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| GRANVILLE VILLAGE SCHOOL
Granville, MassachuseHs

In Co-operation with
_ Massachusetts Department of Agriculture
| and
| Hampden County League.

Westfield cahezsapee 8 Advertiser

Ca GU itt EEE eR GRE PREP ERDRE TEEPE HUE CARE UE RICH

Neighbors ...

YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME —
IN WESTFIELD

Our Stores Offer a"

High Grade Merchandise
Low Prices
Genuine Service

and

Always a Good Space to Park
Space For All

RETAIL MERCHANTS' DIVISION
of the Westfield
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

GRANVILLE

COMMUNITY FAIR ASSOCIATION

President — HERMAN PATT, Jr.
Vice-President — MRS. BERTHA HUNT
Treasurer — MRS. LENA HUMPHREY
Secretary — MRS. LEMPIE DICKINSON

DIRECTORS:
Richard Barry — Walter Phelon — _ Kenneth Ripley
SUPERINTENDENTS:

Fruit Pearl Phelon, Karl Hansen
Vegetables Ralph Roberts, Kenneth Ripley
Dairy Cattle Joseph Dickinson, Francis Hunt
Poultry Donald Frisbie
Honey - Maple Products - Eggs Walter Pheton
Canning Mrs. Francis Reeves, Mrs. Harold Sattler
Food Mrs. Alice Frisbie, Mrs. Bertha Fox
Flowers Mrs. Cora Welch, Mrs. Ruth Champlin
Household Manufactures Mrs. Bertha Hunt, Mrs Ruth

Hansen
Junior Vegetables Russel! Cooley

Junior Canning Mrs Wilhelmina Tryon, Mrs Stel’a Hunt
Junior Flowers Mrs. Marion Mellinger, Mrs. Emily Roberts
Junior Handcraft Henrietta Wackerbarth, Barbara Frisbie

Sports Mrs. Asa Mellinger, Mr. Milo Cushman
School Exhibits Mrs. Duris, Miss Scott, Miss Bennett
Children’s Parade Mrs. Avola Hiers
Trap Shooting Ra!ph Hiers
Advertising Wilhelmina Tryon, Emma Hansen
Dance Milton Hansen

RULES AND REGULATIONS

All exhibits must be in Wednesday evening, September 6th, by 7:30
o’clock, except livestock. Judging will be done at 10:00 A.M., the day of
the Fair. No exhibit to be removed before 7:00 P.M., except by spce‘al
permission from the President of the Fair. The Association reserves the
right to withold any premiums if it thinks the exhibit unworthy of them.
The exhibit must be made or grown by the exhibitor only. All prizes am-
ounting to more than $1.00 will be paid by check as promptly as possible.
Prizes amounting to less than $1.00 will be paid in cash soon after the Fair.
No responsibility will be assumed by the Fair authorities for losses or ac-
cidents of any kind to the exhibits while in place or when en route. No ex-
hibitor to make more than one entry in any one class, for example: Bald-
win Apples in one class, Carrots one, R. I. Red Pullets one, or Asters one.
NOTE:—The Massachusetts Department of Agriculture is donating Agri-

cultural Prize Money to the amount of $65.00 for the premiums in this

list. Also 3 Rosettes to be awarded.

James E. Templeton & Cor

INCORPORATED

PRES GRIPM@NSS REG) AIS iSies

J. E. TEMPLETON, Reg. Pharm.

Telephone | 380

26 ELM STREET — — — WESTFIELD, MASS.

Noble & Cooley
Company

Compliments of

DR.
Granville, Mass.
Established 1854 S. FINS EN

SBR

Manufacturers of

TOY DRUMS
TAMBOURINES
ROLLING HOOPS Southwick, Mass.
BANJOS

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PROGRAM and ENTERTAINMENT
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th, 1939

10:00 A. M. — Judging
11:00 A. M. — Exhibition of Trained Steers
12:00 Noon — Cafeteria Lunch, at School — Mary Hunt

1:00 P. M. — Junior Judging
Social Hour
Children’s Parade

2:00 P. M. — Boys’ and Girls’ Games
2:30 P. M. — Adults’ Sports

3:30 P. M. — Sawing Contest
Horseshoe Pitching Contest

5:00 P. M. — Trap Shooting
5:30 P. M. — Supper by Local Grange

8:30 P. M. — Dancing at Community Hall
Merry Melodiers Orchestra.

ICE CREAM and SODA

will be found at the School Grounds during the Fair
in charge of Mary Hunt.

Come Early and Stay Late...
BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY, TOO

To The COMMUNITY FAIR
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1939
CAFETERIA LUNCH at 12 Noon. . Village School
SUPPER at 5:30 p. m., by Grange. . Baptist Chapel

Delicious Home-Made Food with the Good

Old-Fashioned Flavor.

Compliments of

Milton F. Gardner

PLUMBING, HEATING and VENTILATING

Telephone 858

Westfield, Mass.

Wackerbarth
DIOP Se kOVe

WOODEN BOXES

MAURICE CASEY

Incorporated

19 DUBOIS STREET
Westfield
Wholesale and Retail
MILK = -—{@R Bai

ICE CREAM
Telephone Established 1896
Granville 221 | TEL. 997
SOAP BONGE THERESA’S
CLOTHING COMPANY BEAUTY SALON
PE ee eee Eh Winner of Three Interna-

DEPENDABLE CLOTHES

For Men, Youngmen and Boys

“Walk A Few Steps and Save Money”

tional Prizes in
PERMANENT WAVING

83 Main St. —

Tel. 118-W

Westfield

FRUIT DEPARTMENT

Committee —— Pearl Phelon, Karl Hansen
APPLES:
Class I.—Plate Exhibits

) specimens to a plate First Second
Baldwin 51.00" Se a0
MacIntosh 1.00 pit
Gravenstein 1.00 oO
Wealthy 1.00 30)
R. I. Greening 1.00 30)
Northern Spy 1.00 3)
Delicious 1.00 10)

Class II.—Plate Exhibits—
2 specimens to a plate

Wagner OO
Wolf River OO
King A,
Cortland 0
Roxbury Russet OO

Class III.—Exhibit of 5 Plates

5 specimens to a plate of the fol-
lowing varieties: Baldwins, MacIn-
tosh, Gravenstein, Wealthy, R. I.
Greening, Northern Spy, Delicious,
Wagner, Wolf River, King, Cort-

land, Roxbury
First

Class IV.—Display of 49 specimens—
MacIntosh, Wealthy, Gravenstein,
each receiving 2.50
Peaches—Plate Exhibits—
5) specimens, all varieties competing 1.00
Pears—Plate Exhibits—
) specimens, all varieties competing 1.00
Quinces—Plate Exhibit—
5) specimens, all varieties competing 1.00
Plums—Plate Exhibits—
10 specimens, all varieties competing 1.00
Grapes—Plate Exhibits—
3 specimens, all varieties competing — 1.00

Second

$2.00 $1.00

1.50
30)
30)
30)
30
10)

Third

Third
0
1.00
20
20)
20
20
20

Regulations—No exhibits shall be entered in more than one
class. One entry allowed in a class. Exhibits shall be

true to name,:

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Compliments of The

SOUTHWICK

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BINIE MILLER, Prop.

e After October Ist, will be closed
Monday instead of Wednesday.

FRED J. MASHIN

PLUMBING - - HEATING
SHEET METAL WORK
ESTIMATES FURNISHED

Satisfaction Guaranteed

TELEPHONES:
859 — Res. 276
73 ELM ST. aS WESTFIELD

W..H. FENTONS@as
Chevrolet - Oldsmobile
Sales and Service

TEL. 48
70 Main St.

“4 Good Place to Buy a Used Car”

Westfield

For Goodness Sake!
SERVE
GIBBON'S CHEESE
J. M. GIBBONS’ SONS

Granville, Mass.

