Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-11
Poultry-Hens and pullets, James
Smith Let. Miriam Folsom, I'd.

Frost. 1st: c. H. Folsom, I'd: Z. d. Nc
| Farland, 3d. Committee. 5. H. Good
! win. st Adams. Charles Stewart,
, Newport; George PIilay. North New
port.
Fancy work-Mrs. Lulu NJ. Parkman.
1st: Mrs. j. NJ. Taylor. I'd; Mrs. +. ii.
! Hubbard, I'd. Committee, Mrs }. Il.
! Langley. Mrs. Myra Goodwin, Mrs. Al
; lena 4. Bel.
/ Miscellaneous fancy work-Comn1it-
tee. Miss Myrick, Mrs. George PrilaE.
| Mrs. Hattie Emerson. Fancy hand
kerchiefs, Miss Nettie Parkman, 1st:
| Miss Florence Parkman, I'd; Mrs. Lnlr
| Parknan 81. Crocneted tides, Mrs.
| Lulu NJ. Parkman. 1st, Mrs. John NJ.
Tavlcr. ID; Mrs p. d. Sorle, Sd. Cro-
chetcd mats, Mrs. John NJ Taylor, LIST;
| Mrs A. c. Parkmar, ID; Mrs. +. n.
Hubbard. 3D. BED slippers. Mrs. Philip
Hubbard. 1st; Mrs. h. S. Jchonn"it, ~.
Pin cushions Mrs. Lulu P;rkman, fst.
| Mss Nettie Ioirkmt,n, I'd; Miss Ethel
| Sanford. Sd. Picture frame, Mrs. j. NJ.
Taylor, list; Mrs. Lulu Parkman, -.
| Dust bags, Mrs. A. c. Parkman, LIST.
| Mrs. Lulu Parkmdn, I'd; Mrs J. M.
| Taylor, 3D. SW, alters, Mrs. j. NJ. T1Y-
| lor. 1st. Veil case. Miss 5. Leila Smith,
| Unity, LIST. Photo case. Mrs. +. II.
| Hubbard, 1st. Fancy pillow slips, Miss
| Florence Parkman, 1st. Crocneted ia
| BILE mats, Mrs. \. G. Parknan. 1st;
| Mrs. +. Fl. Hubbard, I'd; Mrs. J. NJ.
| Taylor 81. Embroidered dOilicS. Mrs.
| Philip Hubbard. st; Mrs. Z. ID. Soule.
"a; Mrs. a. G. Parknan, Sd. Battrn-
burg dolies. Mrs. Lulu P;uknam. LIST,
| Miss Ncttie P,rkman, ID: Miss :. IT,
| lila Smith. Sd Mexican work, Miss
| Ethel Parknt n, 1st; Mrs. Lulu NJ
| parknan. ID; Mrs. John NJ. Taylor. a.
| Aprons, Mrs. Lulu N. Parkmtn, lst;
| Mrs. Philip Hubbard. 2d. ictur"
| throws. Mrs. =. ID. Soule, lst; -hrS.
Lulu NJ. Parkman. 2d; Mrs. John NJ
| Tayl"r. 3D. Con4mode dollI"s, MIS-.
Lulu NJ. Parlrnan, LIST; Mrs. John W.
! Taylor, I'd. Lamp mats, u - Emma
Jolonnctt, lst. Crocn..teu lace. Mrs.
Lulu NJ. Parkman. 1st. Head rr"ts,
Mrs. J. NJ. Taylor. LIST; Mrs.. Lu!u ".
Parkman, I'd. Worste,i .simHiS. Miss
Nettic Parkman, LIST; Mrs. Lulu n.
Parkman. ID.
The following .'r fcrenr"s We're
awarded: Silk quiIt .irs. P!.i.:t '.r!.-
lard. LIST. Worst.t Cuilss VI :. ). :.
,Iillett. 1st: Mrs Philip Nun!:'!l d.
