Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-10-07
Mountain Orange Ralr.

Mountain Grange ralr.
The fair OF Mountain Grange at NORTH
Buckfaeld, Tuesday, Sept. 80, was o.
vored with an ideal dsy. A crowd gath.
cred early, and everybody being In the
best OF spirits, made perfect combina-
ton for . good time.
In the upper hall, decorated with
green and white, an unusually fine oollec'
sion OF fancy work. apples, vegetables,
antiques, quilts, rugs, boys and girls
club work Of garden products, canning
and cooking, was displayed.
A nsh pond for the children, like many
Q real pond, WAS soon fished dry too early
for many Of the would-be anglers. The
sales table also did q thriving business.
In the lower hall a dinner of baked
beans and pastry Of all kinds was served
by the following committee and helpers:
w. P. Cutting, Herbert Smith and wife,
Florence Parlin, l.. A. Kicker and wife,
Montrose Bennett and wife, Charles Bar.
rows and wife.
Out of doors, the candy and Ice cream
booths were we'll patronized.
the sports Of the day were In the road
near the hall. "A ball game, between
Sumner and Buckfield In the afternoon,
resulted in victory for Buckfleld.
In the evening, an entertainment and
dance drew q large crowd. Music by
Shaw's Jazz Orchestra.
The baby show attracted large
amount of interest.
The following babies were on exhibit
ton: Durand Strout, Winona Field,
George Francis Eastman, Louise Kate
Cole. Madeline Augusta Spaulding, Fran
els Laura Robbins, Frederick Erland
Jack, Mary Purkis, Georgia Elizabeth
Cox, Harold Give Buck, Elizabeth Esther
Newell, Howard Everett Scott. Each
child was presented with q flag. Com
mittee, Kate Buck and Mrs. Flora
Holmes.
Summary of athletic events: Hun
dred yard dash, Farrar of Buckfield LIST /;
SpauldiDg Of Mountain Grange I'd;
Chandler of Pleasant Pond Grange Sd.
Pole vault, Spaulding of Mountain
Grange lst, hight o feet inches; Bennett
Mountain Grange, I'd, 8 feet.
Events of the afternoon consisted of .
tug OF war between Mountain Grange
and Pleasant Pond Grange, which was
won by the latter. Also q ball game be-
tween these Oranges was played, result
ing In q victory for Mountain Grange,
score Is to s. Main feature Of the game
was a good old-fashioned seventh inning
rally, which cinched the game for Noun
trim Grange, and provided few thrills
for the crowd.-Committee, Perley Dunn,
Lerone Damon and Harry Hall.
The exhibits were as follows:
APPLES.
Bellflower, o. D. Warren 1st.
Fremont, Mrs. Z. A. Mason 1st.
Ben Davis, D. E. Jack LIST, Gerald
Briggs I'd, Grant Royal Sd.
Hubbardston, G.. A. Holmes 1st, D. E.
Jack I'd, G. A. Holmes Sd.
Garden Royal, Mont Bennett LIST,
Gerald Briggs I'd.
Black Ben, Merle Jack LIST, w. d.
Fucker I'd, Gerald Briggs Sd.
Delicious, j. B. Bryant 1st, Louise
Tucker I'd.
Bismarck, VIM. b. Tucker LIST.
Black Oxford, Louise Tucker lst.
Wealthy, Alice Phillips 1st, Mont Ben
,ett I'd, S. j. Spaulding Sd.
Pound Sweet, D. E. Jack 1st.
Stark, D. E. Jack 1st, S. j. Spaulding
ID, j. B. Damon Sd.
Tolman, D. E. Jack LIST, Gerald Briggs
ID, W. 81. Tucker Sd.
Joshua Sweet, D. Z. Jack 1st, VIM. 81.
Fucker I'd.
Blue Pearmain, D. E. Jack LIST, j. B.
Bryant I'd.
Mcintosh, Amy Bicknell 1st, Florence
oarlin I'd, q. Morse Sd.
King. q. Morse LIST, S. j. Spaulding
ID, D. E. Jack Sd.
Baldwin, Merle Jack 1st, D. E. Jack
ID, Amy Bicknell Sd.
Wolf Rivsr,-box. VIM. q. Tucker 1st;
,late, VIM. q. Tucker 1st, G.. A. Holmes
ID, Gerald Briggs Sd.
Fallawater, Amy Bicknell LIST, VIM. 81.
Tucker I'd, j. B. Damon Sd.
Twenty Ounce, Amy Bicknell 1st, S.
J. Spauldipg I'd.
Spy, Earle Holmes LIST, VIM. d. Tucker
ID, Gerald Briggs Sd.
Alexander, S. j. Spaulding 1st, VIM.
4. Tucker I'd, D. D. Warren Sd.
Roxbury Russell, j. B. Bryant lst.
Golden Russell, j. B. Bryant 1st, Gerald
Briggs I'd, G. A. Holmes Sd.
Wagner, G. A. Holmes lst.
Perfect, Louise Tucker lst.
Pumpkin Sweet, o. D. Warren LIST.
Maine Harvey, d. z. Jack 1st.
Wilding, j. B. Bryant 1st, S. j. Spauld-
ng I'd.
Pippip, D. Z. Jack LIST, j. B. Bryant
ID, II. Morse Sd.
Winter Banana, G. A. Holmes lst.
Genatin, S. j. Spaulding lst, VIM. Il.
Tucker I'd.
Gravensteiu, o. d. Warren 1st, Her
bert Smith %, Grant Royal Sd.
Snow, Amy Bicknell lst, ID. 4. Jack
ID, Grant Royal Sd.
Nodhead, j. b. Bryant LIST, VIM. II.
Fucker I'd, o. ID. Warren Sd.
Banana, G. A. Holmes lst.
RI. Greening, Amy Bicknell lst, ID.
{. Jack I'd, s. j. Spsulding Sd.
Maiden Blush, Mont Bennett lst, A.
J. Bessey I'd.
Ribston Pippin, Mrs. Z. A. Mason LIST.
Collection, s. j. Spsuldiug LIST.
Beurre d'Anjou, VIM. Il. Tucker LIST.
GRAPES.
Diamond, Amy Bicknell 1st.
Niagara, VIM. II. Tucker LIST.
Moore's Early, VIM. II. Tucker lst.
Committee-wm. II. Tucker, s. j.
spaulding, d. Z. Jack. Judge, Wilson
Conapt.
FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCTS.
Potatoes, Edwin DeCoster 1st, A. s.
Bessey I'd, P. b. Dunn Sd.
Pumpkins, D. X. Jack LIST.
Watermelops, j. B. Dunn lst, A. s.
Bessey, 2d.
Citron, j. B. Dunn LIST.
Garden Collection, Stephen Spauldipg
lst.
Cucumbers, 81. q Buck 1st.
Cabbage, VIM. Fl. Tucker LIST.
SQUASH, w. E. Damon lst, o. ID. War
rem I'd, G. A. Holmes Sd.
Sweet Corn, Early Martin, Edwin De-
Costa 1st. Golden Bantam, Alton Damon
lst.
Cole Corn, Alton Damon LIST.
Yellow Field Corn, Alton Damon lst,
e. NJ. Holmes I'd.
Observation-Disclosures Heald, c. S.
Childs, G. A. Holmes.
BOYS AND GIRLS EXHIBIT.
Garden Collection, Franklin Head,
aged 10, 1st.
Potatoes. Earlv Six Weeks, Chester