Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10

thy decorated ANA contained 4 large
display of useful articles cf furniturs
ana Gienwood ranges. The booth
was p charge Of w. B. Hopkins as
sisted ~ Frsnk Bumps.
The Purity Oats Company booth
ao1 the Gilman Ice Cream booth
addsd 70 the attraetivensss Of the
grounds.
The Franklin Service and Sales
department managed by Fred Young
and the Kennebec Auto Supply booth
managed BY Fred McKenny weer
beth popular attractions for the
many visitors.
The Blanchard Music booth drew
. great many people to It because Of
the delightful music which was rem
dered by Mr.. Leu. Charles Rudddy.
pianist and George Gum, soIoist.
They introduced many new and
beautiful selections.
Boys and Girls Club Exhibit
The children who came to the
grounds on this special day dedicated
to their attendance, were, natural
", much interested in the exhibit of
the boys and girls clubs In the Uni.
versity Of Maine extension service
booth. They carefully inspected every
individual row Of canned goods and
in little groups discussed the merits
and the judgment Of the judges who
| had placed the blue, red and yellow
robbons. The display Of vegetable,
raised by the boys and girls in their
| home gardens also came in for n
share Of juvenile attention. Man, a
fond parent also stopped at this
1 booth to express approval Of clun
work and its products.
In the home economies depart
ment interest centered in the home
| made fireless cookers, the dress pat.
terms, model stitches and the house
! garments made from feed bags
The judging of the canning clubs
exhibit was completed this after
noon.
First prizes were awarded to Syl.
via wymap and Florence Norton
winslow: Greta Hoxie and Barbara
| Hodges, Fairfield; Julia F. Brown
Vassalboro.
Ten received second premiums. a,
follows: Anna Wood. Eva Mingo, Es.
tel!e Mingo, Fairfield: Lillian NJ
I! Avery, Vassalboro; Mary Howard
! Marguerite Cushman. Edna Cush-
man. Doris Rainey, Alice wyman
WinsIow.
Third premiums went to Emma 6
Holt. Benton; Margaret Hennear
Winslow: Mary Robertson, Fairfie d
The exhibits of two Pittsfeld girls
Berniee Moody and Pauline Mahoney
arrived too late TO be eligible fol
regular premiums, but each wa
awarded special gratuity Of 81.
The members of the farm bure az.
Of Kennebec and Somerset counties
who united in their display at ,hs
fair. are much pleased with the re.
suit and the attention the exh;5j;
has received from visitors. Count,
Agents Deering Of Kennebec and
Storer Of Somerset, aided by thu
| home demonstrators. Miss LYMAN o,
Augusta and Miss Jewett OF the Ent
versity of Maine, have in their ex
Eibit adde dan especially interes.
ing feature to the big fair.
Wednesday, September 10th
500 A. M.-Gentlemen's drivin,
horses, Glass No. 3D.
$50 A. M.-Ladies driving horses
Class No. 80: Shorthorn, Class No. 4
1000 A. M.-Matched dri.tnf
horses. Class NJ. %; judging o
products Of Kitchen Department Nr
Exhibition Building; concert in Il.
hibition Building. 10 .
1880 A. M.-Matched ponies. Class
No. IS: matched ponies. single driver.
Class No. So; ponies, stations, Class
No. 81: finishing OF judging in all de-.
partnents.
IL M.-Luncheon to sheep breeders
| OF Maine In armory. Front street, CITY.
| 1.30 p. M.-Horse racing: 2.1e rage
purse $500; 2.25 trot. purse $500; 2.20
pace. purse $500. Baseball, Water
vile VS.. Pittsfeld.
200 P. M.-Free acts on stage: Sc
lection by Ariel Male Quartet of
Gardner. Mass, accompanied by band
on grandstand.
2.30 p. M.-Demontsration nv av;.
ator.
800 p. M.-Selection by Ariel Male
Quartet Of Gardner, Mass, accom-. .
panied by band. on grandstand.
| 7.3O =. M.-Selection by Ariel Male
Quartet Of Gardner. Mass, accom-
panied by band. in Exhibition Build
ing.
500 P. M-Free acts on stage: