Ellsworth American., 1912-10-02
oRLAND FAIR.
Good Attendance at Show Last We'd
nesday-Premiums.

The fair at Orland last Wednesday,
under the auspices OF Narramissic grange,
drew good attendance. No group on the
grounds attracted more attention than the
triplet sons OF Rodney Gray and wife
Kenneth. Rodney, Kermit Hutchins and
Kelsey Clement. They are now four and
one half years old, fnely-formed, bright,
active urchins, and their parents have
good reason to be proud Of them.
Following is list OF premiums
| awarded:
livestock.
Colt, Y, Andrew Grindle, 1; Roscoe
Davis, Colt, v, Roscoe Davis, /; Wal
ter l. Brewster, 2. Colt, y, Charles CHM,
l; Dorr, 2. Sucking colt, Eugene E
Gross, /; TO Saunders, 2. Stallion, 8 B
Best COW, Clinton Arey, 1; Clifton
Sparks, @. Cow, 9 y, Albicn Soper, !.
Oxen, Fred Blake, 1. Steers under y, A
| w Marks, /.
Bantams, Elwood CHM, l. R Reds,
Harry Soper, 1.
ME Eastman, OF Bucksport, and were
awarded first premium.
Vegetables.
Golden Hubbard squash, C B Arey, 1;
Matilda Hartman, 2. Hubbard squash, G
| Arey, Il; Arthur Gross, 2. Caulifower,
| johnson, 1; w L Brewster, q; George
/. Common cabbage, Samuel Kitfield, 1.
White rutabaga, Arthur Gross, 1. Ruta-
baga turnip, Eugene l. Dorr, /. Turnip
beet, Arthur Gross, /. Pumpkin, Eugene
| Dorr, l. Gold Coin potatoes, Eugene Dorr,
u. Best display Of vegeta bles, Leslie John:
son, !. Tomatoes, d Rich, 1. Sweet
corn, D g Rich, 1.
Northern Spy apples, w l. Brewster, l..
Straw wberry apples, ii Wiley Perkins, !.
Duchess apples, no name, l; II Wiley Per-
kins, O.. Green apples, Arthur Gross, J..
STARK sppiss spp'sA Arthur "sS Gross T. Vol
River apples, A N Kennedy, L; Arthur
Gross, q. Mcintosh red apples, Arthur
Gross, 1. Ox-Heart apples, AW Kennedy,
l. Wine apples, A W Gross, 1.
Preserves, Jellies, etc.
Mustard pickles, Carrie Crosby, l.. As
trachan jelly, no choice between Gertrude
Hutchings and M Vivian Soper. Black
berry, grape and crab apple jellies, Vivian
Soper, 1. Rhubarb jelly, rhubarb pre-
serves and green apple jelly, Mrs Linnie
e Keyes, 1. Canned beans, Martha
Hutchins, l: Apple jelly, Mrs Emma
Bread, Mrs Laura Devereux, 1. Honey,
Dorothy Eldridge, 1.
Zinnias, Mrs Herbert CHM, 1. Mixed
dahlias, Mrs R Saunders, 1. Quilted and
common dahlias, Mrs George Leach, l..
Daturas, Mrs Mark CHM, 1. Mixed
asters, Mrs B S Johnson, 1. Mixed gladi-
olus, Mrs Orrin CHM, 1. Red gladiolus,
Mrs Mark CHM, /. Hydrangea, Della
Gray, 1. Mixed variety of flowers, Mary
l. Buck, L. Bouquet Of sweet peas, lsadora
Saunders, /. Maiden hair fern and sweet
peas, Mrs Fred NJ Keyes, l. Wreath of
sweet peas, Minnie Mooney, /.
Fancy Work.
Knitted bedspread, Mrs George Marks,
/. Patchwork quilt containing 1904
pieces, Mrs. Charles Fl Saunders, 1.
Three patchwork quilts, exhibited by
eighty years of.age, 1. Braided rugs, Mrs
E E Gross, 1. Crocheted collar, Mrs.
Bertha Wilson, /; Mrs Laura Devereaux,
2. Linen puncb-work collar, Mrs Mary
Buck, 1. Eyelet embroidered collar, Mrs
Florence Guilford, l. Crocheted dolly,
Mrs Florence Guilford, l; Mrs Nettie
Saunders, Q. Crocheted lace set, Mrs J
Wesley Eldridge, 1. Solid embroidery,
Belvs Leach, 1. Eyelet embroidery, Mrs
Raymond Hutchings, Il Mrs Florence
Guilford, 2. Initial, Aida Perkins, /; coro-
nation braid dolly, Mrs J E Blodgett, l..
Silk embroidery, Mrs. Willard Lunt, l..
Lunch cloth, Cora Keyes. 1. Embroidered
Everett, 2. Embroidered lace edged
centrepiece, Miss Addie Page, l. Outlined
centrepiece, Addie Page, l. Slumber
robe, Mrs c Valentine, !. Mems
mittens, Mrs Fred Keyes, l; Mrs George
Leach 2. Crocheted kimono, Frances A
Hodgdon, /. Embroidered apron, Gertrude
Leach, 1. Tidy, Mrs Aaron Coombs, 1.
Card plate, Mrs s l. Phillips, 1. Glove
and handkerchief boxes in burnt work,
Mrs Alice Gibbs, 1. Crocheted bags, Miss
Abbie NJ Buck, l.; Margaret Power, 2.
Canvas embroidered shopping bag, Mrs
bags, Frances hodgdon, 1; Alice Reyes, 2.
Soiled- handkerchief bag, Mrs Willie
Grindle, /. Punch work waists, Mrs
May Buck, /; Mrs B r Goodwin, 2.
Battenburg scarf, Gladys Dorr, l: Guest
towels, oriental darning, Alice keyes /.
Initial towels, Marion Gibbs, l; Alice
Keyes, 2. Initial pillow-slips, Mrs Ger
trude Soper, /. Baby's embroidered dress
and bib, Mrs F P Bowden, l. Mat and
cushion, Mrs Alice Leach, 1. Hardanger
work cushion, Mrs E Blodgett,. Penob-
scot, 1. Linen embroidered cushion, Mrs
| Il Bowden, L.
exhibited by Mrs Louis II Hubbard and
were awarded first premium. Ken
sington work sofa pillow, Gertrude Soper,
4. Handkerchief pillow, Addie Page, l.
Daisy pillow, Mrs Willard Lunt, !
10 o F pillow, Cora Lunt, 1. Hand
painted pillow, Gladys Dorr, 1. Outline
pillow, Mrs Laura Devereux,. 1; Mrs
Aaron Coombs, 2. Cross-stich pillow,
Miss Lena Leach, aged 10 years, l. Cali
fornia rosebud necklace, Margaret Power,
/. Armadillo basket, Miss Mildred 3
Page, l.
Snuff box 141 years old, exhibited by
Mrs. Martha Hutchins, was awarded first
premium.
| BABY SHOW.
The following babies were exhibited
Ruth Louise Little, Lena Leach, Malcolm
Carlton Lampher, Elwell Parker Leach
Eleanor Blaisdell, Nellie White, Elizabeth
Guilford, John Billings, Ruth Billings
and George Clair.