Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-11-26
KNIGHTS IEMPlAR FAIR.
A Most Successful Closing Evening Of Most
Successful Fair for Years.

| The Knight Templar fair closed. Thurs
day evening, after three of the most sue
| cessful evenings, that ever We're enjoyed
by fair in Maine. Everybody had {
good time and in doing it they aided thu
Knights Templar to- furnish Masonic
block. The knights realized a nice sun
from their first effort and they are nov
| congratulating themselves and thankin.
,, their friends.
The Sunlight hop. Thursday afternoon
was attended by fully 100 couples. Carey
Orchestra furnished music and everybody
was delighted With the afternoons enter
tainmenf. Floor Manager Lincoln and his
aides managed the floor in most eff
cient manner
There was no enterta inment in til.
evening, owing to the awarding of pres
ents, but this caused fully much ex-
citement if not pleasure as did the ex-
cellent programmes of the two previous
evenings. The presents were drawn as
follows:
Meerschaum pipe, George w. Johnson
sled, Lee Potter and Master Wellman;
banquet lamp, G, d. Libby; autograph
quilt S. c. Webster. Augusta; Masonio
emblem rug, Hermon Lodge Gardiner;
afghan to the most popular physician,
DR. Sawyer; diamond ring. Miss Burgess
Misses Wise and Durant, the other con-
testants, We're also each the recipients of
handsome ring as a present from the
commandery in token of their excellent
work in the cause. Doll. Judge Larrabee;
lace handkerchief. j. w. Lash; sofa pill
low, A. NJ. Spear.
The following is a list of the season
ticket presents, and those entitled to Il
present will report to George N. John
son, at the assessors office.
S. IN, Maxcy, cash. gold, 500; Garry E.
Ford, berry dish: Robt. Cashier, pair
shoes; Cope Lawrence, Wilcox hat; Mrs.
E. E. Lewis, team hire. Burns & Son.
f. D. a., ladies toilet case; j. 7. Bards-
ley. suit of clothes; c. e. Pickering
clothes wringer; Rev. r. Barber, atom
izer; G. E. Wilcox, cash, $40; l.. B. Sweet
rocker; d. NJ. Reed. barrel crackers Ida
Switzerland, umbrella; Geo. Piper, Au-
gusta, half dozen orange spoons; Miss
Edra Beede, ham; Chas. H. Morse, pair
blankets; Arthur Waldron, box raisins;
Norman Cannon, 8 pounds tea: Mrs
Bonner. silver butter dish; Geo. A. Miers,
Togus, cash, $40; Arthur A. Demon. tea
kettle; VIM. Albee, South Gardiner, one
week s board, Evans house; Frank Cobb,
South Gardiner, box fancy writing paper;
F. bennett, plush robe; c. M. Shorey,
half dozen fruit knives; Mrs. Mary 5.
Lambert, banquet lamp; r. d. Jackson.
Portland, ton of coal; f. I. Russell, barrel
sweet potatoes; +. j. McCommun, Togus.
pounds coffee; Matte E. Merrill, Au-
gusaa, full X. L. uniform; Dave & Jew
EFT, half dozen photographs (besD; Dick
Morressy, bottle Seeleys perfume; Mrs.
c. o. Turner, pair of shoes: S. d. Mar
son, Portland Transcript; Edith Haskell,
SO T. b. Reed cigars; F. B. Moore, ham;
John S. Moore, pair shoes; Chas. Nc,
SO cigars, Alaska; c. A. Crawford,
pair gents buck Gloves s. w. Rice, cash,
$40; John w. Brown. South Gardiner, ton
of coal; b. III. Brown, South. Gardiner,
laundry work; Mrs. Frank White. SO 6.
B. NJ. cigars; Levi NJ Poor, Augusta.
dozen linen collars; lace bed set, NO. 2otS,
no name; E. II. Gay, Augusta, web
bleached cotton; Frank E. Andrews, 50
Laconia cigars; E. h. Jenkins, Augusta,
barrel Stock flour; ]. M. Smith, box
Lenox soap; il. I'll. Beane, Togus,f cash,
$40; J. A. Shepard, New York, Somers-
worth Oak stove; Annie r. Kelley. water
SET; Henry Harrington, bottle perfume;
Bradley S. Smith. Portland transcript;
Chas Landree, South Gardner, barrel
-four; E. ". Lapham, vase; H. A. Heath,