TEL, 2661

T. BATTISTONI & SON

Granville Rd. — Southwick EA UINGEOIN PHARMACY
EVERYTHING TO BUILD
ANYTHING ’ Ree:
Lumber and Building rescription ruggists
Materials
SEPTIC TANKS 8) Main St. Westfield
Telephone Southwick 38
C. GCG. P Avge

GEORGE K. SMITH
& SON
CEMETERY MEMORIALS
Phone 1049

104 Court St. — Westfield

Dealer in
PAINTS, VARNISHES

Enamels, Glass, Brushes
and Wallpaper - Linseed
Oil and Turpentine

Westfield

20 Sechool St. —
Phone 403
“TT PAYVS- TO BUY AT PAB

VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT

Committee — Ralph Roberts, Kenneth Ripley
First Second Third
» Beets pi./d4{ panos Dea
Cabbages Tea. wo 20

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©) Carrots Pi 15) .20
3 Cucumbers Fea, #315) 20
) Peppers fe 30 .20
) Potatoes 10 30 20)
25 Pods Shell Beans NS: Oo .20
» Tomatoes 1D 30 20
9 Turnips fo oD 20
) Parsnips 10 m3 35) 20
2 Squash (winter) via. soe) 20)
2 Squash (summer) Ta) 315) 20)
2 Ears Corn (sweet) ae B15) 20
» Ears Field Corn efo) oO 20
2 Pumpkins Wie: #334) 20

Largest Pumpkin 60 20)
Collection of Vegetables 2.00 =a 0G 0

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Committee — Joseph Dickinson, Francis Hunt
First Second Third
Heifer or bull, under 1 year $2.00 $1.50 $1.00
Heifer yearling, under 2 yrs. 2.00.4 2 Umea ett
Cow under 6 years 2.00» 1 -5U SOO
Aged cow, over 6 years 2.00° B50 se 00
Bull (pure bred) over 1 year 2,00" [> ORaEOD

All breeds competing.

Steers and Oxen—
Best matched pair, (over 6 months) 2.00" FLU)
Best trained pair 5.00.23, 00 eeu

Regulations—Only tested stock allowed. All stock must be
on grounds at 10:00 A. M. In class of trained steers, an
exnibition in yoke will be required

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SAUERS EXPRESS
H. L. ERTEL, Owner
THREE TRIPS DAILY TO
SPRINGFIELD
Daily Trips to Holyoke
Phone 366

40 Franklin St. Westfield

FRANCIS R. HUNT

GRADE A MILK — CREAM

Tel. 3161
GRANVILLE, MASS.

MARCOULLIER BROS.
LUMBER CO.

EVERYTHING FOR HOME
BUILDERS
44 BROAD ST. WESTFIELD

Tel. 182
FREE DELIVERY

© P-E-L M Agia
49 School Street
Westfield
DRY GOODS

‘Always the Lowest Price’

POURIVENS Th. Gecbstells

Dealer m

LUMBER and CORD WOOD

West Granville, Mass.

Tel. 3613

HUMPHREY'S GARAGE
GRANVILLE, MASS.
Goodyear Tires - Philco Radio
Crosley Refrigerators
Chevrolet — Oldsmobile
SALES and SERVICE

Telephone 2121

Compliments of

BURKE'S RED & WHITE
MARKET

Tel. 1430 — Westfield

Compliments of

SCHERMERHORN

| Oysters — Clams — Lobsters

Dealer in
FRESH and SALT FISH
of All Kinds

Westfield

22 School St. —
TEL. 125

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Committee — Donald Frisbie

Class I.—Rhode Island Reds

First Second
Cock Pins) EDO
Hen 70 D0
Cockerel ora 0
Pullet yey 50
Pen (1 male, 3 females) 1.00 a7

Class II1.—AIl other breeds

Cock i) ahh)
Hen B/D) 0
Cockerel ; WD) D0
Pullet IE D0
Pen (1 male, 3 females) 1,00 Fa,

