New Britain herald., 1929-09-27
Miscellaneous-Nuts, Robert An

Miscellaneous-Nuts, Robert An dreWs.
 Flowers
 Best dislpay Asters-Mrs. c. l.. Luce, 1st; Mrs. Fred Furman, 2nd; special, Mrs. R. S. Deane. Best display calendulas-Mrs.F Fred Furman.
 Best display marigolds-Mrs. Wal ter Garfield; special, Mrs. c. L. Luce. Best display any other annual Mrs. Edward Scheiber, 1st; Mrs. Walter Canfeld, 2nd. Best display Perennial Phlox- Mrs. c. l.. Luce.
 Best display any other perennial Mrs. C. l.. Luce. Most artistic arrangement in low container-Mrs V. l.. Eddy 1st; Mrs. Catherine Rowley 2nd; special, Mrs. C. l.. Luce.
 Special on roscs-Mrs. A. J. Aptor. Swoepstcaks on gladioli-Mrs. C.. l l.. Luce, | Canning | Best collection frut-Mrs. NJ. An derson, 1st; Mrs. Fred Furman, 2nd. l Best collection egetablcs-Mrs. NJ. Anderson, 1st Mrs, E. A. Elliott, 2nd.
 Best collection pickles-Nrs, Wal ter Canfield, 1st; Mrs. Fred Furman, 2nd.
 Best collection iellies-Mrs N, An derson, lst; Mrs. Fred Furman. 2nd. Best collection jam-Mrs. NJ. An- drews, 1st; Mrs. Fred Furman. 2nd. Best single jar fruit-Mrs N. An derson. 1st; Mrs. F. A. Elliott, 2nd. Best single jar vegetables-Mrs. E. A. Elliott, 1st; Mrs. Ruth Row ley, 2nd.
 Best single jar picklos-Mrs. E. A. ! Elliott, 1st; Mrs. Ruth Rowley 2nd, Best single glass jelly-Mrs. F, N. Stoarns. 1st; Mrs. Ruth RoWley, 2nd, Mscellaneous-M X. Johnson, l lst; Mrs. Ruth Rowley, 2nd.
 Premiums for school Exhibit
 Sewing
 Best made drcss-l'rancos Hayes, 1st; Estelle Hayes, 2d.
 Best made apron-Kathleen l Dcane, 1st.
 ITandsowing -I,stelle Hayes, 1st; Frances Hayes, 2d.
 Best embroidery-Shir presch- 1T. 1st; Phyllis Chapman 2d. Collection of ncedlework Rachel Sohclski. 1st; Gertrude Stanton, 2d. Cfyl ing-Airplane. David Dary, 1st; air I plane, Rudolph uitze, 2d.
 Cooking
 Best loaf of brcad-Evcrct Olson, lst
 Best loaf of Selma Chap man, list.
 Cookies-Mary Dcane, 1st; Stella Eddy, 2d.
 Layer cake-shirlcy Prescher, 1st; Eloise Byrne, 2d.
 Canning
 Best jar of vegetables, Vivian Anderson, 1st and 2d.
 Best jar of fruit-Vivian Andcr- son, lSt and 2d.
 Best jar Of picklcs-Harriett Holt, 1 1st.
 Best jar of jelIy-Caroine solosky, st; E,loise Byrne, 2d.
 Candy
 Best fudge-Betty Pittsinger, 1st; l Edward Anderson, 2d.
 Penuche-IIarriett Holt, 1st; Frances Holt, I'd.
 Creams-Stella Eddy, 1st.
 Flowers
 Best collections of wild flowers Mary Dcane, 1st; Anna Budney, I'd. Best assortment garden flowers Doris Soloslly, 1st.
 Asters-Raymond Eckert 1st. Cosmos-F'rauces Holt, 1st Shir- ley Prcschcr, I'd.
 Marigo SOlOsky, 1st. alendulas-l'ranli Eddy 1st. Nasturtiums- Vivian Anderson, 1st; Shirley Prescher, I'd.
 Vegetables
 Best collection of vegetables Walter Miller, 1st; Harry Hintlcan, ! 2d.
 Plate oects-Edvard Seremet, 1st i; 1 Charles HorWath, I'd.
 Tomatoes-Kose Ncgri, 1st; Perry Schmidt, 2d.
 Carrots-EIsa plusta, 1st Charles HorWath, 2d
 Walter Miller. 1st; {; Margaret Plustu, I'd.
 Three ears sweet corn-Frani Eddy, 1st; Raymond Eckert. 2d. Peppers-Rose Ncgri, 1st; Rachel | Sobelslli, 2d.
 Steven Lazlcki, 1st.
 Pumphins-Harry Hintlean. 1st. Squash-ITarry IIiniean, 1st Food
 Best white breal-Mrs Walter Cantield. 1st; Mrs. Lena Spencer of i New Britain, 2nd.
 Best dark bread-Mrs. C. F. Johnson, 1st; Mrs. E. 4. Elliott, End; Mrs. ". J. CanfieId, 3rd Best nut brCad-Mrs. Catherine