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_ Pears-—l, Mrs. Sylvere Gaudet. Grapev-l- Mrs. Hubert J. Arsen-

ault. '

ct-enberries-i-l Mlrs. ‘Os-ll Gall- ant 2 Mrs. Peter. S. Gellanfi 3 M"- .iP)liii ea P. Arsenanlt.

' ‘Ca ned Meat an bottles-d Miss Mary {Lucy Pet Gaudet 3 Mrs. ubin G. Arsenault. "Canned Vvxetableflfl Mffl- 52in ygfg Gauss; 2 ‘Mrs. Clement Ar» senault3 Mrs. Arade J. Ansenault-l Canned Fish-l Mrs. Azade J. Ar-l nault 2 Mrs. Aobin G. Arsenauit 3 Mrs. sylvere Gaudet- '

Foxes—1 Adolphe O. Gallant.

APPiQl . Wealthy-—l, Mrs. Jos..0. Gallantl 2 Mrs, sylvere Gaudet 3 Mrs. H. A. Darby. _

Duchess 1 Mir. Prpspet’ L. Gali- ant 2 Mrs. Emile G- Arsenault 3 Mrs. Sylvere Gaudet.

A pies any Variety-—l, Mrs. Emie G. ‘Assenault 2 Mrs. Leon J‘. Arsenault 3 M=rs-_Fldele‘ F. Ar- senault.

Apples, Collections of Different Variety-d MT. Prosper ‘L, Gull- ant 2.14m. Sylvere Gaudet. Crabapples lalrge size-~1 Mrs. Leon J- Arsenault 2 Mr. Jos. G. Arsenauit 3 _Mrs. Aubln G. Arsen- ault.

Crab-apples, small size-1 Mrs.

5;; ‘j’ .--—-1 s ' bi ‘ . (continued rrgm we), 1*) y Two 1 quart bottles oi dark ' “a honey! ' H opfflewlom x z lbs Beeswll;

‘P39353310 Department:

l - - ake: . . . firjFltlfnWy Wood. Charlottetown M“; pgrcy Dickieson, New Glas- LEJ. . ‘his? . Allen. West Cocshead 9° g-Plaln Pound Cake: um Jack MacNalr, Charlottetown Mm J; n, Allen. Charlottetown Mm wm, J, Drake. Charlottetown a, m; Sponge Cake: . ‘Mm pp... E. Holmes, , Royalty M", Vernon MacMillan, Brackley Mrs. J. R-"Aueu ». \ 31s Loaf, Imported Flour: rs. 6:1- H. Harper. East Royalty 1y Tait, Charlottetown M", John E. Holmes 5,Single Loaf. Island Flour: ‘Mm 0,11, Harper. - Mrs. Dominic Doyle, Ch'Town Miss Alberta Lewis. W.-_ Royalty _5.-Brown Bread: 1m. o. H. Harper Mrs. John E. Holmes _ l-Tea Biscuits: Mrs. Geo. S. McLeod. Ch'Town Mrs. F‘. Jonefl. Pownal _ s-Doughnuts: Mrs. J. R. Allen . lilrs. Vernon MacMilian _ g-Puff Pastry: Mrs. Vernon MacMillan Mrs. F. Jones. Pownnl ned Fruits, Preserves: _10-Wlld Strawberry Jam: Mrs. J. R. Alien Mrs Boswall Carver. Hazelbrook -. Margaret Bulman. Itustico Cultivated Strawberry Jam: . Margaret Bulman ‘ Sarah H. Jones. Charlottetown, . Mrs. Boswall Carver _ lit-Wild Strawberry Jam: l Mrs. lra Rodd, North Milton » .\irs. Ernest Buiman, Rustico -. Sarah H. Jones c. iii-Cultivated Raspberry Jam: 1 Mrs. Chas, Mellet, Brackley a .\irs. John '1‘. Ferguson, Marshiiold < Mrs. John E. Holmes c. li-Black Currant Jam: 1 Mrs. John Andrew. Charlottetown v Mrs. Vernon MacMiilan Mrs. J. It. Alien c. 15—0range Marmalade: .\irs. Heath Vessey, York Mrs John F. Simmonds, St, Avards Mrs. G. H. Harper c. iii-Red Currant Jelly: 1 Mrs. John E. Holmes 2 Sarah H. Jones Mrs. Wm. J. Drake .l7-Blnck Currant Jelly: l rs. John Andrew Lrs. John E. Holmes ilirs. John '1‘. Ferguson, c. li-Raspberry Jelly: llirs. J. R. Allen 2 Mrs. G. H. Harper Jiirs. Heath Vessey c. til-Apple Jelly: liiarah H. Jones 2llrs. John F. Simmonds ilirs Clayton Matthew, W. Covehead . 2l-Plum Jelly: l Sarah H. Jones , illrs. G. H. Harper iiiirs. Wm. J. Drake, Charlottetown Isl.‘ 2Z—Collection of Home Made es:

