Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-10-08
oRLAND FAIR.
Successful Exhibition Under Auspices
of Narramissic Grange.

of Narramissic Grange.
The annual fair of Narramissic grange
of Orland, on Wednesday, Sept. 2i, was
the usual, social and financial success.
The attendance was about 1850 people.
There was lively lot OF fakirs, merry
go-round, and fine dinners.
There was good exhibition OF live
stock and produce. Following is the list
of premiums awarded;
livestock.
Best cow, Isaac Snowman, /; Albion II
Soper, 2. Two-year-old heifer, Clifton
Sparks, l. -year-old heifer, Everett
Hartman, j. Bull, Chalmer Stubs, /.
Yoke oxen, Homer Mooney, /. Yoke
steers, Ora Yorke, 1. Colt, years, Fred
Snowman, /. Colt, years, Verne Chip
man, /; Eddie Witham, 2. Colt, year,
Fred Gross, /; t o Saunders, 2. Colt,
sucking, Harvey Bowden, 1; Mark
CHM, 2.
apples.
Tolman sweet, Arthur Gross, /. Rus
set (i912) Isaac Snowman, /. Wine,
Arthur Gross, /. Northern spy, George
A Dorr, /. Stark, Arthur l Gross, /.
Largest apples, Marcia Eaton, /. Black
Oxford, Arthur Gross, 1. Wolf River, A
! Gross, Il; A NJ kenney,2 2. Mcintosh red
Baldwin and russell, A Gross, /.
Vegetables.
Golden Hubbard squash, Edward Grin
die, l. Bertha Fl Gray, 2. Blue Shines
squash, Clinton Arey, l. Wsrted Hub
bard squash, E L Hartman, 1. Summer
squash, Elisha Leach, l.; Leon l. CHM, 2.
5callop squash, Hiram Hartman, /; Ell
wood F CHM, 2. Cucumbers, largest,
Elisha Leach, 1; Addison Hartman, 2.
Best cucumbers. 1nez A Perkins, /.
Green potato, Clinton Arey. 1. Largest
potato, Addison Hartman, /. Early
Fortune potatoes, Henry Osgood, 1. Hus-
tier potatoes, Henry Osgood, /. Cabbage,
Isaac l. Snowman, l. Musk melon, NJ
Louise Meade, 1. Best collection vegeta-
bles, Leslie 3 Johnson, /. Tomatoes, c E
Valentine, /. Citron, Ii J Hartman, l.
NJ B Hartman, 2. Caulifiower, Isaac
Snowman, l.
Poultry, etc.
Guinea pigs, Leon l. CHM, /. Houdan
chicks, Elwood CHM, /. BRntams, Leon
l. CHM, /. Game cock, Elwood CHM, /.
Fancy Work, etc.
Bureau scarf, Mrs Florence Black, 1.
Emb. waist, Mrs Willard Lunt,l. Punch
work centrepiece, Mrs Lila Hubbard, /.
Coiored emb. centrepiece, Mrs Willard
Lunt, /. Eyelet- work centrepiece, Mrs
Emma Black, /. Coronation centrepiece,
Nella Bridges, /. Punch-work and eyelet
centrepiece, Mrs B Little, l. Solid emb
pillow slips, Mrs Lewis Hubbard,.1; Sadie
Austin, 2. Drawn work, Mrs Hubbard, /.
Apron, Mrs NelIa Bridges, /. Solid emb
towels, Mrs Hubbard, /; Mrs Sadie Aus
tin, 2.
Emb. apron, Helen r Page, aged years,
/. Emb. mat, Dorothy Hartman, aged II
years, l. Woven tides, Izora L Douglass,
1. Knit table mats, Mrs A Hutching, l.
Crochet table mats, Mrs Melissa Page, /.
Colored emb. sofa pillows, Mrs William N
Everett, Lula ID Everett, Grace NJ Hutch
ins, l. Colored emb. pillow covers, Sadie
Austin, 1. Picture pillow, Alice Leach, 1.
Kid pillow cover, Mrs l. Little, /. Silk
and velvet crazy work, Mrs Nellie Gray,
Drawn rugs, Mrs Augusta Carter, l.
China blanket, Mrs Hubbard, /. Nit
tens, Mrs Augusta Carter, /. Crochet
baby sack, Mrs A l. Hutchins, 1. Crochet
baby bonnet, Mrs A L Hutchins, l. Emb.
baby bonnet, Mrs Florence Guilford, l..
Handkerchief bag, Mrs Nella Bridges, 1.
Crochet collar, Mrs Laura Devereux, 1.
Emb. collar, Lillian E Partridge, l. Pin
cushion, Sadie Austin, L. Crochet mat,
Mrs Laura Devereux, /. Colored emb. pin
cushion, Mrs. L Little, /. Pin cushion
top, Clara Johnson, l.
Bread, Laura Devereux, 1 Ouida Soper
q. Walnut cake, Laura Devereux, l..
Chocolate cake and fancy tarts, Mrs.
Emma Shedd, /. Pickles and preserves,
Mrs c e Valentine, l.. Honey, Mrs Valen-
tine, 1.
Ftopers.
Roses and pansies, Mary Davis, l..
Asters, Mrs Johnson, L; Doris Sher-
man, 2; Ethel Grindle, 8. Sweet peas,
Mary Davis, /. Mixed flowers, Nettie
Gray, /. Rose cactus from California, Mrs
Gertrude Gray, l.