Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-23
THE LAST NIGHT.
Cushnoc Tribes Fair Closes,
Tuesday Evening.
Distribution Of Presents, and Grand
Ball the Closing Features.
Many Dancers Trip the Light Fan.
tastie Till Early Morn.

The fair which has been conducted,
this week. ut City hall, under the au-
spices Of Cushnoc Tribe, No. -, ]. .. Il.
NJ. was concluded, last night with the
drawing OF the presents offered on the
season tickets, the closing of the differ
ent voting contests, and grand ball.
There was q larger number present
than on either of the previous nights
of the fair, and it was materially in
creased after the dancing began.
The greater part of the evening was
devoted to the drawing of presents,
and as large number were drawn, it
was rather I; tedious wait for those
who came to dance, but at about 10
o'clock, the last coupon was taken from
the box, and the tiOo- was cleared, and
Carey's orchestra sounded the call for
the grand march.
There was 4 sood-szed party on the
floor at the opening dance, and it start
ed in With swing which guaranteed q
good time to every one who participa-
ted. The floor was in charge OF Joseph
Cyr as floor manager. with Warren
Thomas as assistant manager, and the
following gentlemen as aids: J. B.
Carey, John Cornicr, Jr.. Arthur Tet-
rault. Benz. Cote, JOS. Dubie, ODill
Bl,ber, Harvey Buber, j. j. Murphy, J.
J. M2her and A. l.. Griffin, and they
performed their duties in q most salts
factory manner.
The order contained 16 dances and
The folders We're very tasty, being print
ed in the red ink always used by Red
Men, and the cover bore the head of All
Indian chief in embossed work and
printed ~ coors
III the list of articles disposed of In
the hail. O'Dell Buber won the gentle
mans gold watch by selling the great
est number of season tickets.
The dolls name was Abigail and be-
came the property OF Sam Hannah Of
Brunswick, who guessed it.
The 20 merSchaum pine was drawn
by Frank Jobbin and the diamond ring
went to Miss Maud Stevenson, who
turned in S1S19. Mrs Longs receipts
were $1G.15.
IL Is not thought that the tribe will
realize q very large sum from the fair,
Dat Whatever the result, they will have
the satisfaction of knowing that they
presented to the public an entertain
me1t that was first-class in every way.
Following is list of the holders of the
lucky numbers in the list of presents Civ
en- on season tickets, and the presents
which were awarded
c. II. Doron, pounds coffee: John Con. |
don umbrella: L. +. Weber cash. 81; |
II. r. Britt. case OF soda water: Philir
King, umbrella; W. Condor, box cigars; |
Chas. E Pease, tea kettle Geo Morris |
Ia; T. F. Austin. clothes wringcr; Carrie |
Harvey plates; Tab@r, Carey d Rem |
cash, 81; J. Fl, Gregoire 10 shavas; Fred |
Puiien. bag of grain; Ed. Nichols coffee;
Wisht, half cord wood; Jos. Thorn. So in
gold; Mrs. Hugh Rogers, picture: Joe
Routh' IS IN gold; II. q. Marden. gooos;
t :; Henderson, 81 worth of goods: t.
worth tea; G. c. Sheldon. cash. 81; Ed Al
wood. jars cold cream; Ed Mclaughlin,
10 IS; Sha vs.; "; q: Ward' 20 games OF pool
It Hayes: 81; Adele Roy, i lbs. coffee;
Edward Cyr 81 worth cigars; Joe Ma,
thcu. set bicycle tires; Rose Theliau!t,
canned e.; corn; Arthur Latonrneau, pants; /
suit Of clothes; Arthur LeI'rancois. cash,
So; Wilfred I.egue, briar pipe; Fred Mi
chaud barrel crackers; Ruby Willis. s.
worth fish: Grazelle Cocmiel, water for J
Geo. Bush. bottle perfume; y. 7, i
Folsom. handkerchief and glove case, W.
Fl. Eruce. perfume; Alice Carr. box c-
cars; II. II. Thomas. . IN gold John Cor
inltf, JF., piano scarf. i. IL. Lambert,
pair slippers; Mrs. Sadie Lovtjoy, 30 ci-
CARS; E.sdreZ Dyer vases; B. Euher load
kindling wood; Mrs. n. White. parlol
lamp; n. Turner, pair slippers; +. c. Jo-
perfume; j. L. Osborn, pants; John Simp-
son, pair shoes; a. +. Jotc, 4 lbs. coffee:
y. r. Scrihner. rocking chair; II. u.
'oOrer, s. worth tea and coffee: Albert
E;rann. tea: Paul Fieuc. box cigars; Maud
Thomas, i lbs. tea; J. II. Haag. cash s..
joe Piper. hat; los King tea and coffee;
J. IT, Kicker. 10 shavcs; Arthur Wood.
case; -. w. Sexton, cash, 81: d. Euhcr,
cash. s.; Jos. Roy, pipe: Thomas Mi
chaud. shirt; John S, Spauldins, boston.
wall paper; Arthur Rogers. medical calls;
Alice Thcrriault cash. 81; Chas l<empton,
water set; r. w. Hanks. tea; Chas Ora
iy Halowcll. cigars: Ii. e. Buber cash,
ST. 5. worth of goods at j. j.. Devinc'a,
Jonn Dudley; Half dozen cans corn, at J.
L. Fuller'S, Joseph ieoi.