Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24

BILE, Norway, 2; display dairy imple-
ments. A l. Il L + Goss, Lewiston, gra-
tuity.
Come II Lane, VIM II Atwood, Mrs
ii Marshall.
Canned Goods, etc.--Hattie Bracket,
Otisileld Gore, collection canned goods,
s.; Lemuel Quincy, Hebron, sugar, l.;
2 Bearcc, Hebron. sugar, Zoe;
Fuller, Oxford. 50; A Il Crooker, Nor
way, maple syrup, G ii George, He
bron, maple syrup. 10; Abbie A swan,
South Paris, 80.
Coma + Bonney, Mrs e Richard
son, Mrs Ira Hartman.
Fruit and Flowers L Brett. Otis-
Held Gore, best collection OF fruit, 50
Lemuel Quincy, Hebron, do, 4; IL
George, Hebron, do, 2; A + George,
Hebron, collection OF apples, 4; Mrs
Marion Noble. North Norway, winter
apples, 2; A X jackson, South Paris,
Baldwins, soc; II l. Swift, South Paris,
do, %; l. l. Phillips, Hebron, X. l..
Greetings, 80; Charles Edwards, South
Paris, do. % (; A X Jackson, South Paris,
Northern Spy, 80; ID 5 Bracket, Otis-
field Gore, do. %; A Bradbury, Nor
way, Gravenstein, 80; Fred Peniey,
Greenwood, do, %; Charles Edwards.
Kings, so; A X Jackson. do, %; V L
DeCos,er, Buckdeld, Brllilower, 80; Z
Miletr, Norway, DO, ~; Charles Ed
wards, Sweet Bough, 80; 4 X jackson,
Nodhead, so; A J Penley, South Paris,
do, %; Charles Edwards, Mcintosh Red,
80; Z Bearce, Hebron, Wealthy, 30; a
Penley, Mann apple, 30; { + Miilett,
Norway, Fallwater. 80; q Il George. col
lection pears, 81; a + George, Hebron,
Bartlett, so; John Wyman. Norway, do,
p; A J. George, sheldon, 80; . Up
ton, Norway, do, %; A + George, seckel,
80; Mrs Joseph Briggs, South Paris, do,
%; Charles Edwards, Flemish Beauty,
30; A L George, do, %; ID 5 Rrackett,
Otisiield Gore, Lombard plum, 30; Chas
Bray, Oxford, do, - Joseph Hibbs, lie
bron, peaches, 30; Charles Bray, do, D ;
G II George, collection grapes, ]; \
Bradbury, Norway, do, 30.
Lizzie Bearce, Hebron, cut flowers, 81 ;
G II George, Hebron, do, SOC; Mrs II X
Stearns, Hebron, do, %; Horace Me-
Daniels. Lowell, cranberries, 90; III i
Swift, South Paris, do, %; Mrs II NJ
Child, South Paris, house plants, 81; |
T. Bearce. Hebron, evaporated apple, 20.
Comb J Briggs, South Turner.
Knit Goods and Iarn.-Best stockings
spun and knit by same person, Mrs j u
Crawford, North Paris, soc, pc; tidy,
Ella Young, South Paris, 30: Gertle
Richards, Norway. %; Mrs NJ ii Mer-
RAM, North Norway, 10; afghan, lnez
McAllister, Norway, 81; Mrs Hattie
Jackson, South Paris, soc; Gertic Rlch-
ards, Norway, -; gents stockings, Alb
bic swan. South Paris, %; Mrs & Rich
ardson, Norway, 10; lady's hose, Annie
VI Edwards, South Paris, %; Mrs ) L
Kelley. Norway, IL; gents mittens, Mrs
j g Crawford. North Paris, -; Mrs I
Richardson, Norway, 10; lady's mlttens,
Mrs Frank Noble, Norway, %; Louisa
+ litcomb, ID; lace, Mrs A ii Edwards,
South Paris, -; crochet lace, Agnes
Penley, Greenwood, 10; wool yarn, Alb
bic Swan, South Paris, -; worsted
work, Mrs l. Horne, Norway, 10; slip
pers, Louisa + Titcomb, Norway, 10;
pin cushion, ETC., Alice King, South Par
ia, -; commode set, Alice King 10; pill
low slip, Mrs G Rowe, Oxford, %
skirt, Mrs J e Rowe, %; chemise, Mrs
e = Bray, oxford, -.
