Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-02
Winthrop
Sixth Annual Fair for Boys and
Girls Proves a Successful
Event
CORN PACKING PLANT
CLOSES-PACK LIGHT

The sixth annual fair for boys ana
girls under II years of age was held at
the Grange hall in West Winthrop Sat
urday, with good attendance. Be
tween $40 and $50 were awarded in
premiums, as follows:
Plain sewing and darning-Girls I'M.
der Il years, Harriet Towle, list; Eileen
Clement, ID: girls over u years, Mari
on TLaanum, LIST; Doris Treworsy, ID
Embroidery and fancy worll-Girls
under Il years. Eileen Clement, LIST;
Jessie Thomas. 3D. girls over II years,
marguerite Maxwell 1st Doris Ire
worsy, I'd.
Knitting and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hammond, 1st:.
Plain washing and ironing-Margue-
rite Maxwell. list; Marion Thaanun,
Cd; Harriette Towle, 3rd
Most tastefully arranged bouquet of
garden fowers--Carrol Towle, LIST: An
ma Neal, I'd; Marion Thaanum, Srd.
Most tastefully arranged bouquet of
wild tiowers-Marion Thaanum, 1st;
Morris Tow!e. Cd.
List of forest trees, native to Win
throp. with display of mounted leaves
from each, collected in 116-Marsters
Taylor, 3rd,
Best collection of insects. mounted,
found in Winthrop, Elwood Neal. 1st
Best display Of canned vegetables, 4
varieties-Marion Thaanum. list; Anna
Neal, I'd; Doris Treworgy. Srd.
Best display Of canned pickles, 4 va
rieties-Laura Norcross, 1st: Anna
Neal. I'd: Doris Treworgy. 3rd.
Best display of canned fruit 6 varie-
ties-Marion Thaanum, LIST; Doris Ire
worgy Cd: Anna Neal, 3rd.
Best loaf of white bread-Anna Neal,
list: Ralph Titus, I'd.
Best plain cake-Ruth Perry, LIST;
Anna Neal. I'd; Marion Thaanum, 3rd.
Best pumpkin pie-Marion Thaanum.
lst
Best flower garden 10 feet square. |
with display at hall, by girl-Eileen !
Clement, list; Harriette Towle, End.
| Best vegetable garden, one rod by |
Two. with display at hall by a boy
Taylor Bros, LIST; Earl Treworgy, End:
Erin Webb, 3rd.
Bests trace of yellow eight-rowed |
field corn. not less than 10 ears grown |
by e3xhibitor-Elmer Taylor, LIST; Glenn
ent Taylor. End.
Gratuities-Earl Treworgy, TAYLOR
Brof.. Marian Thaanum. Robert Neal,
Gilbert Maxwell. Berdina Hammond /
Ralph Perry.
\ picnic dinner was served at noon
In the evening came the prize speak
ing contests. with the following pro-
gram: Plano solo, Mrs. TAYLOR: adj
dre$e, E. T. Clifford; music Dorothy
Perry; children's speaking from eight
To- IN years of age. Richard Lauehlin
reserved the first prize: Ruth Perry.
2nd3 piano solo. Harriette Towle.
speaking from IL to IA years of age.
Marion ThaAnum, LIST prize; Marion
6flAF IND; piano solo. Miss Beatrice
EAFs; speaking from Is to II Years
Ease, Carroll Towle. 1st prize.
ArThnr Lovejoy Rebekah Lodge will,
hold ITS regular meetings on the sec
ond and fourth Tuesdays in each
month, instead Of the first and th;,d
Tuesdays commencing Oct. 10. AZ : an
P. NJ. ka ~ at 80
Mrs. Astrtd J. Cobb and little aau1n.
ter Margaret of Salem, Mass ~
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus WOOD
HARLOW Bigelow. Esq. of Augns,,
was In town the last of the weel, "a
business and calling on friends VA
The Senior class of the Hi,b so.
will hold Halloween social m ~.
lay evening, Oct. 81. va "a
Henry r. Wood of Pittsfield has heo
he guest of his brother, Cvrus W oeen
or the past two weeks "ooo'
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. stan,e,.
for Daytona, Fla TO- left
by Miss Marian S;, we're
Is far as Boston. who is on her Epson
where she is ens. Wy TO
eaching in the school for the bIind IN