lMrs. John E. Holmes tMrs. J. R. Alien . 23—-Mustart Pickles:

lMrs. J. R. Allen

2 Mrs. Chas. Mellet _ iilirs. Ernest Hulman c. 24—Picklos. Sweet:

1 Mrs. Geo. Pickard, W. Royalty

i.’ Mrs. J. R. Allen

3 Margaret Buimnn

c. 25-Chow Chow:

i Mrs. Chas. Mellct

2 hlrs. J. R. Allen

3 .\irs. M. H. MucLennan. Ch'Town c zit-Bottled Fruit-Strawberries: lMrs. Heath Vessey

2 Mrs. Cyrus G. Pickard

3.Mrs. Riy Huestis. Charlottetown. c. tl-Bottled Fruit-Plums:

i Mrs. Heath Vessey

2 Mrs. G. H. Harper

3 Mrs. John E. Holmes

c. 28—Tomato Catsup:

1 Mrs. J. R. Allen

2 Mary J. 0'Shea. Charlottetown

3 Mrs. G. H. Harper

c. 29-Chili Sauce:

1 Mrs. J. R. Allen

2 Mrs. John E. Holmes ills.- G. H. Harper nned Vegetables:

c. IiO-Green Peas:

l Mrs. Ira Rodd.

2 Mrs. John Andrew

3 ills. L. Jenkins. Marshiiold c. li—Beete. Canned:

1 Mrs. Ilcath Vessey

2 Alice V. MacNeil

3Mrs. F. Jones

0- lit-Green Beans:

1 Alice V. MacNeil,

2 Mrs. Herbert Coiss, Milton 3 Mrs. Cyrus G. Picknrd

c. 33—Chicken, Canned:

1 Mrs. J. R. Allen

“Mrs. cynis o. Picks-rd c. lib-Beef. Canned: ' - ‘ 1 Mrs. G. H. Harper

2 Mrs. J. R. Allen

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J. Arspnault 3 Miss Adele Arsen- ault. Plums any variety-l Mr. Pros- per L. Gallant 2 Mrs. Sylvere Gau- det 3 Mira. Gelas Arsenault. Apple Pie‘s_——1 Mrs. Charles Pet- ers 2 Miss Mary Peters 3 Mrs. Aly-re P- Arsenault. . Oat Meal -Cookies—1 Mrs. Azade J. Arsenault 2 Mrs. Cyrus P. Gall- ant 3 Mrs. Phllibert N. Gallant. iWas-hington Pie-l Miss Mary Luce Peters 2 Miss Irene Gallant 3 hirs- Charles Peters.

Home made Pickles~1 Mrs. Az- ade J. AirsenauItZ Mrs. Eric Ar- senault 3 Mrs. Joseph Comier. Chow.-Chow—1 Mrs. Clovis Gau- det 2 Mrs. Ceofrid Richard 3 Mrs. Azade J. Arsenault.

Fruit Cakes-l Miss Mary Luce Peters 2 Mrs. Stephen R. Arsen- ault 3 Mrs. X. 0. Gallant.

Plain Cakes-l Mrs. Avit Arsen- ault 2 Mrs. Stephen R. Arsenault B Miss Ma=ry Luce Peters. liliower Planbs—1 ‘Mus. Azade J. Aisenault 2 Miss ‘Eulaiie Gallant 3 Mrs. PeterPeters.

Domestic Science.

Butter in Crooks-A Miss Mary =Luce Peters.