Class Il].—Junior Division
All Breeds Competing

Cock ie) D0

Hen AIA. OO

Cockerel ae D0

Pullet o75) ett

Pen (1 male, 3 females) 1.00 73
Class 1V.—Turkey

Best Pair 1.00 a7

HONEY DEPARTMENT

Committee — Walter Phelon

First Second

Frame of Honey Sir / Dose
Best display of Extracted Honey

not less than 5 Ibs. Lhe OO

MAPLE SUGAR and SYRUP

First Second

Maple Sugar (3 Ibs.) Dns fot aperee
Maple Syrup (1 gt.) We) DO
Maple Products Display of 0
Ex :S

First Second
Best Dozen Eggs (white) $ .65 §$ .40
Best Dozen Eggs (brown) 65 AO
Heaviest Doz. Eggs 65 AO

Open to Juniors and Adults.

Third
© 20
PAY.

Third

Third
$ .20
20
20

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WARREN D. SAMPSON COMPANY
Distributors of Road Machinery

Contractors Equipment

Heavy Hardware

730 UNION STREET

West Springfield, Mass.

CHAMPLIN BROS.
MILK and CREAM
Apples and Sweet Cider

GRANVILLE, MASS.

Tel, 2011

SANF SY i= ICO AVE

COMPANY
Coal, Coke and Fuel Oils
Do tulmaeot, Westfield

Teleob

Ginger Ale Pale Dry and Go!den

Fountain Tanks - Carbonie Gas
Moxie - Seltzer Water in Siphons

Phone 2020

Knight Club Soda Co.

QUALITY BEVERAGES
L. J. GREGOR, Mgr.
173 Elm St. Westfield

When Shopping - Eat at The
NAY A. Samoan

56 Elm Street Westfield

ROMANI'S

THE FINEST OF
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

Compliments of

SMITH FEED COMPANY
WIRTHMORE FEEDS

Westfield, Mass.

Tel. 150

Compliments of

A FRIEND

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FOOD DEPARTMENT

Committee — Alice Frisbie, Bertha Fox

First Second Third
Fancy Breads De. OU eure Ly
Quick Breads 0 ply. fle
Chocolate Cake 0 psy Ve
Sponge Cake OU 20) Lo
Layer Cake 0 ac ANG
Pies (one crust lemon) 0 Ay, eho
Soft Pies 0 P48, ANS,
Pies (two crust) OU ipo 343
Raised Doughnuts OU ao AS.
Rolled Cookies OO Ay, aia,
Dropped Cookies 0) 20 ANG:

Junior Division
Muffins A510) Zo 15
Baking Powder Biscuits 0 PA, BUS,
Cake 0 ae we
PUB ADEN NA Teds:

Committee — Cora Welch, Ruth Champlin
First Second Third

3 Dahlias 2.00 = Sueooueenme le
3 Gladioli 0 ai 5
6 Asters OO 3319, 20
6 Calendulas fu Sh. pat
6 Nasturtium 0 a5, 20
6 Spray Verbena ZU) a Pay
6 Zinnias (large flowering) OO oo 20)
6 Zinnias (small flowering) ait ioe) en)
9 Marigolds 0 0 py
9 Marigold (French) 0 AN cee
12 Bachelors Button OO) on sa)
12 Cosmos 0 alt ye.
12 Petunias 0 oo 20
Best Single Dahlia 0 BD 29
Best Arrangement of Cut Flowers a) ‘oa ‘a0
Best Arrangement of Wild Flowers aa\0) 35) oo
House Plant (foliage) 0 at won
House Plant (flowering) OO 1h ae
Miniature Rock Garden ft) OO 43.
Ferns (house) Bt) OO an
Arrangements of Shades of Yellow,

Orange and Red in Brown Container — .50 oe 20
Best Arrangement for Dining Table 10) i rs.
Best Arrangement for Mixed Garden

Flowers DO Ae Bis

All Exhibits must be raised by Exhibitors
Containers must be furnished by Exhibitors.

