The Republican journal., 1912-08-29

L Burgess, LIST; embroidered, Miss Isa-
bel CHM, LIST; Mrs. Carrie L. Kaler, End.
German knot stitch center piece, Miss
Isabel CHM, LIST.
Embroidered table runner, Miss Louise
Read, LIST; Mrs. S. A. Parker, End.
Punch work waist, Miss Laura Holmes,
LIST; Mrs H A Sweetser, End.
Eyelet and French embroidered waist,
Mrs Eugene Wood, LIST; Miss Celia M
Nickerson, End.
Embroidered chemise, Miss Florence
M Hill, 1st.
Embroidered night gown, Miss Edythe
Atkins, LIST; Miss Florence M Hill, End.
Silk quilt, Mrs L A Burgess, LIST; Mrs
L Lawrence, End.
Best quilt made by lady over rs years
old, Mrs Caroline B Merriam, 1st.
Log cabin print quilt, Mrs L Law
Fancy aprons, Mrs H R Cooper, LIST;
Miss Sylvania Nickerson, End.
French and 'eyelet dolly, Miss Bertha
A Wiley, LIST; Miss Isabel CHM, End.
Large eyelet centerpiece, Miss Evelyn
Peavey, LIST.
Combination underwear, Miss Celia M
| Nickerson, LIST.
Set of Mexican doilies, Mrs Geo r
Lewis, LIST; Mrs V D Higgins, End;
| Collection embroidered and tatting
doilies, Miss Celia M Nickerson, LIST.
Large white embroidered. .centerpiece,
Miss Lou Thompson, LIST.
Mexican centerpiece, Mrs George R
Lewis, LIST; Mrs V D Higgins, End.
Punch work centerpiece, Miss Isabel
CHM, 1st; Miss Evelyn Peavey, End.
| Hardanger centerpiece, Mrs V D Hig-
gins, 1st; Mrs Harriet Kimball Adams,
| End.
French and eyelet sideboard scarf,
Lillian Cuneo, LIST.
Fancy centerpiece, Lillian Cuneo, LIST;
Mrs Gay Holmes, End.
| Mexican lunch cloth, Katherine Mer-
! riam, LIST; Mrs Harriet K. Adams, End.
Towels-embroidered, Mrs Jessie S
Pattee, LIST; Miss Evelyn P Morrison, End.
Cross stitch, Miss Florence M Hill, LIST;
Mrs S G Swift, End. Fancy drawn guest
towels, Miss Bertha A Wiley, LIST; Miss
Evelyn P Morrison, End. Embroidered
Miss Mildred Arnold, End.
Bead work, Mrs H P Farrow, lst;.Mrs
w E Marsh, End.
Copper work collection, Mrs E R
Pierce, LIST.
Baskets, Mrs E R Pierce, LIST.
Basket collection, Mrs ] S Hartman,
1st.
Exhibit of canned goods, Miss Mildred
Daggett, LIST.
Exhibit of cut flowers, Mrs C B
Thompson, LIST; Mrs A 7 Toothaker, End.
Braided rug, Mrs Mary Jefferds, LIST.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
G G Abbott, superintendent, F A Mar
riner, Leslie D Elms, judges.
Best 5 pounds butter, Sidney Evans.
Waldo, 1st; Mrs John lines, Searsport,
End; Mrs W Upham, Belfast, 3rd.
Best honey, extracted and comb, Wal
ter Gerald, Unity, 1st in each.
THE BABY SHOW.
The baby show, Thursday afternoon,
in which there were IA entries, attracted
much attention. Mrs. Leslie P. Miller
had it in charge and was assisted by Mrs
j. w. Burgess. The judges were Mrs
Helen R. Cooper Of Monroe, Mrs. Ralph
D. Shute and Mrs. William H, Wight of
this city.
The cup for the prettiest girl baby was
awarded to Henrietta, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs George E Coombs of this city.
She is.one year old and weighs 26 pounds.
The cup for the ,prettiest boy baby was
given to Rodney S., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter ]. Upham of this city. He is one
year old and weighs 20 "a pounds.
Marguerite, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Fowles, aged IA months, weight
20 pounds, was awarded silver cup as
the heaviest baby and Maurice L, son of
Mr. and Mrs Warren Reynolds, aged 3
weeks, weight pounds, cup as the
lightest baby.
The other entries were: George Her.
bert Rogers, aged months, weight II
pounds.
Alton Durost, aged 7 months, weight
Is pounds.
Gertrude Reynolds, aged 16 months,
weight % pounds.
Iris Roberts, aged II months, weight
Is IA pounds.
Harriet McKinnon, aged Is months,
weight "a 81 pounds.
Dwight Palmer Gross, aged II months.
weight 26 pounds.
Norman E Wood, aged 8 months,
weight Fl IA pounds.
Ralph H Yates. aged 16 months.
weight 81 pounds.
Maynard E Wescott, aged months,
weight Fl pounds.
donald Anderson, aged 2 years, weight
26 IL pounds.
THE RACES.
The Journal went to press Wednesday be-
fore the races on that day were finished Tam
many Girl was drawn on account of an acct
dent in the second heat of the 22O class. The
famous old campaigner Northern Spy pulled
down first money in the 2l3 class. The green
horse race turned out to be something of a
scrap. The summary:
2.2O Class, Trot and Pace. Purse, 5000.
Tammany Girl, e. NJ, W. E. Haskell,
Union. dr.
Merrymack. b. g., A. B. Morton, Au-
eus1a ........:...:
Frank c., c. g., E. B. Lunt, Belfast.......3 2
Fred s., b. G., Charter Oak Stables, Hart
aort' Conn....... ...........................4 3
Time, 2.2l4, 2224, 2.22a.
21S Glass, Trot or Pace. Purse, 5000,
Ell Gallo, bay g., Pine Tree Stables,
Cabel, br. c., Pine Tree Stables, Lewis
ton. ..................,,,5 &
Coquette, b. M. Dick Lawrence, Boston,
Mass....... Y
Northern Spy. G. g., A. D. Morton, Au-
Rusta.. l !
Altimus, bay g..William ONei, Lexing-
Time, 2lsi, 2isi, 214. ''' .
Green Race, One Half Mile. Purse, 500.
Gretchen Nelson, G. M, W. E.
Townsend Hamilton Mass 2 Q Q