Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-10-04
HlaaLANp ORANGE FAIR.
Premiums Awarded 1T North Penob-
scot Exhibition.

Premfum9 AWaFueo - cVss"
scot Exhibition.
There was . large attendance ct the an
uuai fair OF Highland grange, North
penobscot, Sept. 20. Claire Leach received
srst prize in the hsby show; Kenneth
Billinrs. second. Premiums were awarded
as follows:
Oxen, Groves Leach, 1; @ Leach, 2.
Cows, Herbert Lowell, !; Homer
Lowell,
largest herd, George Hatch, George
Leach, Homer Lowell, tied for first; Har-
vey Leach, q
Poultry Plymouth Rock, A @ Davis, i;
bantams, Mildred Hatch, l.
Rabbits, Hugh soper, 1.
yegeta bies-- Pumpkins, Z Z Gross, !.
Pie pumpkins, A @ Davis, l. Squash,
Louise J Gray, 1; Homer Leach. 2. Gu
cumpers. Everett Leach, Il; A @ Davis, z.
Potatoes, Paris Leach, Il Lew Cousins, !.
cattle beets, Wash Lowell, !. Table beets,
Herbert Lowell, l. Kahl rnubs, NAHUM
Gray, 1. Tomatoes, OTIS Leach, l; g
Dsvis, 2, George Hatch, 3. squash, ksups IA
leach, i. Cabbage, A u Davis. /. Carrots,
A O DAVIS, 4; Arthur Allen, 2. Turnips.
A q Davis, 1. Corn, Herbert Lowell, l.
sweet corn, George hatch, ]. Kentucky
Wonder beans. George Hatch, l. Marrow
fat peas, Reuben L~ach,i.
Fruits-Pears, Maynard Leach, l. COL
lection OF apples, Otis Leach, ]; B VIII
son, 2. Northern Spy, Wolfe River ana
King Pippin apples, W Bridges, !.
Duchess, Rudolph Jameson, !. Canada
Russ~t and High-top sweets, Builison, l.
Beliefower, Lew Cousins, 1. Crab apples,
william Allen, Il; Rose Haynes, 2. Gran
berries, Harvey Staples, 4; Lew Cousins, q;
George Hatch, .. Everbearing straw
berries, r l. Blake, 1.
Eggs, W s Bridge, 1; A q Davis, 2.
Preserves, Mrs A q Dsvis,l. Pickles, Ida
Lowell, i; Mrs. 5bedd, 2. Handsomest
cake, Mrs shcdd. /; Mrs. Devereux, 2.
Tsrts, Mrs Shedd, 1. Bread, Mrs Devereux,
]. Butter, Mrs shedd, i; Mrs. Allen, p
Flowers Plotted plants, H. 9. Jones, Il;
Ida Lowell, 2. Asters, Allie Ames, l..
Chinese lily, Caro- Lowell, l. Sweet peas,
Mrs widger, /; Gertrude Johnson, 2.
DahIiss, Mrs John Roberts, i; Ida Lowell,
2. Gladiolusss. II. 8. Jones, /. Marigolds.
Mrs Eta Gripdle, ]. Phlox, II 8 Jones, 1 !;
Mrs Ernest Dorr, 2. Pansies, Celia leach,
1.
Fancy work-Paper beads, Mrs Hill
Wilson, 1; Dora Dunbar, 2. Work
bag, Eta GriDdie, l. Apron, Della saun-
der, 1; vsieria Gray, 2. LAdies' hose,
Florence johnson, l. Pitcher, Florence
johnson, 1. Handkerchief, Mrs willard
Lunt, l. Baby drsss, Mn Austin Davies,
1. Crochet yoke, Cors Lunt, J.. Cro-
chst jacket, Mrs e E Gross, 1. Knit
ted socks and mittens, Mrs Nellie Gray,
1. Br. iced rugs, Louise Gray, 1; Mrs 4
e Grosa, 2. ship made BY German sailor
for Joe Devereux, !. WOODEN quilt, Mr.
Valera Gray, l. Sofa pillow, Clara John
son. 1; Caro- Lowell, 2. Embroidered
centrepiscs, Mrs. Raymond Hutchins, Il;
Mrs Austin Davies, 4; Mrs Alice Gibbs, 2
Mex,can work, Mrs Valera Gray, l..
Crocheted dolly, H B widger, 1. EN-
hroidered dolly. Evelyn Hutchins, 1; Mrs
John Roberts, 2. Embroidered tray cloth,
Rose Haynes, l. Embroidered pillow top,
Mrs John Roberts, l; Marion Allen, 3.
Embroidered n,ght-gown, Cora Lunt, /;
In~x Fletcher, Q. Embroidered pillow
slip, Clara johnson, 1. Towels, Eta
0rindle, l. Doll, Mrs Austin Davies, l.
Silk qailt, Mrs W r Allen, I; Mrs Blanche
K.ttredge. 2. Coffee pot, Nahum Gray, I.
Embroidered sack, Caro- Lowell, l.