Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-19
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df~s.ed in chenille drap~ries.
| Pfsble & Keere had George vinsl and
/ Nellie Bates a. ,hsif representatives, MIS-
yiBai vo.e zresn sssin and lace drsps rses,
hieh looked very pretty. Miss Bates vaa
also 6nely dressed and sppropria ely.
! A. L Stephen. n, ,haes, rs presented
By Ms. Line Wa ker. dressed in black
4ress trimmed With small shoes.
H. A. woodward. jeveier. vas repre-
sen,sd by Allie Alkins. who ~as pretti y
dressed in . jesellsd trimmed sosn-
/ $. Jack. tailor, vss represented by
Z Mildred Smith, dressed 10 . tailor made
cos', ere.
| z +. Little vas represented BY Mabel
v woed ard Annie Chase, IN pretty. appro-
pris-s efvstunss.
| Smi Ia Bros, bakers. we're represented
bv NJ Gertie Grindeil, in . cracker
srimnee dress.
Fred LittisHeH & Co. were represenisi 1
BY Mlss LIME McChnch, .ho vas very
prsttiiy dressed in an appropriate costume.
Mayor Spear Of Gardner uas Represented
by Lillian johnson in black cashmere With
| trimm nss Of pen wipers.
J. 4. Lambard wssrepresepsed by Annie
Jones in black Iacs dfess.
Mrs Z y Lsassi. millinery. J~s. repre-
seated BY Mrs Maud varnsF. Who vas
beautifully dressed in white win . profu-
sion of flowers.
J. D. Hughes was represented by Lizzie
Parks, who wore . blsck cashmere with
pink surah trimmings and musical instru-
msnts
Marine Irturance Co., Arthur L. Berry
& Co, agents, was represented by Grace
J. Stetson, dressed in fringed muslin.
The Augusta firms wers represented ~
follows
Fowler & Hsmln were represented by
Mrs. Avery and Miss Horn. The former
wore black satin with -neavy white lace
trimmings. Miss Horn was very tastefully
dressed.
Hsmlin the harness man. vas represented
by May Carter, who was pret'ily dressed.
+. q. kinsmsn by Miss Edith Church
who v ore black dress With advertise men,s.
Bean & Hanlin by Miss Annie B+ane
who was tastefally dressed and Mise Yeston
who wore plush dress wnh black cor.
sage.
Ganne.t & Morse had a. their Representa-
tive Nellie Grant. She wore pink muslin
trimmed with nuts candies. &c.
A. ID Ward va, represented by Annie
Buckman aud Evie Mitchell who were both
dressed very appropriately with trim nlngs
of various articles Of hardware.
+. l.. Hersey Represented his shoe store
by Miss Belle Blanchard who wore bright
cash mere with pi k silk prettilly trimmed.
5. ). Brooks & Co were finely repre-
sented by Miss SUM Greenlief who was
very prettily y-dressed and brI.tiing with re-
volvers.
The Gospel Banner was represented by
Mabel Lord, who was prettiiy and appro
priately dressed.
Devine G Coughlin were represented by
Misses Hannah and Harriet Devine, the
former dressed in white and the latter in
cbangeable silk, prettily decorated.
B-ale & Co, were shown by Miss Lizzie
Haskell, in dress made entirely Of wall
paper.
c. NJ. Sturgis was represented by Mis-.
Elise Bullen. IN very becoming dress of
different colored wall papers.
Busseli & Weston re represented by
Florence Campbell who was pre,,iiy dressed
in dark suit appropriately trimmed.
Miss Sadie Currier represented Fred II.
Over. She wore black dress trimmed with
wire dishclothes making . very sppropri.
ate costume.
A. l. Wells had two Of the prettiest
dressed ladies as well as two of the hand
soonest in the hall. This firm was
represented by Lillian Harrington and Mrs.
Psrkmsn. They were both en- santIy dresst a
in chenille robes.
Miss Gertie Hoyt represented Mrs. NJ. Z
Andrews.
Maud Kelton was dressed in Mikado
style orsge colored dress. She represented
the Bicknel Tea Store.
o. II Groves & Co. we're represented by
Nellie A Hail. She wore plush and mo-
hair silks, and come of The latest fabrics
for furniture coverings.
Fred W. Mathews was represented by
Miss Geuevieve Merry. who wore black
trimmed with Beckties. etc, and Miss
Bertha MeChnch who was similarly
dressed.
The kennetec Journal had two repre-
sentAtives in the field, Miss Carrie Bur
leigh aud Mime Lynn. They both wore
dresses made principally from the paper
they represented, which made very pretty
costume.
Miss An lie Fuller represented Mrs. Jor
dan. She wore light blue nuns yelling
WIN PINK ana MOWERS, Wnicn looked very
pretty.
c. X Psr,ridge's flower agency was rep
resented by Miss Annie +. Hamilton, who
wore a beautiful dress which she almost
covered with hot house flowers from the
greenhouses. She had one of the prettie.t
costumes in the whole assembly.
j. F. Pierce was represented by Lucy
Simm', who was Iretiy and tastefully
dressed.
c. c. Hunt had one of the best costumed
re representatives. in the march in the person
of Miss Florence Hodzdon. She wss
dressed in garnet tastefullY trimmed with
various musical Instruments and she car
RED for banner very%'f b,rj, taste
fully trimmed.
The prize. a silken scarf, was awarded
by vote to Miss Gertie NJ Atkins as giving
the best representation Of the firm which
she advertised.