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THEODORE KELLOGG

ICE

Telephone 2247

A. H. PHILUIPS aia

MEATS and GROCERIES

R. Balch, Mer.

SOUTHWICK, MASS.

Compliments of

HILLTOP TRAIL
CE Oye CO) US 18

SOUTHWICK, MASS.

Route 57

WOLFE MOTOR SALES

SOUTHWICK

Sales - CHEVROLET - Service
TEL. 37

Frederick W. Wolfe Adolph L. Wolfe

RON I@EESTER
FUNERAL HOME
Telephones: — 1869 and 342-W
Lady Attendant - Mrs. Firtion

29-35 School St. — Westfield

JAMES Ho GEA
Insurance
Co-operative Bank Building

Westfield, Mass.

CHOWAN UNNEMiede

ANTIQUES and MODERN
FURNITURE
Repairing — _ Refinishing

Upholstering
ANTIQUES BOUGHT AND SOLD

Westfield

7 Cross St. —

Tel. 1669-R

JOE GU SEs
Candies - Cigars - Nove!ties

Ice Cream - Soda and
Olive Oil

42 Sehool St. — Westfield

HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES

Committee — Bertha Hunt, Ruth Hansen
Adult—
First Second
House Dress > OU Bere
Apron 50 20
Knitted Dress or Suit 20 ws
Knitted Sweater 0 ey
Knitted Child’s Sweater 50 20
Child’s Clothing—
Dress 50 was
Pajamas 0 20)
Sun Suit 50 be
Bed Spreads—
Knitted 50 25
Crocheted D0 ou
Table Cloth or Runner—
Crocheted 0 25
Embroidered 50 20
Pillow Slips—
Embroidered 0 ly,
Crocheted Edge DO pa
Chair Sets “50 Bt)
Quilts—
Quilted 0 ey,
Tacked 0 pas
Rugs—
Braided 0 ee
Hooked 20 ws)

Regulations—Only articles not exhibited previously are el-
igible for premiums.

JUNIOR FLOWER DEPARTMENT

Committee — Emily Roberts, M. Mellinger
Specimens—
First Second Third
6 Calendulas $5.50 + Sie oe yee
3 Dahlias 0 3 9) ao
6 Asters eH} A) ae
6 Marigolds D0 30 aan
6 Zinnias OO 19) an
18 Cosmos 0 ay5. aa
12 Nasturtiums Pt) on 20
12 Petunias 0 abe 20
Best Arrangement of Wild Fiowers 0 coe) oo
Bouquet of Wild Flowers (most
number of varieties) OO 0s 29

3 Gladioli — A special prize of 15 bulbs for first prize
10 bulbs, second prize and 5 bulbs third prize.
Prizes will be given by Mr. H. G. Patt.

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Compliments of

Sears, Roebuck and Co.

Westfield, Massachusetts

WILCOX

and

KOE

MUTUAL
NESSES RCAGING aE

Hampden Nat. Bank Bldg.

Tel. 457

Westfield, Mass.

Telephone 557

QUALITY Hage
BEST VALUES, and
Authentic Fashions Always
SRACE LoSWV Anise

at BRUNDAGE’S

Formerly Austin Bros.

PIONEER LOAN
& FINANCE CORP.
BRING YOUR MONEY

TROUBLES TO US

Rooms 4-7, Morrissey Building
Phone 964 License 108

5 Main St. — Westfield

To Keep in Perfect Health - - Dine at The

Darkview Restaurant

“Westfield’s Finest Eating Place”

3 Main Street

ROOTH SERVICE

Westfield, Mass.