Puns Mrs Annie M.-Fl:IHi,.. !-;; Mis-.
| Philip Hubbard, 2d; II :. Lutu park
man. 81. Crazy quilts, .,i":'. Lulu
Parkrlan. LIST Mrs. g. II. .lrpi. -. ID,
Mrs. Philip Hubbard, 81. Cotton gusts,
Mrs. Annie Mcfarland. LIST. Hook
rugs. Mrs. Emerline Robinson. 1It.
| braided rugs, Mrs. c. Z. Mctriil;s. Isl;
Mrs. f. ID. Mcfarland, 2d and 3D.. SOFA
pillows. Mrs. Lulu NJ. Parkman. 1St:
Mrs. f. II. Hubbard, "a; Miss Ethel
Sanford. 81.
| Preserves and i"!lics-Mrs. C. II.
Folsom LIST; Mrs =. NJ. Frost, ID: Alrs.
| III. l.. Goodrich. 81.
The baby show is always one q the
feature of this fair ami this year was
no exception and there still seems 20 We
plerty of babies in evidence in tL.S Sec
ton to keep up this department Of music
and mirth. The following committee
| awarded the prizes as follows: MIS-. r.
O. Thompson, Hdrtand; Mrs. Maudt Mar
| ply. Dorchester, Mass. Mr. T. A. Web
| Der. Hartlard. To handenmeSt baby an
| der two years OF age. ldon l-anIpher,
81; Lyman Jackson. .5c.; Waller F.
| der ere year of a-e. Harold BrrNn. 81;
| Sdr; Lawrence, IIc.; Lille Mry ->"'.Ic.
zoe. Ring given by Mrs. Cora r'iuS, IA
baby with smallest mouth. .AnItct.
Small. Pair Of slippers given ny M.S
Lula G. Weeks To blucst-eyel Baby ari,
Thclrna Littlchcld. Baby st giv>n -
Mrs. +. L. Er"wn to baby with dirkcst
| brown eyes. Helen SI,rowl. Fifty cents
| given by H. l.. Goodrich to ta;rsst
| skinned baby with black eyes, Nina l..
Loud Fifty cents given by IL. Nj. Frost
| to r"'idcst haired baby. Anna Splrwl
One dollar given hy l.. o. Haskell to
| heaviest baby. Paul Weston. III, tst, d.
Child'S set given by Mrs. c. II. Folsom,
D"nal Smith. Pittsirid
The exhibition Of native wild animals
| attracted the most interest o! any At the
fair F L. Cook had cage of i've
young foxes. also tlne EXHIBIT OF skim
| of foxes skunk. mink. muskrat. coon,
| ctc. frankie Homestead had a cage of
Guinea pigs. ana Andrew Towie a cage Of
| wild raj bits
Miss Susie Lewis of Pi;tsiIcid, and Miss
| :. Leila Smith of Unity, had a fine dis
| play of burnt work.
| Pcrlcy Emery. who served throughout
the Spanish war and later a thre"-Ycar
| enlistlaent with the United States Heavy
| Artillery. haG very interesting display
of Cuban ana Spanish relics amorg them
being; a Spanish sharpshooter's rifle and
| belt filled with cartridges with poisoned
| bullets a spite from the floor of MORO
| Castle and many handsome COAL trinl;c;s
TWO games Of bail were played during
| the fair. the first between the Hariiand
and Palmyra teams. The Paimyra's won
| by q score OF lb 10 D. ne Sftulu gam
was between the st. Adams and Palmy-
ra teams. the game being called on ac-
count of darkness the score being 6 to g.
| During the fair fine Grange dinner
! was served on both days. which was pat
ronized largely by the crowd present
ON Saturday evening. the Palmyra
, Dramatic Club presented the drama "A
| Mountain Waif' to a well-hled house
! Following is the cast of characters:
| Bill Mason. a bashful lover.
John Hubbard
| Jack Wilbur. from the East
Ralph Delmar. n professional gambler
| +. T. McCabe
Parson Tibhs. managed by his wife.
c. H. Folsom
Anhauser Krauntiz, always In trouble,
William Firth
Sheriff. George Eaton
Pat, always with good spirits
| Frank Farnham
| Hamilton Ham. a secret service man
! l.. w. Frost
Harvey Miller, Delmar's pal.
c. R. McCrillis
Meg. the mountain waif.
Mrs. E. T. McCabe
| Dolly Wilbur, Jacks sister.
Mrs Frank Farnham
! NTV- he r.4ttl l. 80 ,.nr