The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-18

l pair ducks. Sd.
GEESE
J. P. Bulger, l pair geese, 1st.
TURKEYS
f. S. Paine, 4 spring Matched tur-
keys, LIST.
On Tuesday afternoon there was a
/ Poultry Culling Demonstration by Mr..
Wilbur of Orono in the Exhibition
tent, A large amount OF poultry was
brought in for this demonstration
which proved very interesting and in
structive. =.
FARM AND GARDEN EXHIBIT
G. V. