Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-06

svarded the Afst premium % Mr. Cyrus Roasrts
Eea1aeld; ID. Mrs sasags. NJ. Vernon; -
cotton Wool Blsnsets- lst psenisa. L A YeA,os
RelGade: ID: Ai.s Cloagh. Readaeld; ID. Mr.
J Dollof. Mt. Vernoa-
nium. Mrs N Robinson. Mt Vernon.
Drawn RuGs-Sine exhibition, any one of them
only two Of those sorshy eompesiioss could We
award premiums: iss to Mrs Cyrus Roberts. Read.
field, I'd, Mrs Smith, Mt Vernon
strong. showing much patience and toll. We award.
ed the LIST premium to Mrs Halves, Readfeld; ID
Mrs Rufus Russell. winthrop
ined them and ssw the work. the proverb Of that
wise man came 10 mind: The diifigeni hand max
eth rich" If, in these industrious homes it does
| not make rich, sure 1t will make warm
| ON cold winter nights. Many Of the quilts are 80
nearly alike in qual.fy found it very hard TO de-
| nous the first, No q, Mrs B Cook. Reaii-ld
ID, Ida Babbei, East Winthrop; ID. Mrs Fair
banks, Monmouth, gratuiiy Of 80 cents to George
Hutchinson.
Shawi.-2 entries; LIST, premium. Mrs. judith Frost,
Winthrop; I'd. Mrs W Williams. Resdheld.
I.s nre,Sum H.tsi. hsm Jen.. Hsossr. ii M.
Jessie |. smart. Vienna; Sd. Mrs Thomas kie .
Readheld
Fannie Mason; 3D. Mrs Peter Folsome; Sd, Mrs
+ Austin.
Plain Sewing We hope in the future to fine other
competitors in this useful department, striving Tor
the prize. LET premium. Lula Freeman. Manchester;
I'd, Mis- Lo.tie Moore, Winthrop.
Knit Edging-ist premium, YuIa Norcross. Eas,
Winthrop
Cro~fo.t Edging-i7o; Mrs E Morren. Read
field. grainiiy Of IS cents edgng IFS, Miss Susie
N Foster, East Winthrop, gratuiiy. so cent.
Cradle Quilt II " hiIe, Eayette, gratuity. so
cents.
MRS. j. b. LOWsD
MRS j. JACOBS,
MRS. WING, Committee.
MR.. HoiT.
MRS. CRANE,
The display in this department unusually large
and good; We found 1t very difncuit to do justice
For wooden yarn was awarded the first premium
premium TO No u, Mrs T savage, Mt Vernon.
For best lot Of double mittens as awarded the lsf
premium TO No 4, Caroline Scribner Rome; End to
No II, Mrs Leighton, Mt Vernon.
Best lot OF children's miitens Was awarded the LIST
premium 10 No los, Mrs A T Brown, Mt. Vernon ;
ind TO No 10. Mrs q Hall, Mt Vernon.
all Of which were worthy Of notice The LIST premium
was awared to No As. Mrs Leighton, Mt Yer
non; End 10 Ne. 81. Mrs Charles DoIlof. Mt. Yer
non.
OF women's wooden hose there were i've or six
entries: The LIST premium was awarded to u. Mrs
Williams, Mt. Vernon; I'd 10 No 20, Mrs.
,avage. Mt. Vernon.
Bes, lot of womens cotton hose. The LIST premium
was a a arded to No ZIG, Mrs A Foster Eat Win
tbrop; End 10 No 90, Mrs Savage, Mt Vernon.
There Was a lot OF ladies single miitens presented
by Mrs Cyrus Roberts, r 'adfield. for which graf
uiy recommended.
OF vorsted scaris there were four entries. The
ct premium was awarded to No lo2, Celia C. Berry ;
Vienna.
There were five entries Of afghans. The LIST prem
um given to No III. Mrs +. 5. Willard. Read
feel 2nd 10 No l73, Mrs F. A. Hunton, Readfeld.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Samuel McNear, Kents Hill, presented a case Of
solid silver ware, of his manufacture which the
committee considered well worth the utmost limit AT
their disposal, gratuity.
sadie Jacobs, Mt. Vernon. premium for fancy bas
ket.
Mrs } A Berry. Fayette, premium fer linen towels
and sheets.
Miss Mamie Lspham, Augusta. aged Is years, and
Miss Annie + Moore. Winthrop, aged II years, each
presented "Loaf Bread" and taking into considera
ton the age Of the Misses, the ON. were decidedly
of the opinion that each should have gratuity.
Wright. Mt. Vernon, premium for brackets
"a fine display
Miss Celia Is Cunningham, Readfeld. specimen of
pen drawing, worthy of larger gratuity than 10 at
the bestowaI of the Com.
Miss Cora Stanley, winthrop,premium for crochet
basket.
Daniel Wing. Mt. Vernon premium for pair swfts
Mrs NJ Norcross, Winthrop, premium for Chinese
pagoda; W so.,. .ua..,. .-o,,,,,. 60, .,.,, lon,
brequin.
Dudley Blake, Mt. Vernon. premium for box of
grating
Lille Mitchell, Belgrade. premium for bracket lam
breQuln.
Williams Brick Co., Belgrade presented lot of
brick, with which the Com were well pleased. and
they only regretted that they could not give premium
when one was well deserved.
II True, Fayette, presented a lot Of canned sweet
corn. put up in good shape. and he is entitled to
much credit, for the fine display.
Hunt, Augusta, presented a Sterling organ.
upon which he discoursed sweet music to an admir-
ing crowd.