Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
THE UNION FAIR.

The Result of the Contests-The winner.
OF PRICES.
Owing to the late hour at which the Union
Catholic fair closed night before last, it was
quite impossible to obtain classified list Of
those who won the prizes. In addition &c
the lists already published in the GLOBE, the
following are theprizes and by whom won
Gold watch, voted to most popular young
lady, won by MISS Ella SherOrooke, vote
being: Miss Snerbrooke, 1852; Miss Wise,
1,547.
Chair for most popular president Of build
ing society, won by John Dowlan, vote
standing. John Dowlan, 916; I. F. A. Stud.
dart, 1877.
Boys overcoat, voted to George Freeman;
ulster overcoat, voted to Mr.. Roache of the
Father Mathew society.
Skates, voted to Phillip Grathwole. Mr..
McCardy won the Seth Thomas clock.
A gold watch was won by Miss Mary
OConnor.
Following are the names of the winners of
prizes, together with the lucky numbers:
On Mrs. McGeehan's table. Cake, No. &c,
D. Bell; toilet set, 121, w. B. Marshall;
shirts, IL, John Morris;p cture of Leo. XIII,
50. Ellen Hanlon; tidy, 49,, Kate Kinney;
blankets, 383, W. McGuire; sloum, 124, L.
G. Fsllon; furniture set, 415, John Gehan;
quilt, 247, David Quincy; doll, sc, Fannie
Mandaviile; ottoman cover, 38, Mrs. Wes-
berry; child's shawl, 1913, Philomena Boiler;
cigar set, 84:, Mrs. 81. B. Remission; orna-
mented cake, 81, I. W. Pemberton; silver
butter dish, 76, Maggie Rogers; mu-
sic portfolio. 20, Dan. Bell; pin cushion,
66, Fannie Mandaville; embroidered toilet
set, 46, @. 81. Smith; lamp, 26, Rosa Dona-
hue; prayer book. 81, Frank Gruber; statue
of st. Joseph, 2, Frank Mahony; easy chair,
227. Mrs. j. Geist; two pictures, 36, Richard
Lynch; silver cup, 279, Mrs. e. j. Hatch;
landscape. 41,John Derrick; ST. Cecilia, 11S,
VIM. Troy; guess cake, Katie Towlerton.
On Mrs. O'Gorman's table: Silver cake
basket, 81, John Happier; art journal, 20,
Lillian Hanscomb; lamp, 4, Eva Carroll;
cross picture, IL, Joseph Ryan; fancy
basket, 2, Mary O'Keefe; crayon of Bishop
Ireland, 1872. John Barry; pin cushion, 40,
Holden Elicit; napkin ring, 8, Sarah Hamp-
son; bird and cage, AZ, John McNee; pickle
dish, AZ, John b. Cough; pin cushion, II,
Julia Feeny; fruit knives, %, l.. E. Hauser;
sofa pillow, 152, Katie Colbert; butter dish,
ECO, j. F. Ballard; sacred picture, 1877, John
Cross; oil painting, IA, Fergus Fahey
teaspoons, 1877, F. A.Glynn; doll, 1, Aurelis
OGorman; foot stool, 8, Katie Walsh; table
cover, JOG, Ed. McKinnyj revolver
81, VIM. O'Gorman, folding chair, 81
Mary Golden; spoons, 2. Lizzie
Byrnes; cuff pins, SO, Theodore Miller; siI.
yer cup and plate, 81, Mark Costello.
On the Cathedral school girls table: Gold
cross, 41e, Tom Clock silver butter dish,
223, Miss Jennie A. Moore; silver spoons, 8,
John Skoke; pair of bouts, 2, Mr.. William
Reese; slippers, 1n8, M. Bank; meerschsum
pipe, 2, John Tierney; vestments, 21, Katie
Meades; box cigars, 42, MFR. Jones.
On the Cathedral school boys table: Bob.
bing elephant, a., 81. Berrisford; cake with
gold ring, 100, Nellie Murphy; bird and
cage, 10, John Glenn; vases, Ill, Harry
Shearan; pipe, So, Peter Simons; mat, 67,
Michael Downey; white elephant, 49, Joseph
Meetmesser; silver watch, 80, Johanna Cook;
pig, 81. Johnny McColl; electric battery, LOG,
Ohas. Drake.
On Mrs Prendergast's table: Silver cas-
ter, 81, Joseph Smith; bird cage, 10l, Kate
Heffernan;e embroidered shawl, &c, Ella Sher-
brooke; individual caster, So, John Dowlan;
handsome picture, l, Jas. Grace; silver pickle
dish, 1877, Mr.. j. Edwards; pincushion, 81,
Mary McGorry; silver spoons, S3, Rosen-
band & Co.; goblets, z, Mrs. Lorin.
No. 724, held by Nellie Davern, won the
easy chair, presented by Mrs. P. Batler, and
the invalid set was won by Mrs. Lefebvre,
the ticket being No. 101.