Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-23
THE MASONIC FAIR.
The Last Night Grand Success.
Distribution Of Contributions.
Special Entertainment TO be Provided This
Afternoon Tor the Children.

the Masonic fair, last evening and the
citizens contributions were distributed
as follows:
Cord dry hard wood, j. F. Bilodeau; tot
let SET William Haigle; silver watch, A.
H. Chadbourne; barrel of flour, Miss Jen-
ME Harris; 100 cigars, c. r. Wells; New
Age, one year, H. C. Jacobs, Monmouth :;
one ton Of coal, Wallace Tarbox, South
Gardiner; atomizer, William Sawyer.
Boothbay Harbor manicure SET +. s.
Sanborn; barrel of flour, Nettie Woodcock;
Maine Farmer, one year, C. p.
Sanford; Kennebec Journal one
year, Bertha Small, Hallowell; one
ton pressed hay, Annie Burgess:
gold watch, w. f. Percival; Maine Dem
ocrat. Mrs. W. W. Wright, South Gardi-
ner; so cigars, A. L. Preble, Richmond;
toilet set, K. G. Dudley; five cords soft
wood. NJ. S. Holway; meerschaum pipe, Fl.
l. Waugh; order for 50 shaves, Miss l.. p.
Marmon, Hallowell overcoat to measure,
NJ. c. Maxim, HaIlowell; Kennebec
Journal, one year, W. H. Fisher; order for
80 shaves, w. X. Wakefield, Gardiner:
so cigars, Oscar Holway; order
for one dozen cabinet photo
ographs, Mrs. Bertha Buchahan:
one ton pressed hay, Levi Clukey; gold
watch, Johh Locke, Mount Vernon; 500
in gold, Timothy Donahue, Hallowell;
s. trousers to measure, Florence Eldridge;
Maine Farmer, one year, Kennebcc Ad
Co, Hallowell; hand made harness,
Joseph DuPlisse; hat, So, Aaron p. Rip
ley; New Age one year, W. II. Richard
son, Hallowell; Kennebec journal, one
year, Mrs. Ida Nichols; order for horse
hire, 81, p A. Groves; Maine
Farmer one year, C. A. Taylor
Gardiner; five cords soft wood, Mrs r.
i. Donnell, South Gardiner; ton of coal,
+. B. Coyne; order for 25 shaves Lucy
Edwards; Kennebec Journal, one year, +.
w. Chase; Maine Farmer, one year, J. N.
Taylor of Boston Globe. Boston, $25 in
gold, Mrs. L. W. Sawyer; SO cigars J. q.
Hanson; deer's head mounted, Martha
Sprague; Maine Farmer, l.. b. Moore
barrel flour, r. d. Butler, Togus; $50 in
gold Isaac Bennett; round and rumI of
beef, John Aratta, Hallowell; New Age,
one year, Mrs. W. r. Mack, Gardiner;
Gospel Banner one year, e. Vancour,
Waterville; 10 cigars, j. H. Clough; so
cigars Capt. Allen Partridge; order for
printing. f. B. Smith; ice for season,
Mrs J. f. Pierce; chest of ten, j. +.
Boynton; Gospel Banner one year, Leon
ard Shorey; New Age, one year, Ethel
Fletcher; Daily Kennebec Journal, one
year, Frank Ellis; Maine Democrat, one
year, j. H. Burnham, Gardiner; order
for wall paper. N. S. Purinton; New Age
one year, r. Gillis, Gardiner; barrel -four,
S Packard, Hallowell; so cigars, Miss G.
NJ. Eugley; 100 cigars, Fred Boynton;
Manchester; suit to measure, j. n. Crow
ell, Salem, Mass. barrel flour, Isaiah
Halves, Riverside; macintosh, j. c.
Howes, patent leather shoes, Mrs. Weston
Lewis; Daily Kennebec journal, one year
Miss Lizzie Turner, Somervillc; 80 cigars
Charles White; suit Of clothes, Willis
Cobb, Winthrop; overcoat $50, f. L. |
Ham, ST. Stephen perfumery, So so, Miss
Hattie Holmes; perfnmery, Ira j. Rob
bins, Riverside ton of coal, j. S. Cooper;
100 cigars Mrs. J. f. Chase, Litchfield
Corner: trunk, Hulda A.. Fifield, Manches-
ter; Maine Democrat, NJ. r.. Gates, Ban
gor; so cigars, II. G. Stalpes; Kennebec
journal, one year. f. f. Howard sleigh,
$50, Mrs Goodwin; Kennebec Journal,
Ira b. Northey, Thomaston; overcoat,
SIG, w. S. Woodside, Hallowell; barrel
of flour, c. Fl. Written; so cigars, Curt
Sears and Harry Griffin; cord hard wood,
A. ID. Remick New Age, one year r. o.
Beam Readfeld; so cigars, Lila A. Deer
ing; japanese rug Nancy NJ. Taggart.
Winthrop; silver mounted brier pipe, II.
Babcock; barrel flour, Carry II. Toole;
framed picture, IS, M. A. HASKELL ash
chamber set, C. +. Ward; ton Ct coal,
Charles Kempton; so cigars, Fred Leigh
ton; oycrcoat, S. Bessie K. Lynn; 100
cigars, Adelaide Tremlard; Richmond
range, J. f. Young; parlor lamp, F. L.
fogg; silk dress pattern, f. NJ. Glass,
Gardiner; book bag, H. II. Bowditch;
cake basket, G. W. Goodrich; dress pat
term C. w. Folsom, Oakland; silver soap
box, Grace Andrews; 500 oyster set Z.
f. Perry, silver service, +. W. Pasted;
doll, Bloom Howard; lamp shade, W. |.
Neal; Lowell Diamond bicycle, A. 5.
Cobb.
The gold headed cane was awarded to
Hon. p, o. Vickery, as follows:
p. o. Vickery, 3330]a
W. H. Gapnett. 81
l.. Powers, 80
After the distribution of contributions
the main hall was cleared and dancing in
dulged in by a large number, music by
Higgins Orchestra, and it continued I'M
til the early hours of the day.
special programme has been provided
for today, from to p. NJ, for the school
children, with admission at 10 cents,
adults 15
The last fair held by Augusta Masons
was Is years ago when $1,000 was raised
and turned over to the Soldiers Monument
Association for the erection of the Soldiers
Monument
This handsome building has been erect
cd with Masons' money and one-fourth
of the city's voting population is COM
posed of members of this noble and an
Gent fraternity. The trustees of the Au-
gusta Masonic Building Company are:
John f. Hill, George Z. Macomber, W. $.
Choate, c. w. Jones' +. W. Plaisted, Jos.
H. Manley and Geo. B. Keene.
John C. Spofford of Boston, was the