Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-12-17

u Goi1 dollar. J. ". North. Ile1
= rHakic capst sweeper. C. c. Hunt, III
4 Fly Rod. Herbert !. Watt, loe2
y, Pair hne Bohemian Vases, E Cummings, rs
II Garnet and BriTliani ring. A. ii. Hsrts-
IS Gold. c. N. Glidden. Is
10 Pair sc,ssors
20 Maize Farmer, ONE year. J. A. Ellis. Isl
q Black Onyx gold ring. &. n. Leavitt. s6s
LADY, folding table, F. L. Pond, Us
Brush AND comb case.
q Waterbury watch, we.ley Means. ISs
2 Neck lie. W. . Heftridge, $40
% Barrel Of -four.
q Framed picture, II. j. Haskell, i1zs
screw driver set. ". >. alker, $50
y Cui,giass cologne bottle. J. D. Brooks. z7s
81 Set Of bosom studs. W. G. Fideld, as
y Order for bushels Of oats.
50 One ham, E. Hartshorn, 3s3
"a Fancy articles, J. l.. God, Al
% Home Farm, one year.
IS Office clock.
Book. c. E. shorey. al
. Pair lady's kid slippers. DIR. Briebett. 81
~ noied-goid bosom pin, q. A. Cony, AZ
10 Seven cans Of corn, II J. Kideouf, SIS
II Waterbury watch, John Bennett, SO
Y Gents r0ued-guld v atch chain
- silk handkerchief, H. &. CasweIl, COS
n Box Of raisins
IS Framed picture. Geo. W. Merrill I65
10 6oid, w. A. swan, 12o3
a kennebec Journal weekly. one year.
John r. W itehouse, liz
4s Rolled gold. Brilliant cross. L. A. Nelson, $40
~ Box OF cigars. ). n. W.
~ cigar Gaze, W II. Holmes, l0v5
81 Five OF cans peaches, T. j. Ellis, s47
o. Hsnd-painieo Barbotine vase, B. E. Fol-
som, LOG
So Folding camp chair, L. A. Dyer. ase
81 SACK OF Haxal hvur, H. L. Buckley, IYol
% Engraved AID enameled iockel, T. NJ.
koliin-. Sic
% Ladys shopping bag, E. II. Avery, 1851
81 Pair iadys rre.c. kid boots.
s. Cod, A. N. Brown. s7l
~ Easy chair. ID. 1. Neal, sci
% Lady's gold watch, w. s. Soule, 655
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called for. The persons holding the fol-
lowing numbers: GO, 9s5. ISL, 63, $50, 81,
5Ss, 1856, 343, 1859, 66s. 1892. 1870 and 754
can obtain the gifts to which they are en-
titled by presenting their number to S. W.
Lane.
Following the announcement came the dis
tributing, and the holders of lucky numbers
came forward to receive their presents.
While this was in progress, the voting on the
BARRIERS chair was completed. Mr.. Samuel
Chute received the largest number of votes
and secured the chair. The results on the
other articles were announced. Number GO,
which was held by Charles Ii. White, drew
Miss Grace Fogler's picture. Number 81
took the embroidered table cover, Mrs. S. j.
Gallagher being the fortunate person. She
was induced to place her money ON this num-
Der by the dreaming of Mrs. Joseph Piper.
That lady dreamt one night that 81 would
draw this article. She mentioned the fact to
Mrs. Gallagher. who without hesitation Sc
lected the number. The jewel case. sus-
pended from the ceiling, proved to be just IL
feet, Ii inches from the hoor and was car
rred of by L. A. Moore, he having guessed
the exact distance. The meerschaum pipe
fell to John Hartwell, who received SO votes
toned off the articles remaining unsold, real
izing very satisfactory prices. All else be-
ing completed. the squash was cut. 1t con-
tanned $50 seeds. Mr.. Geo. A. Coney car
red the vegetable of in triumph. Thus end
ed the Grand Army Fair, and it was near the
midnight hour ere all had taken their depart
ure from the hall. signal success from
beginning to end, the Post realized a snug
sum of money from the Fair, which will be
published hereafter. The amount named will
reach long distance in alleviating want and
suffering in the city the coming winter, and
to the management of the Fair, to the large
hearted gentlemen and devoted ladies who
have toiled for its success belongs the credit.