Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-15
END OF THE FAIR.
c. Derouin Won the Contest for the
 Gold Watch.

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 The fair of St Ann's parish was, brought to an end last night, when the prizes were drawn. When it is said that the fair was one of the most suc- cessful ever given by St Ann's parish one can imagine what that means, in- asmuch as the fairs in the past have been very successful. The list Of win ners was as follows:
 The contest for q gold watch be- tween the residents of the different French societies, viz: l.. J. Lavigne, the Independent club; Joseph Gauthier, La Societe St Jean BaptiSte; William Rochon, FrancO-American club; l.. k. Brandeley, L'Institut Canadien; Gus tave Dereuin, St Joseph's society, was won by G. Derouin, president of the St Joseph's society, with the sum of $246 This was the most exciting con- test of the fair and netted almost $700.s
 The doll contest, between Miss Rosalba Beaulac, % North Leonard street, and Miss Lumina Galipeau, 97; Cole street, was won by Miss Beaulac, with $102.
 The combination writing desk and book case presented by L'Institut Ca nadien, went to Miss Leda Thibeault, 225 South Elm street The minor prizes are as follows.
 Two white spreads, fancy tidy, Mary Weis, PIT South Elm.
 Smoking set 69, Miss Rose Cheyrette, l 602 South Main.
 Lady's shawl, se, s. Daunais, 149
 Table cloth, e5, T. courtemanche, e9 West Liberty. Sofa pillow, T, J. Bedd, 37 Vine. Sofa pillow, 43, James Sullivan, AIS South Main street Set silver knives and forks, Patrick Muldoon, St Francis's church. Mantel clock, 85, Lucy Morentcy, 43 East Clay.
 Box cigars, ss, H. E. Preusser, 4es North Main. Clock. se, Alice Lynch, 5e5 North Riverside street. s1o gold piece, P, Q. Boileau, e Aver.
 Card table, 20, Thomas Gagan, 1so Charles. l s shoes, c. C. Rogers, 2s Maple ave nue. Fur cape, gift of l.. Trudel 200, O. Caouette, 185 Benedict street. Writing desk, 197, Mrs R. Guilbert, 439 South Main.
 s gold piece, 40, ". Dapius, ee9 East Main.
 Parlor lamp, 1so, Leroy West, Wa 1 terville. Clock, 3S, ]. Musler. Fancy quilt, 153, F. Galipeau, 97i Cole. Couch, 1s2, E. T.. Baker. Lady's gold watch, 79, Odilon Ger vais, 261 Mad River. Center piece, 86. K. B. Sullivan, B
 Box soap, IT, Laura Hill, 356 South Leonard Box soap, 1s3, Timothy Bowes,
 8 gold piece, 191, Clara Lachance, Waterville.
 Toilet set, 224, N. Lemieux, 15o East Main.
 Morris chair, 42, Norah Burke, 4s5 North Main.
 Suit of clothes, 215, Bile Baker, Chamber street.
 Ton of coal. 1O4, H. J. Lachance, WatervilIe. s Tea set "A, Frank Hollywood.
 China closet, 200, Mary Q. Auber, 2S Kingsbury. ret, ex-pastor of St Ann's church, gift of the French employees of the Curran Dry Goods Go, was won by PIT, A. c. Connolly, 264 South Main. Dining room table and six chairs, 12, Cornelius Whitman, 444 South Main. Sideboard, gift of St Joseph's soci- ety, 265, D. T. Mignault, 40 Center. Dinner set, 37, c. J. Eggleston, watch shop.
 Sofa pillow, PIT, W. w. sackett, % South Main. Chamber suit, gift of La Societe St Jean Baptiste, A, Mary A. Leclerc, 536 Baldwin.
 Table cover, 1s2, George Gafrney 54 Park place.
 s25 in cash, 153, Margaret Coward, 669 East Main.
 $10 gold piece, canvassed on by the St Ann's school children, won by l, ,597, A. Srabowski, 60 Pond
 10 gold piece, 7Ss, A. Lauguay, Bouf- fard's bakery.
 Combination tickets:
 First, $10 in cash, 9,6S7. ~ Second, mantel clock, 4,984, Mrs F. J. Heston, 35 Center
 Third, parlor lamp, COOP, Willie Moore, 1SS South Main.
 Fourth, S5, 4,7o3, Fred Law, 292 Mill.
 Fifth, rocker, e,1ss, Etha Colgan, WatertoWn.
 Sixth, barrel of flour, 674, Emma Gushing, 699 North River
 Seventh, $5, 4,39O, F. Bolduc, 436 South Main.
 Eighth, ton of coal, 4,O03, Maurice Sweeney, 46 Pleasant.
 Ninth, lady's shoes, 7,221, F. L. Waugh, City Mills.
 Tenth, $5, 7,567.
 The shoes and slippers won at the fair, if not correct sizes, can be ek- changed at the Currans Dry Goods Co.'S shoe department