The Somerset reporter., 1904-10-13
w est Athens.

Miss Amy Kincaid went to Bingham,
Saturday.
IneE Bowden passed through this place,
Saturday.
There will be meeting at the Union
church, Sunday, Oct. %. at 100 p. m,
by Rev. J. F. Taylor.
Mrs. Daisy Savage OF Skowhegan and
her sister. Mrs Alma Cooley of Augusta,
were In town, Friday.
Call to Mr.. J. c.. Kincaid's for four,
tea, coffee, raisins also baked canned
beans; all the Peony brand, which we
learn are very nice.
Mrs. Henry Later Of Cornville was in
town. Tuesday.
Mr.. II. L. Corson was at home from
Brighton over Sunday.
THE SHOW AND FAIR.
Mrs. E Rines Two silk bed throws,
first; sofa throw 1905 pieces made of
cigar rbbins. Mrs. Lura York grandma
Boston quilt age s. years when made.
Miss Amy F Kincaid magic quilt no two
pieces alike. first. Mrs. Oliver French
magic quilt, second. Mrs. Mark Draper
log cabin quilt, first. Mrs. L E Rines
log cabin quilt, second beautiful night
woven sixty years ago by Mrs. Polly York /;
tray cloth worked with silk. Mrs Lura
York pair foe wool knit stockings.
Mrs. Lydia Walker scrim sofa pillow,
first and second. Mrs. Oliver F Ere nCh.
tooth pick picture throw, first. Miss
Amy Kincaid, second Mrs. Oliver F
French pineapple chair tidy; Mrs.
Oliver French and Miss Amy Kincaid
outlined bureau scarf and stand cloths.
Miss Amy Klncaid fan lace for pillow
cases hand made Mira. Oliver F French
handkerchief sofa pillow, first Miss
Amy Kincaid, second. Mrs Oliver F
French fine outlined and hemstitched
pillow shams. Miss Amy Kncaid hair
pin picture throw, first. Mrs. Oliver F
French. second. Miss Amy Kncaid
Bingham sofa pillow, first. Mrs. VIM.
Rowel Mississippi Valley quilt. Mrs.
Mark Draper handsome crazy embroid
cred silk quilt. Mrs. Lura York three
Rowell, second. Mrs. L. f. Rines fine
collection OF sofa pillows consisting of
Bingham sofa pillow diam nd shape. first
cigar ribbon, second; crazy embroidered
velvet, third. Fine embroidered pansy sofa
pillows Selden York, frs, double roses
Amy Kincaid, second. Mrs. Oliver F
French four hand made, hens itched
handkerchiefs with lace borders. Amy
Kincaid square dolly, first; Mrs. Oliver
French, second. Miss Amy Kincaid
needle book. first; Mrs. Oliver French.
second; pen wiper, first; Miss Amy
Kincaid, second. Mrs. Oliver French d
fine collection OF doilies. rose dolly, first /;
pansy, second; strawberry, third; two
pin cushions also three crocheted picture
frames. Miss Florence Rowell one hand
made lamp mat. Aids Walker toy snow
shoes Mrs. Lydia Walker card plate.
Adds Walker curiosity bottle. Rattle
CorSon toy rake and fork. Two hand
some plants Mrs. Warren Corson and
Rattle Corson. Cabbage j. c. KincAid,
first; Herman Goodrich, second. Mrs.
Wills crab apples. Pumpkins Fred
Tuule, first; William Rowell and son,
second; Selden York, third. Herman
Goodrich POP corn; radish, 7 lbs. Lura
York apples. Beets Seth Corson, first !;
Herman Goodrich. second. Frank Long
ley, potatoes. Seldeu York, squash.
Seth Corson, turnip weight 10 lbs. Florice
York sofa pillow silk. Rattle Con on
chair tidy first Roxanna York ancient
crockery, sugar bowl and plate 90 years
old and platter SO years old. Ii was as
good as the day it was bought fine deco
rated china. J. S. Spauding jewel case
made of straw by prisoner in an English
prison in 1894. Brought from England
by his ancestors.