The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-17
PREMIUMS
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DEPARTING
Display IS Popular
With ne Fair
Visitors

and listed by the department superin-
tcndent, Miss Nettie Bartlett. This
was perhaps one or the most interest
ing exhibits Of Floral Hall and has
been visited by asteady stream OF peo-
pie all during the fair. Miss Bartlett
had on display a few articles OF her.
own work though did not compete for
prizes for. the reason that she was the
department superintendent.
Judges.
The judges for this department were
Mrs. Henry Lively, Mrs. Jr. Bailey
and Mrs. u. "A. Clayton and their de-
cisions brought entire satisfaction to
the exhibitors.
Largest Contributors.
Miss Nola Mckinney, of tails city.
who has spent several .ears in the
study OF art in Baltimore and else
where, was large contributor to this
department and was awarded large
number OF premiums.
Mr.. G. s. Basnett. of Amos, was an
other large contributor and captured
a number of the blue tags, which
marked, the successful competitors.
Mr.. Basnett also had on exhibition
several specimens of the work of the
late Prof. Sauahbrah. the hign caste
Burmese OF India. who died here re-
Gently in n local hospital. These
works were willed to Mr.. Basnett and
took several prizes. The tapestry work
of Prof. sauailbrah called forth much
admiration from the hosts OF people
visiting Floral Hall. a.
Another large exhibitor at this dis
play was Mr.. Albert, Haubrick, Of
CIarksburg, wno captured "a number of
tags,
Mr.. A. d. storer.; of Trenton. New
Jersey. had! on display number of ar
tistlc pieces in the different lines and
was awarded large number of pre-
miums.
The display Of amateur photography
was exceptionally fine and the portrait
and landscape scenes OF Elbert Kim
keal. which captured first prizes, were
among the best entered.
A free exhibition OF work on leath-
er and wood was given In this depart
ment today by Mr.. G. S. Basnett and
was an Interesting feature OF this dis
play. Lawrence BpggeBs, a pupil OF
Mr.. Basnett, received first premium on
landscape In oil. Alr. Boggess Is CIV
Ing special attention to the human fig
ure on tapestry.
The following is the complete list
of premiums awarded in this depart
ment:.,
oil Paintings.
Portrait-Miss Nola Mckinney, first
A. b. stoer. second.
FlEure-Mlss No!a Mckinney, first
A. B. Stoer. second
Animal-Alber Haubricck, first; G.
S. Basnett. second.
Flowers-A. B. stoer. first; Miss
Mckinney, second
Frult-Mlss Nola Mckinney, first:
A. B. stoer, second.
Landscacpe-G. S. iBasnett.
Marine-Miss Nola Mckinney, first;
G. S. Basnett. second.
Tapestry-G. S. Rasnet.
Still Life-Nilss Nola Mckinney.
Water Color.
Portrait-A. b. Stoer. first: Miss
Nola Mckinney, second.
Figure-Mr. Albert Haubrlck.
Animal-A. B. Stoer, first; Albert
.Haubrick. second.
Flowers-G. S. Basnett. first; AZ
bert Haubrick, second.
Frult-Albert Haubrick.
Landscape-Albert Hanbriccll firsts
Miss Nola Mckinney, second.
MarIne-Mlss Nola Mckinney.
Still Iifc-A.sB sB.. Stoer.
sepla.
Figrre-AIiss Noia Mckinney.
Animal-A.s B. Steer.
Landscape-A. B. Stoer. al
MarIne-A. B. Stoer.
Still Life-A. b. Stoer.
Pastel. &
Portrait-Mlss Nola Mckinney.
first: IA. B. stoer. second.
Landscape-A b: Stoer, flryt; Miss
Nola Mckinney. second.
Marine-A. B. Stoer.
Still Llfe-A. B. .stoer.
India Ink. Z
F1gure-A. b. stoer..
Animal-A. B. stoer+
Eyandtscape-A.s sB. Stner. {, <
Albert{ Haubrick. .ili5r. tltr.
still Life-A B. Stoer.5 q q
7. y, Charcoal. ~, e S t:.5 y,
Portrait llss Noia Nj Kinney.