Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-11
ORLAND FAIR.
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT THE
EXHIBITION.
GOOD EXHIBITS OF LIVE STOCK AND
FARM PRoDUCTs-BABy SHOW
ONE OF ATTRACTIONS.

tory of this association. About $500
people attended.
The exhibits in all departments were
excellent. There was good showing of
livestock and farm produce, and in the
ladies' department.
A badly show was one of the attractions.
There were twelve babies in line Arthur
Milton Gross, age thirteen months,
weight thirty-four pounds, took the prize
as the heaviest baby. Linwood Stuart
Bennett was adjudged the handsomest
baby. Reuben and Ruby Garland, twins,
of West Ellsworth, were among the
babies. Every baby received souvenir.
PREMIUM LIST.
Following is list of the premiums
awarded:
livestock Department.
Oxen, Calvin Hopkins, 1; Winfield Gross,
2. Three year-old steers, Adelbert Glenn
ent, /. Two-year- steers, Charles So
per, / Pearl Crosse. One-year- steers,
Herbert Gem, Il Adelbert Marks, 2. Dur
ham bulls, Otis Snowman, 1; Henry Os-
good, 2. One-year-old, Leon Eastman, /.
Jersey COW, l. WATSON, 1; Charles Gem,
year-old, Charles H Wood, 1; l. S WATSON,
2. Durham, William Hutchins, 1. Polled
Angus, Condor, /. Two-year- colt,
Irwin Hartman, 4; Harold Leach, 2.
Three-year- c G Stubs, 1. Calves,
Charles Gem, 1; Palmer Pickering, 2.
Sheep, Joshua Little, /.
Farm Products.
Muskmelon and watermelon, Leslie
johnson, 1; cucumbers, II Wood, /; A E
Snow, 2; F NJ Keyes, 8. Twin cucumbers,
Simpson, /; F NJ Reyes, 2. Boston mar
row squash, A E Snow, 1; L 8 WATSON, 2;
George Grindle, 8. E G Hatch, squash, 1.
Plum tomatoes, Mrs c l. Haywood, 1;
Irwin Grindle, 2. Yellow skin onions,
Norris CHM, 1; Roscoe Dorr, 2. Red
Danvers, Roscoe Dorr, l; Norris CHM, 2.
Field corn, A Hartman, l. Blood beets,
Austin Snow, 1.
Potatoes Gold Coin, Ernest Marks, Il
L S WATSON, 2. Green Mountain, Ernest
Marks, 1; David Colt, q; Irish Cobbler,
Paten Tate and Cyclone, David Colt, 1.
pkins-Austin Snow, l; A E CHM,
2; F NJ Reyes, 8. Pie pumpkin, G
Hatch, 1. Striped pumpkin, Mark CHM, 1.
Apples Niggerhead, j Wood, l;
Pound Sweet, II Wood, /; Wakefield, D
G Rich, /; Blood Pippin, Ida M circuit, 1;
Autumn Strawb berry, Albion Soper, 1;
Wineapple, J w Eldridge, /; Tolman
Sweet, Roxbury Russell, New York Green
ing, Ben Davis, Baldwin, King of Tomp-
kins, 1; L S WATSON, 2; Hubbardston,
Nonesuch, Blue Pearinain and Concord
grapes, J r Soper, /; Orange Pippin, How
ard Clouston, /; FAmeuse, Golden Russell,
j W Eldridge, 1; Beauty of Kent, J A
Hartman, L; Wagner, Albion Soper, 1;
Red Stripe, Blanche Perkins, 1; Summer
Porter, Hyslop crabapple, Herman Per-
kins, 1; Old-fashioned Cathead, Trans
parent crab, James Perkins, 1.
Among interesting exhibits in the fruit
department were plate of 1904 apples
shown by Mark G. Devereux, of North
Castine, and ripe rawberries, exhibited
by E. III. Bowden.
Domestic Manufactures.
Box and handkerchief from Corea, Japan,
by H EsteIle Wood, /. Reel in bottle, Alice
w Gray, /. Dolly, Mrs. Gray, 1. EN-
broidered hose, "a years old, Mrs George
Grindle. Cotton mittens, Mrs Laura Mar
Wis, 1. Center piece, Battenberg, Mrs
Mark Devereux. Child's mittens, Alice M
Leach, 1. Battenberg collar, Mary E d
Patten, 1. Sideboard cover and lunch
cloth, Mexican drawn work, Mrs E
Blodgett, 1. Crocheted mats and lace, Mrs
Rose Bennett, /. Crocheted dolly, Mrs M
w Starr, 1. Calendar done in burnt work,
Mrs John A Cotton, 1. Dolly, embroid-
cred, Cora Reyes, I Mrs Louise Cash, g
Hardanger belt, Clara W Fox, l. Child's,
1. Crocheted socks and sack, Mrs R P
Clapp, 1. Crocheted collar, Hattie Part
ridge,.1. Sofa pillows, huckaback, Ruth
Everett, scrim, 1. Huckaback, Mrs limo
thy Snowman, l. Huckaback Mrs Annie
NJ Perry, l. Scrim, Mrs Herbert Eldridge,
1. Original, Mrs Fannie Wood, l.. Spider
web, Mrs William Lunt, /. Huckaba back,
n c Slower, 1. Gladys Dorr, 2. Handker-
chief, Mrs A C Dorr. Embroidered, Mrs G
DE'afhSs
Worsted tidy, Mrs w NJ Starr, Hucka-
back, Mrs r f Johnson, 1 puffball tidy,
Mrs William Anderson, /; pincushion,
frankie Pickering, 1; plush and velvet
quilt, Mrs Foster Soper, 1; velvet quilt,
Mrs Clara Eldridge, /; worsted quilt, c
Slower, l. chair scarf, Mrs Louisa Starr, /;
mems hose, Mrs E Mclntire, 1 mittens,
Mrs Eliza A Ackley, 1; hose and leggings,
Mrs Sara Leach, / three crochet rugs, Abb
bic Hatch, 1, Clara E Eldridge, 2; chenille
rug, Mrs Myra Perry, /; banner guilt, Mrs
Mark Devereux, 4; quilt made by Mrs
Dexter, age 90, 1; quilt and mat, Mrs P E
MeIntire, l, Mrs Asa Perry, 2; mems hose,
the yarn spun by Mrs Harriet Orcutt,
age So, /; crochet mat, Mrs Warren ] Abb
bolt, /.
Tomato mince meat, Mrs Linnie Keyes,
/; largest assortment of pickles and pre-
serves Mrs Iinnie Keves 1 Mrs Gertrude