_Butter in Prints~1 Mis-s Adele Arsenauit 2 Mrs. Clement Arsen- auit 3 Mrs. Giorice J: Cormier. Loni? Bread-l Mrs. Charles Pet- era 2 Mrs. X. 0. Gallant 3 Mrs. Constance Arsenault.

Sweet Cakcs—-——1 Mrs. Joseph Le- ' "Clair 2 MissMary Luce Peters 3 Mrs. Giorice J. Cormler.

Cookics—1 Mrs. Phllibert N. Gui- iant 2 Mrs. Joseph LeClair 3 Mrs. Ben N- Gallant. '

Ten Biscuits-l Mrs. Joseph Le- .. Clair 2 Miss Mary Luce Peters 3 Mrs. Ben N. Gallant.

Crochet Work Cotton- 1. Mrs. Sylvezre Gaudet 2 Mrs. Alyre P. Arsenault 3 Miss Bella Arsenault. Needle Work Wool-l Mrs. Alyre P. Arsenault 2 Miss Beatrice Wedge 3 Mrs. Peter Peters,

Needle Work, Cotton -—1. liirs. Charles Peters 2 ‘Miss Beatrice Wedge 3 Miss Bella Arsenault.

Binder Twine Mat—1 Miss Adele Arsenault.

‘Embroidery Pillow Shams- 1 Miss Eulalio Gallant 2 Mrs. Joseph Cormie-r 3 Mrs. L. A. Arsenanlt.

Sofa. Cushions --1 Miss Bella Arsenault 2 Miss Eulalie Gallant 3 Miss Helena Arsenault.

Flower ‘Pot Cut—1 Mrs. H. A} Darby 2Mrs- Peter Peters 3 Miss Beatrice Wedge.

Bed Spread Wolien-l Mrs. J0- seph ‘F. Arsenauit 2 Mrs. Jacques Gallant. ~ Bed Spread Cotton-I Miss Adela Arsenault 2Mrs. Jos. L. -Gallant 3 Mrs. Peter Peters.

Blanket Homespun-—-1 Mrs. Cec- frid iltichard 2 Mrs. Peter Peters 3 Mrs. Avit Arsennult-

Blankets, iFancy-l Mrs. Peter Peters. "

Mat iHookerh-l Miss dloaailflce Wedge 2 Mrs. Joseph LoCinir‘ 3 Mrs. Ozll Gallant.

Mat. Not Ho0ked— 1 Mrs- Chur- les Peters 2 Mrs. Azade J.‘ Arsen- ault 3 Mrs. J. N. A. Gallant. Crochet Work, Wooilen——1 Mrs. Joseph Gallant 2 Miss Beatrice Wedge 3 Mrs. Ben F- Arsenault.

Flannel Twill-l Mrs. Avit Ar- senault 2 Mrs? Poter Peters 3 Mrs. Joseph LeClair. '

Linen-d Mrs. Joseph M] Arsen- ault 2 Mrs- Ben F. Arsenault 3 Mrs. Leon J. Arsenaul-t.

Knit Goods-l Mrs. Azade J. Ar- sensult 2 Mrs. Pbiiibert N. Gallant 8 Miss Julianne Arsenault.

> Knit Goods, Fancy--I..Mrs. Aub- in G. Arsenault 2 Mrs. Cyrus P. Gallant 3 Mrs. AvitAr-senauit.

3 Mls-Iclltyton Matthew. Yarn-Double and Twisted-l Mrs. ass lip-Fisheries Dept: -_ Joseph LGCiBlr 2 Mrs. 'Azade J. f iii-Best Diablly 0Y5 9511""! 551mm! A-senaul‘ 2 Mrs. Joseph H. Arsen-

“4- 9- H- Hlrper ault. sss Bil-Education and Natural s

story: c. 1-Exhiblt-. Qéut Flows ‘it? . \

1 Hampshire School;

anusl Training: ' ts, ,

f- 9—Woodwork_ Hpeoillien. fiddler) t Preston Fraser. Charlottetown

f. 12—Colloction o! Brawl!!!‘-

: “Rriorio Harper. East Royalty

Wm. wnutleyqs: t Royalty x 13—Exhibit of Drs gs (senior) Donald Wheatley, East ~ Royalty °- 14—iiixh'iblt ot Drawi lwzediaii” ti -' u o

3 Marjorie a y

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Qllllt Patch Work-I Mrs. Jos. L.

