Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-12
oRLAND FAIR.
Good Display of Live Stock, Pro-
duce and Babies.

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Fakirs and the merry-go- round helped to
make things lively on the grounds.
| The display OF livestock was the best
shown at this fair for years. Although
the display OF vegetables and fruit was not
as large as the average, the quality vas
| above par. There was particularly fine
showing of apples.
| The most interesting event of the after
noon was the baby show. The judges
| were in hard place to choose between
| the following babies: Ruth Boynton
Avery, one year old; Russell Lowell, one
year, three months; Dorothy Soper, one
year, two months; Evelyn Beatrice Farr,
eleven months; Carolyn Elizabeth Soper,
| nine months; Aileyne Eldridge, nine
months; Jessie Louise Bowden, eight
months; Hilda A. Tewksbury, eight
| months; Warren Blanchard Lampher,
three and one half months. 1t was finally
decided, however, that Russell Lowell
was the prettiest. Dorothy Soper was the
heaviest. Special notice was made OF
Master Warren Blanchard Lsmpher, who,
at only three and one half months, tipped
the scales at nineteen pounds.
The day closed with a ball at the town
hall, with music by Halls orchestra, OF
Bangor
Following is list OF the premiums
awarded:
livestock.
Cow. Elijah White, 1; b Moore, 2.
Yoke oxen, Elijah White, / Bob Soper, ?.
Yoke three -year-olds, Calvin HodgSins,
i; Addison Marks, .. Yoke two-year-
Yoke one-y -oids, VIII Pickering, /.
Two-year-oId heifer, Elijah White, /;
/ Charles Wood, 2. One year-old neifer,
| Elijah White, 1; Bob Soper, 2. Calf, Bob
Soper, /. one-year-old bull, Frank Web
| ster, /.
Colts-Two and one-haIf months, Ed.
Whitman, !. -Four months, Walter Brew
ster, /; Fred Clair. 2. one-year-old,
Walter Brewster, /. Two year-old,
Francis CHM, /; Frank Lampher, 2.
Three-year-old, Harold Leach, /, Jake
Stallion, Ave years old. sewail c CHM, /.
Poultry, Etc.
Bsntams, Leon Lester CHM. Plymouth
| Rocks, White Wyandotte chicks, Mrs Q A
| Valentine, l. Coon kittens, ouida siae
Soper, l.
Vegetables.
Pumpkins, J Soper, /; Fred Gray, 9;
Adelbert Marks, 3. Squsshes, Amos +
Webster, /: A W Grindle, 2. Green to-
| matoes, l. A Wood, /; A w Grindie 2.
Matchless tomatoes, Charles T. Valentine,
Mark c Devereaux, Irving Hutchings,
Alvah G Dorr. Cauiifiower, b ] johnson
| Oats, Alvah g Dorr, /. Sweet corn, j +
Soper, 1; Andrew Hartman, 2. sanford
corn, A G Dorr, /. Field corn. Charles
Wilson, 1; Joshua Little, 2; soper, 3.
Pop corn, soper. I. Gourds, Louise
| Marks, 1. Beets, J f Soper, /; Cyrus
Leach, 2. Sugar beets, II Mooney, /; J F
Soper, 2. Cabbage, Henry Buck, /. Car
| rots, one long, J + Soper, ! and 2. Ok
Hearts, Daniel NJ Carter, /. citron Nor
| rill l. Dunn, l.
J Fred Partridge. 2. Gold Coin. L Gray,
/; Adelbert Marks, 2. Cieveisnd's Pertee-
ton, ID 5 Gott, l.
Beans, Indian Chief, Adelbert Marks, /.
Imported Yellow Eye, Addison Harri-
man, /; Amos Webster, 2; Alvah G. Dorr.
Cattle, George NJ Mooney, /. Onions,
Norris CHM, 1; A G Dorr, .. Kohl Rabi,
A b Hutchins, /; Daniel Davis, 2. Sheaf
wheat, A w Carey, /.
Fruit.
Apples-Northern Spy, Mrs William y
Everett, Il Christine Wood, 2. Rhode
Island Greetings, Elisha Leach, 1; An
drew Hartman, 2. Wolf River, Frank
| l. Meade, /; Arthur ! Gross, 2; Leone 7
| Durham, 8; Mrs Ella Rankin, 4; Flora
| Biaisdell, 5. Pound Sweet, Aureston
Wood, /. Nodhesd, A w Kenney, /. New
York Greetings, Elisha Leach, /. Bald
| win, Arthur Gross, 1; Valentine, 2.
Snow, Elisha Leach, /. Straw berry, c h
| Valentine /. Vermont, f K Dunbar, l..
| Black, Elisha Leach, /. Wine, Arthur
| Gross, /; Herman Wiley Perkins, 2.
Geneva Grape, Leslie b Johnson, /.
| Flowers GIsdiolus, Mrs Maria l.
| CHM, /. Sweet peas, Mrs b johnson, / /;
1 Mrs Frank Grindie, 2; Mrs Gertrude
| Hutchins, 3. Asters, Mrs Maria l. Gian, 1;
Mrs Orrin CHM, 2. Dahlias, best variety,
Mrs orrin CHM. Bouquet OF dahlias, Mrs.
Maria l. CHM, l. Mrs Marie Hartman, 2;
| Mrs ID G Rich, Mrs frank T. Grindle,
| Mrs Rosetta Marks. Bouquet of mixed
| flowers, Gertrude Hutehings, /. Ger
| aniums, Mrs b s Johnson, /. BaIsslns,
Mrs Morris CHM, /. Marigold. Mrs Maria
| l. CHM, /.
Household Department.
Chow chow, Linda Hntchins, /; I.iIlia
| Hubbard, 2. Mixed pickles, Carrie L
Crosby, /. Mustard pickles, Carrie +
/; Mrs Il A Shedd, 2. Chill sauce, Mrs
Liliia Hubbard, 1. Cucumber pickles,
Mrs Jessnie Eidridge, Il; Mrs Lillia Hub
bard, = Beet pickles Lila Hubbard, /.
Plum preserves, MIS- Nellie Gray, Airs
Jennie Eldridge, /. Preserved peaches,
| Mrs Jennie Eldridge, /.
Butter, Lila Hubbard, i. Bread, Mrs
ii A Shedd, l. Honey, Arthur | Gross, /.
Domestic Manufactures.
Waliacnisn embroidery, Mrs Hannah
| Eldridge, /. Wallaehian embroidery with
| corners embroidered, Mrs Gertrude Soper
/ /. Wsllachian embroidery and solid en-
| broidery, Miss Nina Hodgdon, 1. Drawn
work, Hattie l. Goodwin, 1. Outline and
eyelet, Mrs ID X Common, 1. Chain stitch,
Mrs Gertrude Soper, L. ButtonhoIe, Laura
Devereaux, 1.
Sofa Pillows-Knot stitch, Mrs Willard,
/. Solid embroidery, Mrs VIM Anderson,
| /. Cross stitch, Mrs ID X Connor, l.
Drawn work pillow, made by Miss Clara
Freeman, aged 81 years. Outline, Dorothy
| johnson, /.
Rug-Woven, Goidie Dunbar, l. But
ton, Mrs Ada Joyce, L. Knit, Mrs S W
4 Rideout, l. Hooked, Mrs Augusta M