The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-19
CITY HALL AND AUDITORIUM.
Large Numbers Visit Both Places Yes.
terday.
Number of Premiums Awarded-Fine
Band Concert at Auditorium by Sd Cav

airy Band.
City hall was visited by large number
of people yesterday who took in all the
exhibits, especially the. fish display, with
much interest.
Several displays Of pictures have been
added to Reception hall since Tuesday
| Among them is collection of amateur
work in oils by Miss Lilly Johnson, and
| water color sketches by Miss Grace M.
Bryant. Miss Medora f. Atwood has a
case of amateur photographs, and the
Lowell Dry Plate company has large
display of photographs on the wall at the
right of the door. The small room is
used entirely for the quilt display, and
many original and interesting designs
are noticed among them a log cabin
quilt
The following premiums have been
awarded:
PRESERVES, ETC.
Display of preserves, etc-Mrs A. L..
Edgcomb, Portland, second.
| Canned fruit-Mrs. A. L. Edgcomb,
1st.
| Gratuity of $40 awarded, II. D. Davis &
Co., South Newbury, VT.
GRANGE EXHIBIT.
Tatuck Farmers Club. Amherst, Mass,
1st.
PLANTS AND FLOWERS.
Display of cut dowers-G. W. Billings,
Portland, 1st; Charles L. Marshall,
Lowell, Mass, 2nd.
Greenhouse plants. A. Dirwanger,
Portland, LIST; E. J. Harmon, Portla nd,
End.
Potted plants-Mrs. B F. Townsend,
Freeport, 1st.
Floral designs-E. J. Harmon, Port
land, LIST; 6. W. Billings, Portland, End.
Dinner tables decorations-E j. Har-
mon, 1st; Charles L. Marshall, End.
Basket cut fowers-J. A. Dirwanger,
LIST; Il. j. Harmon, End.
Vase of flowers-J. A. Dirwanger, LIST;
E. J. Harmon, End.
Corsage bouqusts-E. J. Harmon, LIST;
Charles L. Marshall, End.
BoutOnnieres-E. j. Harmon. 1st.
Charles L. Marshall, End.
FRUITS.
Apples-A. G. Arnold, Arnold, Me-,
list.
Plums-F. j. Kenney, Worcester.
Mass, 1st; Willis A. Luch, South Union
End.
Grapes-H. R. Kenney, Worcester Lat;
r. J. Kenney, Worcester, 2nd.
FARM PRODUCTS.
Exhibit of Farm products-C. A. Arnold,
Arnold Me-, first; Horny Johnson, South
Turner, second.
Grains and Seeds-C. A. Arnold, first.
Grains and Grasses-Henry johnson,
South Turner, first.
Peck Wheat-C. A. Arnold, second; Ell
lott Moore. Worcester, first.
Peck Barley-S. f. Marsh, Sutton,
Mass, second; G. A. Arnold, first.
Peck of Oats-C. A. Arnold, first; Ell
lott Moore, second.
Peck Buckwheat-C. A. Arnold, first.
I Peck Of Rye. A. Arnold, first; FL
lott Moore, second.
EExhibit Beans-C. A. Arnold, first.
Exhibit Peas-C. L.. Marshall, Low
ell, first.
Dish of Potatoes-Elliott Moore, first;
Henry johnson. second.
Exhibit of Beets-Elliott Moore, first;
G. l.. Marshall, second.
Turnips-C. A. Arnold, first.
Carrots-Elliott Moore, first; Charles l..
Marshall, second. p
Onions-C. L. Marshall, first; Elliott
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/. Tomatoes Elliott Moore, first.
PAINTINGS AND DECORATIONS.
Collection Oil paintings-Mrs. G. A.
Dyer, Portland, first; Mrs. A. B. Crockett,
Dexter, second.
Collection Amateur Oil paintings-Lily
johnson, Portland, first; Charles A.
johnson, Portland, second.
Specimens Oil paintings, professional
Mrs. G. A. Dyer, Portland; first; Miss G.
E. Oliver, Peaks island, second.
Specimen Oils, amateur-Alice 81. Cros-
by, Yarmouth, first; Carrie e. Maxwell,
Portland, second.
Collection water colors, professional
Sara ". Warren, Portland, first; M. E.
Atwood Portland, second.
i Collection water colors, amateur-John
Hass, Providence, first; Carrie e. Max
well, Portland, second.
Specimen water colors, professional
Sara N. Warren, first; M. f. Atwood,
second
Specimen water colors, ssamateur-Carrie
E. Maxwell, first.
Amateur Photographs-M. F. Atwood,
first.
Map drawing by pupil of common
school-Charles A. johnson, first; Ber-
nard A. Devine, second.
Pencil and crayon drawing by pupil
of common school-Elizabeth M. True,
first; B. A. Devine, second.
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