Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-05
STATE FAIR FLOWER
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large EXHIBIT OF stoves. ranges and
! kitchen furniture and the Gienwood
ranges are shown by the Anterior
Furniture Go. of Lewiston.
/ One of the most interesting shows in
! the big hall is that of the Maine fish
! and game commission. In large tanks
| of ruhnine water whose glass sides Of
! fer an unobstructed view. are some OF
the handsomcst fish that ever swan i'll
! Maine waters or any other waters Tor
| that matter. There are trout and sal
| mon whose ages range all the way
| from five months to rvc years, from
| the tiny miunow to the huge monster
| that infests tie deep waters of Maine $
great lakes.
The Barker mill Of Auburn. has an
| exhibit of fine shectinSs, shirtings and
cotton yalns and next is the New
| Home Sewing machine. The butter ANA
cheese exhibit. while perhaps it is not
as large as III past years, Is Il Soulc"
OF joy to the heart of the dairyman.
on the second floor is Frank Waters
Frenchs exhibit of novelty designing
Which is of great interest to lovers Of
art Then there are pro iuCts from the
| garden of all kinds and honey from the
Maine bee hives. The White sewing
machine is exhibited by W. A. Burn
ham of Lewiston and the :. :. Darling
| bicycle Co. has a display.
| STAPLES, Smith < Moody of Augusta.
| have an attractive corner of the hall
where pianos of the most approved
makes and a great assortment of music
| may be seen. morrill, < Prince of Lew
iston. shoe dealers and S. p. Robe.
| dealer in sport ing goods. are on this
| floor.
one of the great attractions for viSi-
| tors is the exhibit of Norland Grange.
No. 3ly. There is one of the best dis
plays of needle work and crochet work
ever seen in this city. This exhibit is
| of great interest to all lady visitors at
the hall. There are also many inter
esaing relics. china 100 years old and
more Indian relics and the identical
shackles that bound the unfortunate
John Brown when he was hung at
| Charleston. The Anthoine optical co.
has also an excellent display.
Mrs. Bernice Doucette. the Parisien
demonstration. is offering Blood Wine.
giving free samples to all callers. On
| the third floor there are flowers, plants.
| fancy work, apples. etc, galore
1t is doubtful if there was ever a col
lection Of art of more value and inter
est than that in the art room on the
third floor. The artificial light gives an
| excellent opportunity to see the pic
| lures at their best and crowds linger
over this and that piece Of beauty.
| Among the exhibitors in this depart
| ment are:
Mrs. g. G. Fificld Dexter: Mrs. a.
Il. Crockett. Dexter: Mrs. Helen Dag
sett. Waldoboro: Will Sturdivant.
Bethel: Mrs. +. L. Atwood, Brewer
Mrs. Grace Anderson. Lewist ton:
George Tnsworth. Auburn; f. G.
Stea' ms. ianSo~; Gco"ga NJ Cpnnell
Portland. Mr.. Y. II. Wilson. Auburn
Henry Wood. Bangor: Eugene F. Brad
bury. Bangor; Morris 5. Kicker. Ban
go;: Miss y. l.. PaySon. Hallowell;
Hart l.. Wnodcock. Eclfast; Mrs. Paul
inc SaWtcllo jones Augusta: Miss Zai-
dee Morrison, Skowhcgan, Miss RcSSia
Wuodrs Auburn: John G"ss. ~ wis
ton: Miss Graco Libby. Lewiston, Mrs
Lily Ellsworth. Lewiston: Miss Alice
Crosby. Yarmouth. Miss Lucy Humph-
] ~. NarmouthvilIc: Miss Susanna "
LAWS Bangor: Nj $ J. II. Hal y, Au-
burn: Miss Louis. T.. Frcdc'ici. Ban
gcr: Miss NJ. 4. rattcn. Eowlninhnm
Miss Helen II. Narncy. Brunswick. II
W. Jewell Pennington.
I;c&idcs thorc from private individu
ale therc are many pictures which arr
leans
The needle work department is IN" 81
The Lost ever s,"n aj the fair ana -
sides there is a valuable coilcCti II o;
rocks and minerals.
callors 1T tt" Journal onrr today
Wc:": Fro.l Hu. Soy. .tucv='a; d. u
Gardner. rross lIiH: J. Z. Bailey and
sons, Irving "nH Ray. Of TalloUclit
Mrs y. q. Stctson Maud Stotsrn, Al
, Gustl: T.. \. Dudley. George NJ. Cross
mar. South China: Mr.. and Mrs. !. w
Stca! M charles Rowe. Charles y" <
@ctt Augusta; +. +. Ware, Errtt
. W hitcficId: ". f.. Ware. Randolph.
, jos phin" \. Sim n on. 10 tlard, 6 ar
! NJ Buricich. Kate H. Burc;gh. G.. S
! RurlciGh. S. q. Burleich. Nassalhoro
, \. =. Higclow. Springfield. Ohio; SoIor
, Chase. Chasc's Mills. @. II. Anderson
q. Rudolph Anderson, MIR. ana MI I
: J. NJ Nichols. Augusta. Ferdinand T.
! Nitc hell. china; El5IidGc Gardn.1
!, John Gardner Presluc Isle: Mr. ant
Mrs. H. T.. Goodrich, Nil ana NJ $
,. | Further Flynt, Horace Culburn, T. 7
d | Fo.nm. Augusta: Catherine \. MO
:, CaItt-. Auburn: George NJ. crommctt
i'eI4im": George Pottla. Lewiston
= Ed. r'iskc Lewiston; S. G. Parm7 NJ I
/ | Palermo; r. F. Nneeland, Liver I'm rr'
9 Fall: DR.. j. Walker Stewart. Water
. vile. VI. |. Waugh. Ne dis il: Mrs. }
e. ChiIds. Miss Edith Cross Wate~
| vile: George Parcher Lewiston; Mrs
6 l. y. Can. Auburn: Mrs. |. r. Shorcy
Dext r: Hon. Martin l.. Rcyno Is. Sid
o neg: Irving g. LudwiCk. Lynn. Mass.
&. s. Aver. Litchfield Corner; Mrs. w
II. Newell; Gardiner; Miss BLANCHE
Knox. Miss Genie Knox, Mr.. and MI $
Il | Win Weymouth Gardiner: Mrs. f.. f
n Grant Miss Ruth Grant, Lewiston
q Miss Margie Perkins. Gardiner: Danie
. | Allen Hallowell: O. w. Littleficld
| Chelsea: Frank +. Chase, Augusta.
The Races.
= About 1909 people attended the ia r. 10
= day. and most of them took in the princi