Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-09-28

Hibbs, Hebron, Gravenstein, %, Por-
ter, o.; Il. g. Bowman, Baldwins, %,
Ben Davis, 81, Stark, 81, r I. Greetings
90, Tolman Sweets, 81, Melon, 81.
Largest and best display Of CONNER
cial apples, grown by exhibitor: 81. W.
g.. Colby, 60; II. G.. Bowman, a..
Judge-G. A. Yeaton.
Pears, Plums, Grapes, Flowers, Etc.
Largest variety and best specimens
pears not less than four varieties, seven
specimens on plate: Oliver G. Buck, He
bron, 80. Bartlett, seven specimens, and
other desirable varieties: o. N. Cox, Nor
way, Belli Lucrative, 81, Boussock, So,
Flemish Beauty, 81; Seckel, SO, Vermont
Beauty, 50, Sheldon, 81, Vicar Of Wake
field, 81, Winter Niles, So; John P. Howe
Norway, Hoxwell, 81 : s.. G. Symonds,
Norway, Tyson, So, Lucrative, So; Chas.
W. Cooper, Buckfeld, Clapps Favorite 81,
Sheldohs So; Harry Jackson, Norway,
Flemish Beauty, So; Chase Orchards,
Buckfeld, Clapps Favorite, soc, Bartlett,
So, Kieffer, So; j. I. Bryant, Buckfeld,
Sickle pear, 81, Lawrence pear, 81, How
ell, So, Sheldon pear, soc; Oliver G. Buck,
Lawrence, 81, Vicar of Wakefield, So,
Buerre de Anjoy, So, Louise Bon de Jer-
sey, So, Buerre Clangian pear, So; W. N.
Judkins, Buerre de Anjou, j. A. Hibbs,
Hebron, Clapps Favorite, So.
Collection plums not less than four
plates: Oliver c. Buck, 81. Specimen
plums: O.. N. Cox, Blue Damson, SOC,
Refine Claude, SOC, Co.'s Golden Drop, SOC,
Lombard, 25c, Peters Yellow Gage, SOC,
Burbank soc; J. I. Bryant, Buckfeld,
Lombard, soc, Red, SOC; Oliver G. Buck,
Burbank, 25c, Wickson, SOC, Niagara, soc,
Abundance, soc; VIM. T. Knightly, South
Paris, Lawrence, SOC. Best four bunch
es grapes: o. N. Cox, Cottage, 81, Cham
pion, 81, lockwood, 81, Lucille, 81, Geart-
ner 81, Campbell's Early, 81, King, 81,
Eaton, 81, Delaware, 81, Eclipse, 81,
Early Daisy, 81, Moore's Early, 81,
Green Mountain, 81, Wyoming Red, 81,
Early Ohio, 81, Worden, 81, Lutte, 81, I. |
P. Symonds, Muscadine, 81; A. A. Jen-
kins, Paris, Concord, 81; Be- F. Richards,
South Paris, Champion, SOC, Rogers, 81
Chase Orchards, Buckfeld, Green Noun |
tain, Csc, Delaware SOC, Concord, 25c, |
Green g Early, 81, Moore Diamond, 81 !; |
w. T. Knightly, Agauam, 81, Probing
ton, ST., Brighton, 81; E. o. French, Nor
way, Moore's Early, SOC, Green Noun
tain, SOC.
Cranberries: Annie Cummings, Paris, |
81, Winnie Ridlon, West Paris, 25c; j.
I; Bryant, soc. Collection house plants:
Mrs. w. NJ Russell, Norway, So; Annie |
Dudley, South Paris, SO; Mrs. Esther Ry-
erson, South Paris, 81. Collection cut
flowers: Mrs. w. M. Russell, Norway, So;
Doris Kilgore, Norway, So; Winnie Rid
Ion, So. Judge-G., A. Yeaton.
Needlework
Specimen embroidery by lady over 70:
Mrs. Frank Porter, made by Mrs. Mar
tina NJ. Porter. Use. Embroidered night |
robe: Mabel Kicker, West Paris, soc;
Iva Record, Oxford, Use. Specimen en-
broidery in white: Mabel Kicker, soc,
Csc; Leona Ridlon, West Paris, Use.
