Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-01
The Hall Exhibit,


The hall exhibit was one of the larg-
est in years and also of excellent quail
ity. The fruit exhibit was particular
ly good, taking into consideration the
poor fruit season.
Following is a list of the exhibitors
in the art, fancy work and kitchen
products department: Mrs. Julia A.
Farnham, Chelsea, fancy rug; Mrs. f.
A. Coombs, Windsor, fancy handker-
chief, tray cloth and Mexican work
dolly, broom case and braided rug;
Miss Ruby Colby, Windsor, three
drawn rugs and print butter; Mrs
Clyde Pratt, Augusta, canned fruit,
vegetables, pickles and preserves;
Leon Pratt, Augusta, aged II, three
sofa pillows; Mrs. NJ. P. Oliver, Angus
ia, Chinese oyster, beans, two red
'Staffordshire china figures, Leeds
china dog, set of Old English stone
ware. silver spoon, two lustre plates
Royal Worcester plate, string of 18th
Century silver buttons, Martinique
Indian curtains: Gregory L. Oliver
Augusta, six water colors; Dahlia
Oliver, Augusta. aged I, holder and
5uttonhook holder: Miss Lena Ames,
Nassalboro, two embroidered doiIies;
Mrs. Nelson Toby Vassalboro, center
piece, two doilies and tatting: Mrs
Ann E. Richardson, Hallowell, knit
underwear; Mrs. Arthur Mason, Wind,
sor, two Oil paintings, ferns and fancy
SOFA pillow; Miss Edith NJ. Given,
Windsor, embroidered sofa pillow and
embroidered dolly: Mrs David Given.
Windsor two
crocEeted lace embroidery dolly, fruit
cake. print butter, brown bread and
biscuit; Mrs. Lora Little, Whitefield.
worsted quilt; Miss ~ Sadie Bradley.
North Whtefield, sofa pillow, four
embroidered doilies, work bag, turn
over collars, two doilies, and lace ma
chine; Mrs. B. o. Moody, Windsor.
canned fruit, vegetables, preserves,
jellies and pickles, embroidered shir,
waist, fruit cake; Mrs. Marion Peaslee.
Whitefield. silk quilt; Mrs Esther
French, Windsor, drawn rug, braided
rug, cut flowers. canned fruit; Mrs. G.
II. Caldwell, Chelsea, canned fruit and
vegetables, preserves and pickles; Mrs.
y. f. Cooley, Windsor, fancy sofa pill
low; Mrs. H. F. Jones, Augusta, patch
underquilt: Miss Laura Frazier, Wind
sor, toilet cushion, embroidered hat;
Miss Eva Manning, Chelsea. drawn
rug; Mrs f. IT. Libby, Chelsea. sofa
pillows, worsted quilt; Mrs. w. S.
Doe, Weeks Mills silk quilt, braided
rug, display of mittens; Mrs. Frank
Irask, Windsor, knit bed socks; Mrs
Everett Trask, Windsor, corset COW
er, pillow slips. hair receiver, three
crocheted doilies. handkerchief box
fascihator, penwipers, rack in burnt
work; Mrs. George Reed, Windsor,
fancy sofa pillow, sofa pillow in drawn
work. three drawn work doilies, fancy
handkerchief, picture frame, patch
work quilt; Mrs. NJ A. Reilly, Coopers
Mills, display of hosiery and mittens;
Mrs. George NJ Bowden, Cooper's
Mills, worsted quilt; Mrs. Guy Chad
wick, North Whitefield. bureau scarf
of Battenburg lace, corset cover, three
yqokes for corset covers. yoke for
night robe: Mrs. w. 7. Cole, Windsor,
two embroidered centerpieces, one en-
broidered dolly; Ladies' Union, Wind
sor, worsted quilt: Mrs. Carrie Gun
nineham, Augusta, fancy work box;
Mrs. Miles Moody, Windsor two fancy
sofa pillows, two patchwork quilts,
ported plants, cut flowers; Mrs. j. H
Rarton, Windsor, drawn rug: Gladys
e. Felt, Whitefeld, sofa pillow; Mrs.
Frank G. French, Somerville, two
drawn rugs; Sons of Veterans, South
China, silk quilt. jellies and pickles;
Mrs. B. o. Moody, Windsorville.
f. A. Lapham of Pittston is one OF
the largest exhibitors of apples. He
has on exhibition a display of "a va
rieties, another of " varieties, five va
rieties Of winter apples, four varieties
of fal! apples and nine single dishes OF
new and standard varieties. L. Lewis
of Whjtefeld James Morton of Wind
sor, G. II. Caldwell Of Chelsea, G.. P
Reed of Windsor f. w. York of Wind,
sorville, ]. Fl. Mooney of Whitefield
D. A Wilkins of Windsorville, Leon S
Pratt of Augusta and +. NJ. Green OF
South Windsor are among the othel
| apple exhibitors.
E, A. LaDham exhibits four varietie:
of pears. four varieties of grapes ant
| a display of plums. George A. Col
| burn of Augusta and z. M. Green O
| South Windsor also exhibit grapes.
| Quite number of the vegetable ex
| hibits are included in the Grange eX
hiDits, but there are a good numbel
besides displayed in the center Of thu
| hall. David Green of South Windso
has an exhibit of Red Globe union, F
| w. York Of Windsorville exhibits TIL
Soldier. bean and Bells Queen pota
| toes. G. P. Reed of Windsor has a dis
PLAY of Hubbard sGuashes and beet
and T. A. Campbell of Cooper's Mill
! has an exhibit of honey in the comb
| Hubbard squastes : are exhibited b.
John McManus Of Windsorville ant