Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-24
WINTHROP
The Boys and Girls Fair Great
Success Prizes Awarded -
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Jones Roy
ally Entertain Past Matrons
and Patrons of Abnaki Chap
ter

The boys and girls fair held at
Grange hall Saturday, Sept. 90, will
pass into history as a great success.
Much interest was taken in the diff
ferent classes represented. Premiums
were awarded as follows: Class /.
Plain sewing and darning by girls I'M
der Is, Marguerite Maxwell LIST; Eliz-
abeth Maxwell md: over 10. Leone
Tolle list, Marion Thaanum 2rd Glass
.. Embroidery. Jessie Thomas LIST, Mar
euerite Maxwell End, under -; over
49, Eleanor Bishop LIST, Helen Titus
End Glass 3. Knitting and crocheting,
under 10, lJessie Thomas LIST. Marion
/ Bailey End; over IS. Eleanor Bishop list
Helen Titus 2nd. Class T. Plain wash
ing ard ire ming. Marion Thaanum LIST.
Leone Tolle 2n. Most tastefully ar
ranged bouquet of garden flowers.
| Edith Perley. Most tastefully arranged
bouquet wild flowers. Edith Perey LIST.
Elwood Neal 2nd. Lura NorcroSs Bird.
Best list of wild flowers Anna Neal,
Best collection of insects, E,lwood Neal
1st, Robert Neal End. Best display
canned vegetables. Anna Neal 1st Lula
Norcross 2nd, Rita Alden 3rd. Best
display canned fruit etc. Ruth Al
den LIST. Marion Thaanum 2nd, Anna
Neal 3rd. Best canned pickles. Rita
Alden 1st. Anna Neal 2nd. Lula Nori
cross 3rd Rest plain cake. Christine
Thaanum LIST. Illene Clement 2nG.
Pumpkin pie. Lura NOrcross 1st. Ruth
Perry ID The best flower garden, H.
lene Clement 1st. Edith Perlev. 2nd.
Best vegetable garden. Philip Pike 1st,
Earl Treworgy 2d. TAYLOR brothers 2rd.
Best trace yellow corn, Gilbert Mar
ued list, Elmer Taylor 2nd. Clemant
TAYLOR 3rjl. The special prizes given by
Mrs. Irving Pailey for bird lovers We're
won by Earl Treworgy 1st. Elmer Tay-
lor end. Philip Pike Bird. Special given
by Mrs. Frank Webb for best essay on
outdoor life won by Miss Harriet
Towle. Special offered by Clarence
Perley for hest vegetables raised from
seed raised and sold by him, Philip
Pike. Gratuities We're given and ice
cream candy and popcorn We're sold
aSswell as aprons.
Prize speaking nterspersod with mu-
sic formed the program for the eve
ming Prizes awarded AS follows to
speakers between and Il. Mabel Grov-
or 1st and Robert Neal 2nd: between
l3-15. Arvila Hill list. Marion Thaa-
nun End: and from 1919. Anna Neal
A beautiful name quilt was sold at
auction in tho evening. r. s. French
auctioneer. TIE net receipts ere not
Vet ,snown but II is expected al bills
will he paid and neat sum left FOR
tho treasury
Troon No !. Roy Scouts. will haT"
meeting Tuesday, evening. Charles
CO.. o;1 cl,hi
"Rarda cling" This troop will hike 10
Rcadfe'd che day OF the Kennchec
cnrrt~ fair
William ingalls,. who is huCler in the
Miliken Regiment visited his aunt.
Mrs Nellie Cummings, on his way
from his home in Madison to toin his
regiment. Mr.. INGALLS, was formerly
connected witt, tlte u s. Marine hos
pital In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs, Frark Parr. who have
hee. the guests If Mr. and Mrs .Tus-
tin Towle for two weeks. ~otrrNnd TO
their home in RridCewate-. Mass.
Saturday. going by auto Mrs. Towle
accompanied them and will visit her
son. Earl, in Boston before her re-
turn home.
have been living in Fort Fairfield,
have removed to Andover \. B.,
where Mr. Hutcheon has a fine posi-
ton. Mrs. Hutcheon will be remem-
bered as Miss Hazel Towle.
Miss Ruth Webb has returned to
Guilford whe52 she is assistant in the
high school. Miss Doris Webb is
teaching the primary school at North |
Monmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Penney and |
daughter, Miss Josie Penney, passed |
Sunday in Augusta, guests Of Marsters
Edwards.
The women's organized Sunday /
school will have a ten-ten party We'd /
nesday with Mrs. Cyrus G.. Wood on !
ROYAL street with dinner at noon. All /!
ladies interested are invited.
The Home Missionary society will