Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-02-15
FOOD FAIR.
u.,J. BEING PUT IN RHADI-
Nass FOR EXHIBITION.
- op EXHIBITORS PROGRAM FOR
TIN WEEK MERCHANTS WHO
OFFER PRIZES;

OFFER PhiZ6os
~ ..cond annual Ellsworth food fair
-, tho auspices OF the Ellsworth Mer-
chants, association, will open at Hancock
Iii nsxt Monday afternoon. ..
Til, 10 busy week at the hall, putting
:, IN readiness for the fair. Booths are
lin, erected, and the work OF decorating
-. h.oun. Everything will be in order
ub.u the door opens next Monday after
NOM At $50 o'clock.
M. arst day has been designated asI
sll,,orth day, and Ellsworth people are
u,oed to turn out in goodly crowds early
!, Tho afternoon to give the fair rousing
.,,,t. An attendance short OF 1000 on the
opening day will be disappointment to
the food fair committee.
There will be full list Of exhibitors,
all booths being taken, and several would
be exhibitors who were too late to obtain
booths we're turned away. A list OF ex-
hibitors is given below.
An orchestra OF nine pieces, c. E.
Monaghan leader, will be in attendance
every afternoon and evening OF the fair.
Owing to many requests for reserved
seats. the management has decided to
reserve the first row in the balcony. All
other seats will be free.
POSTER CONTEST.
The poster contest conducted by the
food fair managers closed last Wednesday,
and the ingenious poster designs by pupils
Of tho Ellsworth high school have been on
exhibition the past week in the window Of
VIZ. Parker Clothing Co.'S store. Miss
Jessie Morang vas awarded first prize and
Juan T. Rosello second prize.
PRIZES EACH DAY.
Many prizes will be given out each day
Of the food fair to holders of ticket
coupons bearing lucky numbers. The
Ellsworth merchants who have donated
prises are Is follows:
Brimmer, City market, w. J. Clark, A. NJ.
Connick, q. 8. Cottle & Son, II. E. Davis,
]. p. Kldridge, Floyd market, A. W.
Greedy, C. W. Grindsl, A. F. Hight, b. F.
Joy. A. Il. Joy, Joy d Ash, F. g. Leach, c.
q. Leland, J. A. Lord, Mrs. J. Luchini, e.
8. Means, }. A. McGown, c. H. Merriam,
A. 3. Moore, A. NJ. Moor, Il. u. Moore, G.
L. Aorang, Il. w. Morang, Osgood studio,
@. A. Parcher, W. z. Parker Clothing Co.,
Reliable Clothing Co., A. l. Richardson,
B. p. Robinson, E. E. Rowe, II. B. Stan
wood, Staples Music and Piano Co., J. A.
Thompson, W. B. Tracy, H. +. Wescott,
Whitoomb, Haynes & Co., Whiting
Bros.
EXHIBITORS.
Following is q list of the out-of-town
exhibitors who have bought spaces at the
fair:
LeCiair glass blowers, Cincinnati, U.
Walter Baker Co., ltd, Dorchester,
Mass.
Bower Bartlett, Boston.
Awrencebnrg Milling Co., Town Talk
flour.
Vermont Manufacturing Co., Provi-
dence, RI.
koger-Staples, Bangor.
Lowell q Covell, Boston.
Imperial Koro Co., Coney Island, N. Y.
Make More Butter Co., New York.
DelAval Separator Co., New York.
Corneille David Co., New York.
springfield Speciality Co., Springfield,
Mass.
Joseph Breck & Sons, Boston.
Mt. Kebo Spring Water Co., Bar Harbor.
New England Telephone & Telegraph
Co.
Local exhibitors are as follows: B. H.
au' L. Power Co.; A. NJ. Moor, Ellsworth
greenhouse, E. g. Moore, E. E. Rowe, E.
n.s', 1911 Cooked food), c. l.. Morang,
village improvement society Cooked
iood), Fl. W. Morang.
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT.
inc agricultural exhibit in the lower
uan viii be big educational feature OF
.ae lair. On Thursday, Prof. H. g. Ball,
VI tne Uni .ersity OF Maine, who will
speak Will exhibit the ten ears of corn
'n'cn were awarded first prize in the
olo competition at the national corn
SNOW IN Columbus, O., recently.
Inc program for the week follows:
nospAY-R ELLSWORTH LAY
In hoo afternoon.
- ooors open
opening ceremonies
er"................Rev p A A Killam
On Huu'ess'.'.......... REV r Mathews
- orchestra concert
90 Halt