Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-09-20

tens, Mrs A G Packard, 25; Mrs Lott
Keene, Is; Abbie A Swan. (gratuity) *
best knit rug, Mrs A 9 Packard, u
beat sweater Abbie A Swan, IS; BET
knit slippers, Grace Bennett, Norway
i5O; Abbie A Swan, 25; best dispia
crochet lace, A M Eliot, Andover, sc
Mrs Ned Cross, Norway, %; Mrs How
ard Swan, Is; best crochet shawl, Mr.
P K Bradbury, so; A s Knapp, %
Grace Bennett, 15; Eunice Marston MOI
way, Is; Estelle Record, South Paris, 10
best crochet dolly, Mrs Giles Frost, Nor
way. 20; Mrs d Z Fuller, Norway, IS
Mrs Eva French, (gratuity) 10, 10, Is, 10
10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10
10; best infants jacket, Mrs Eva French
Oxford, 80; same, rs; best infants
socks, Mrs Eva French, %; same, Is
best table mats, Mrs Eva French, so
same, 25; Dora Hill, 10; Mrs Eva French
(gratuity) 10; Mrs D E Fuller, Norway
(gratuity) 10; A NJ. Eliot, (gratuity) 10
best tidy, Mrs Giles Frost (fancy) so
Mrs Ned Cross, (crocheted) %; Mr.
Giles Frost, (crocheted) 10; best afghan
Emma w Haskell, South Paris, Is
Added for other exhibits: Mrs Gilei
Frost, crochet bag, 10; Mrs Eva French
needle book, 10; same, commode set, 10
same, picture throw, %; Mrs Jason I
Rowe, couch cover, so; Mrs Frances
Stowe, skein yarn, 10; Mrs Levi Rich
ardson, armlets, 10; same, crocheteG
garters, 10; Myra Richards, crOcheted
button bag, 10; Abbie Swan, child.
knit stocking, 10; same, skein of yarn
10; Mrs Howard Swan, child's knit
stocking, 10; Grace Dunn, child's jacket,
Is; Mrs A T Forbes, rigolettes, 10.
Committee-Mrs. II. C. Crosby, Mrs.
Z. w. Penley.
Quilts, Spreads, Comforters-Best silk
quilt, Mrs Z Chapman, South Paris,
81; Mrs Alice NJ Rowe, Norway, 75c;
Alice X Hammond, Paris, so; Louise
Durgin, South Paris, %; best log cabin
quilt, Mrs L l. Twitchell, South Paris,
rs; Mrs E Chapman, so; Mrs-M 4
Henry, South Paris, %; best calico
patchwork quilt, Mrs E E Chapman, Is;
Mrs Huldah Perkins, South Paris, so;
E rma w Haskell, South Paris, 25; best
wooden quilt, Mrs Vilonce A Bubier,
Norway, IS; Frances Stowe, Norway, so;
Mrs Jason Rowe, %; best outline quilt,
Edua Z. Curtis, West Paris, so; Mrs. p.
K. Bradbury, Norway, %; best drawn
rug, Mrs G FL George, Hebron, 81; Mary
J. Richardson, South Paris, 10: same,
so; same, 25; best wooden rug, Mrs Chas
Kimball, South Paris, Is; Mrs F W Bon.
ney, South Paris, so.
Committee-Mrs G. w. Q. Perham,
Mrs r. L. Cummings.
Needlework-Best specimen plain hand
sewing, Mrs G 81 Downing, Norway so;
Abbie A. Swan, South Paris, 25; Mrs
Howard Swan, South Paris, Is; best sci
underwear not less than 3 pieces, Mrs
Giles Frost, Norway Lake, IS; best spec
linen patchwork by girl not over 10,
Frances Bartlett, Norway, %; best spec
linen art embroidery, Mrs W Kimball.
Norway, so; Mrs W. Heald, North Buck
field, %; Mrs w Kimball, 10, 10.