JUNIOR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT

Committee — Russell Cooley

First Second Third

5) Beets Diet OP aco Mmbeey Ld
5 Carrots wo 30 Ly
5 Ears of Corn (sweet) wo 30 Ada:
10 Ears of Corn (field) fe 0 a1)
> Turnips WES) 10) ph)
5) Onions 70) Fou Ricy
) Tomatoes Vas. OU aL
5 Potatoes io 10) ALS,
©) Peppers TE: 30 ee
2 Cabbages Te 30) WD
2 Cucumbers wo 10 ANE.
2 Winter Squash 10 30) ARS:
12 Pods Shell Beans a 30 ARS:
Collection of Vegetables TOO FEO a

JUNIOR CANNING DEPARTMENT

Committee — Wilhelmina Tryon. Stella Hunt
First Second. Third
3 Jars String Beans 02/0 ep ROO meta eae
3 Jars Sweet Corn 79 OO 20
3 Jars Tomatoes whe) OO Pay:
o gars Raspberries ics: 0 oD
3 Jars Cherries wa OO a:
3 Jars Pears fo OU 20
3 Jars Peaches 7 0 eee
3 Jars Blueberry i) Us 20
Collection of 6 Jars of Fruit—
2 jars each of 3 kinds 1.00 e/a) DO
Collection of 6 Jars of Vegetables—
2 jars each of 3 kinds 1.00 is, DO
3 Jars Veg. Special (one varicty) oO 0 25
Colection of 3 Jars and Menu ES) 0 2s)
Collection, 4 Jars Jelly (two varieties) 85 .60 Ay
Colection 4 Jars Jam (two varieties) 85 60 aD
JUNIOR JUDGING CONTESTS
4-H FRUIT JUDGING
Boys, competing ages 10-21 $1.00 the OO
4-H VEGETABLE CONTEST 1.00 a 50
4-H CANNING CONTEST
1. Group of second year members 40 a
2. Group of older members eho OO

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Compliments of

ED. MORIARTY'S
Family sSH@Eesaore

44 Elm St. Westfie!d

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ALWAYS
REMEMBER

HOWARD G. NOBLE
INSURANCE

J02 ELM ST. — WESTFIELD

MATTHEWS & HATCH
Barber Shop

WE APPRECIATE YOUR
PATRONAGE

26 Sehool St. ae, Westfield

Compliments of

MOUNTAIN ORCHARD
E. A. JENSEN
Granville Center, Mass.

Tel. Granville 2321

Farmers’ Co-operative

Milk Exchange

New Method Pasteurized Milk, with
the Natural Flavor
CREAM, BUTTER, ICE CREAM and

RAW MILK from Selected Herds
17 George St. — Westfield

Phone 1233-W

Compliments of

LAMBSON'S
FUNERAL PARLOR
Lady Attendant

Telephones: 22 — 1382 — 1813

WESTFIELD

COAL — — — COKE
FUEL OILS

Weekly Range Oil Service
GLADWIN & LANE
Elm St. — Westfield
Tel. 70

Dr. W.E. Pike

CANNING DEPARTMENT

Committee — Mrs. Francis Reeves, Mrs. Harold Sattler

First
3 Jars Beets pete
3 Jars String Beans D
3 wars Corn 5
3 Jars Tomatoes 5

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3d Jars Peas

3 Jars Jelly

oars Jam

3 Jars Raspberries

3 Jars Cherries

o Jars Pears

3 Jars Peaches

3 Jars Blueberries

3 Jars Pickles (3 varieties)
Collection of 6 Jars Canned Fruits—

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2 Jars each of 3 kinds 1.00
Collection of 6 Jars Canned Vege-
tables—-2 jars each of 3 kinds 1.00

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Exhibits must be in white glass jars with tops, ex-
cept jelly, of uniform size, either all quarts cr all pints.

Individuals shal! make only one entry in any one lot.

Open to adults and juniors.

JUNIOR HANDCRAFT DEPARTMENT

Committee — Henrietta Wackerbarth, Barbara Frisbie

First Second
School Dress $ ./o § .50
Party Dress i/o 0
Slip 65 A5
Sewing Kits Ae 20
Aprons mH, 20
Rugs ios 20
Bird House 5 20
Holders pa) ALS
Pin Cushion OS) 15

Choice Apples Trucking | Complete Department of

S.M. ROBERTS || INFANTS’ and CHILDREN’S
FANCY BLUEBERRIES CLOTHING

West Granville, Mass.

