Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-13
ORLAND FAIR.
Big Attendance In Spite of Postpone

Dig ALVcmO8mco IN Sp1Vo OF FO9tpOuc~
ment.
The annual fair Of Narramissic grange,
ct Orland, held last Wednesday after =
weeks postponement, was q big success.
The weather was perfect and the attend
ancs large.
There was , good exhibition OF pro-
duce and fancy work. The baby show
was - usual big feature.
The following babies were entered:
Rodney Chesley Billings, Marshall Elym
Marks, John Ames, Foster Kimbali Rob-
bins, Milford Leach, Roderick Percy, Har-
ward Leroy Bennett, zilla Stubs, Herbert
Cleveland Kimball, Ethel May varnum,
Marguerite Elaine Murgess, Jennie So
phronia York, Amy Witheris Leach, Mar
guerits Laura DevsFsax, John Alton Grim
die, Linden Grindle, Lawrence Mason
Bray. TIE prize was gtvsn John Alton
Grindle - the heaviest baby; Amy
Witherle Leach, handsomest baby.
Following is the list OF premiums
awarded:
Edward p HutchinA COW, L; Morrill,
Dunn,2. A Marks, oxen, 1; Bob Soper, 2.
Bob Soper, steers, /; II Soper, yearling, !;
s Holway,2 Ivory Garry, bull, l.. VIII
liam h1,ass Pickering YOKE %odj Tom ssock
heiier, /. A E SNOW, buIi calf, i. A Z
Snow, heifer, 1. Charles Stubs, bull, 1.
Sewall CHM, stallion 1.
Indian Chief, Amos Webster, l.
Minnesota No. Ii Dent corn stalks,
nearly ten feet in height, Andrew Harri-
man.
HI Hartman, Fred c Bridges, commit
tee.
Vegetables.
Squash-Hubbard, Coleman Gray, /; L
A Wood, 2; Sibley, ID G Rich, /. Marrow
Prolific, George Pickering, /. Summer,
Hiram Hartman, 1.
Pumpkins Marty, NJ c Devereux, /.
Mammoth Master, A II Soper, 1; Edgar II
Gray,2. Pie, ID G Rich, /; l. A Wood, q
Potatoes-Gold Coin, Roy Bowden, !;
Ad Hartman, 2. Green Mountain, M G
Devereux, /; Frank Besle, 2; A Gross,
8. Drought Proof, Andrew Hartman, /.
Mills Astonishers. Ad Hartman, /.
Beets-Egyptian, | Gross, Il A E
Gray, 2.
Tnrnips Purple Top, l. and A Rob-
bins, !.
Cabbage and A Robbins, L.
Field corn-Andrcw Hartman, /; Alvin
Grindle, 2; Harry Bowden, 3.
Harris corn-L and A Robbins, !.
Peas-Blue Imperial, Pearl r Gray, !.
Telephone, Pearl r Gray, 1. Thomas lay
ton, A l Gross, l. King William, A
Gross, 1.
Beans Yellow Eye, Amos Webster, /;
A Gross, 2.
Guinea pig, Donald Eldridge. 1,
Pair bantams, Elwood CHM, /.
White silkies, y Fred Reyes, /.
Bantam chickens, Leon CHM, l.
Ii } Hartman, Fred Bridges, commit
tee.
Quiit-Patchwork quilt containing ,!as25
pieces was made by Mrs Thomas Bridges,
eighty years old. One crazy quilt made
by Gladys Devereux, eight years old.
Crazy guilt, Carrie Leach, 1. Patchwork
qnilt, Mrs Orrin CHM, l. Velvet quilt,
Mrs ID 4 Conner, l.. Basket quilt, Mrs
George Silliker, 1.
Rugs-Velvet, braided, Mrs Eliza Par
ker, /. Burlap, Mrs Eliza Parker, /. Mrs
Parker is eighty-six years old and her
work was very nicely done. Worsted rug,
Minnie Mooney, l.
Leggins, Mrs Sarah Leach, I.
Stockings, Mrs Eliza Ackley, l, Mrs
Linnie Reyes, 2.
Candy birthday cake, Miss Dorothy
Eldridge, /. Cake, Mrs Fl A Shedd, /:
ouida Soper, 2. Yeast bread, c A VaIen-
tine, /; Mrs II A Shedd, 2.
Butter, Mae Hartman, l.
Grape jelly, Mrs Jennie Eldridge, /;
Clara A Soper, 3 Crab jelly, Mrs l. A
Wood. l. Cherry preserves, Mrs Amos
johnson, l. Apple jelly, Mrs IL A Shead,
/; Mrs Jennie Eidridge, 2. Plum pre-
serves, Mrs Thompson, /. Pears preserved,
Mrs Jennie Eldridge, l. Sweet apple
Jordan, 2. Citron preserves, Clara A
Soper, /. Canned tomatoes, CA Valentine,
/. Pickles, Clara Soper, /.
Sofa Pillo@s-Needle work, Miss Clara
Freeman, aged eighty-three years, /. Cro-
Chef sofa pillow, Hattie l. Partridge, l.
lnez Perkins, solid embroidery, l. Mrs
Albert Eldridge, silk damask, /.
Crocheting Mrs Ed Grindle, baby
sacques, l. Mrs Fred b Clair, worsted
and silk, /. Mrs Gertrude Hutchings,
table mats, 1. Mrs A Valentine, baby
cap, |. Mrs Lila Hubbard, chemise yoke,
!. Mrs Hartman, commode set, 1.
Mrs A g Webster, Irish crochet, collar
and ties snd bows, /. Miss Olive Hutch
ms, mat, I. Wool shawl, Mrs Laura
Mur1leY, l.
Solid Embroidery - Miss Gertrude
Churchill, table set, /. Mrs Carrie Crosby,
child's coat, l. Mrs Lila Hubbard,
Se1ss l. Mss ,d KoeIs
httenburg lace, /. Miss Nina Hodgdon,
colored centerpiece, 1. Miss Nina Hodg-
dom, solid embroidery and coronation
braid, /.
Knitting-Mrs Bertha Wilson, North
Penobscot, mittens, 1. Mrs Clara Warren
wool shawl, /.
Miscellaneous = Mats, Miss Halle
Hutchins, 1. Miss Ethel Grindle, hand
kerchief case, /. Mrs + H Webster,
melon seed hand bag, /; hammered brass
lamp shade, ]; unhammered brass CANDLE
stick, Il. souvenir pipe, l. Miss Louise
Heath, pin cushion, I. Mrs w Lunt,
handkerchief apron, /. Mrs valeria Gray,
sofa pillow top,1 1.
Drawn work-Mrs Laura Devereux,
Castine, sideboard scarf, /. Mrs Joseph
inc LAmson, centerpiece, /.
Miss Cora Reyes, hand-painted china, /.