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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
YOUNG GIRL SERIOUSLY
INJURED WHILE RIDING
Horse Rears and Falls Back
ward With Rider Underneath
pecioI Dispotch 10 The Colll

ISpecIdI DIspdfch 10 ne. COLL
DIXON, Sept. 15.-Merle Hyde, aged
I3, daughter of L. s Hyde, was prob
ably fatally injured while riding horse
back The animal became frightened
and. rearing, threw the girl. The horse
fell backward and the pommel of the
saddle struck her in the stomach.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
GROWERS OF FRUIT AND
SHIPPERS ARE TO MEET
State Horticultural Commission
Arranges Conference
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Sept. ia meeting
Of the growers and shippers OF de-
ciduous fruit that will help them solve
some problems vital to the prosperity
of their industry has been called by
the state horticultural commission for
Tuesday, September 2S, at Newcastle,
placer county. The meeting is pri-
mariIy in the interest of the fruit
men of Placer county, but is intended
to include those from the neighboring
counties.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
MUTUAL WINERY BEGINS
RUN FOR THE SEASON
Larger "Crush" Expected With
Increased Capacity
TSpeeial Dispatch to The Coll]

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
STOCKTON, Sept. 15.-The Farmers
mutual winery at Victor, near Lodi,
has commenced it's run for the season.
Wine Maker E. C. Hahn expects to
crush $500 tons this season. as COM
pared with 1000 tons last year.
The storage capacity and cooperage
has been increased to hold 100000 gal
Ions of wine.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
CHICO CITIZENS WILL
CONSTRUCT MODEL ROAE
Federal Government Will Aid
in the Experiment


CHICO, Sept. 15.-It is probable that
four miles of model road will be con-
structed between this city and the gov
ernment plant garden.
At mass meeting last night citi-
zens pledged aid toward raising the
funds for the construction.
Doctor Fairchild of the agricultural
department at Washington, who was
present, declared he had assurances
that the government would send an ex-
pert to build the road. which will be
IN the nature of an experiment.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16

Positions are now open for men and
women of integrity in nearly all lines
of endeayor: to get in touch with the
employers run a small ad in the EN-
ployment Wanted column of The Call
The cost is only 10c a day for this
classification
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16

. DRUIDIC PICNIc-Phoenix grove No. 17s OF
the United Ancient Order of Druids will have
a picnic at the 1ngleside picnic grounds next
Sunday in aid Of Its fund for the care Of its
sick and the burial of it's dead. This grove.
with membership Of $50, is the largest Eng
Ish speaking subordinate of the order in the
United States.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16

SHOOTING FOLLOWS QUARREL-Sonora
Cal. Sept. 15.-In quarrel that Is alleged
10 have been precipitated during card game
in focal saloon James Barry shot Jack Demp-
ser today. Dempsey is at hospital and his
condition is said TO be critical.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
NOT SPRINGS

Aqua Caliente station, Sonoma county. New
mission style plastered hotel Hot and cold min
cooking. Warm meals three times day. Men
help In hotel and dining room. Every room and
hallway velvet carpeted.' Electric lights Can
accommodate 100 guests. Rates from $12 up.
Address Fetters Hot Springs. Sonoma, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
Skagqs Hot Springs

Nine miles from Geyserville. Two trains daily.
Fare. $3.50 round trip. including stage Rates
si2 to SIG per week. Hot mineral baths, swim
ming boating. hunting and fishing. Everything
new. including management PETER ,. CURTIS
Gkagss, Sonoma county. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
ANDREW WEIGH JR. SUED
BY JAPANESE LAUNDRY
Judgment of $3.50 Is Asked
Against Society Man
[speeial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispdfch 10 he Call
SAN MATEO, Sept. IA suit was
begun in the justices court here today
against Andrew Welch Jr., business
and society man of San Francisco and
Burlingame. by F. r. Uyeda. the pro-
prietor of a Japanese laundry. The
plaintiff prays for a Judgment against
Mr.. and Mrs. WeIch for $3.50 and
costs of suit. The Japanese says he
has tried to collect his bill, without
success.
The newspaper solicitors union at
its meeting Monday night initiated six
candidates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-27
THE 9th MAINE
Hold Their 37th Annual Reunion a
Peaks Island.

