Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-10-14
MARIAvILLE FAIR.
List of Premiums Awarded at Ex-
i hibition Last Week.

List of Premiums Awarded at Ex-
hibition Last Week.
Marieville grange held its fair at the
Grange hall Oct. 2. Following is the list
OF premiums awarded:
Baldwins, Martin H Moore. /; Harold B
Salisbury, 2. Ben Davis, Harold B SAILS
bury, /. Duchess, Clara Brimmer, /;
Harold B Salisbury, Q. Bellfiower, James
o Jordan, 1.
Mildings, George s. Dority, 1. Astra-
chans, Irving L Wilbur, /. Greetings,
Fred Grover, Il; Clara Brimmer. 2. Wolf
River, Irving L Wilbur, 1; George 8
Dority, 2. Snow, Irving L Wilbur, Il;
James Jordan,2. Northern Spy, Harold
B Salisbury, /; Clara Brimmer, Q. King,
Fred Grover, 1; Fred Mace, 2. Crab, Fred
Grover, /; Martin Moore, 2. Pears, Fred
Mace, l. Cranberries, Mrs w Mace, 1;
Clara Brimmer, 2. Best display of APP
pies grown by exhibitors, Clara j Brimmer.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Best field pears, Rufus a Webb, 1. Corn,
J L Salisbury, 1. Green Mountain pota-
toes, Granville D Jellison, /; Harold
Salisbury, 2. Gold Coin potatoes, Luther
Garland, 1; James o Jordan, 2. New
Queen potatoes, Carroll Salisbury, 1. Hub
bard squash, John & Jordan, /, Daniel g
Young, 2.
Largest squash, John G Jordan, /.
Pumpkins, w Haslam, 1; John c
Jordan, 2. Largest pumpkin, George
Garland, l. Cabbage, Fred Grover, /;
Leroy Dority, 2. Beets, Fred Grover, :;
Leroy Dority, 2. Largest beets, Leroy
FL Dorky, /. Citron, George Garland, /;
Leroy H Dority, 2. Carrots, Granville
Jellison, /; Leroy H Dority, 2. Parsnips,
Leroy H Dority, 1. Turnips, Leroy H
Dority 1; Granville d Jellison, 2. Largest
turnips, Ora r Frost, /.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Stockings, Clara J Brimmer, i; Mrs
Geo Carr, 2. Mittens, Clara Brimmer, /.
Braided rug, Mrs Mary Parsons, l; Mrs
Fred Dority, 2. Drawn rug, Miss Nancy
Jordan, 1. Patchwork quilt, Mrs Helen
Haslam, 1; Mrs Mary Parsons, 2. Crazy
quilt, Mrs George Carr, I. Silk
quilt, Mrs w Mace, /; Clara e Jordan, 2.
Wooden yarn, Fannie e Young, 1. Knit
gloves, Ironia Dority, 1. Pillow shame,
Mrs Alfred Garland, L; Mrs Laura Has
lam, 2. Sofa pillow, Mrs Fred Mace, 1;
Mrs Eunice Emery, 2. Needlework, Mrs
James Garland, 1; Mrs Annie Grant, 2.
Crocheted tidy. Mrs Perley Frost, 1; Mrs
Clara Brimmer, 2.
Collection doilies, Mrs Fred Mace, l.;
Sara W Franklin, 2. Collection pickles,
Fannie E Young, /. Best collection pre-
serves, Clara E Jordan, l.; Fannie E
Young, 2. Bread, Fannie r Young, 1.
Sample print butter, Mrs Bertha Haslam,
1; Clara E Jordan, 2.
LIVESTOCK.
Horse drawing, George Carr, 1; Thomas
J Turner, 2. Draft horses, George Carr, 1
Thomas Turner, e. Colt, Us, Frank
Grant, 1. Colt, 3 yr, Benjamin Thompson,
1. Colt, yr, Frank Grant, 1; Granville
D Jellison, 2. Colt, yr, w d Moore, 1;
Daniel G Young, 2.
Oxen, Lyman Salisbury, 1. Steer, 2 yr,
Martin H Moore, 1. Bulls, G A Frost, /.
Guernsey bull, yr, Benjamin Thompson,
L; Harold B Salisbury, 2. Cows, full
blooded Holstein, Cherries Whitcomb,
and 2. Cow, full blooded Jersey, N H
Haslam, 1. Grade cows, N H Haslam, /;
Fred Haslam, 2.
Heifers, yr, Guernsey, Benjamin Thomp-
son, l and 2. Calves, Guernsey, Benia-
min Thompson, /. Holstein calf, Charles
Whitcomb, 1.
The able of old exhibits included a
patchwatch quilt, composed pattern made
by Maria w Jordan forty-eight years ago,
exhibited by Maggie Jellison; iron skillet,
112 years old, exhibited by John Pool;
one year Of Ladies' Companion, 1s41, in
book form, and three old papers Bangor
Register, Nov. 20, 1928, The Penny Aduer-
tiser, March 9, 1857, and Bangor Daily
Erening Times, July s, 1851 exhibited by
Clara E ordan.