Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-23
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
ALL KINDS.
Various Presents Made at the Recent Canton
o Fair.

The following is a list of awards made
at the Canton fair:
To C. A. Price, $780, William j. Parsley.
fruit dish; E. r. Howard of Bath pants;
Fl. +. Avery, barrel of crackers; N. f.
Marrow, box of raisins: H. l.. Sherburne,
s. worth of medical attendance; Charles
7. Walker, handbag; Arlington House.
service of horseshoer: Mrs. c. +. Ward,
glove box; H. M. Wilson. fancy vest; Miss
Annie Heath. a ham; Miss Hannah J.
Devine carver and fork; John A. Brown,
one dozen photographs; w. a. Stacy,
pipe; George Thompson, s.; J. G. Knights,
collar box: Wallie +. Percival, barrel of
flour; Frank Fish, paper for one room;
L. 3. Breed. atomizer; Miss Nellie Dona-
hoe. pair of calf shoes r. A. Coombs.
groceries, 50: Fred A. White of Gardiner.
case of peaches; C. A. Messer, New Age
for one year; G. II. Gilman. Houlton, a
$3.50 pipe: Mrs. E. E. Randall, 81 worth
of groceries; w. n. Harvey, $3.50 dentis-
try; w. A. Allen, cologne bottle: G. A.
league. Celtic Mirror for one year; A.
W. Written, set of fiat irons; Edward
Libby, harness repairing. 81 worth; Miss
Maggie Moore, shot gun; Harriet Pendle-
ton and May Wakefield insurance, s..
Orrin Ward, curtains; S. +. Boynton.
order of miscellaneous goods, 81; Florence
Abbott, Maine Farmer for one year:
Parker Savage, groceries, So; John d.
Newman. medical attendance. 50; J. a.
Mcdonald, celluloid case; II. j. Cross.
lawyers service, S.; Miss Christie Ma
honey. oil painting; James Lemorey.
;,.i, Tanly moi If
shoes: l.. E. Jewett, wall flowers; Mrs. FL.
Pendleton. horse hire, So: George II. King,
carver and fork; Runnells McElroy. Daily
Kennebec Journal one year; Walter j.
Neal hat So; II. J. Tetrault, book bind
ing: J. r. Townsend, one ton OF coal;
Edison Locke. one gold filling in tooth;
Edward Percival. salad fork: George f.
Halves, barrel of flour; Fred w. Hill
of Portland 50 cigars: T. Jewett. cord OF
wood: II. C. Greenleaf. pair of shoes; l..
o. Ames of Hallowell. ice for the season;
Mark NJ. Kimball barrel of apples; Harry
Hartley. so cigars; John English. gro
ceries, 81; E. w. Elwell, oil stove; II. ..
Mcguire, writing tablet; j. j. Kicker, lish
order, 50: w. c. Snow, mirror; W. >.
Gordon. one cord of wood: John Cough
lin. medical services. s.: Mrs. j. A. Col
Inns. car ticket: Farmer McCurdie, cordu-
roy jacket; A. M. Dow. easy chair; ). Z.
Kirkpatrick, perfume and case; Gastonia
Testeria, pants. $40; Arlington House,
toilet set: Guy o. Vickery. parlor stove,
s25: ]. +. Rice % shaves; Fred Getchell,
cash. TO- Howard Bruce, table cover;
Nellie G.. Morrison. chest of tea; Mrs. E.
Coombs. lamp: Mrs. E. A. Shaw. pair of
NnW Age for
one wear: E. S. Hall, Maine Farmer for
one year; James Il. Pierce, roll Oh pee
hive paper; w. n. Foss. boX OF SOAP
Howard Benolent % shaves: Ernest Il.
Barber. cash, 800; Miss May Duncan
professional services, $40; F. T. PercNai'
horse hire. IS; Charles Walton, one dozen
pictures: James Murphy. 100 cigars; MIS-.
Tuttle. 25 shaves; Mrs. w. N. Foss, bottle
of perfumery; Frank Gilbert, two hams;
Frank Corner, sachet holder; w. A. Har-
ris shoes; A. NJ Walker barrel of meal;
II Young LAWYERS services; II. {.
Haskell. cash, IS; r. w. Carleton. horse
hire. So: c. w. Kicker, stove, va Mrs. III.
Il. Morrill, glass water set; Il. l.. Gouio'
30 cigars: G. E. Vaughan, ladies' SHOES
g A. Brice. laundry, $3.50; George Key
nolds Kennebec Journal one year; Mel
vile Smith, 50 cigars. and Albert Ores
worth. pipe.
Miss Annie Anderson was the one 10
receive the piece of cake that mad the
gold ring. On the guessing contest FOR
Tho other cake there were three who were
tied. Miss Annie Mccormick. George
pohbins and Howard Bruce. 1t was set
tied by Miss Mccormick coming OF as
victor.
charles Holt won the handsome gold
headed cane. which was offered TO the
nerson not a member of the Canton, who
shou,d sell the most tickets. He sold 3D.
Miss Lillian Malcolm feels very CRATE
full to the Canton for presenting her with
y very pretty lady's watch, and wishes
TO extend her sincere thanks to her many
friends who so Loyalty espoused her cause
in the contest.
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