Portland, Me-, Aug. 26.-For the 37tE
time the members Ct the Sth Maine
Regimental Association held their an
nual reunion at Peaks Island.
A meeting of the trustees of the
building association was held and the
following were chosen officers: Pres,
Col. T.. A. True, Boston; Vice Pres,
Defiance Young. Auburn; Treas, Q. J.
Richardson, Waterville; clerk. j. W.
Warren, Dexter. Two of the trustees,
Lieut.. Col John Hemenway of EN-.
erys Mills and Maj. ]. II. II. Hewett of
Thomaston, died during the year and
Sylvia G. Shurtleff of Thomaston and
j. W. Warren of Dexter were chosen
to fill the vacancies.
The business meeting was held this
afternoon and the following were elect
ed: Pres, George l.. Dacey. South
Boston; Vice Pres, s. S. Bartlett,
Washington, Seth Dillingham;, Berwick;
Sec Treas. M. ID. Jacobs, Stratton;
chaplain. J. M. Noyes, South Paris
necrologist and historian, Augustus
Pease, Bath; executive committee, S.
G. Shurtlcff. Lewiston, George H. Per.
ry, Portland, Dennis Adams, Jay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-27
BIG CROWDS CONTINUE
AT EASTERN MAINE FAIR
APPLES.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

ar lLI4AS
. Alexandria,. w. Snow. Hampden
Corner. list: E. D. Page. Hermon. I'd,
Ames Golden Russett-E. ID. Page,
Hermon. 1st; E. A. Drinkwater. Sabat-
tus. I'd.
Baldwins-F. Prescott, Carmel, LIST.
Z. A. Drinkwater, Sabattus, I'd.
Ben Davis-G. w. Snow. Hampton
Corner. list; E. A. Drinkwater. Sabat-
tus I'd
Duchess Of Oldenburg-E d. Page,
Hermon, list; F. A. Toothaker. Car
mel I'd.
EARLY Harvest-E. D. Page, Hermon,
1st
5Fallawater---F. Prescott. Carmel list;
c. w. Snow. Hampden Corner I'd.
Fall Harveys-W. Fl. Jones. Hamp-
"a -.
gor. LIST; F.. A. S Toothaker. Carmel.
I'd -..z :.
sI;rovenstein-F. Prescott Carmel 1st:
A.. II. harrington, Brewer. ID
Grimes Golden-F. A. S. Toothakcr
Carmel. 1st
liolden Sweet--E. d. Page, Hcrmon.
1st.
.Jewett's Fine Red--E. A. Drinkwatcr,
Sabattus. list; A. II. Harrington, Brew
er. I'd.
King Sweeting-Parkcr & Scripture.
Hanger. LIST; T.. d. Page, 1iermon. I'd.
Monmouth Black Twig--W. H. Jones,
IIampden. list; f.. .. Page. Hcrmon, I'd.
Nilding--Parker & Scripture. Ban
C0r list; F. A. S. Toothaker. Carmel. Cd.
Northern Spy-E. ID. Page, Hermon,
LIST: +. A. Drinkwater. Sabattus, I'd
sPorter--E. D. Page. Hermon, LIST; f.
A, S. Toothaker, Carmel. I'd.
Prccident-A. II. Harrington, Brewer,
1st: G. W. Snow. Hampton Corner, I'd
gPrimate-G. w. Snow. Hampden Cor
ner, list
Ramho->A. H. harrington, Brewer,
1st.
sRed Astrakhan-E. d. Page. Hermon,
Isl; G. w. Snow, Hampden Corner, I'd
Rhode Island Greenings-E. A.
Drinkwater, Sabattus, list; G. w. Snow,
Hampden Corner. I'd.
NRolfe-F. Prescott. Carmel. 1st; E. d.
Page, Hermon. I'd.
ARoXbury Russets-E. d. Page, Her
mon, 1st: +. \. S. Toothaker, Carmel.
ri
Stark-W. II. Jones. Hampden. list;
az w. Snow. Hampden Corner. I'd.
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Starkcy-E. A. Drinkwater, Sabattus,

