Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-10

Ryan. IS, Miss Mary Rhodes, Hallowell;
bottle perfume, Jackson Bros, 81, +. A.
Crocker; wall paper Eldridge Bros, $5,
SilaS burlington, Richmond; cash, 50,
:. w. Cuts; bunch bananas, c. {.
Brown, So, c. Labree t& ii. Demons;
case matches, Farmers Supply Co, 50,
Maynard Hill; one weeks table board,
+. III. Goodrich, So. Il. r.. Anderson,
HalloWell; team hire, Parker IL NC
GuSin, $2; MIS-. f.. e. Ryan; collar ana
cuff box, Z. .. Davenport, $3.50 WIN.
Randall, Belfast; order for groceries,
II. w. Peaslee, 50, l.. Scott, New YORK;
box oranges, r. +. Harmon CO., 49,
Burnham Pray; travelling case, ChaS.
Ward, $3.50, Frank Lowell; team hire
VIM. Ware, 81, G. Buker, Dresden; cash.
S., Miss Eugenia Bradstreet; slipper
case, Alfred Dent, $1.50, II. A. WOOD;
box Roya! Powder soap, Chamberlain
& Ladd, 50, Pearle A. Brown; case
peaches, +. NJ. Noyes, $3.50, a. K
Hayes; meerschaum pipe, w. 4. Ken
niston, Sc. A. Cunningham; cash, Ar
Wolman, 81, No. 374; lamp, Weber
Bros. s., Howard Chase; box cigars,
II. p. Brann, $3.50, Bernard Pray; fish
ing rod, Cross & Robinson, So, Parker
& McGugin; Daily Reporter-Journal,
one year, Gardiner Pub. Co, Sc, An
drew Tucker; cash, So, b. 5. HuzZey,
Bangor; box cigars, John Mcnamara,
$3.50, Il. w. Sawyer; music roll, f. IL.
Woodbury., IS. No. 1874; team hire, IL. ID.
Tasker, 81, o. r. Clason; ladies' skirt,
Geo. w. Brown & Co., Sc, Mrs. G. G.
Wilson, Auburn; barrel flour, Burr
Bros, s., Chas. Hutchings; one months
II - NInnnrS- r.
nal: table Preble & Keene, IS, Mrs.
Drake, Farmingdale; horse shoeing. w.
G. Sears, 81, No. 1926: ladies silk waist,
+. & Smith 6; Co, s., John Dumphy;
boys suit, Partridge Clothing Co.. 50,
G. O. Wadsworth; Gardiner Independ-
ent. one year. W. J. Landers 49, Chas.
II. Williams: mixed order groceries, F.
NJ. Mooers. $3.50, A. r. Hayes; mems
| custom made pants, II. w. Groves, 81,
| j. Fitzgerald: box cigars, Daniel McGil-
| licuddy, So. Maurice Royal; cash, 500,
| Miss Eta Davis.
AS the fair closed and became a thing
of the past, to be long remembered as
| one of the grandeSt and most success
| ful affairs Of its kind ever held in Car
| diner, the gentlemen of the Board Of
| Trade can feel secure in saying that
| during the course of the past week they
| have given to the public the full worth
of its money from the entertainment
point of view, and this has been proven
| by the words of praise that are heard
| on every side. The several committees
/ who had in charge the details Of the
| entertainment, decorations, booths, re-
| freshments ana other features, may
| rest assured that their work has aided
| in no small way to the united efforts of
| the whole. The public in general gave
| the fair their hearty support and the
! financial results will doubtless equal
the expectations of the management.
In summing up the whole it is enough
to say that this fair exceeded the eX-
| pectations of the people and proved be-
| yond the shadow of doubt that when
| the Gardiner Board of Trade takes
upon itself the management of like
event and has at its head business men
of the ability and sound judgment that
| this. the fair of 1902 had, it will be car
| ried out with the same gratifying re-
| suits.