Ga ‘ant 2 M-rs. Bylvere Gaudet 8

‘Mrs- X. 0. Gallant.

‘J2, kins-l Mr. Theophile Ar-

sonan 2 “Mrs- Azade J. Arsenault

8 Mrs. Azade M. Arsenault.

Cucumbers-l Mrs. Philibert N’.

Gallant 2 Mrs- H. A. Darby f Mrs.

Amant Gallant.

" ; Ladies-Work

'p-d. Mm". Joseph LeCiair 2 ‘Ben N. Gallant 8 M-rs. Char- Peters.

Homespun Cloth, Single-l Mrs.

AngnetinsLoCiair il- Mrs. Ben Ir.

u‘; . . omeopan cloth. Double-d Mrs. ph H. Arsenaait! Mn. Peter- Mrl. Avit Arssnanlt. Flannel. Single-l Mrs. Peter Pitors 2 llrs. Joseph Lotllsir 8 Marnie-again. Wedge.‘ linen , lurk-l Ills. August- inemeolair l In. Galas Anenault ii Mrs. Joseph s. 00min. ohalofl, Width-l Jlrl. Golan t 2 Joseph C. Anonsmit 2

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'"°.L".'.”.l'.'li- s “"1"!!! ll. Judso orsnoo Warren lotiotown c. Ii-individall exhibit, bobbin. : ‘ ‘Id irmeliw ‘ Qflu- "Ooolflil Rltillfll- , ' 1m”? ‘amotool. Rod-i In. Ghsrlea . . 75°" .9 W'- 9914! £79019“.

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Fideie F. Arsenault 2 Mus. Hubert .

-2 Mgr. Sylvero ‘

‘Cod-Liver on - Vitamins ~

Tomatoes, Green—-1.Mrs, Cham- les Peters 2 Mrs. Alyre P. Arsen- ault 3 Mrs. Azade , ~Arsenault, Parsnips-l Mrs.'~ . 0. Gallant 2 Mrs. Charles Peters 3 Mrs, Gus J. Arsenault. Garlic-d Mrs. Eric Armenauli; g Mrs. Jos. Claude Wedge 3 Mrs, Peter Peters. .

Carrots, White-l Mrs. Chatlas eters 2 Mrs. Joseph LeClnir. rBeet Turnips-l Edwin Darby 2 Mrs. G-elas Arsennult 3 Mrs. Aug- lifllln LeClair. , ' Beet-S. Loni; Table—1 Mrs. Char- les Peters 2 Edwin Darby 3 lllns. Joseph LeClair. disses, Sugar- Mangel——1 Mrs. ‘Eric Arsenault 2 Glorice J. corm- er. Cabbage—1 lVLrs- Chwrles Peters 2 Jos. G. Arsenaul-t. 3 Fidele Des- Roches. I Onion, Red-l Mrs. Dennis Ar- sennult. Onions. White-l Mrs. Joseph S. Cormier 2 Mirs. Phillmon P. Arson Potatoes Ally Variety, White- 1 Mr. TheodoroWedge2 Jos. C. Ar» senault 3 Tilmon A-rsenauit. Rose Type—~1 Emile G. Arsenault 2 Frank F. Arsenault 3 Amant Gal- ant.‘ Heaviest-l Edwin Darby 2 Mr. Theodore Wedge. _ Tu-rnips——1 Joseph F. Arsennult 2 Calixte Arsenault 3 K. O. Gallant. Mangels. MamO-tll- —1 Mr. Theo- dore Wedge 2 Eric Arseuault. ‘Carrots, Long Red-d Avit Ar- senault 2 Mrs, Galas Arsanuuit, 3 Mrs. Charles Peters. ' Carrots, Half Long—1 Amani Gallant 2_i\irs. Charles Peters 3 Cyrus P. Gallant. Oat Sheai‘, White—1 Arsenauit. Collection Garden Seeds Joselfil LeClnir. Tu.rnip——1 Mrs. Joseph LeClair 2 Mrs. Augustin LeClair.

Roots and Vegetables Potatoes, Irish Cobblers-l X. 0, Gallant 2 Cailxe Arsenauit 3 Jerry Bernard. - . Green Mountains-l Calixte Ar- senault 2 Alyre A. Arsenauit 3 Augustine Le-Ciair.

