Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-13
HIGHLAND GRANGE FAIR.
List Of Premiums Awarded 1t Nortl
Penobscot Exhibition.

Highland grange, North Penobscot
held its annual fair Wednesday, Sept. 20,
with . large attendance, in spite Of the
cold, windy day. The show in the hal
was exceptionally fine, especially The
fancy work.
Much interest was manifested in the
blowing contest. The results were re-
ported in THE AMERICAN last week.
Following is list Of premiums awarded
LIVESTOCK.
Z Colt, 8 yrs, Horace w Herrick, /. Best
COW, George Hatch, /; Herbert Lowell, 2
largest herd. George Hatch, 1; John
Hatch, 2. Steers, 3 yrs, g Leach, l.
Calf, Holstein, Raymond Billings, 1. Pigs,
John Hatch, /.
HOUSEHOLD.
Cake, Emma shedd, 1; Retta Lowell, 2.
Butter, Jennie Grindle. 1; Emma shedd,
2. Straw berries, Fred Blake, !; R E
Grindle, 2. Jelly, Ida Lowell, 1; Mary
Grindle, 2. Preserves, Bertha Wilson, /;
Retta lowell, 2. Ripe cucumber preserves,
Mrs johnson, 1. Pickles, Annie Hutchins,
ACtCnuRy AAAC0 AA0uCoS VObt 1h0Ae
gherkins, John Wilson, l.
PRODUCE.
Crabapples, e H White & Son, 1. Ripe
tomatoes, Herbert johnson, l. Plum
tomatoes, Nellie Gray, /. Webb's sweet
corn, E. H. White & Son, 1. Northern
Spy apples, 1914, A M Perkins, /. Ben
Davis apples, 1914, H w Lowell, /.
Wealthy spples, 1914, Mrs E F shedd, 1.
Golden russets, E H White g Son, /. Best
display OF apples, Otis Leach, I.
Beets and cattle beets, Golden Bantam
sweet corn, George W Hatch, l. Field
corn, Louise Gray, /; H w Lowell, 2.
White sweet corn, E H White & Son, l..
Carrots, Mrs Florence Il Guilford, Il:
George w Hatch, 2. Hubbard squash,
Nathan Gray, 1; J B Wilson, 2. Golden
Hubbard, Reuben Leach, and 2. Mixed
squash, 3 Wilson, ! and 2. Boston
marrow, Nathan Gray, l. Lowell's Green
Mountain potatoes, Paris Leach, Il;
Charles Grindle, 2. Gold Coin, Galen
Grindle, /; j A Hartman, 2. Flat Dutch
cabbage, Galen Grindle, 1. Stone Mason
cabbage, Galen Grindle, 1. Cucumbers,
Donald Grindle, 1. Turnips, Galen Grindle,
]. Punpkins, John Roberts, /; Nathan
Gray, 2. Shell beams, White beans,
Hundred-in-one beans, E H White &
Son, L.
Citron, Donald Grindle, l. Sage, Galen
Grindle, l.
FANCY WORK.
fy.oobof ooonro Me- lilo putoh;no I.
Myrtle Bradley, 2. Emb. tray cloth, Mrs.
Raymond Hutchins, 1 Chrystal Hutchins,
1. Emb. guest towels, Mrs. Valera Gray,
I. Baby bootees, bonnet and rosebeads,
Mrs. Florence Guilford, 1. Emb. CENTER
piece, Miss Harriet Grindle, and q.
Rsffia work bag, lace corset cover, Bertha
Wilson, 1. Crochet scarf, Lila Hutchins,
/. California flower beads, Mrs. Will
Allen. /. Worsted dolls, Harriette Grin
die, /. Handkerchiefs, crochet border
Hattie Soper, 1. Knitted bath towel, Mrs.
Harvey Snow, 1. Emb. handkerchief,
Marion Allen, l.. Crochet pillows, Hattie
b. Widger, 1.
Crochet table mats, Bertha Wilson, l..
Emb pillow slips, Marcia GRAY, 1; Doris
Hatch, 2. Crochet afghan, Hattie Soper,
1; Lila Hutchins, 2. Flag pillow top,
Nina Coffin, 1. Crochet centerpiece,
Maerea Conner, 1; Alice Leach,2. Crochet
hand bag, Hattie Soper, 1. Tea apron,
Celia Leach, aged II, /; Evelyn Hutchins,
aged 1912.
Pin ball made from California tree,
Hattie Soper, 1. Emb apron, Clara john
son, 1. Emb apron and bag, Caro- Lowell,
/. Irish crochet lace and dolly, Retta
Lowell, l. Emb collar, Mrs Raymond
Hutchins, 1. Guest towel, in coronation
and corchet, Grace Blaisdell, /. Combing
jackets, CAIRO Lowell, 1. Crochet dolly,
Florence Guilford, l; Maerea Conner 2.
Emb pin cushion, neckties, Lila Hutch
ms, 1. Necktie holder, work bag, dsrnin g
case, May Gross, /. Sewing case, Thelma
Gross, /. Emb baby kimono, Caro-
Lowell, /. Flag quilt, Mrs A E Lewis, l.
Irish crochet bag, Maerea Conner, 2.
Guest towel, crochet end, Mrs Austin
Davies, /; Mrs g F Fifeld, 2.
Crochet lamp mat, crochet bureau set,
Myrtle Bradley, 1 Emb guest towel,
Chrystal Hutchins, 1. Knit bootees, Mrs
Lila Hutchins, l.. Crochet socks, shaving
pad, Myrtle Bradley, /. Battenburg
center piece, Mrs Austin Davies, 1. En-
blem pillow, Alice Leach, 1. Emb pillow,
Mrs A G Davis, 1; Caro- Lowell, 2.
Knitted mittens, Lizzie Lewis, 1; Mrs
Willard Lunt, 2. Ladies' mittens, colored
views, Mrs Florence Guilford, 1.
In the baby show, the prizes were won
by Kenneth Billings, prettiest baby;
Marjorie Louise Sprague, heaviest baby.
POULTRY.
Barred Plymouth rock, bantams, Rhode
Island Reds, Frank lrindle, l.
FLOWERS.
Dahlias, ferns, H 8 Jones, 1. Collection
house plants, Mrs H 8 Jones, /; Ida
Lowell, 2.
NORTH SULLIVAN.