Milford chronicle., 1937-11-19
HARRINGTON VOC. FAIR
WAS WELL ATTENDED
[Cestisasd from Firsf Pass1
SauIer Division

| Glass 1. best smock In schooi-t1rst,
Edna Wyatt; second. Louise Chfton;
.nl,s Class q best wool or part wool dress
made in school-Second, Ula Mae
CJarkson; third. Eliza zimmerman.
Glass 8, best wool or part wool skirt
made In school-First, Clara McCabe;
second, Mary Ann Fleming; third.
Class & best cotton dress made in
school-First, Beivia Wilson; second.
Annette Hickman; third, Jeanette
Class S, best blouse made in school
Third. Dorothy Ward.
Glass g. best chiid's dress-First.
Velma Steward.
Class 4. best advance display OF con-
structive process-Ftrst. Dorothy
Ward; second, Annette Hickman; third.
Clara McCabe and Jeanette MARYLAND.
Glass o. best wardrobe notebook IN
advanced class-First, Hazel Johnson:
second, Belvsa Wilson; third. Margaret
Class iS, best jar of fruit canned at
home-First. Hazel johnson.
Glass is, best jar OF VeseIsDles ,, cann-
ed in school, Tomatoes-F1rst, ELIZA
beth Rose; second, Edna Wyatt and
Rebecca Brown. Beets and carrots -
First, Anna Brown; second. Pauline
MARYLAND and J. Balsota; third. Evelyn
Smith and Marjorie Rose.
ed at home-First, Hazel johnson; sec
ond, Hazel Johnson.
Class %. best glass of jelly made in
school-First, Elizabeth Rose and An
ma Brown; second. Audrey Wix ana
Class as. best glass of jam conserve
or marmalade made in school-First.
Pauline Markland and M. Anthony;
second, Pauline Mevoite; third. Mar
'jorie Rose and Evelyn Smith.
Glass rs. best jar OF chicken canned
second. Evelyn Smith and Marjorie
Rose; third. Pauline Markland.
Class l, jellies, made at school
First, Dorothy Bonney; second. Gladys
Kemp;. third. Hazel Thompson. Jellies
made at home-First, Ethel Brown;
second. Ruth Larimore; third. Doris
Raughley.
Tomatoes canned at school. cold pack
First, Elizabeth Goslin; second. Dor
othy Bonney; third Ann HILL
Vegetables
Any fruit canned at home-First.
Ethel Brown; second. Dorothy Bonney.
Sewing
Glass 2, aprons made from flour sacks
at schooi-Ffrst, Doris Raughley; sec
ond, Christine Powell; third. Ethel
Brown.
Aprons made at home--First. Hazel
Thomson; second. Elizabeth Gosiln;
third, Marian GTlce.
Slips, cotton slips made at school
First, Thelma Porter; second. Ethel
Brown; third, Doris Raughley.
Slips made at home-First, Doris
RaughIey; second. Hazel Thompson;
.hird. Dorothy Bonney.
Glass 3, miscellaneous. any hand
sewing done at home--First, Marian
Price; second, Jane Hill.
Any baking done at home-Third.
lane Hill
Poultry Awards
Best Barred Plymouth Rock pullet-
first. Noah Cain; second and third.
Best Barred Rock cockerel-First
nd third, Arch Moore; second. Edward
1eGates.
Best Earred Rock nen-First. Walter
Taylor; second, Arch Moore: third. Ed
ard Locates.
Best Barred Rock cock-First, Noah
ain; second, Walter Taylor.
Best Barred rock, young tTio-FirN.
.rch Moore; second, Noah Cain; third.
Walter Taylor.
Best Single Comb White Leghorn
ullett-All awards to Floyd Blessing.
Best Single Comb White Leghorn
Philip Decktor; second.
Ioah Cain.
Best Single Comb White Leghorn
Philip Decktor; second.
'hilip Decktor; third. Noah Cain.
bGSI Cinklt SOflD WIN AsC5AiOth
ock-First and third. Philip Decktor;
econd. Noah Cain.
Best New Hampshire hen-First,
;oah Cain; second, Robert Dean.
Best New Hampshire pullet-Au
wards to Walter Taylor.
Best New Hampshire cockerel-First.
Walter Taylor; second. Walter Taylor;
bird. Noah Cain.
Best pair bantams-First, Noah
ain; second and third. Elmer West.
Best pair of guineas-All awards to
.rch Moore.
Best turkey hen-First, Edward Le-
ates; second. Edward Locates; third.
.rch Moore.
Best turkey gobbler-First. Edward
eGates; second. Edward Locates;
hird, Arch Moore.
Best pair Muscovey ducks-First. Ray
iasten; second, Noah Cain; third,
Falter Taylor.
Best pair Pekin ducks-First, Arch
Ioore; second. Edward Locates; third,
Best pair wild ducks-First. Floyd
lessing.
Fest Buff Cochin pullet-All awards
, Noah Cain
Agriculture Products
Best 10 ear sample of white corn
econd. Noah Cain.
Best 10 ear sample yellow corn
irst. Melvin Brown; second and third,
Best single ear yellow corn-First.
Ioah Cain; second, Warren KNAPP;
lird. Edward Locates.
Best single ear white corn-First,
ay Masten; second and third. Noah
ain.
Best five ears pop corn-First and
.cond. Noah Cain; third. Clifford
lessing.
Longest ear of corn-First and Sec
ld. Noah Cain; third. Russell Blades.
Class "B1-Gralns
Best half peck wheat-First. Arch
oore; second, Walter Taylor; third.
Soy beans-First. Walter Taylor; Sec
I'd. Theodore Link; third. Arch Moore.
Rye-First. Noah Cain.
Class "C"-Hays
Best scarlet clover-First. Walter
aylor; second. Walter Taylor.
Best red clover-First. Edward Le-
3tes.
Best soy bean hay-First and second.
dward Locates; third. Walter Taylor.
Other hays, oats-All awards to Wal
r Taylor.
Lezepedia-First. Edward Locates.
Largest stack OF hay-First. Noah
hin; second. Walter Taylor; third.
Class @Ds-vegetables
Best six white potatoes-First. Noah
lin; second. Walter Taylor and third.
elvin Brown.
Best six red potatoes-First. Robert
can; second. Clifford Blessing; third.
-ch Moore.
Best six sweet potatoes-First. War
n Knapp; second, Edward Raughley;
ird. Noah Cain.
Largest sweet potato-First. Lewis
arren; second. Warren Knapp; third.
lward Raughley
Best pumpkin-All awards to Noah
in.