The Portland daily press., 1880-09-20
THE FINAL AWARDS.

Mrs. J. Spencer, Portland Portland worsted rug, 81.
Miss Annie Hurd pair ladies' hose, ST.
S. Hobart Portland, pair braided rag rugs, ST.
Bennett Pike, 40 rug patterns, gratuity recon-
mended
LEATHER, HARNESSES AND sADDLERY.
VIM. Hennessey, exhibit harnesses, 50; collars,
l. j. Brown, best display boots and shoes, So.
F. o. Bailey, best exhibit harnesses, So.
PICTURES AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS.
Frank Goddard, Portland, crayons, diploma. 2
lessee NJ. Dirwanger. preserved flowers, diploma.
Edwin G. Foster, motto in gold and colors, di-
A. McKenny, best exhibition of Photographic
j. II. Lamson, best exhibition of photography, 1st
G. B. Conant, best exhibition photography, di-
ploma.
by one exhibitor 3d. best painting in water coors,
Miss H. L. Coe, birch bark panels favorable
mention
Stubbs Bros velvet and fancy frames diploma.
The committee made the award-best exhibit of
of photography without regard to individual excel
lence.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
G. NJ Bosworth, upholstery, diploma.
Walter Corey g. Co., furniture and upholstery, LIST
prize.
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK.
Fannie Looney, table cloth, LIST, 81.
Mrs. j. j. Wingate, chemse handmade, LIST. 81.
Mrs. G. G. Robinson, Cape Elizabeth, embroidered
Mrs. L. j. Stevens, Portland, toilet set, LIST, ST.
Mrs. Chas. Walker, Portland bed spread 81.
E. A. Frost, gentlemen's shirt, handmade, LIST,
81.
E. A. Frost, crochet chair-tidy, 1st 81.
Miss E. 1. Pierce, Stevens Palms. lace collars LIST,
Mrs. S. E. House, Portland, embroidered lam
Mrs. I. 9. Hayes, Portland, silk quilt, 81.
Mrs. ]. I. Stubbs Portland, afghan, 81.
Mrs. John L. Shaw, sofa pillow. 50.
Mrs. j. Staples, North Yarmouth, chemise, hand
made, 81; night dress, 81
g. Q. Drury, specimen hair-work in case, 81
Redlon & Co.. brooms, brushes, &C., dip.
G. f. Cole. scroll clock worthy of mention.
e. Ponce cigars, pipes and amber sleeve buttons,
6. A. Donnell, brass goods, dip.
H. l. Nelson, worsteds and kid gloves, dip.
W. G. Sawyer & Co., case of bird fixtures, 81.
o. M. Shaw s. Son, Peerless gas machine, dip.
Portland Stone Ware Co., Deerng, terra Gotta
ware and garden vases, dip.
e. NJ Lang s. Co., solder and patent Gaping
Motley g. Winchester, salt of all kinds dip.
Eaton Shaw, health lift dip.
Foye Folio and File Co., foiios and files, dip.
H. W. Cummings, gothic clock, worthy of men-
tion
W. H. Goull, heel and sole protector, worthy of
ON. & D. W. Nash, Highland range, worthy of
mention.
Same, Laurel base burnor worthy of mention.
Same, nickel plated Model furnace worthy Of
mention.
G. D. B. Fisk g. Co.. mems and boys clothing,
F. o. Bailey s. Co., office desks. dip.
Cyrus II. Farley, display ornamental glass and
spectacle lenses, LIST on each.s
KITCHEN UTENSILS.
VIC. Sawyer, LIST, So; Kendall g. Whitney, I'd,
Mrs. S. A: Ulmer, patent egg beater; worthy of
MISCELLANEOUS.
Il fox 10
Mrs. Pratt, case of bead work, favorable men
ton.
S. H. Chandler, iNew Gloucester, MINI. sugar
Geo. Blanchard & Bro, bags Ashton's salt, dip.
Same. axle grease.
o. M. & D. w. Nash, range and furnace, dip.
X. Mcdonald, heater and radiator, dip.
Kendall Whitney, brass bird cages and stand,
favorable meution.
Same bird seeds and cage fixtures, dip.
Mrs E. 7. Early, decalcomania, worthy of men,
ton.
H. H. Hay s. Co., pharmaceutical preparation,
w. S. Lowell, engraving dip.
Byron Greenough & Co., fur goods, dip.
j. F. Merrill, dry air refrigerator, dip.l
AYRSHIRE STOCK.
Bulls, years old, list, w. Harris, Portland.
$40; I'd, Alonzo Libby, saccarappa, g..
Bulls, l year old, LIST. Alonzo Libby, So; I'd,
Bull, calves, LIST, W. P. Harris, So; I'd, Alonzo
Libby,2.
Cows years old, LIST, Alonzo Libby, SO; "a,
Cows, 8 years DID, 1st Alonzo LIBBY, 81; I'd, W.