list.
| Tolman Sweet-E. D. Page. Hermon,
list: +. A. S. Toothaker, Carmel, I'd.
| Tompkns King-A. F. Boswell. Stet-
son. 1st: f. D. Page, Hermon, I'd.
| Twenty Ounce-F. a. ToOOthaker,
| Carmel, list; r. Prescott, Carmel, Cd.
! Wolfe River-G. w. Snow, Hampden
Corner. list; f. d. Page, Hermon. I'd.
Wagner-E. a. Drinkwater, Sabat-
tus, LIST; Parker & Scripture, Bangor,
| Cd.
Wealthy-G. w. Snow. Hampden
Corner, list: Parker & Scripture, Ban
gor. I'd.
Williams Favorite-W. H. Jones,
| IIampden, list; G. w. Snow, Hampdcn
I'd.
Winthrop Greening-F. A. S. Tooth
aker Carmel, list.
Yellow Transparent-Mrs. H. A. Hail.
| Brewer, list; G.. w. Snow, Hampden
Corner, I'd.
yellow Bellnower-F. Prescott, Car
| mel, list; e. A. Drinkwater Sabattus
! I'd.
York Imperial-A. f. Buswell, Stet-
son. list
COUNTY EXHIBIT APPLES.
S. M. King, Oxford; E. A. Drinkwa-
ter, Androscoggin; Mrs. S. l.. Benner,
Hancock: G. w. Snow, Penobscot; r.
d. COMBS. Sagadahoc; c. E. Baldic
Kenncbec list; f. D. Page. Penobscot,
S. w. Nelson, Sagadahoc, I'd.
PEARS
Louise Borne de Jersey-A. II. Far
rington. Brewer list.
Burre Authoritarian & Scripture
Bangor, LIST.
Burrc Chairgeau-Parker & Scrip
ture. Bangor LIST.
Clapp'S Favorite-F. A. S. Toothaker
Carmel. 1st; Parker G. Scripture, Ban
gor. I'd.
Indian Queen-Parker & Scripture
Bangor, LIST.
PLUMS.
General exhibit-E. D. Page, Her.
mon. 1st.
Abundance-Parker & Scripture,
Bangor, list.
Burbank-Parker & Scripture, Ban
gof. 1st: T.. d. Page, Hermon. I'd.
| I.ombard-E. d. Page, Hermon. 1st
and 90.
Shippers Pride-E. D. Page, Hermon,
list.
| Washington-E. D. Page, Hermon,
LIST. a
CANNED FRUITS.
Collection of 90 varieties-Mrs NJ. F.
Harrington, Brewer. list; Mrs. A. H
Harrington. Brewer, I'd; Mrs. H. A
Hail. Brewer, Sd.
PRESERVES.
Mrs. L. L. Hackett, Brewer, list; Mrs
II. A. Hall. Brewer, I'd; Mrs. NJ. f
harrington, Brewer, Sd.
/ PICKLES.
4 Mrs. II. A. Hail. Brewer list: Mrs
]. II. Elken. Brewer, 2d; Mrs. Nj. L
I. Harrington, Brewer, Sd.
y CANNED FRUITS.
Blackberries-Mr John Morrill,
Brewer, LIST; Mrs. NJ Z. Harrington. I'd
Rlueberries-Mrs. L. L. Hackett, 1st
Mrs. A. H. Harrington 3D. wee
Cherries-Mrs. NJ. E. Harrington
Brewer, 1st; Mrs. H. A. Hail. Brewer
| I'd
Gooseberries-Mrs. NJ. f. Harrington
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-27