Specimen eyelet embroidery in white:
Mabel Kicker, SOC; Leona Ridlon, 75c.
Specimen embroidery in colors: Iva
Record, 25c; Mary Wight, Norway, soc;
Myrtle Jewett, Harrison, 75c. EN-
broidered runner: Mrs Ida Titcomb,
South Paris, Use. Embroidered pillow
slips: Mabel Kicker, 15c; Muriel Bow
ker, South Paris, Csc; Mrs. J. o. Wiles,
Norway, soc. Embroidered towel: Lee
ona Ridlon, SOC; Mrs. Ida Titcomb, 15c;
Susan Porter, South Paris, 25c. EN-
droidered table cover: Mrs. Bertha
Clifford, South Paris, 81; Muriel Bow
ker, Use. Embroidered napkins: Leona
Ridlon, 35c. Embroidered lunch set:
Muriel Bowker, Soc; Leona Ridlon, 75c;
Myrtle Jewett, 25c. Embroidered center
piece, white: Mrs. J. B. Austin, South
Paris, soc; Mrs. Virgil Dunn, Norway,
Embroidered center piece in colors:
Mrs. Myrtle Jewett, 35c; Mrs. Richard
Stiles, SOC. Embroidered sofa pillow in
colors: Mrs. L. S. Sessions, Norway,
75c; Muriel Bowker, SOC. Specimen cut
work embroidery: Leona Ridlon SOC;
fancy bag, Helen Holmes, Norway, soc;
Mrs. Winnie Ridlon, West Paris, 25c.
Embroidered child dress: Mrs. L. s.
Sessions, 75c. Beaded embroidery:
Mrs. Winnie Ridlon, SOC. Specimen eye
let and solid embroidery: Muriel Bow
ker, soc; Leona Ridlon, SOC. Specimen
lazy daisy or birds-eye stitch: Bertha
Clifford, Csc; Muriel Bowker, SOC. Spec
linen battenburgh: Mrs. Winnie Rid
lon, soc, 25c. Embroidered apron:
Mabel Kicker, 35c; Rosie Babineau,
South Paris, Csc. Embroidered pin cusn-
ion: Mrs. Ida Titcomb, 35c. Pin cush-
ion in colors: Myrtle Jewett, 35c, 25c.
Embroidered lunch cloth: Leona Ridlon,
soc; Mrs. Virgil Dunn, Use. Dolly buff.
fet set: Leona Ridlon, SOC. Embroid
cred baby's bonnet: Mrs. L. S. Sessions,
35c. Specimen Mexican work: Leona
Ridlon, Use. Specimen drawn work,
hemstitching: Mabel Kicker, soc; Ros-
lie Babineau, 35c. Applique work: Mrs.
81. E. Gibson, Norway, Use.
Judges-Mrs. Iva Cutting, Mrs. Agnes
Morton.
High School Work
Water color, Susie Bradbury, Norway, |
soc, 25c, zoe; colored crayon work, Don |
aid Green, South Paris, zoe; pencil draw
ing, Stanley w. Green, South Paris, zoe, |
soc, Donald Green, 25c; Specimen solid
embroidery, Glenna Starbird, 35c, Mar
tina Fletcher, South Paris, 25c; specimen
tatting, Marion Ames, South Paris, SOC,
Helen Richardson, Norway, zoe, Glenna
Starbird, South Paris, 25c; crocheted
yokes, Marion Ames, South Paris, 25c,
zoe; Martha Fletcher, 35c. Handkerchief
crocheted or tatting, Helen Richardson,
zoe; tatted Or crocheted collar, Martha
Fletcher, 25c; lingerie clasps, Glenna
Starbird, South Paris, Zoe; towel, tatting
or crocheted, Helen Richardson, zoe, 35c,
Glenna Starbird, Csc; oil painting, Helen
Richardson, SOC, 35c, Use.
Judges-Lida P. Fletcher, South Paris,
and Tessa R. Thibodeau, Norway.
Work of Children Under IS
Water color painting: Mildred Taylor,
Norway, IL years, SOC. Colored crayon