The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-03-22

with season ticket holders and interested
| spectators to witness the prize drawing
| which was conducted by Mr.. F. W. Pote
who had entire charge of the tickets and
prizes, and whose efforts added much to the
success of the fair. He was assisted by
Messrs. Austin W. Keating, Walter j. Cliff
| ford, and Luville j. Pottle, who did the
work to the entire satisfaction of every.
body. After the tickets were all drawn
| and exchanged their tickets for their gifts
Many laughable combinations were noticed
Among them were ladies who received hail
cuts; a leading druggists wife who carried
off bottle of tooth-pOwder; bachelor who
got ladies' fancy collar; numerous ladies
who received pair of overalls; and many
other incongruities. The drawing of the
separate pieces of fancy work, ETC., follow
ed the general prize drawing and resulted
as follows:
The cluney centerpiece was drawn by
Mrs. L. A. Knowlton.
The white shadow centerpiece was drawn
by Miss Margaret l.. keene.
The blue linen centerpiece was drawn by
Miss MiIlcent Pierce.
The quilt was drawn by Mr.. William NJ
Randall.
The Mexican basket was drawn by Miss
Martha J. Otis.
Keyes' Orchestra furnished music for a
most enjoyable informal hop, which was
generally patronized and which was the
closing attraction of the fair.
That the Hospital Fair awakened lively
f~,o of +nrx &c
shown by the following list of contrjb butors
Mrs. Thos. E. Shea, Miss Abbie Moore,
Lynn, Mass, Mrs. Lou Knights, Lynn
Mass, Mrs. E. 0. Patterson, Wilmington
N. c., Mrs. Horace Chenery, Boston, Mass.
Mrs. John Hinchman, Detroit, Mich, Mrs
Cooper, Monroe. Me-, Mrs. N. F. Gilkey
Searsport, Me-, Miss Marcia Alexander
Easport, Me-, Miss Hannah Holmes, Els
worth, Me-, Miss Minnie Thompson, Ellis
worth, Me-, Miss Alice Scott, Ellsworth
Me-, Miss Mary Brown, Liberty, Me-, Mrs
Mary Thomas, Belmont, Me-, Miss Lillian
Brown, Liberty, Me-, Mrs. Chas. F. Wildes
Somerville, Mass, Mrs. Lee Schubert, Ply.
mouth, Mass, Ladies Cong. Guild, Sears.
port, Me-, Mrs. P. NJ. Gilkey, Searsport
Me-, Mrs. Burns, Waterville, Me-, Mrs
Chas Miller, Salem, Mass, Mrs. W. H
Wggin, Portland, Me-, Mrs. Frank G.
Pitcher, Medford, Mass, Mrs. Ansel White
Brooklyn, N. Y, Mrs. Howard Higgins,
Brooklyn, N. Y, Mrs. Frank Hartman
New York, Mrs. Francis Welch, Hillsdae
Mich, Mrs. Annie Caney, Dover, Me-.
Mrs Ada Colby, Sunset, Me-, Mrs. Chas. B.
Holt, Liberty, Me-, Miss Mary Patterson
Boston, Miss Hattie A. Furbish, Meriden
Conn, Mr.. A. W. Thompson, Clayton, N. NJ
Mrs. Greeley, Allpena, Mich, Mrs. Ada
Pote Eaton, Revere, Mass, Miss Marion
Eaton, Revere, Mass, Miss Sarah Eaton
Revere, Mass, Mrs. Walter Kelley, Min
neapolis, Mimi, Mrs. Cook, Unity, Me.
Mrs. Lunt, Liberty, Me-, Miss Twitchell
Liberty, Me-, Miss Peavey, Monroe, Me.
Mrs. r. C. Leonard, Meriden, Conn, Mrs
F. L. Palmer, Mrs. S. W. Wiley.
Checks were received from Mrs. Ira NJ
Cobe, Chicago, $500; Thos. E. Shea, $1,000
| William A. Faunce, $500; Mrs. Nicholas
| Pratt, Redlands, Cal, 90; Arnold Harris
New York, $500; Mrs. Andrew Ross, Sears
| port. $500; Mr.. Frank Wallace, Wes
| Virginia, $500; Bernice Cilley, Florida
| 81. 90; Miss Waterhouse, Conn, $500; Mis-:
| Annabel Underwood, $1oo; Mrs. Camilla
| A. Hazeltine, $500; Charles W. Frederick
$500.
| Many thanks are due to the ladies o
Morrill, who were so generous in thel
| contributions.
| The net proceeds of the fair were $605