CONN Dayton Bolster, Mrs II Is
Stearns.
Quilts, Spreads, etc silk quilt, Mrs
" & B,ssey, South Paris, 81; Mrs + II
Marshall. Hebron, 7jc; Mrs j L Hall,
oxford, SOC; patchwork quilt, Miss NJ
Williams, South Paris, 15c; Mrs l. y
Turner, Buckhed, 80; Maud Lewis,
Buckield. %; bed spread, Mrs Matte
Ordway, oxford, 81; Mrs w y Thomas,
oxford, 75c; Maud Lewis. Bucklield,
so; calico patchwork comforter, Vivian
Rounds Weber, South Paris, 30; Mrs !.
l. Kelley, Norway, %; rag carpet, Mrs
Caroline Bray, oxford, 81; Mrs Han
nah Noyes, West Paris, soc; braided rug,
Sarah Packard, Greenwood, 80; drawn
rug. Mrs J G. Crawford, North Paris, 81
Mrs Geo |. Libby. South Paris, 10; Mrs
Sebastian smith, oxford, 80; moss rug
Mrs j G. Craw ford, North Paris, special
mention: crazy quilt, Mrs + G McAllis-
ter. Norway, so; Mrs Minnie McDaniels,
Lowell, %; kid rug, Mrs Matte Ordway
oxford, special mention: silk quilt,
Ellie Cole. Greenwood, special mention.
COM Waldo Nash, Mrs ii - Ham
mond, Mrs II l. Swift.
Needlework and Millinery.-Maud
Lewis, Buckiield, tidy, BE; Mrs. Minnie
McDaniels, Lowell, table cover, 80;
Alice NJ King, South Paris, dolly, y, IA,
BILE cover, -, tray cloth, %, 20; Mabel
Chapman. South Paris, pin cushion, %,
necktie. - Bertha VI Holmes, Norway,
handkerchief. 80; Lizzie Leach, South
Paris, skirt. 80, -; Cora Belle Shedd,
Norway. tray cloth, 81, doilies, so; Mrs
Hattie Nichols, Hebron, table spread, -,
bed spread, 80, sofa cushion, 80, pin
cushion. 90, needlrwork, |; Mrs VIII
Henry, South Paris, sofa cushion, 30
Grace A Thayer, Paris, bureau scarf, 30.
Coma Thomas, Mrs ii l. Horne.
Paintings and Photo Work. Matte
Richards, South Paris, water color, 81
Mrs II X Stearns, Hebron, oil painting,
IL; Myrtle Yates Wheeler, West Paris,
oil painting. |, SOC; J Waldo Nash, Nor
way, crayon, ,; Mrs Milton Merriam,
North Norway, crayon, Mrs o a
Chapman, South Paris, 50c.
There was but one exhibit OF photo
work, which was by Miss Libby Of Nor
way, which was very fine, although not
entered for premium.
The exhibit Of oil paintings and crayon
work was exceedingly tine and the com
mitt.-e find IL very hard TO decide which
are entitled TO preference.
Como A Maxim, Mrs \ ID Park,
Mrs james l. Bowker.
Miscellaneous Addie Stcarns, Paris,
thermometer ease Zoe, ribbon calendar
10, platters 10, book marks >, picture
frame -, needle case ). pen wiper .,
fancy tub 3, fancy box IL, pin tray >,
fancy basket -, napkin ring, .; Joseph
+ Long, Norway, horn chair 90, horn
cricket 10, horn ornament p; hill
gore, Norway, garden seeds 80. field
seeds 80; Alice NJ King, South Paris,
handkerchief case %, jewel case 10,
match receiver 10; Jennie Packard. lie
bron, lire screen, 80; Mrs o A Chapman,
South Paris, sea MOSES, % I.ottie Rich
ardson, Norway, postage stamp plate.
20; Angie Penley, Greenwood, painted
plaque, - hand painted china by Mrs.
Bradbury and Miss Beal, not entered for
premium, very nice display.
Com.-W X Hamlin, Arthur Hall.
These premiums are as report Il by tie
committs Is and are subject 10 revision by
tile ofilcers.)
NOTES.
Big time all around.
The band music was good, too.