_ Minnie s Specialty Shoppe

TEL. 2893 71 Elm Street Westfield
Compliments of PHOENIX LUNCH
JOHN PALLO, M. D. Steaks, Chops and Fried
90 Him Street = Westfield Chicken, Our Specialty
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat CHOICE LIQUORS
Specialist 150 ELM ST. WESTFIELD
Compliments of | WILLIAM f- KUPEC
2>UBLIC ACCOUNTA
GORDON SMITH'S mec:
Tax Consultant
21 Sehool St. — Westfield
102 Elm. St. — Westfield
TRU i2e TEL. 1487
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Tel. 548 Tel. Southwick 124
KENLAND ANTHONY J: SGIBEREt

SUPER SERVICE LIVESTOCK DEALER

DISTRIBUTORS =
Ss LL % p.¢ £ Ni
G.& J. TIRES , BO ae
U. S. BATTERIES Horses — High Grade Dairy Cows
F. 8S. WICKLAND | Beef and Calves
45 School St. Westfield Springfield Rd. Southwick

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SHON aakes

Committee — Asa Mellinger, Milo Cushman

First Second

Father and Son Wood Sawing Contest $1.00 $ .50
Rolling Pin Throw (women) OO 20
100-yd. Dash, (men) 0 pa,
100-yd. Dash, (boys 12-18) DO wea,
90-yd. Dash, (girls over 12) 0 By.

o00-yd. Dash, (boys under 12) alll “20

o0-yd. Dash, (girls under 12) 0 v3,

Potato Race, (children over 10) 0 Ady
Potato Race. (children under 10) OO BO
Minute Wa!'k for Women OO oO
Nail Driving for Women 50 20
Men’s High Jump OO hi
Men’s Broad Jump 0 Zo
Hop, Step and Jump, for grades 0 25
Human Wheelbarrow Race OO yh,
Sew 100 Stitches Race OO es.
Gadget Contest, (over 14) aa) oO
Gadget Contest, (under 14) alt 74a).
Basket Ball Throw, (girls) OO ay
Basket Ball Throw, (boys) OO was,
Basket Ball Throw, (adults) 0 Loeb
Husband Calling 0 pe,
Baseball Throw 0 seas)
Horseshoe Pitching 1.00 0

Baseball Game

CHILDREN'S PARADE

Committee — Mrs. Avola Hiers
Doll Carriage vO
Tricycle a)
Bicycle 0

TRAP SHOOTING

Committee — Ralph Hiers

Contestants bring guns and shells. The sum cf

$5.00 allotted for prizes.

RP ESleS

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A sum of $3.00 to be given to children who bring pets.

Each must provide own cage.

SSROOL EXRIBITS

Illustrated Projects by Tol'and, West Granville and Gran-

ville Schools will be on exhibit.

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Compliments ot Repairing — Refinishing
| | Upholstering
PAH RSIS Sel GAGA eae of
| ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Ae en / WILHELMINA H. TRYON
W. H. HARDING, Mgr. 4 GRANVILLE, MASS.

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SAWYER GRAIN CO.
WAYNE FEEDS a

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Compliments of

Poultry — Hog — Dairy |
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Westfield 648 —— 11-11 Southwick | | BA KER

Warehouse - Southwick

CHESTER PILCH || UNIVERSAL
Fecding Hills Hatchery 18 ee ake
Reds - Rocks - Crossbred TEL. 1212

FINEST MATERIALS

High Grade Workmanship

Sexed Chicks

TEL. Springfield 4-0162

Westfield, Massachusetts

Compliments of

Southwick Pharmacy
and PACKAGE STORE

College Highway Southwick, Mass.