The races for Friday, the closing day
trot and 21S pace and consolation race
for non-winners in any of the previous
classes The entries for the 2.4O and ZIG
classes are as follows:
24O CLASS, PACE-PURSE $3.50.
The Indian blk 6, College Stables. Bruns-
wick
Perauette, b m, College Stables. Bruins
wick.
May s.. m. Hobart A. Dodge. Dark
Harbor
Prince Baron. b 6. w. A. Dykeman. Houl-
ton.
Anne Hesperus. b m, Horace Chenery.
Belafst
Stella Mac, blk m, Horace Chenery. Bel
fast
Charter Oak. H. S. Jordan, Portland.
Venus ", m George Cuozzo. Bangor
Joan Dare, oh N. Pine Tree Stables,
Lewiston.
Doaress, blk M John r. Clark. Bangor
Nancy, br m, Roscoe Smith. Auburn.
American Chimes. &, Pleasant Hill
Farm, South Portland.
Col Direct, b G, C. A. Trafton, Ashland
Marvel c.. blk s., F. E. Southland, Hart
land
Young Bob &, Everett Jacobs. Pittsfield
King Brine w. J. McManemon, Woon-
socket r. l.
Bayard NJ. br &, II. b. Small, Augusta
Mole Wilkes, m, L. c. Hunter, Pitts
field.
jeff Inteloret, b g, Pine Tree Stables,
Lewiston.
Hall Cone, Pine Tree Stables. Lewiston
G. A. Culbert, Pine Tree Stables. Lewis
ton.
Canstarie, Jr.. G. Burril. Ashland
Harry Wilkes, b g, Albert A. Stuart, Bos-
ton.
Barker, b g, Marsh Newman, Medford,
Mass
Harry, Harry Russell, Medford, Mass.
Lady Emperor, m. F. o. BeaI Bangor.
Sweetheart. b m, F. O. Beal Bangor.
Eslie vennor. b M r. w. Buddill, Bangor
I2.16 TROT AND 21S PACE-PURSE $500
Frank r. H.. b &, c. A. Smith, Portland.
Altissimus, b &. irving w. Pottle, Port
land
The Lover, b s, Irving w. Pottle, Port
land.
Coquette, b m. G. w. Gerow, Fort Fair
field.
Miss Edith, m. G. w. Gerow. Fort
Fairfield.
Northland Bon Ton, b g, VIM. "A. Nelson.
Lewiston.
Flute L.. H. s. Jordan, Portland.
Louise Bashford, b m. c. r. March. Som
ellsworth, N. H.
Little Johnny, b $, George Bonnallie.
Lewiston.
Cmera. b m, r. W. Burrill, Bangor.
Or. Jeff, b g. r. W. Burrill, Bangor.
Blanche B.. George Sparks, Rockland
Baby Wilkes, s.. w. Withee. Water
Vile
Lady Stanford, b m, c. A. swasey,
Springvale
Ouida, m. G. A. Swasey. springvale.
Alley Bell, g. Pine Tree Stables. Lew
iston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-27
Benzoate Of Soda as
Preservative Discussed
By Food and Dairy Experts al
Denver Convention.
Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson
Interested Spectator.

Denver, Col, Aug. 26.-Benzoate OF
soda as the preventative most common
~ used in manufactured products was
put on trial before the convention OF
the Association of Stale and National
Food and Dairy Departments today,
The opposing forces were the govern
ment chemical experts including MEM
bcrs of the Remsen referee board. who
commended that benZoate was harmless,
and some of the 200 state food commits
sioners and agriculturalists delegated
to the convention.
Secretary of Agriculture James Will
son was an interested spectator. Near
him sat DR.. Ira Relnsen Of Baltimore.
DR.. Russell II. Chittcnden of New
Haven, CT, DR.. John H. Long of Evan
ston, Ills, and DR.. Christian III. Herter
of New York City, all members of the
referee board" of consulting scientific
experts appointed by President Roose-
Welt to settle the disputed points in the
Federal pure food law. Each member
of the board read q paper upholding
their conclusion that benzoate when
used in food in moderate quantities Is
harmless
The position taken by the state com-
missioners as announced by them is
eff there is any doubt as to the harm
fulness of chemicals in food, the pub
lie should have the benefit of the
doubt
AS showing that benzoate does no.
cover up inferiority, DR.. Long said he
had made catsup out of rotten toma-
toes, apples, peaches and bananas. In
one portion was put vinegar and spices
and in another benzoate and the only
portion which tasted good was that in
which vinegar and spices had been
mixed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-27

