Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-09-20

attention because Of quality, beauty
prom znenee e. a. euriesities. Some may
Aave been premium winners: some may
not
In the !over hal two pillars OF apples
c....As / ~ eve Of The visitor on ea.e-lng
ths door They were part Of the exhibit
Of Awhile Jordan Of Waitham.
Emery NaGdock>. Of North Ellsworth.
made an exhibition OF vegetables which
took ae premium FOR variety and quality.
Several stalks OF sorghum. or Chinese
sugar cane. grown in Ellsworth y G.s.
Geek. attracted much attention.
Ralph Cu.hman 81 Ellsworth exhibited
8 line collection OF fruit.
In describing the trades exhibits last
eek the tea exhibit Ct (. (. Brady X
! Co. and the exhibition of soda, ginger.
mineral water and tonic from the Blue
! nil mineral spring were overlooked.
In the upper hall one OF the young
ladies n charge kindly acted a. guide,
and pointed out exhibits of special note
They included the following:
Mexican drawn work by Mrs. N. E.
Redd;ng. Of Ellsworth, described as
perfectly elegant"
Cut work lunch cloth by Mrs. II. H.
Harden.
Darned lace made by Mrs. E. P. Kelley,
OF Ellsworth, whose right hand is par
alyzed. all the work being done with the
left hand.
Bed spread with Lords prayer nlbroid-
cred in red lettering. BY Mrs. Mercy W.
Carter. of Vest Ellsworth.
Table cover made OF cigar ribbons by
Mrs. y. NJ. Townsend, OF Surry.
Handpa.nted and embroidered sofa
pillow made by Mrs. Sarah H. Smith,
aged e-gaty-one years.
4 patchwork quilt containing 800
pieces, made by Miss Carrie Paine, Of
Salisbury Cove.
Large oyai-shaped braided rug made hy
Mrs, EDWARD Haney. of Ellsworth Falls.
Aa.olG- fashioned sampler worked II is
BY Mrs, Jane Mckenzie, Of Yarmouth.
Drawn rug Win flower designs made
- Mr. Carrie Shaw. OF Ellsworth Falls.
\ pair Of nlltsens mace from the hair e
a dog.
\ copy Q: the lister county y. y
Gasette Of January 4, 80. containing q
poem on the death Of George Washing
ton, loaned by NJ is Addie Sails bury.
Models of boat. run by clock
work, and schooner, made by Warden
LORD OF Surry.
THE PUBLIC MARRIAGE.
The public marriage was the feature OF
the fair on W ednesday. Ii took place on
the platform in front of the grand stand
at p. m.
The bridal party drove to the grounds
in a closed coach, and alighted al the
grand stand entrance. The identity of the
bride and groom had been kept secret,
and As they walked to the platform there
was a great craning of necks to see who
they We're.
The bride was Mrs. Julia E. Robinson,
of Ellsworth, a daughter of Robert Colt
of fremont. The groom was Richard H.
Paine OF Eden, farmer, and this was his
fourth marriage. The groom was sixty
six years OF age and the bride forty-tive.
The bride wore dress of tan cloth,
trimmed with darker shade OF velvet.
liz tiCIi!C44S " as pei AOI iIiNNA ~ leu
L. Frazier, esq, Of Ellsworth Falls As
the bride and groom left the platform,
they were given rousing cheer of con-
graduation by 1000 people.
They will receive wedding present OF
a bedroom suite from the fair associa-
ton.
THE BABY SHOW
One of the most interesting features of
Thursdays fair was the gat hering in the
hall at l p. m. of the ba bies. They We're
arranged on raised platform running
lengthwise of the hall, and were sepa-
rated from the crowd by a rope.
The group made unique and pretty
picture. The little tots ranged in age
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