Best specimen battenburg, Mrs NJ A
Downs, Norway, Is; Emma W Haskell,
South Paris, so; Izah Pike, Norway, %;
Mrs VIC Leavitt, Norway, l5; Grace
Bennett, Norway, 10; best specimen
duchess lace, Matte | Richards, South
Paris, so; best specimen jewel work,
Mrs P Bradbury, Norway, so, 20; best
specimen tatted work, A NJ Elliott, An
dover, so; Katherine Towne, Norway,
25; A S Knapp, Hebron, Is; best speci.
men drawn work, Mrs j S Wright, 80;
Grace Thibodeau, %; best centerpiece,
Mrs FW Woodbury., Norway, 80; Mrs
w Heald, North Buckfield, %; Mrs j j
Emeley, South Paris, 10; Mrs w c Leav-
lit, Norway, 10; Florence A Thomas, 10,
10: best dolly, Alice Abbott, Norway,
25; Helen Millett, Norway, 10, Mrs Eva
French, Oxford, 10; Mrs j Emeley,
South Paris, 10, 10; Airline Croker,
South Paris, 10.
Best table cover, Mrs Ned Cross, Nor
way so; Florence Thomas, 20; Katharine
Towne, 10; Lucinda Fields, South Paris,
Is; Mrs + w Woodbury., Norway, 10, 10;
best fancy pillow, Mrs F W Woodbury.,
/, 80; Myrtle Haskell, Norway, 10;
Mabel Sanborn, Norway, 10; Mrs Violona
Bubier, Norway, 10; Emma N. Haskell,
10, Is, 10; Grace l. Bennett, 10; Mrs
Levi Richardson, 10; Eva McAllister,
Bryant's Pond, 25; Mrs B N Chapman,
South Paris, 10; Rosamond Durham,
Norway, 10; Mrs Jennie Robbins, Nor
way, 10; Charlotte Giles, South Paris,
10; Mrs E E Chapman, South Paris, 10;
best pincushion, Mrs F W Woodbury., 20.
Best handkerchief, Iva M Allen, Ok
ford. so; Lucinda Tufts, South Paris, %;
Mrs Eva French, Is; Emma N Haskell.
10; Mrs F l. Goodwin, 10; Emma N.
Haskell, 10; Lucinda Tufts, 10; best
infants dress, Mrs Alton Perkins, OK
ford, so; best pillow slips, Mrs Giles
Frost, so; Mrs P K Bradbury, 25; Mrs
Howard Swan, Is; Mrs Giles Frost, 10;
best apron, Abbie A Swan, 80.
Added for other exhibits, Mrs Giles
Frost, head rest, 25; Mrs Eva French,
corset cover, Is; A M Elliott, Andover,
Brazilian lace, 25; Alice Abbott, mar
guerite, %.
Committee-Mrs. K. Ii. Herrick, Mrs.
w. II. Lurvey.
Paintings-Best oil painting work OF
exhibito-, Mrs John Cullinan, Norway,
S5; Hattie Haskell, South Paris, B; Mrs
Fl l. Libby, Norway, 2; best water color
painting, Helen Barnes, South Paris, 8,
3: Matte |. Richards, South Paris, l;
best crayon, Ethel Ford, Bryants Pond,
3,2
Communicable Il. K. Stearns.
Miscellaneous-Mrs Thomas w Still
man, South Paris, art square, 81; Mrs
PIX Bradbury, Norway, picture frame,
l5c: Florence n Robinson, East Oxford,
burnt wood tray, so; Grace Bennett,
Norway, dust bag, 10, bead chains. %;
Florence D Pinkham, Hebron, bead
chain, so; Mrs F W Bonney, South Paris,
25, so: Hattie Leach, South Paris, burnt
wood picture, l; B c Love- North Paris
display burnt wood, $50; M Patter-
son, Welchville, hand made horse shoes,
p; Mrs Josiah Witham, Norway, old
fashioned dishes, so; Freeland S Har-
low, South Paris, violins, 2; Myra Rich
ards, South Paris, bead belt, %. bead
chain, 10, Is, bead fob, 10, 10; Gladys
Bonney, South Paris, Indian fan, 10; I
May Davis, South Paris, dolls hammock
and stand, so; Hattie Haskell, South
Paris, picture, 20.
Committee-Mrs.H Fl. l.. Swift, ID. l.
Swift.
The Norway Cadet Band played al
three days of the fair, and strangers or
the grounds inquired with much Interest
where the band came from. 1t is un
usual to hear a band hailing from
country town making such music.
THE RACES.
The three days races taken as who'll
were very satisfactory and fully up tt
the average of those usually given a
this fair. The Wednesday races wer
especially exciting and close, while thos
of Friday were less so, and the free-for
| all which carried the largest purse an.