Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-02-21


nah Holmes.
Bower q Bartiett's society coffee is
displayed and demonstrated at booth in
front OF the stage.
AT the right of the stage, two Koro
boards, where prizes are given fortunate
rollers, furnish amusement for many food
fair visitors.
S. j. Clement, the Bar Harbor music
dealer, occupies booth across the entire
back Of the stage. He is exhibiting musi-
cal instruments, Victor talking machines
and sewing machine. with exnert
demonstrators. Mr.. Clement is assisted
by MIR. Kincaid, Mr.. Hussey, of Bangor.
and Mrs. Mccarthy.
The Ellsworth greenhouse booth, Miss
NJ. A. Clark, is one OF the most artistic in
the hall. 1t represents japanese garden,
with decorations of wistaria and cherry
blossoms. An attractive display of potted
plants and cut flowers is made here.
Holz, the baker, new conner in Ellis
worth, who has already made place for
himself in the business life of the citv.
has an attractive display OF his breads
pastry, ETC., which certainly proves him
an artist in his trade. Miss Annie Jordan
is in charge of the booth.
The Jello booth is a notable addition To
the fair. 1t is perfection in the art of ad-
vertising. The company is exhibiting
Jello and ice-cream powder. and giving
away aluminium jelly moulds with every
purchase. Miss A. NJ. White and Mrs. A
W. Chick are in charge of the booth.
The Edwardsville Milling Co. makes
an exhibition and demonstration of Alma
-four Mr.. and Mrs. Bedding are the dem
onstrators.
AT the booth OF Andrew M. Moor, cleo
trician, household electrical supplies, fix
lures ana appi'ahces Oh al xmas are ex-
h'oiseu, oue 'he feature OF the eXhiolt that
0"''nes anu NOUS the attention OF the
"o'hsn Is tue Washing machine ana
"tA"s"' "seia.eu W eisetrici'y'
armour ~ sho" 'hei' elA-Nho"h
"e"t pi"oue's anu give sahpies Oh tnelr
oVu'ii'oh anu iuneneoh meats III sshd-
"isies' Nati sawyer Is IN charge at THIS
"oo'n' Win MISS Nellie sinclair as as
''s.a"t.
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Town TaIk f,our ia bers agai, ,ho,gb
Julian Merrill. the nonnlar renresentativa
| in this sectioo vas ks,t a,yav tror, tho
| fair the openinc DAYS because Of n;ness
| He ia exnected dur;pg the waak Nra'
| RoweIl il the demonstrator here
| The eloak-roou onenipg m tho front
gallery is occunied nv Harvey w uorapg
as a confectionery store and ics-crea -,
parlor. II il very attrsctiveIv decorated
refreshments may be enjoyed in comfort.
TALKS ON pIETETIcs.
The tslks ON diststics nv Miss ao,e,
WEIGH, of Boston, have proven OF great in
| terest. Miss WEIGH is an Ellsworth girl,
the daughter OF Charles /. WEIGH and wife,
and naturally her many friends in Ellis
worth are interested in her advancement
| in the profession she has chosen.
Miss WEIGH is now dietician in Boston
hospital Her talks on food values, with
demonstration, have proved enligbtening.
She is assiated in the demonstration by
| MISS LOUISE Eppes, oi ELLSWORTH.
| COOKING SCHOOL.
! The first in the series of cooking DEM
onstrations under the direction of Miss
| Cornelia Palmer, instructor in domestic
| science at the University of Maine, will
| re r.;var ,h;s af,ar,oon In the r,rr;,;,.,
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| uaS sue'no'sia'io" 10 on "ie''i"s
io"i ior iricasee, WIN variety Oh oress-
| ings. The cooking school program Tor the
| week follows:
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Luncheon oisnes' rotato soup, crou-
| tons. Creamed potato balls. Chicken
croquettes. Latticed beets. Apple snow.
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