Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

good The game was closely contest
ed for the first few innings. The line
up OF the two teams was as fnllpws:
Middle Roaders-Roland Philhrook
S. Hay Philhrouk p. Hammond In.
Ellis 2h. Herbert Philbroow Sh. Her
bert Haskell SIS. John Phiibrpok lf.
Harry Haskell CT. DR.. Williams RI.
River Roader+Sanfurd Philbrnuk
C, Reynolds n, Rob Cole III. Fuller 2h
Peacock 3h. White ss. Tracy If. Brown
Ct. Clark IF. Harry Hanks Of Angus
"a handled the indicator in a fine
manner
The Middle Roaders than gave
further proof that they are players of
class. by defeating the Oakland team
ON which were a number of Oakland
, high players. by the score Of 1g to O..
Ellis IN the box for the Sidney team.
worked IN splendid form. The lineup:
Middle Ruaders-Ellis .. Roland
Philbruog c. Cole III. Reynolds gh.
Herbert Philbrouk sb. Sanford Phil
brook SIS. Don Philbrook If. Fuller CT.
Ray Philbrook IF. 0akiand-H. York
C. II. Tiltun p. and 3h. A. Libby III,
Bubier 2h. Day sb and p. Hailet. SIS.
Sullivan II. Gleason CT, Wort r.. Ed
die Haskell of Augusta umpired to
the satisfaction of all.
The exhibits in all departments
were OF high quElity, those in the
farm produce line being exceptionally
good. Among the many displays was
one exhibited by Lleweilyn H. GRAY
Of Sidney which contained beets.
cabbage and caulifiower. remarkable
in size and quality William B. Has
kel had potatoes Of mammath size.
They were of the Green Mountain
variety and 10 of the "spuds" tipped
the scales TO Is pounds. There were
many other notable displays.
AT noon n delicious dinner was
served in the Grange hall by the La
dies Aid and during the afternoon
dancing was enjoyed in the han. rnu-
sic being furnished by Nobles' Or
chestra
There was the usual midway where
the frankfurfers were all hot and the
games of skill drew much patronage.
And for the especial endowment of
the Young folks there was a merry
go-ronnd.
The baby show was held during the
afternoon IN the hall and drew no
little attention. The prizes were
awarded as follows: Cutesf-Isr, FL
sic Barr, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Barr; End, Ruth May Ballard.
daughter of Mr.. anti Mrs Ralph Bal
lard; 3rd. Edward c. Bailey. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey. LarE-
est-lst. Car, Dana Goff. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ear GUff Smalles1-Rena
May BowdHn. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Otto Bowden. The committee
was composed of Mrs AngeIine Saw
telle, Mrs: Dorcas Greed and Mrs.
Cora Bailey.
The prtze-wfnntng hurses were exhib-
tied after the nom hour in front Of the
Grange hail and drew many admirers.
To encourage the young people ID ex-
hibit. special premiums we're awarded
to the boys and girls exhibits and
were given as follows: To ThRyer Will
shire. LIST for pair Of steers; Harold
Knight. List for pigs: Ralph Blanchard.
LIST frr White Plymouth Rocks; Leland
Stone. LIST for Belgian hRres: Annie
Field. lst for Guernsey heifer:: Stan
ley Farmer. LIST for squash: Harold
Lunt. ID for potatoes; Beuiah Knight,
1Ef for canned fruit and potatoes; Beu-
lRh Knight. 1st for fancy work; Emily
Bourne. I'd for fancy work: Beulah
knight. LIST for geese: Lawrence Lyon.
LIST for par of oxen: Harvard whitnev.
I'd for pair of oxen Committee: c. Il.
Goodhue. Colby BlaisdeIl. Mrs. Ada
Goodhue ana Lucy Cannon.
The fair was a great success in every
way and great credit is due to the ofsi-
Gers wor their endeavors The officers
were: President. c. z. Davies: secre-
tRry, C. 8. Taylor: assistant SECRETARY,
NJ. N. Taylor: marshal. George Austin;
directors. C. e. Davies, George Austin.
c. s. Taylor. Ernest Wyman. G s.
Shaw and James Dyer. Superinten-
dent of grounds. w. A. Fields: super
intendents of hall. Mr.. and Mrs G. g.
Shaw; superintendent Of horses, W. B.
Haskell: superintendent of neat STOCK.
Frank Taught.
In tho exhibition hall a selected 10! o.
corn, beans. potatoes. beets, squash.
pumpkins. honenyn nsnd dairy pro-
ducts were shown. which were bruugh:
to the fair by farmersip the vicinity
The line showed a perfect selection,