The Republican journal., 1901-10-31
SEASIDE GRANGE FAIR.

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The annual fair of Seaside Grange, al
though held so late in the season. October
18th, was very successful and good show
ing in farm produce was made. There
were several exhibits of poultry and two of
| dairy stock. Following are the exhibits
and premiums:
A. I, Stevens, Jersey cow, 1st; grade Jer-
j. ". Wallace, Plymouth Rock chicks,
1st; White Wyandottes, 1st; White Leg
| horns, 1st.
H: A: Wiley, White Plymouth Rocks, 1st.
Will Leavitt, Bantams, 1st.
J. F. Wilson, Light Brahma hens, 1st.
| r. M. Patterson, Light Brahma chicks,
! 1st.
FARM PRODUCE, ETC.
). F. Wilson, cats, 1st; potatoes, trace
Cyrus Hubbard, pumpkin, 1st.
Mrs: Rena Sholes, squash, 1st.
5. T.. Norton, variety farm produce, 1st
pumpkins, turnipS, squash, potatoes, cab
bage, cltrOn, beets, carrots, varieties ap-
pies, wheat, 1st; barley, 1st; 2 varieties
beans.
J.. c. Townsend, variety farm produce,
End ;13 varieties apples, 1st sweet corn, ,beets,
carrots, turnips, 4 var. potatoes.
9. l. Pooler,, BEANS. 1st; var. potatoes,
| raised from potato ball seed.
II. A Wiley, beets, 1st; carrots, 1st
kafir corn, apples.
Mrs. A. T. Stevens, butter, 1st.
II. Murphy, Angora kittens, 1st; var.
beans, I'd; squash, I'd; turnips, Sd 6 var.
apples.
Mrs: G. A. Leavitt, kittens, 1st
=. e Abbott, var. apples, var pears.
A. WadsWOrth, sweet German turnips; 5
var. apples, raised from gratis of his own
setting, Cd; potatoes.
James ii. Braley, 2 var. apples, Sd.
a. L. Stevens, carrots, Sd potatoes.
Mrs R. F. Patterson, Hubbard squash.
Z. ID: Boyd, apples, potatoes, 1st trace
corn, I'd 18 var. beans red baldwin apples,
honey, 1st.
J.. W. Wallace, turnips, potatoes, stalk
Southern corn.
Fl. N. Bennett, turnips, cabbages, beets.
+. M Patterson, var. apples, egg.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT..
Stella Nichols, knit scarf, I'd; shawl, 1st.
Mrs. A. D. Hayes, pillow, 1st; pewter
pitcher, ancient crockery, silk sofa pillow,
1St.
Ruth l.. Cammett, naval relics.
| FlOssie Myrick, red, white and blue corn.
Bertha Wallace johnson, lace, 1st; pear
preserves, 1st; mustard pickles, End; cur
| rent preserves, 1St preserved peaches, rhu-
| barb, tomato katchup, Strawberries, sweet
picked cucumbers, ,crabapple preserves, End.
Mrs. j. B. Myrick, silk crochet doiley
Rena Cunningham, down sofa pillow, 1st
Florence Gillum, pieces battenberg, 1st.
Florida CarrOw, snow shoes, list.
Mrs. r. F. Patterson, shot rolls sofa
| pillow, 1st
Gertrude B. Patterson, lace, 1st.
Lucy Bartlett, doiley, 1st.
Kate Taylor, cigar ribbon sofa pillow, 1st
cigar ribbon mats, velvet banner, 1st; dol
lies, 1st.
Mrs. P. D. Fl. Carter, Chill sauce, 1st
mixed pickles, pear preserves, cranberries
1st; preserved tomatoes, cucumber pickles
raspberries, ,Astrachan apple jelly, 1st grape
jelly.
Mrs. J. F. Wilson, kid covered and orna
mented sofa pillow.
Howard Murphy, wax work, 1st.
| THE SEWING CIRCLE LEvEE.
| Seaside Sewing Circle held it's annual
levee and supper at the same time and place
| Booths were arranged in different parts Of
the hall for the sale of confectionery, nuts
etc., and tickets were sold for the drawing
to be held in the evening. The articles tt
be drawn were exhibited on the stage anG
numbered $50 prizes.
| An excellent supper was served in the
dining room from O'Clock until late in the
evening, and was largly patronized. Thomas
Wood & Co. of Boston contributed the coffee
for the supper.
The drawing of the articles was held il
the early evening, followed by dance.
The fair, supper and levee we're success
full in every respect.