Malenhaneeconthicl 8039
Sole Distributor for HOOD’S
HOLLAND DRY GINGER ALE ICE CREAM

Holcomb's Motor Sales

Genuine

FORD

Parts

44 Main St.

Tel. 1629

Service by
Factory-Trained

Mechanics

Westfield

Compliments otf

WESTFIELD CO-OPERATIVE BANK

WORONOCO SAVINGS BANK
WESTFIELD SAVINGS BANK

Compliments of

PARK SQUARE HOTEL

Westfield, Mass.

Compliments of

FIRST NATIONAL
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24 ELM STREET
WESTFIELD, MASS.

S. L. Meager J. M. Shea
Groc. Mgr. Meat Mgr.

Veleoa6

BEMIAY ...>.
Save You Considerable Money, To
Have PAUL TRYON, Well-Known

BATTERY EXPERT
CHECK YOUR BATTERY
Gulf Gas - Motor Oils - Tires

Elmbar Service Station

opp. Gladwin & Lane | |

Telephone 70 Westfield

Compliments of

Howard B. Dickinson

Sweet Cider

SS

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Compliments of

CREED Asa eEt

West Granville, Mass

Compliments of

JOSEPH L. DICKINSON

Representative of

Eastern States Farmers’

Exchange

HEALEY MOTOR SALES

68 Main St. Westfield
THL. 2045
PONTIAC. Ea SALLE

Sales and Service

— also —

Eo Ome Oa sGalas

Compliments of

DR. GEORGE FN@ kits

Compliments of

TA BVENESESL@P
Clothiers

60 Elm Street — Westfield

Compliments of

E. J. Fl Baa

36 Franklin St. and cor. Summer St.
WESTFIELD, MASS.

Mobiloil and Gasoline

FRANK P. SISKA

Certified Esso Servicenter
Elm and Franklin Streets
Westfield, Mass.

TIRES — BATTERIES and AUTO
ACCESSORIES
24-Hour Service
THT. 2163

Compliments of

D.oT. KEN Nt

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Granby Supply Company

Roofing Agricultural Implements Hardware

Lumber T. : Fertilizers
Bidg. Material also Spray Materials Cement
Sheetrock GRANBY, CONN. Paints

“Good Equipment, Makes a Good Farmer Better”

W. A. Bertini T. E. Crouse

Compliments of

Moulton Asphalt Service

WESTFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS

— Distributors of —

meee) -- ROAD OILS -- EMULSION

SPRAYED or DRUM DELIVERIES

Tel. Westfield 1520 a Tel. Westfield 1250
Compliments of
BOSWORTH'S | Compliments ot
FILLING STATION
Granville Rd. | THE BOND BAKER
WESTFIELD, MASS.

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WILLIAMS AUTO CO.

HUDSON

Sales and Service

-37 Franklin St.

Westfield Mass ,

COLLEGE HIG”
COUNTRY Gigs
SOUTITWICK, MASS.

Phone Westfie'd 2228-M

The
Westtield Laundry Co.

Compliments of
GENERAL CLEANING CO.

Westfield, Massachusetts

F. D. LAMPSON

ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
of All Kinds
WESTINGHOUSE MAZDA BULBS
A SPECIAEES
Electric trouble promptly attended to
Tel. Humphrey’s Garage

Granville 2121 P.O. Box 35

24-HOUR SERVICE

FLETGRER S GARAGE

Rear PARK SQUARE HOTEL

Washing, Polishing, Greasing
JB AEG nd ye

Wrecker Service

Compliments
FROM THE BOYS AT
SAGAMORE FRIENDLY

SERVICE STATION

Springfield Rd.
WESTFIELD, MASS.

Gad Emersoniemoon
JEWELERS

Westfield, Massachusetts

Compliments of

A Friend

APPRECIATION...

The Granville Community Fair Com-
mittee wishes to express its apprecia-
tion to all merchants and friends for
their splendid cooperation in making
chis event a success.

The Fair Committee.

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