Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-09-19
BABIES EIGHT MONTHS AND UNDER.

Mrs. r. A. lay Tor, Soutn faris, NJ usa W., eo'
Mrs. Peter Locke. Norway. Emile, g..
Mrs. Leon Maxim, Paris, Georgia A., 81.
Mrs. Harold Swift, West Paris, Mabel.
Mrs Gerald Swift, West Paris, Claton.
Nrs. W. C. Thayer, South Paris. Alpha p.
Mrs. II. NJ. jackson, Norway, Alpheus.
Mrs. Eugene Everett, Norway, Lillian NJ.
Mrs. Philip Everett. Norway, Donald P.
Mrs Edna Judkins, Norway, Georgia Lindor.
Mrs. Al Mills, Oxford, Nellie.
Mrs. Leslie Starbird, South Paris. Harold I.
Mrs. James Gibbs, Paris, Madeline Francis.
Mrs Ray Cotton, South Paris, Albert.
Mrs Joseph Trebilcock, Norway, Grace AL
berta.
Mrs. Joe Jacques, Norway. Neva.
Mrs Dora Thayer. Paris, b. Marston.
Mrs. Lester Ashton, Norway, Vincent Hobson.
Mrs. Scott o. Colby, South Paris, Sherman.
Mrs. II. A. Calef. Norway, Wilmer ID.
Mrs. A. W. Gerry, Norway, Arthur NJ.
Mrs Nettie Mckay, Norway, Edmond II.
BABIES FIFTEEN MONTHS AND UNDER.
Mrs. Harold Anderson. Norway, Dorothy A,
Mrs. j. H. Millett. Norway. Francis Henry. -.
Mrs. Guy Cole, South Paris, Florence wlida'
Mrs. Geo. Knight, Norway. George Dana. %.
Mrs. Ray Cotton, South Paris, Albert, 81.
Mrs. Edwin Cannon, Norway, Ernest E.
Mrs. Lena Perry. Norway, Laura.
Mrs. Edna Emery. West Paris, Warren G.
Mrs. Ethyl Swift, West Paris, Marvel l..
Mrs. A. L. Hatch. South Paris, Ava NJ.
Mrs. w. z. Twitchel, South Paris. Waiter W.
Mrs. Gertrude Edwards, South Paris, Francis
+.
Mrs. Henry c. futile. South Paris. Walter II.
Mrs. p. r. KenersOn, South Paris, Leah.
Mrs. S. NJ. Annis. South Paris, Roland.
Mrs. T. ]. Judkins. Norway. Garfield.
Mrs. Ethel Frost, Norway, Hesper.
BABIES TWO YEARS AND UNDER.
Mrs. Richard Scholia, Norway Eyelene, IS.
Mrs. Clarence L. Richardson. West Paris
Gordon, ~.
Mrs. George Mckinley, South Paris, Roger
Mrs. Lena Perry, Norway. Alice, 81.
Mrs. A. W. Andrews, Paris, karlton Pearl.
Mrs. Elmer Aldrich. South Paris, Kenneth
Mrs Gerald Swift, West Paris, Geraldine.
Mrs. Roscoe Marston. Paris, Mary Alma.
Mrs. James 8. Record. South Paris, Madeline
Mrs. Emma Morrisey. Norway, sylvia.
Mrs. Charles Roes, Norway, Doris Mae.
Mrs. Jessie Losier. Otisfeld. Auriette Louise
Mrs Wellington Twitchell. South Paris, Mar
jorie Estelle.
Mrs. Inez Emery. West Paris, Madeline.
Mrs. Dora Thayer, Paris, Dannie Q.
Mrs. j. A. Thurlow, South Paris. Bernice e.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kilgore. Norway. Ruth Maxine.
Mrs. William Booth, Norway, Cecilia Rosa.
Mrs. Carl Robinson, South Paris, Ralph II.
Mrs Scott o. Colby, South Paris, Laura.
Mrs. A. K. Dean. South Paris, Dorothy.
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TWIN BABIES.
Mrs. Edith Knishtly, Norw ay. Lewis ant
Louise, IS.
IN THE MAIN HALL.
The see-saw of the various lines of ex'
hibits which is more or less to be observ
ed from year to year, left the vegetable
shelf and some of the other parts OF the
lower hall little less we'll filled than in
previous years, but the general high
quality of the vegetables exhibited was
notable.
Conspicuous among these exhibits
were the displays of field and garden
vegetables raised by boys under Is
Under this collection there were some
excellent and varied assortments shown
by Alton Porter of South Paris, Harry
l.. Twitchell, South Paris, Elmer Wat
SOD, Norway, Warren Knightly of Nor
way, and Francis Andrews of Norway
Is years of age.
Collections of field crops and vegetables
were also shown by Mrs. o. B. Upton
Norway, and w. 81. Porter, Norway, th'
latter a well known resident in his nine
tieth year, and the holder of the Boston
Post cane as the oldestlman in the town
Notable things on the vegetable shell
were:
Some handsome head of cauliflower
by w. G. Symonds of Norway.
A few large muskmelons, by P. NJ
Walker of South Paris.
Some large cabbsges, by Miss Fanni
E,rhao 81 Sn,,fh porSa
A large display of squashes. Some o
the exhibitors were George Clifford
South Paris; Roland Z. Andrews, MOI
way; w. N. Judkins, South Paris; Fran
els Andrews, Norway; j. A. Thurlow
South Paris; 1. E. Andrews, South Paris
C. G.. French, Norway; W. 81. Thomas
South Paris; Walter 5. Buck, Norway
C. Guy Buck, South Paris.
| There were also some good specimen
of pumpkins, exhibitors In this lin
being G. G. French, Norway; Mrs. A. O
wheeler, South Paris; w. N. Judkint
South Paris; C. Guy Buck, South Paris
c. Guy Buck exhibited specimens Q
vegetables in twenty-five or thirty differ
emit classes.
There was q fair amount of dair
products-though as in years before the
were largely hidden by stands set up l
front of them for the benefit OF dealer
in small wares. Perhaps this 10 on tn
theory that people don't care to look 8
butter and cheese, anyway. A sma
amount Of canned goods, honey, and .
on, was also shown.
But whatever shortage there was dow
stairs was more thar made up on the 81
pie shelf in the upper hall. There nevt
was such sight there before. In place
tho plates were stacked two and thre
deep. Evidently there are to be som
apples In this section this fall, and mol
than the growers thought only = shol
a time ago. They have grown and colo
ed up we'll In the past few weeks. tt
several varieties are now arranged q
! gether, instead Of each exhibitor haviu
bis all together, which makes the wor
! Of the judges much simpler.
A large display waS made In the ladie
department, including needlework Of q
: kinds, crochet and knit goods, rugs, an
i fancy work Of 30 many varieties whit
!, delights the feminine heart.
Q Quite an exhibit Of art work vi
made. The largest space was occupi'
y by Mrs. j. F. Plummer Of South Pari
Q with few oils and . large number
{ water colors. Mrs. W. 8. Edgerly
South Paris had several oils. most