Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-10
WITHOUT A FLAW.
Close of the Board of Trades
Grand Fair.
Enormous Crowd Present at the
Awarding of the Presents.
Committees to Be Congratulated on
Unparalleled Success.

awarding the presents was started the
galleries and enormous floor space
were filed almost to the limit. The
National Home Orchestra under the di-
rection of b. w. Theme. rendered a
concert. each number of which was
much enjoyed and greatly appreciated.
This orchestra has the reputation of
being the equal if not the superior of
any orchestra in New England and in
the rendition of the program last even
ing, it fully sustained it's enviable
name. The Midway was again a draw
ing card, as it has been each previous
night.
The first article disposed Of was
painting by p. c. Holmes, and went to
Rev. p. II. Reardon on No. &c.
The picture given to the person guess
ing nearest to the number of beans III
a bottle. The number was 4S3 ana MIS-.
OVerlot guessed $50 and received
beautiful picture of Pharaoh's Horses.
A patent stop alarm clock was given
to the person guessing nearest to the
time the clock stopped, l minute and
~ seconds before 8 o'clock. f. c. Fal-
con guessed O'clock and received the
present.
In the diamond ring contest, the ring
to be given to the Gardiner lawyer re-
ceiving the largest number of votes re-
suited in Q. B. Clason getting the ring,
he having EGGS votes.
James Kelley drew the buffalo robe
on No. 2lS.
During the intervals of the drawing
Of these articles the goods in the booths
4 Il h.
auctioneer.
In the sewing machine contest the
lady who received the most money by
| the committees working in her behalf,
Mrs. George Esmond received the ma
chine, having $10l.4S to her credit.
Then the season ticket presents We're
awarded by a committee consisting o.
Dan Weeks, Amm Davenport, Freeman
| Patten and E. L. Russell. VIM. j. Lam
ders announced the results as follows:
Cash, 500, Augustine Littlefield; bar
rel crackers, Smith Bros, SO, Frank
| Beedle: one ham, Gardiner Beef Co, 81,
| Thos. McGugin; box candy, Geo. II.
| Douglass, 81, Baker ODonnell; one ton
coal. w. d. Harrington, 81, Arthur
Bagley; team hire, G. f. Potter, 81,
Geo. w. Googins; photo album, Jas. w.
Peacock. $3.50, II. F. Kittredge. Au
gusta; horse shoeing, w. c. Jenkins, 81,
| DR.. c. A. Williams; 10 shaves, f. C.
Jones. 81, James f. Flynn, Richmond
| cash, A. @. Hamilton, s., Raymond
| Bordway; pudding set, NJ. r. Chad
wick, So. Annie McCurdy; order for
candy, F. A. Johnson, $3.50, Jessie
Vaughn; pocket book, O. M. Blanchard,
SO, James Miller; oil can, Geo. w. East
man, 81. II. w. Peaslee; 100 G.. 3. M.
| cigars, Geo. b. Morse, 81. George My
ers: order for groceries, G. B. Laberee,
80, c. +. Bolyer; mems shoes, f. NJ.
Dolloff, SO, Miss Louise Allen; lawn
swing, Vannah Co, S., F. McMaster:
| laundry work, F. f. Towle, So Percy
Googins; cash. C. H. Douglass, So, Geo.
Thompson, Pittston; box candy, r. T.
Wood, 81. Chas. Nelson; pair pants, f
lC. Wise, IS, Mrs. ]. S. Burton, Hartford
Conn: team hire, M. Burns e. Son, 49,
No. 1904 box cigars, f. J. Kelar, 81,
Mrs John Bordway; chair, Amesbury
&, Wakefield, Sc, No. 2066; box figs, NJ.
Shapiro, 81. Mary Swift; cash, C. ].
| Brag don So, Edwin A. Haynes; Iadys
trimmed hat, Miss Emily Sampson. s.,
C. a. Brown, Cedar Grove; express
work, w. L. Tozier, $1.50, Geo. C. Rog-
ers. West Gardiner: cash, c. F. Jaclxins,
S., John Fitzgerald order for gro
ceries, Moore & Tobey, ST. S. G. Deck
er; horse shoeing, w. E. Leonard, 50,
w. G. Ellis; womens Evangeline shoes,
F. A. Burbank. SO. j. II. Landers; one
months milk, F. A. Wadsworth, 81 J.
F. Elliott; one weeks board, A. N. w.
| Do Il
| Tasker Bros, SO. Geo. E. Pray; order
for cream, E. E. Hanley, 81, III. A.
Brown; barrel -four, J. E. Cunningham,
s.. c. A. Jaquith; dental work,
f. II. Averill. $3.50, j. S. Bolger;
cash, C. II. Beane, SIS, John Burns,
HalIowell; dress suit case, Tyler Cloth
ing Co. 81, c. S. Merrill; load wood, E.
c. Wakefield $1.50, G.. f. Heath; mani
cure set, J. G. Houlehan, $3.50, Willis F.
Weber; barrel lime. Geo. II. Harring-
ton, 81, No 1852; ladies' trimmed hat,
Mrs. Mabel Croker, So. jackson Bros.
nickel teakettle Kelley & Wheeler, |
$780, c. NJ. Richardson; cab rides, !
Henry King, 81, Fayette Ames; laundry |
work. H. r. Twombly, So, G. B. Labree:
order for goods, S. C. Towle, So, A. p. |
ellis; cash, J. F. Mcnamara, IS, Maud |
Weymouth; two pounds coffee, A. w. |
Peaslee, $.75, w. ]. Walker; ladies'
waist c. LeB. Gooden, $3.50, +. /. Bus
sell; mems shoes, H. X. Newbert Shoe |
Co, $3.50, c. p. Wilson; laundry work. |
Chin Bing, 81, Walter Shay; cash, $25, |
A. III. Sprague; case canned corn, A. a.
Brann, 49, Cross & Robinson; barrel |
flour, Bartlett & Dennis. Raymond |
Brown; order for labor, j. T. ellison, 49,
e. A. Williams; 80 G. B. cigars, Jas.
Bowling, $3.50, G. A. Eldridge; cash, NJ.
Mcdonald, IS, F. A. Burbank; two
dozen canned raspberries, II. A. Fuller.
SO. Melvin Merrill; picture, Russell
Bros, $3.50, l.. F. Follett; umbrella, H.
G. Barker Co. s., w. J. Landers; box
Oakland cigars. Bert Esponett 81, ]. r.
Stone; cash, John Preney, 81, Mel
Lamson: cigars, p. A. Houlehan, So,
Chas. Faulkner; one years ice, S. w.
Talbot, S., Mart Burns; clothes wiring
er, Geo. E. Reed, 50, ]. A. Jordan; mems
hat, l. M. Levin. SO, VIM. Kelley: cash,
IS; Mary l.. Barber barrel crackers, A.
w. Cunningham, SO, Grover G. Hamil-
ton; order groceries, E. Z. Lancaster,
$1.50, Chas. Hutchings; ton coal, Deck
err & Day, 81, c. NJ Day; box soap, VIM.