! 81 &
+ popular postmaster in an adjoining
town mistook COW for a burglar. a
sf'w nights lago, and after conversing
with the creature several times and
threatening to shoot" If he did not
Gave the premises, discovered, to his
.chagrin, his mistake when Mrs. Cow
quietly walked off the platform beneath
the excited postmaster's window, as 4
nothing had happened. Mr.-crept
quietly back to bed just as the clock
struck the midnight hour, scarcely dar-
ing to breathe lest his embarrassing
mistake be discovered at once, and his
sleep be disturbed for the rest Of the
night. Pressure Isle correspondent in
Bangor News.
Ever since this item appeared Aroos-
took postmasters have been trying to
prove an alibi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-27
ever, list; Mrs. H. A. Hall, Brewer

6us
Peaches-Mrs. H. A. Hall, Brewer,
list; Mrs. E. L. Hackett Brewer, I'd.
Pears-Mrs. II. A. Hall, Brewer, list
Mrs. NJ. T.. harrington Brewer, Cd.
Plums-Mrs. II. A. Hall. Brewer, list
Mrs. E. l.. Hackett, Brewer I'd.
Juces-Mrs. E. f. Hussey, Brewer,
list; Mrs. M. E. Harrington, I'd.
Raspberries-Mrs. II. A. Hall, Brew
er, list; Mrs E. l.. Hackett, Brewer, I'd
Strawberries-Mrs John Morrill,.
Brewer, LIST; Mrs. M. E. Harrington
Brewer, I'd.
Tomatoes-Mrs. M. f. Harrington,
Brewer, list; Mrs H. A. Hall, Brew
er, I'd.
PRESERVED FRUITS.
Apples-Mrs. A. II. harrington, Brew
er, list; Mrs. L. e. Hussey Brewer, I'd.
Currants-Mrs. II. A. Hall, Brewer,
list; Mrs. A. H. Harrington, Brewer, I'd.
Cherries-Mrs. M. E. Harrington,
Brewer, LIST: Mrs. e. L. Hackett, Brew
er, I'd.
Pears-Mrs. M. E. Harrington, Brew
er, list: Mrs. H. A. Hall, Brewer, I'd.
VEGETABLES.
Cucumbers-W. H. Jones, Hampden,
LIST; G. w. Snow, Hampden Corner, I'd
Celery-C. L. Baldic, Waterville, LIST
Corn--E. D. Page, Hermon, list; trace
eight rowed yellow, f. d. Page, Her
mon, ,1st; trace sweet corn. E. d. Page,
Hermon, list; trace pop corn, G. w
Snow, Hampden, list.
Brussels Sprouts-S. w. Snow
Hampden Corner, 1st
Turnips-Colection of Ruta Baga
three varieties, six species. c. E. Bal
die, Waterville: six species, reckless
c. Z. Baldic, Waterville; six species
American Ruta Bagas, c. E. Baldic,
Watcrville.
Oats-E. D. Page, list: S. w. Snow,
Hampden Corner, I'd.
Buckwheat-S. W. Snow, Hampden
Corner, 1st.
Barley-S. w. Snow, Hampden Cor
ner, LIST.
Grain in Sheaves--S. w. Snow,
Hampden Corner. list.
Vegetable and Flower Seeds-C. E
Baldic, Waterville, LIST.
Squash--Four varieties, w. H. Jones
Hampden, Me-, Ast: G. w. Snow
Hampden Corner, I'd.
Hubbard-G. n. Holland, Hampden
list; Golden Hubbard, G. N. Holland
Hampden, 1st.
Orange Marrow-C. E. Baldic, Wa.
terville, best two species.
Warted Hubbard-C. E. Baldic, Wa.
| terville, best two species.
Collection: Geo. N Lamb
! Bangor, list; w. II. Jones, Hamp.
den, I'd.
| Best plate six species, Quarter Cen.
fury, c. E. Baldic. Waterville.
| Six species Earlione-W. H. Jones
Hampden. 1st.
! Six species Clark's early Jewell
! George N. Lamb, Bangor. LIST.
Dwarf Champion-W. H. Jones
Hampden, LIST.
| Plate tomatoes-W. H. Jones, Hamp.
den, 1st; George N. Lamb, Bangor, I'd
! Potatoes-Collection E. D. Page
| Hermon. LIST.
/ salsify--G. w. Snow, Hampden Cor
| ner, 1st
Onions-C. E. Baldic, Waterville. list
J Parsnips-G. w. Snow. Hampder
Corner, 1st
Peas-G. w. Snow, Hampden Corner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-27

