Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-09-25
HIGHLAND GRANGE FAIR.
List of Premiums Awarded at Fine
Exhibition.


livestock.
Colt, 8 yr, Steve Little, 1; George Snow 2.
colt, 2 y, George Soper, Il; Homer Lowell, 2.
Yearling colt, George Soper, 1; Hattie
Soper, g. Sucking colt, e e Gross, i;
Irving Saunders,2.
Best COW, Percy Grindle, /. Largest
herd, Ed e Hartman, /; e A Lowell,
George Leach, @ w Grindle, Q; E q
Gross, 8. Oxen, Fred Blake, 1; Earle Bill
ings, 2; Harvey Leach, 8. Drawing oxen,
Earle Billings, 1; vern Montgomery, Q.
Celia Leach exhibited white wood
chuck.
Vegetables.
Largest pumpkins, Otis Leach, 1; Merle
Hatch, 2; Harry Haynes, 8. Radish,
George w Hatch, 1. Cattle beets, X M
Rankin, 1. Hubbard squash, Merle P
Hatch1. Golden Hubbard, Matilda Harri-
man, /. Cabbage, o M Leach, 1. Savoy,
Otis Leach,1. Beams, A A Goodell, 1; A l.
Cousins, 2. Western corn, Carrie Leach.
!. Dewdrop potatoes, n w Lowell, l.,
Green Mountain potatoes, r e Grindle, 1;
Paris Leach, Q; B Wilson, 3.
Table beets, r e Grindie, 1; Otis Leach,
2. Carrots, Donald Grindle, 1; H R Allen,
2. Cucumbers, R Il Leach, 1; r E Grin
die, 2. Early fortune potatoes, Addison
Hartman, /. Granger potatoes, Homer
Lowell, 1. Globe straplesf turnips, Addi-
son Hartman, 1. Rutabaga, H W. Lowell
& Son, 1. Sweet corn, B Wilson, 1.
Citron, Mrs Jennie Gray, /. Summer
squash, A L Cousins, l.; Bertha Wilson, 2.
Crookneck squash, A l. Cousins, 1. Twin
cucumbers, Harry Haynes, 1.
Fruit.
Leach, 2. Gravenstein apples, E E Gross,
1; Wilson,2. President apples, G w
Hatch, 1. King apples, Hugh soper, 1.
Snow apples. Hugh Soper, 1. Mann ap-
pies, Arthur Allen, /. Plums, George w
Hatch, 1. Tomatoes, Bertha Wilson, /;
Florence Johnson, 2. Plum tomatoes, H
s Jones, 1.
Preserves, etc.
Largest collection preserves, Bertha
Wilson, /; Nora Wescott, Q; Ida Lowell, 8.
Largest collection jellies, Ida Lowell, 1.
Pickles, Ida Lowell, 1. Cake, Emma
Shedd, 1. Tarts, Emma Shedd, /. Pickles
and preserves, Rose Haynes, /. Grapes,
George Hatch, 1. Popcorn, Grace Gibbs,
/. Butter, Mrs. o M Leach, 1; Emma
shedd,2. Bread, Grace Gibbs, 1; Emma
Shedd, 2. Syrup, Florence johnson, l..
Ducks, r M Rankin, 1.
Fancy Work.
Hand embroidered pillow cover, CAIRO
Lowell, /. Shell picture, Mrs E A Carter,
1. Outing-fannel quilt, Rose Haynes, L.
Cotton guilt, Alice Leach, 1. Handmade
handkerchief, Mrs A Carter, 1. Drawn
rugs (no name), L; Ida Lowell, 2. Braided
rugs, Della Saunders, Il Annie Gross, 2
and 8. Hand embroidered phlow-top,
Cora Lunt, /; Fannie Lunt,2.
Hand-crocheted centerpiece, Mrs E A
Carter, and 2; Bertha Wilson, 8. Hand
made iabot, Amy Sprague, 1; Mrs Aaron
Coombs, 2. Hand-embroidered center
piece, Mrs Raymond Hutchins, l; Mrs
Willie A Grindle, 2; Fannie Lunt, 8.
Kensington embroidery, Caro- Lowell,
/. Work-bag, Mrs Willie Grindle, l..
Hand embroidered scarfs, Belva Leach, l..
Velvet quilt, Ida Lowell, 1. Silk quilt,
Alice Leach, /. Hand-embroidered apron,
Caro- Lowell, /. Hand-embroidered pet
ticoat, CAIRO Lowell, /. Hand-embroid-
cred sofa-pillow, CAIRO Lowell, /; Angie
Grindle, 2; Belva Leach, 3.
Crazy pillow-covers, Mrs Nellie Gray,
l; Mary Coffin, 2; Alice Gray, 8. Cross
stitch centerpiece, Mary Grindle, l..
Crocheted collar, Bertha Wilson, /. Roman
cut-work, Mrs Austin l. Davies, 1. Mexi-
can work, Mrs Austin L Davies, 1. Lace,
Mrs e A Carter, L; Rose Haynes, 2.
Hand embroidered towels, Marion
Gibbs, 1. Cross-stitch work bag, Augusta
Hubbard, 1. Hand embroidered dolly,
Marion Gibbs, 1; Belva Leach, q; Caro-
Lowell, 8.
Floa1ers.
Hydrangea, Mrs Mary Leach, 1.
Sweet peas, Annie Allen, 1; Gertrude
johnson, 2. Pansies, Mrs Fl s Jones, /.
Cactus dahIia, II s Jones, l and 2.
Show dahlia, Mrs II s Jones, 1; Mrs
Carter, 2; Ida Lowell, 3. Largest dahlia,
Thomas Grieve, 1. House plants, Ida
Lowell, /. Potted plants, Mrs Fl s Jones, 1.
French marigolds, Thelma Gross, 1. Wild
flowers, Thelma Gross, 1.