The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-09-23

traces popcorn, LIST; Sweet corn, c. A.
Manner variety, LIST and End. Pump
kins c. NJ. Pease, pumpkins, 1st c.
A. Manner, pumpkins, End; Fred Pull
len, pie pumpkins, 3rd. Cabbage,
John I. Walker, coneshaped, LIST; 2
drumheads. End; sabay cabbage, 3rd
Tomatoes, C. A Manner, l lot ripe and
one lot green, list; John 1. Walker |
peck, End; Fred Pullen, 3rd. Squashes
John l. Walker display of golden
Hubbard, 1st; display of Boston Mar
row, 1st; C. M. Pease, 3 Hubbard
squashes, 1st; DR.. r. G. Stanwood .
Marrow Fat squashes, End; c. A. Man
zer. 8 Hubbard squashes, 3rd. Best
display of vegetables, John l. Walker.
list c. A Manner, End Cucumbers.
!. John I. Walker, best display, 1st; T
b. Weston, box ripe cukes, End; C. A.
Manner, varieties, 3rd. Turnips, c.
4. Manner, l variety, list; John J.
Walker, pecks, End. Carrots, John
| |. Walker, pecks 1st and End. Pars-
nips, John l. Walker, pecks. 1st and
End. Beets, c. A. Manner, ] variety
LIST; John I. Walker. 2 pecks, End
Oats, c. A. Manner, one-half bushel
L.
| bushel, End.
Herds grass, John L. Walker, p
peck, LIST. Potatoes, c. A Manner, 2
varieties, 1st and End. Onions, John
I. Walker, 2 pecks, LIST and End. Wear
ing apparel, Mrs. Geneva ingalls,, ]
embroidered night robe, 1st; Miss
Hannah Pease, l night robe, End;
handmade apron. 1st; l knit shawl
ist; Mrs. James Wills, ] knot stitch
waist, 1st; Mrs. Susie Duplisea, l
babys dress, LIST; Mrs. Forrest Luce.
l embroidered child's dress, lst Sol
i'd embroidery, Mrs. Jos. Dicf I small
and large pieces, list; Miss Edith
Hilton, l pillow top, End. Fancy
work, Mrs. Andrew Williams 2 Mexi-
can work center pieces, 1st; l Mexi-
can lunch cloth, 1st; Mrs. Andrew
Williams, lunch cloth solid nyelat
work, End; Mrs. Geneva ingalls,,
sideboard scarf, 1st Center pieces,
Mrs. Forest Luce, l embroidered CEN
ter piece, 1st; Miss Edith Hilton,
centerpiece, French knot and solid,
,, End; Mrs. Thos. Duckworth, l center
piece, 3rd Tatting doilies, Miss Edith
Hilton, doilies solid and ey,let work,
list; Mrs. H. Augusta Hilton, End;
Mrs. Clara E. Powers, 3rd; Mrs. Jos.
Dick, l crocheted dolly, LIST; eyelet
work doilies, 1st Pillow slips, Mrs.
Jos. Dick, pr. embroidered, 1st; Mrs.
Carl Luce, pr crQcheted pillow slips,
I'd and 1st; ThelfAa Seekips, plain
pillow slips, LIST and Sd. Outline work
Mrs. Jos. Dick, LIST. Wallachlan en-
broidery, Mrs. Jos. Dick, LIST. Coron-
alton braid, Mrs. Jos. Dick, center
piece, 1st Fillet crochet, Mrs. Jos.
| Dick, 4 pieces, LIST. Drawn work, Mrs.
Jos. Dick, / square piece, 1st; Mrs.
Lizzie Harmon, crocheted jacket, Isl.
Towels, Mrs. Jos. Dick, fancy towels,
1st; Miss Edith Hilton, 2 large en-
broidered towels, list and End; l guest
towel solid work and French knot, LIST
and End. Bath towels, Miss Helen
| Powers, l guest towel, LIST and End !;
Mrs. Jas. w. Wills, crocheted towel,
1st and End; Mrs. Forest Luce, pair
embroidered towels, 1st; Mrs. Clara Z,
Powers, / cross stitched towel, LIST.
Tatting, Mrs Jas. Wills. baby bon
net 1st; Miss Edith Hilton, l guest
towel, 1st; Mrs. Clara E. Powers,
towel with tatting insertion, End.
Best displaying of handiwork by
girls under IS, Thelma Lawrence, l
ribbon work pincushion, l drawn work
guest towel, envelope chemise, lin
en- label runner, l tatting and hem
stitched dolly, LIST; Ethel Luce, bu-
reau scarf, LIST; Beatrice Rogers, l
embroidered dolly, End; Thelma Seek
ms, embroidered pillow cases, 3rd.
Mrs. James Will, specimen of crochet
ed lace work, LIST. Best specimen of
hand sewing, Miss Hannah Pease, l
corset cover, 1st Flowers, Miss Ruth
Hilton, s varieties, list, best display
Mrs. Charles Barron, house maple, 1st
Mrs Fred E. Barron, nasturtiums, End ;
Mrs. C. NJ Pease, 2 varieties, 3rd;
John I. Walker. End, best display
Mrs. T. G. Weston, sunflowers, list;
Gertrude Spaulding, large display yari-
egated asters, LIST. Miscellaneous ar
| ticles, Charley, l white coon kitten.
1st Mrs. Jos. Dick. design for china
closet shelf, 1st; case for embroidery
scissors, 1st; / crocheted pincushion,
1st; Mrs. M. w. Rogers, novelty paint
ed toad stool, 1st Quilts and spreads,
Mrs. Jas. W. Wills, silk quilt, LIST; Mrs.
Forest Luce, white bedspread, 1st.
| Paintings, Gladys Playze, 8 water col
ors, crayons, 4 oil paintings, 6 pen
cillings, best display, 1st; Mrs. M. W.
Rogers, oil paintings, 2 Landscapes, :
fruit pieces, best collection, LIST.
Braided rugs. Mrs. H. Augusta Hilton
rugs. 1st. Bread, loaf white bread
George A. Emery, LIST; pies, George
A. Emery, LIST. Butter Mrs. c. NJ
! Pease. 6 lbs. LIST, Canned fruit Mrs
G. W. ingalls,, s varieties, 1st Yarns
and mittens, Mrs. c. M. Pease, lst
Silk sofa pillows. Mrs. James W. wills
/ pillow, LIST. Collars. Mrs. Jas y"
Wills. ! Dutch collar LIST.