Smithfeld Girl, br m, j. A. Dewitt,
Pressure Isle.
Croydon, g, J. Bradbury, Pressure Isle.
Dorothy p, CHI M Presque Isle Stock
Farm, Presque Isle.
Frank c.. CHI &, H. B. Small. Augusta.
Nancy s.. F. Peavey Bangor.
iston.
Mass.
Pearla Baronmore, blk m, William w.
Croft, Somerville, Mass.
Sweetheart b m, f. o. Beal, Bangor.
CONSOLATION RACE FOR NON-WIN-
NERS IN ANY OF THE RACES
PURSE $125.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-27
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Thomas M. Webb, about SO, COM
mitted suicide at East New Portland
Thursday by hanging in building in
which he carried on a small vegetable
canning business. His body was dis
covered by Mrs Webb. who is postmis-
tress there, when he failed to appear at
the dinner hour No one could give a
reason to explain his act.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-27
MAINE MAN FOR PRESIDENT.
American Bar Association May Choose
c. r. Libby Of Portland.

Detroit, Mich, Aug. ga rumor
which members of the American Bar
Association assembled in convention
here will neither confirm or deny Is IN
circulation tonight that tomorrow
Charles F. Libby of Portland. Me-, VIII
be elected president Of the association
Mr.. Libby, who is president Of tns
Portland Railway Co, was prominent
candidate for the Office at the meetne
held in 1907. when Secretary Of WAT
Dickinson wassthJssll lsldtnt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-27

LIST; E. D. Page. Hermon. I'd.
Peppers-C. e. Baldic, Water
Vile, 1st.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Exhibit farm products-C. E. Baldic
Watervlle. list; G. w. Snow. Hampden
Corner, I'd.
Vegetabes-C. E. Baldic. Waterville
list; G. w. Snow. Hampden Corner, ID
G. N Holland, Hampden, sd
Plums--Mrs. M. e. harrington. Brewer
list; Mrs. E. l.. Hackett. ID
Qunces-Mrs E. l.. Hackett, list; Mrs
M. E. harrington. I'd.
Raspberries-Mrs. II. A. Hall, Brewer
lst Mrs H. A. Hail. ID
Spec. preserved strawberries-Mrs. A.
f. harrington, Brewer. list; Mrs H. A.
Hall, Brewer, ID
Assorted pickles-Mrs. II. A. Hail.
Brewer. list; Mrs. M. E. Harrington,
Brewer, I'd.
Tomato catsup-Mrs. H. A. Hall, Brew
er. list; Mrs E. E. Hussey, Brewer. I'd.
JELLIES.
Apple-Mrs. j. H. Elkins, Brewer LIST.
Crabapple-Mrs. j. H. Elkins, Brewer
LIST.
Currant-Mrs. J. II. Elkins Brewer, 1st
Grape-Mrs. ]. II. Elkins Brewer, LIST.
The awards in the bread and cake and
butter exhibits were also announced
Thursday.
BREAD AND CAKE.
Flour bread-Mrs. F. L. Webb. Bangor
list; Mrs. c. c. Campbell, Brewer, ID
Graham bread-Mrs ]. II. Elkins. Brew
er, 1st; Mrs NJ E. Harrington, Brewer
I'd.
Brown bread-Mrs. S. l.. Bremmer. Til
len, LIST; Mrs. J. ii. Elkins, Brewer, ID.
Flour bread by girl under Is yrs.-Vera
A. Harrington, Brewer, LIST; Bernice Hoop
er, Bangor, I'd.
Graham bread, girl under Is yrs-vera
Farrington Brewer. LIST.
Brown bread by girl under 10 yrs.-Lil
liam Harrington. Brewer list; Vera A.
harrington: Brewer, ID
Fruit cake-Mrs. NJ E. harrington
Brewer, LIST; Mrs. J. H. Elkins, Brewer,
I'd.
Angel cake-Mrs. NJ e. harrington
Brewer, list; Mrs C. C. Campbell, Brew
er. I'd.
SHoColdlt Cdht-NlIS- W. f. Il al ino ec''
Brewer, list; Bernice Hooper, Bangor, ID
Cream cakes-Mrs. NJ E. harrington
Brewer, list; Mrs. c. c.. Campbell, Brewer,
ID
Orange cake-Mrs. M. E. Harrington.
Brewer, 1st Mrs. c. c.. Campbell Brew
Ell, ID
| Sugar cookies-Mildred Hall, Brewer,
list: Mrs. c. c. Campbell, Brewer, I'd.
Molasses cookies-Mrs. NJ. E. Earring
ton, Brewer, list; Alta Hall. Brewer. I'd.
Doughnuts-Mrs. E. d. Page. Hermon,
list; Mrs. A. B. Newcomb, Bangor, 3D.
BUTTER.
| Creamery butter-Maine Creamery AS
ISOLATION, Bangor, LIST.
Firkin creamery butter-Me. Creamery
Association Bangor, 1st
| Creamery butter in prints-Me. Cream
cry Association, Bangor. 1st
Package creamery butter-Me Cream
cry Association, Bangor, LIST.
Sample granular butter-Me. Creamery
Association, Bangor, LIST
Display private dairy butter-Mrs s. L.
Brimmer. Tilden, list; Mrs. L. H. Saw
|! yer. East Corinth I'd.
Dairy butter in prints-Mrs S. L. Brim-
mer, Tilden, LIST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-27