McIntyre-Ii Jemry Bernard 2 Philimon P. A-reengnit .3._Antoine P.’ Gallant. A

Phllimon

-—1 Mrs.

l nkota, Ited—1 Jerry Bernard Glorice J. Cormier 3 Alyre A. Ar- senault.

Beans, White-d Alice Downing 2 Mrs. Alphonse Arsennuit 3 Mrs. Gelas Arsenault.

‘Beans, Colorerl-—1 Mrs. Stephen R. Azrsanauit 2 Mrs. Syivere A. Ar- senault 3 Mrs. Gclas Arsennuit. Pea ‘Beaus—'1 Mrs. Stephen R. Arsennult 2 Mrs. Fideie F. Anson- nult 3 Mrs. Geius Awsennult. 'l‘in1ot‘hy Seed——1 Sylverc A. Ar- sonault 2 Alyre A- Arsenaull. Clover Secd-—1 Stephen ‘it. Ar- senault 2 Joseph F. Arsenauit. IWheat Sheaf from Binder-l Jo- seph F. Araenault 2 Camille D. Ar- senault 3 X. 0. Gallant.

GRAIN Wheat. White Russian-l Gus J. Arsenault.

White Chaif—2 Alyre A. Arsen- ault.

2 Rowed Burley—1 Pe-teir S. Gai- lant 2 Calixte Arscnnult-

6 Rowed Barley-l Joseph O. Gallant.

Buckwheat-d Joseph 0. Gallant 2 Benoit Cormierjl Callxte Arsen- aul-i.

Garden 'Corn—-1 Mrs. Augustine LeClnir 2 Mrs. Alyrc P. Arsenauit 1i Mrs. Azade M. Ansenault.

Fodder, Corn-l Peter S. Gallant 2 Tilmon B. Gallant.

Chickens, Plymouth Roclc-l Pet- er S. Gallan-t 2 Dennis C. Arsen- ault 3 Callxte Arsonault.

Chickens, Wynndotts—l Joseph A. Gallant 2 Azade Bernard-

Hens‘ Plymouth Rocks-l X. 0- Gallant.

Hens, Wyuudotts-l Azade Ber- nard 2 Joseph A. Gallant. liens, Single Combs, Leehorps- 3 C. M- A-rsenault, .

Chickens, Leghorns-Zi C. M. Ar- senault.

Han Eggs, White-l C. M. Arsen- ault 2 Edwin Darby 3 Mrs. Fldeie ii‘. Arsenault.

Hen Eggs, Colored-l M-rs. ii. A. Darby 2 Mrs. Azudc J. Ar-son- ault 3 Mrs. Alphonso A. enault- Brood Sow, Yorkshire. pure or grade-l Clovis Gaudet 2 Alyre C. Arsenault 3 Jerry Bernard.

Brood rSow, With Litter of-Pigs —1 Aiyre C. Arsenault.

Spring Pig Bacon Tyre-And» Bernard 2 Glorice J. Cormier 3 K. 0. Gallant.

Spring Pig, boat developed-l C. M. Arsenault 2 Alyre c. mrsensult-

Poultry

Turkeys-l Joseph F. Arsenault 2~Arailo Bernard. -

Geese-l Uoseph 0. Gallant 2 Hubert J. Airsenault 3 Asads Bor- nard.

r cits-l Antonino P. Gallant- Lamb, lilwe. Gray Face-l Frank I’. Ansenauit 2 Benoit J. Cormler I Charles M. Arsenauit.

‘Lamb Ewe. Long Wool-—1 Gior- iee J. Oormier 2 Benoit J. Corm- ier 8 Joseph Cormier,

P. Gallant.

Lamb mm. Lon: WWI-l 9W phen R. Alrlelanlt 2 Joseph 951‘- mier.

