The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-08
Glover was burned under his very nose
the future admiral was i'll in bed and her
fine quarterboards were allowed to go to
destruction. New York Herald.
NORTHERN LIGHT GRANGE FAIR.

destruction. Ork Herald.
NORTHERN LIGHT GRANGE FAIR.
The spacious arranged home of North
ern Light Grange, No. 6, WInterport,
presented an inviting and beautiful ap-
pearance Thursday evening, Sept. Oath,
it being the occasion of the second an
nual fair and exhibition of farm produce.
Nearly all varieties were represented by
numerous and excellent specimens. A
large number of patrons and visitors
were present. Four oranges were rep
resented: North Star, Dixmont; Rising
Star, Newburg; Sunrise and 0. Gardner,
Winterport. The grange was formally
opened by the Master, c. l.. Libby, and
the regular order of business taken up.
One application for membership was bal
loted on and accepted; three new appli-
cations received and two other candidates
instructed in the second degree. The
following We're appointed judges on ex-
hibits: J. W. Arlington, Jesse Richie
and c. w. Nealey on farm produce; Alb
bic S. Jewett, Annie B. Clements and
Nellie NJ Bartlett on fruits, flowers,
preserves, pastry, etc.
After a long and pleasant intermission
the grange was reconVened in open ses-
sion and the following program present
ed: song, Raymond Clarke; defamation
Fred Whitney; solo, ''Just Plain Folks,
Emma Ellingwood; story, w. Chase; song,
Moonlight, Walter Clements; story,
Homer Tasker; defamation, Walter Bart
lett
Remarks were next in order from the
visitors, and the committee of judges
then made the following report, which was
accepted and a rising vote of thanks ex-
tended to the committee for the efficient
manner in which their duties had been
performedi
Best collection farm produce, W. P.
Nealey, list; C. H. Libby, End; A. C. Ed
monds, 3d.
Best collection apples, W. Chase, LIST;
A. J. Edmonds, End; W. P. Nealey, Sd.
APPLES,
King, w. Chase, 1st; w. P. Nealey, End.
Gravenstein, E. N. Bartlett, LIST; W.
Chase, End.
Ben Davis, w. Chase, LIST; w. P. Neal
ey, End.
Bartlett Sweet, W. P. Nealey, LIST.
Killum Hill, C. H. Libby, LIST; w. P.
Nealey, End.
Snow, C. H. Libby, list; w. Chase, End.
Mother, w. P. Nealey, 1st.
Baldwin, A. c. Edmonds, LIST; c. H.
Libby, End.
Benton Red, W. Chase, LIST; c. H. Lib
by, End.
Rhode Island Greening, A. C. Edmonds,
LIST; w. Chase, End.
Wine Apple, E. C. Clements, LIST.
Hubbardstone, E. c. Clement, lst
Boyd Baldwin, p. c. Clement, LIST.
Blue Pearmain, w. Chase, 1st
Tolman Sweet, w. Chase, LIST.
Wealthy, W. Chase, LIST.
Simpson, W. Chase, list.
Starkey, w. Chase, list; c. H. Libby,
End.
Stark, A. J. Edmonds, LIST.
Northern Spy, E. N. Bartlett, 1st; w.
Chase, End.
Bellfower, E. N. Bartlett, LIST; A. ].
Edmonds, End.
Maidens' Blush, C. H. Libby, LIST.
Black Oxford, E. N Bartlett, LIST.
Roxbury Russets, C. H. Libby, LIST.
Marling Russet, E. N. Bartlett, list.
Seeks, E. N. Bartlett, LIST.
Ribstone Pippin, E. N. Bartlett, LIST.
Nodhead, A. J. Edmonds, 1st.
Roman Beauty, A. J. Edmonds, 1st
Stub Seeding, A. ]. Edmonds, LIST.
Wagner, A. ]. Edmonds, 1st.
Wolf River, W. Chase, 1st; W. P.
Nealey, End.
Mcintosh Red, A. ]. Edmonds, LIST
FARM PRODUCE.
Pumpkin, E. E. Richie, LIST; W. P.
Nealey, End; Arthur Edmonds, 3rd.
Squash, w. P. Nealey, LIST; w. Chase,
End; Arthur Edmonds, 3rd.
Turnips, Fred Nealey, LIST; A. C. Ed
monds, End; w. P. Nealey, Bird.
Popcorn, Jesse Richie, LIST; Arthur
Edmonds, End; c. H. Libby, 3rd
Yellow corn, eight-rowed, C. H. Libby,
LIST; twelve-rowed, c. H. Libby. LIST.
Orange sweet corn, w. P. Nealey, LIST.
Early Cory sweet corn, w. P. Nealey,
LIST.
Tallest stalk field corn, IA fit. high,
L. NJ Treat, 1st