Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-27
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Myrtle Granett. blk m tMur-
Alma. I'd. Dolly, cotton crocheted, Mrs.
NJ. p. Doyle, North Whitefield, list.
Dolly, silk crocheted, Mrs. Eta K.
Grady, Weeks Mills, list: Mrs. NJ. =.
Doyle. North Whitetield, I'd. Sofa pill
low embroidered. Miss Hannah Me
Cormick, Gardner. list; Miss Bernice
L. Watson. Gardiner I'd. Sofa pillow,
fancy, Mrs. b. o. Moody Windsorvlle.
LIST; Mrs. M. +. Doyle, North White
field, I'd Sofa pillow. hucka back, Mrs.
Gertrude NJ. Preble, Gardiner. list. Sofa
pillow drawn work. Mrs. c. II. Garlic
ton, Alma, LIST, Cotton tidy crocheted.
Mrs NJ. p. Doyle. North Whitefeld.
I'd Silk tidy erocheted. Mrs. NJ p.
Doyle, North Whitefield, I'd Center
piece hand embroidered. Miss Bernice
b. Watson, Gardiner. 1st Mrs NJ. p.
Doyle, North Whitefie ID, I'd Center
piece battanburg lace, Mrs. c. Fl.
Carleton, Alma, LIST. Center piece. Mex
lean work, Mis-. Al. 2. DOYLE. North
Whltefield. list; Mrs. G.. H. Carleton.
Alma, 2d Dolly drawn work, Mrs. e.
H. Carleton. Alma. list; Mrs. NJ. p.
Doyle. North Whiteheld. I'd Dolly
hand embroidered. Mrs NJ p. DOYLE.
North Whitefield. LIST; Mrs. s. r. Bar
ton. Week S Mills. I'd. Dolly tatting.
AIRS I. III. Carleton, Alma, LIST. Fancy
handkerchief, Mrs. Jennie NJ. Moody.
Weeks Mills, 1st Mrs. c. II. Garlic
ton. Alma. ID. Fancy apron. Mrs. c.
h. Carleton. Alma. LIST Fancy table
cover, Mrs. c. II. Carleton, Alma. LIST.
MRS. NJ. T. Doyle. North Whitefield
"a Shirt waist embroidered, Mrs. r
Moody, Windserville, LIST. Mrs. G. II
Carleton, Alma, ID
Girls work-Worsted Quilt. Miss Mil
dfed Sparrow, aged IA, of Gardiner
iS'' boiiy hand- embroidered Miss Haz-
Ell Gisiin aged 10. of Augusta, 1st. Sofa
pillow outline, Miss Julia Cooper. aged
10 years. of Coopers Mills, LIST. Knitting
ana sewing. Display hosiery, Mrs. c.
n. carleton, Alma, LIST Silk quilt. Mrs
M H. DOYLE North Whitefield, LIST:
Miss F1ossje Sproul, WindsorvilIe. End
MTs. fannie Harris, Gardiner 3rd
P'stciiWork quilt, Mrs. S Harvey, Au-
gusta, LIST: Miss Alice Donnel, Wind
sofville, md Rugs, hearth rug and
dram, Mrs. Fannie b. Northey. Coon
er's Mills. LIST. Hearth and braided. Mrs
Fannie 3. Northey. Cooper's Mills, LIST
Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, Windsorviile.
End. Fancy rug, airs. Ida f. Towle.
Gardiner, LIST and End
Fruit and vesct ables-Display of veg
etab.es, jellies and pickles, Mrs. Fannie
Northey. Cooper's Mills. LIST. Display
OF Jetiies, Mrs. George Sparrow, Gar
dlner, lst, Display of pickles, Mrs.
Eclth NJ, Warren. Gooper's Mills, list.
Bread and cake, Il biscuits, Mrs NJ. {.
Bryant, WindsorIille, LIST. Butter, three
pounos In print, Mrs. Ruby York of
Nindsorville, list: Miss Elizabeth Col
by, Nindsorville, Ind. Vegetables corn.
beans and fruit, general collection of
tarm produce. J.. II. Ford of North
Whitefieid, LIST: }. G. Peterson, Wind
sofvi'le md Late potatoes, Clark Ellis.
WindsofNilie, LIST, ON Early REESE. Six
weeks, Delaware, David Given, Wind
sor. yellow onions, Clark Ellis, Wind
sorvi'le, ist David Given, End. Red
onions, Clark Ellis, Windsorville. LIST ,
David Green, Windsor, Ind. White
onions, Clark Ellis, Windsorville, LIST
Tufnps and bets, Clark Ellis, Wind
sorvlile, LIST Cabbage, l.. RI. Ford, North
Whitehead. LIST. Maple syrup, Carrie
Fletcher, Augusta, list.
in the flower department, Mrs. H. Iva
Jewett OF Alma had one Of the finest
displays as one would care to look at
win hei large variety, SO. she easily
carried off the blue ribbon. When any
one entered the hall this fine assert
meht ol flowers was the first thing to
be noticed Dahlas planted from this
year seed was among the novelties
Gladoli, Ten Weeks Stock, Cosmos.
Asteis and numerous other varieties
male up the excellent exhibit. Mis-
Jewctt makes II business of raising
flowers fer the pleasure in it. all her
seeds coming from the Atlee Burpee
&c. OF Philadelphia. In the past sea-
son, Mrs. Jewett has set out over $50
Gladoli bulbs. Mrs. S. p. Barton OF
Weeks Mills took second premium in
the flower exhibit.
Congratulations!
The great fair is over and to the I'M
firing efforts of President l.. b. Hisler
Secretary Edwin G. Bullock and other
members of the association success is
due in full measure.
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