Pure Bred Ram, 2 yr. old and uoq- gown breed Registuob-l Ohm-i M. Arsonsult 2 calim An smelt .1. "s!!! 11-. 5mm!!-

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bred Registers 1T0. M. Arsenaul-t-

xhnre Bred Lamb Ram. . down Brlecedi- Registelred-C. M. 2M3?!- au ,- . » ‘ , iRam 2 yrs. old ‘and over, Face-l Azade J. Arsoiiault- 1 Ram 1 yr old, Gray Face-l Jos. ElAl-senault 2 Chan-lea M; Arsen- au t. ,

‘ Itam 1 yr old, Long Wool.—-‘1~Au- bin G. Arsensult , Ewe, 2 yrs old and over, Gray Face-d Charles ‘M. Arsenault 2 Glocrice J. Cormier Azade Bernard. Ewe, 2 yrs. old and over, Long Wool—1 Stephen R. Arsenault 2 Joseph Cormler 3 Azade Bernard-

lxte Arsenault 2 Charles M. Arsen- ault 3 Frank F. A-rsenault.

Ewe, 1 yr. old, Long WOOLe-l Stephen Ii- Arsenauit 2 AzadebBeir- nard. , » Heifer, 1 yr. old, Holstein grade -1 Frank F. Araenau-lt 2 Joseph Cornirar 3 Edwin Darby.

Heifer Calf, Handled, Shorthorn ~1- Frank F. Arsena-ult 2 Joseph is‘. Aruenanlt 3 Antoine P- Gallant. Heifer Calf, Handled, Holstein- l Benoit J. Cormler.

Group of 3 Holstein-l Joseph Qormicr, . _

Group of 3 Ayrshire-l Azade Bernard 2 X. 0. Gailantv ; Best Calf 0n Ground-I Frank F. Arsenault 2 Jos. F. Arsenault 3 Calixto Ai-senault 4 Charles ‘M. Arsenault- i '

Pure. Bred Bull, Shorthorn—1 Joseph L. Gallant. ‘ Heller 2 yr. old (Shorthorn grade)—1 Frank F. Arsenault 2 iielonl Gallant.

Heller 2 yrs old (Ayrshire grade) ~—1 Emanuel J. Gallant 2 X. 0. Gallant 3 Azade Bernard. '

Heifer 2 yr. old (Holstein grade) ——1 Joseph Cormier 2 Glorice J. Qormior 3 Benoit Cormier.

Heller 1 yr. old (Shorthorn grade)—~1 Calixte Ansenault 2 Jolor Gallant.

Heifer 1 yr. old (Ayrshire girade) -1 X. 0. Gallant 2 Azade Bernard J Calixte Arsenault.

Dairy Cow (*I~loieteiu)—1 Cy-rus A. Gallant 2 Jpseph Cormier 3 Gus A. Arsennnlt. . Dairy Cow (Ayrshirc)—1 Pros- per L- Gallant 2 Azade “Bernard 3 Joseph F. Arsenault.

Dairy Cow ,(Shorthorn)—1 J0- seph L. Gallant 2 Aubin G. Arsen- tult 3 Cyrus A. Gallant. _

Dairy Cow, Any BreeiL-l M-rs- Peter Pitre 2 Glorice J. Cormier 3 Joseph A. Gallant.

Pure Bred Bull (Holstein)—1 Ed- win Darby.

Pure Bred ar S. Galla

Bull (Ayrshire—1 Pet- n-t, .

HORSES _

Colts 2 yr. old (-Canriage)—1 Ar- thur N. Gallant 2 Jos. C. Arsen- ault 3 Adolphe O. Gallant.

Colt 1 yr. old (Dram-l Peter ‘. Gallant.

Colt 1 yr. old (Carriage) —1 Gus J. Arsennult.

Foal (Drait)—1 Cyrus P. Gail- ant 2 Adolphe 0. Gallant.

Foal (Cirrriage)—1 Gus J. Arsen- su-it 2 Sylvain, B. Gallant 3 Theo- ‘phiio Arsenault.

Special prize for best draft boar given by Cornelius McDonald ow; ser oi‘ Bill Galaire. \von by Cyrus P. Gallant.

CLASS I—HORSES

Brood Mare (Draft)_-—1 Erie Ar- senault 2 Calixte Arsennult 3 X. 0. Gallant.

Brood Mare (Car.riage)—1 Theo- phiio Arscnault 2 Cyrus A. Gall- ant. " '

Mare or Gelding 3 yrs old and UVCil‘ (I)raft)-—1 Franli F. Arsen- ault 2 Joseph Gonnier 3 Sylvulu B. Gallant.

