Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-03
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! OcCOllu LAY VI UIdUSc + dill
| Draws Larger Crowd Than
First Day-Many Premiums
Awarded
The second day of the Grange
fair opened with a larger attendance
than the first day. The New England
boiled dinner served by the same
committee at mon was well patron.
lied and enjoyed. The general com.
mittee of the fair, Charles NJ. Chap.
man, chairman. assisted by Mrs
Frank A. Smiley, Mrs. Nellie Ellis
]. Orrin Peck and Charles w. WIKI
! son. The premiums were awarded as
| follows: On school exhibits. any one
scholar, Viola Blake, LIST; Adeleen
Roberge, End. Rural school. Baptist
district. LIST; grammar school, Miss
e. Freeman. teacher. LIST; Sand Hill
| primary, LIST: Fort Hill primary, I'd;
Fort school intermediate. list; Bar
ton school intermediate, End. Fancy
goods-Crocheting, Mrs. Joseph Eat
on, LIST; Mrs. G. S. Getchell. End
BBattenburg, Mrs. Joseph Eaton. LIST.
Mexican, Miss Sadie Morrow. LIST.
Handmade rug, VIM. A. Todd. 1st
nd-painted china. Mrs joseph
Eaton, 1st. Articles of merit en- hand
| sewing, Mrs. Perry Smiley Isl years
of age), list. Hand-painted baskets. s.
| May Taylor. LIST. Hand-nainted do
! lies, Mrs S. S. Getchell, LIST. Best eX
hibit potted plants and cut flowers,
Mrs. Susan CuShman, LIST; Mrs. Har-
~ II. Rritton, End. Paintings: Oil
painting, Mrs. G. S. Getchell, list;
/ Mrs. Nellie Ellis. End. For largest as
sortment, Mrs. G. S. Getcheli. LIST;
Mrs. Nellie Ellis. End.
Premium on butter Sadie Thomas LIST,
Mrs. H. S. Howard %. Canned goods.
Annie Hooper 1st Mrs. e. &. IIoopar Cd.
F. A. Smiley I'd. Girls Canning Club:
Annie Hooper list, Marguerite Cushman
ID Pickles: Mrs. FRANK A. Smiley st,
Mrs Susan Cushman I'd. Pastr.'-Mince
pie: Mrs. J. ]. Rainey list. Apply pie:
Mrs. G. S. Getchell Cd. Doughnuts: No.
6 LIST premium, Mrs. e. E. Smith I'd.
Barley and rice cookies: Ida Chapman
Ist Fice Dreal: Ida Chapman 1st. Bis
cult: Mrs c. S. Getchell LIST. Children
etables-Best cabbage: G. s. Getcheil LIST,
General collection: Charles w. Nixscn
list, ]. o. Peck I'd. Best squash Elmer
E. Smith list, Albert Chant erlain ID.
Eeets: G.. S. Getchell LIST. Carrots:
Cushman Farm 1st; G. S. Getchell n.
Onions: G. S. Getchell LIST, Cushman
Farm I'd Cattle beets: s. II. Chaffee LIST
Childrens exhibit, best: Merton Thomas
list. Alton Higgins I'd Squash and pota-
Whitman I'd. Boys corn: Edwin WIKI
son list. Sweet corn: Merton Thomas
LIST. Corn: c. w. Wilson I'd, Charales
Chapman LIST, Charles Wilson I'd, G. S.
Paine list. Beans: Albert Chamberlain
1st. Peas: Albert Chamberlain LIST.
Wheat: Albert Chamberlain I'd.
Wheat, Charles Chapman, 1st;
beans, Doris Garland, End; peas, G. S.
Getchells, End; potatoes, War Gar
den. George H. Totman, list; George
S. Getchell, End; apples, F. D. Drum
mond, LIST; c. M. Chapman, End.
Four years colt, Arthur Thompson
1st; pony, Matheson boys list; boys
and girls pig club. Douglas Clark
list; poultry, Edwin Wilson, End;
Carorll Wilson, End; Frank Whitman
list; Plymouth Rock, Arthur Thomp-
son, LIST; Wilson. list; geese, Erice
Wolfe, LIST; ducks. Arthur Thomp-
son, list; pigeons, Arthur Thompson
LIST; rabbits, Eric Wolfe. list; Arthur
Thompson. End.
Principal A. A. Hartford Of the
High School gave few minutes talk
| Wednesday afternoon on the Liberty
Loan. The doctor illustrating the
violet ray also gave an interesting
talk in regard to his machine on ex-
hibition. The victrola on exhibition
from the Soper Dry Goods Store,
furnished selections during the day
The fair closed Wednesday evening.
A pleasing entertainment was given
from S to 8. followed by dancing
from 8 to IL. Music was furnished
by Drew's orchestra. The proceeds
will be turned over to the Red Cross
Mrs. Emma Rollins is a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Newell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bickford ef
Smithfield were guests Tuesday Of their
daughter. Mrs. Harold Simpson. Benton
avenue.
Schools in town were closed Wednes-
day to allow the teachers and pupils to
attend the Grange Fair.
Mrs. Harry Harmon has returned from
visit with friends in Boston.
Mrs. Sidney Patterson and little
daughter Ruth of Orono are guests of
Mrs. Patterson parents. Mr.. and Mrs..
Hollis A. Simpson, Benton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Usher Garland are the
parents of daughter horn Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. S. H. Newell is recovering from
a severe attack of the grippe.
! Rev. w. +. Brown, pastor of the East
Winslow Baptist church, was called to
Westbrook recently by the death of his
mother.
| Charles D. Robinson has a food tent
at the Pittsfield fair.
Rev. and Mrs. o. E. Barnard and chill
dren were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G..
W. Patterson the first of the week.
Their household goods have arrived
from New Hampshire and they are get
ting settled at the parsonage.
! Mrs. Charles Ireland of Bangor is a