.
hart and son.
Potatoes
4 First, snd and third ribbobs are giver
in addition to prizes.
15 Pound exhibit
Cobbler type: /, George r Smith, AL
lentown; ., George g. VAIN, Allentown
3,IB VanDerveer and son, Freehold.
Giants /, Charles Faber, English
town; 2, M Nv S Griffin and son, Free
hold.
Green Mountains /, Mcknight
Clarksburg; ., S. &c Cook, Farmingdale,
8, George H. VAIN, Allentown.
Grand Championship
Best entry in the show Of cobbler typ