The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-20
CITY HALL AND THE AUDITORIUM.
The Remaining Premiums AVA rded
Yesterday.

Large Audiences Visit Both Places Last
Evening-Chiquita Gives seance at
Play at the Auditorium.
1.-The people poured into City hall IN good
shape yesterday afternoon and evening.
In the Reception hall there is a feature
that has attracted full as much attention
as anything inssthe fair. 1t is beautiful
ship, full-rigged, made by Mr.. Joseph
Dobson, one of the prominent longshore-
men of Portland. The ship is seven feet
long over all and perfect in general con-
struction. The water is mastiated COM
position, shaded to represent real water
by an artist of repute in this city. The
ship is a most beautiful and artistic work.
Chiquita pleased the crowd as usual
last night.
Among the interesting exhibits added
since the fair opened are handsome line
OF sleighs, manufactured by the Sturte-
want Company of Binghampton, N. Y,
exhibited by H. I. Nelson, their state
agent; pianos by Cressey, Jones & Allen
OF this city; furniture by Hooper, Son
q Leighton; FIeischmann & Co., yeast
cakes, and W. G. Rich, the optician.
The Third Cavalry band gave another
delightful concert last evening.
The premiums, the last to be made, were
awarded:
FRUITS.
Apples-1st, G. A. Arnold
Plums-1st. +. j. Kinney, Worcester:
I'd, w. A. Luce, South Union
Grapes-H. r. Kinney, Worcester, 1st
f. j. Kinney, Cd.
PRESERVES.
Displayed, Mrs. A L. Edgecomb,
Portland.
Canned Fruits-Mrs. A. L. Edgecomb,
LIST.
CHINA PAIN TING.
Best collection by individual-1st,
Sara N. Warren, Portland; I'd, Miss NJ E.
Atwood, Portland.
Best specimen by individual-Gertrud
q. Millett, Portland, LIST; Sara N. War
rem, I'd.
Punch powl-Mrs. S. t. Eveloth, Port
land, 1st.
First set-1st, Mrs. N. T. Worthley,
Westbrook; Sara n Warren, I'd.
Vase-Margaret S. Davis, Portland,
list; Miss N. #. Atwood, 3D.
e acknowledgements G. Millett, LIST;
Sara N. Warren, I'd.
Large Plate-Sara n. Warren, lst: M.
F. Atwood, I'd
Fruit PIates-Gertrude C. Millett, lst;
Sara n. Warren, I'd.
Furge-Mrs. S. 7. Eveleth, 1st; NH.
Atwood, 3D.
Chocolate set-Gertrude c. Millett, LIST.
Rose bowl-Gertrude c. Millett, Ist:
Margaret S. Davis, 3D.
Brush and comb SRt-(IRrtrIJ0a q Mil
lett, 1st; Mrs. N. L. Worthley, I'd.
Raised paste and gold-Margaret S.
Davis, Is t; Mrs. N. T. Worthy, Cd.
Cups and saucers-Gertrude G. Millett,
1st; Sara n. Warren, I'd.
Large tray-Gertrude G. Millet, LIST;
Sara N Warren, I'd.
Relief work-Sarah N. Warren, LIST.
NEEDLE WORK.
Kensington work-Miss Carrie Brown,
Portland, 1st; Mrs. E. L. Babbige, Port
land, I'd.
Long and short stitch embroidery-Mrs
G. S. Ames, 1st and Cd.
Embroidered bed spread, Mrs G.. Fl.
Crockett, Portland. 1st; Miss Nellie S.
Lambert, Yarmouth, I'd.
Button hole enbroidery-Mrs. G. l..
Tukesbury, 1st; Miss Carrie Brown, I'd.
Embroidered tea cloth-Mrs. G.S.Ames,
Gardiner, 1st.
Embroidered table eover-Miss Carrie
Brown, 1st; Mrs A. w. Addition, I'd.
Embroidered table scarf-Miss E. L.
Adams, Turner's Falls, Mass, I'd.
Embroidered tray cloth-Mrs. A: W.
Embroidered picture frame-Lily John
son, 1st Miss E. L. Adams, I'd.
Embroidered sofa pillow-Mrs. G. S.
Ames, 1st; Mrs. Margaret Heath, Add
son, I'd.
Kenslngton Doylies : Miss Carrie
T T0I NJ
Battenberg Doylies-Mrs. o. E. Libby,
Stroudwater, 1st; Mrs. A. T. Murch,
Cumberland Mills, I'd.
Honiton Centre piece-Miss Phoebe E.
Freeman, Provincetown, 1st; Miss Alice
Fl. Crosby, Yarmouth, I'd.
Cut work centre piece-MiSs Alice II.
Crosby, 1st; Mrs. G. S. Ames, I'd.
Kensington Centre piece-Mrs. A. E.
Russell, 1st; Miss Carrie Bowens, I'd.
Butterfly centre piece-Mrs. o. E. Lib
by, 1st; Hattie en-. Cannon, Portland,
Honita lace work-Mrs. M. L. Adams,
Provincetown, lst Mrs. A. E. Murch,
I'd.
Battenberg lace work-Miss Phoebe E.
Freeman, 1st Mrs NJ. L. Adams, I'd.
Antique lace work-Mrs. M. l.. Adams
I'd.
Knit lace work-N1rs. B. F. Townsend,
Freeport, Cd.
Crochet lace work-Miss II. Moulton,
South Buxton, Ist; Miss M Moulton, I'd.
Tatting-Miss E. L. Adams.
Infants embroidered shirt-Mrs. ELL.
Adams, I'd.
Hemstitched display-Mrs. CT. Tukes-
bury, 1st.
Sideboard sarf-AIrs. A. B. Gaubert,
Richmond, LIST; Mrs. L. Tukesbury, I'd.
Crochetted slippers-Miss Ell. Adams,
3D.
Shetland school-Mrs. A. B. Gaubert,
LIST.
Ice wool shawl-Mrs. J. B. Dunspomb,
Cd.
Crochet work in silk-Mrs. c. L. Tukes-
bury, list.
Crochet work in wool-Miss Matte
Beeler of Scarboro, LIST; Mrs. W. S. Dyer,
I'd.
Crochet work in cotton-Miss Alice
Crosby, 1st; Mrs e. l.. Babbidge, I'd.
Babies crochetted booties-Miss E. L.
Adams, I'd.
Crochetted Afghan-Mrs. A. B. Gam
bert 1St and Cd