P. Harris, 5.
Cows, 3 years old, LIST, Alonzo Libby, So; I'd, W.
Heifers, year old, LIST, w. P. Harris, So; I'd,
same, 2.
uI asfer calves 1st Al0nzo Libby 81; 3D. W. P
Sweepstakes, best bull, W. P. Harris, Portland,
JERSEY STOCK.
r+, Naa
and brother, Cumberland Centre, SO; I'd, James
b. Libby Saccarappa, 6.
Bulls, years old, LIST, James B. Libby, Saeca-
Bulls, 1 year DID, LIST. Geo. Blanchard and broth
er, Cumberland Centre, So; I'd, Chas. E. Body,
Cows, years old, 1st Geo. Blanchard and broth
er, Cumberland Centre, SO; I'd. James B. Libby,
Saccarappa. 6.
81; I'd, Geo. Blanchard and brother Cumberland
Centre, 5.
Cows. 2 years old, M. G. Roberts, saccarappa. So;
Alonzo Libby, Saccarappa, g.
Heifers year DID, 1st. James B. Libby, Sacca-
Kappa, So; I'd, Alonzo Libby, Saccarappa,j2.
Heifer calves, LIST, Geo. Blanchard and brother,
Herds, LIST, Alonzo Libby saccarappa, SIS; 3D.
Geo. Blanchard and brother, Cumberland Centre
10.
STATIONS AND GENTLEMEN's DRIVING HORSES
Stations. years old, LIST premium j. NJ. Polls
ter, New Gloucester, SO.
Stations, years DID, LIST VIM L. Pennel, Cum
stations, 4 year DID, LIST, Pride brothers, Cumber
land Mills So.
stations for general use, LIST, E: n; Perry, Port:
Driving horses, LIST, j. NJ Hussey, Portland
s15; I'd, G. G. Robinson, Portland, TO-.
OXEN AND STEERS
Oxen, years old, LIST, Chas. johnson, Gorham
SO; Geo. w. Carter, Scarboro, 5.
Steers, years old, LIST, Chas. Johnson Gorham.
Steers, 2 years old, LIST, Isaac R. Jordan, East
Steers, year old, LIST, A. F. winslow, North
Falmouth, So.
TOWN TEAMS.
Lorenzo knights, Saccarappa, LIST, SIS.
w. Warren, Scarboro, $40.
OXFORD DOWNS
Sturgis & Bracket, Gorham, LIST on yearlng buck
3 eve lambs, ewes, buck lambs, ewes, years
old and over, and I'd on yearling buck, LIST on 8
yearling ewes
CARRIAGES AND sLEIGHs.
C. E. Whitney, Woodford's LIST prem sleigh
pung, express wagon, and I'd on open buggy and
c. G. Robinson, Portland, LIST on two-seated GOV
cred carriage, phaeton and 2 on top buggy.
Albert Chase, Portland, LIST on phaeton, Brews
ter top buggy, dump cart.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
The annual meeting of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union was held Saturday at
the Y. M. G. A. rooms.
The first business was the election of officers
Mrs. G. S. Hunt, who has so successfully ofici.
ated since the formation of the society as pres.
ident, declined reelection. The following
officers were then elected:
President-Mrs James P. Baxter
Vice Presidents-Mrs. Margaret Merrill Mrs
Lewis OBrion, Mrs. j. B. Donnell.
Treasurer-Mrs. j. Hutchinson.
Secretary-Miss 9. M. Dow.
Corresponding Secretary-MisslBuzeie.
Directors-N1rs. Jos. Brooks Mrs. Thompson,
Second Universaist Miss Hattie Palmer Mrs
Fisher, Williston; Mrs. Thomas Fillebrown, Mrs
e. D. Bates, Congress Square; Mrs. j. NJ Stevens,
Congress street Methodist; Miss II. Cummings Miss
o. M. Beckett, First Baptist; Miss Scales, High
street; Mrs. w. G.. Davis Mrs. L. Morrill,, Sweden
borgian; Miss Andrews, st. Lukes; Mrs. NJ. G.
Palmer, Mrs. Geo. Kimball Chestnut street; Miss
Patten, Mrs. Samuel Fogg, Second Parish; Miss
Clara Deering Mrs. T. G. Lewis, Casco street; Mrs
James Hawley Miss S. N. Buzelle Mrs. j. F
Morgan, West End Mrs. Percival Bonney, Mrs. G
L. Ulrck, Free street; Mrs. A. F. Cox, Friends
Society; Mrs. j. j. Gerrish, st. Lawrence street
Mrs A. G. Dewey, Miss Dana, State street; Mrs
Leavitt. Pine street; Mrs. ]. F. Whitney Mrs w
Sawyer, Plymouth; Mrs. Samuel Doten, St. Steph
ems.