Mare or Gelding 3 yrs old and Iver (Carriagck-l. Tilmon Gallant 2 Stephen It. Arsenuuit 3 Charles Pltre.

General Purpose Horse-l Andre J- Arsenault 2 Benoit J. Ccrmicr 3 John L. Arsonault.

Strawberry Preserves-l Mrs. Clovis Gaudet 2 Mrs. Cyrus P. Gai- lant 3 Mrs. Azade J. Arseuault.

Raspberry PresQrtves-l Mrs. Aznde J. Arseusult Mrs. Calixte Arseuault 3 M-rs. Clovis Gaudet.

Plumb Preserves-l Miss Mary Luvs Peters 2 Mr-s. Glorice J. Cor- mier 3 Mrs. Azade J. Arsenauit.

Cherry Preserves-l Mrs. Ben F. Arsenauli. 2 Mrs. Callxte Arsen- tult 3 Mm. Gelaa Arsenault.

Collection of Preserves-l Mrs, Azade J. Arsenault 2 Mrs. Ben F, étrrgsenault 3 Miss Mary Luce Pet-

FRUITS

Apples (Alexanden-l Ml“ Ad.‘ ale Arscnault 2 Mrs. George F. Gallant 3 Mr. Stephen R. Arscn. aul-t.

Ben Davies-l Mr. Prosper 1,, Gallant 2 Master Andre Gallant 3 Mrs. George F. Gg-IlanL

Mount‘ Vernon School Fair

A V91‘? successful School Fair was held in Mount Vernon hool, Sept. '16. 1926. the following ac eels taking part: Middleton, Iris. Cul- lodfln. Caledonia and Mt. Vernon.

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Alcxander lMcRae. Culloden; 3, (iro- vcr Sniit-h, Cullodell; 4. Harry’ MC‘ Lcod, Iris. Wheat,—-1, lilurduuh Acorn, Mt. Vernon; 2, Alex. ‘Mcltae, Cirlodcrl: Irene McPherson. Cullodcil; 4. Katherine L. Morrow, Mt. Vernon. Beans-—l, Donald ‘McQueen; Z. Freeman Hume, Iris; B. Harry MC" Leod. Iris; 4. Mary McQiwcll. Ml- Vernon.

Roots.

Irish Cobbler ‘Potatoesz-l. ll/[QPY McQueen; 2, Angus McLean. Lewis; 3, Murdoch McLean; 4. Murdoch Acorn. Mt. Vernon.

McIntyre Potatoes. —— 1. hostel‘ Young, iris; 2, Lloyd McPherson, Culloden; 3, Alexander McRae, Cul- loden; 4, Donald McQueen. Mount Vernon.

Turnips,——1. Gertie Morrow. iris; 2, Jessie ‘McLeod. iris; 3. ‘Murdoch Acorn; 4, Frances Singleton. Cul- loden. ,

Carrots,—1, Donald McQueen; 2. Freeman Hume, iris; 3. Murdoch Acorn; 4, John Bell, iris.

Vegetables. Tomatoes-l, Stuart McLean, Mt. Vernon; 2, Marion Purchase, Mt. Vernon; 3, Dannie Humo, iris; 4. Bertha Bell. Mt..Vernon. Cucurnbers,—1, Marion ‘Purchase; 2, dlertha Bell; 3, Stuart McLean; 4, Dannie Hume.

.Beets,— 1, Donald McQueen; 2. Jessie ‘McLeod, iris; 3, Wallace Stewart. Lewis; 4, idranccs Single- ton. Culloden.

Punuplrins,~l, Marion Purchase; 2, ‘Stewart McLean; 3. Bertha Bell.

Flowers.

Mixed Flowers. —— l. Mary NC‘

There were a great number and variety of exhibits displayed, the us. ual hish standing being maintain. Ml- ‘Oveh $75.00 was awarded M! prizes. An unusually large sum- her (thbre being eleven) of calves were exhibited, and special prizes of one dollar each rwere given to those who were outside the usual government prises.

The llll-‘ICBI were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew. and Mr. Cecil Brehaut. inspector Shaw made a brief visit.

speeches were made by the judges, also Mr. G. A. McLean compliment- ing the pupils on. their iinework. and the interest they had shewnln making the (air a mmcess.