Firllin dairy butter, not less than 10
pCunds-Mrs S. l.. Brimmer, Tilden LIST.
Sample granular butter-Mrs. S. l..
Brimrner, Tilden, 1st.
Exhibit butter in prints and fancy
mrulds-Mrs l.. Fl. Sawyer East Corinth,
list Mrs S. l.. Brimmer, Tilden, I'd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-27

list; e. .. Page. Hermon, I'd.
Peppers-C. e. Baldic, Water.
oil Let
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-27

Exhibit farm products-C. E. Baldic
Waterville. 1st; G. w. Snow. Hampden
Corner. I'd. IA
Vegetables-C. Z. Baldic, Watervile
list; G. w. Snow, Hampden Corner, ID
G. N. Holland, Hampden, I'D
Warren sheaf., 1909-07-15
ARGYLE.
From the Banner.
A DAY AT CLEEMS'.

There was large number present
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cleem,
one mile west of the city on Sunday
last, who responded to an invitation to
be present to do honor to the nations
birthday. There was a ball game
played by picked players from the
party on each side, which was partly
made up by the lady guests, and we
are tod that the game was equal to
any league game played this sum-
mer. At the conclusion of the game
the guests were served with a de-
lightful and dainty supper and the re-
mainder of the time was spent in jolly
conversation.
The surprise of the day was the
presentation to Mrs. Cleem by the
guests assembled of a beautiful China
hand-painted lemonade set, which was
received very gracefully by the hos
tess.
Warren sheaf., 1909-07-15
JOLLY TIME AT MENZEI'S,

a number of friends and neighbors
Congregated the farm of Mr. and
Mrs. William Mcneil on Sunday last
and spent several hours Of the 4th
in most delightful manner. In the
shade of the old apple tree" is only
imaginative to many who sing its air,
but to those who were present last
Sunday the words of the stanza was
realization. The ladies served sup
per on the lawn, which was in
terspersed with sweet songs by the
guests who displayed a willingness at
all times to respond to the pleasure
of the POSTMASTER Mr. Ed. Develyn
played a prominent part in the pro-
gram and the sweet Scottish songs
lie rendered with the assistance of the
Misses Lang and Turbul brought out
many hearty encore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Menzel proved themselves to be royal
entertainers.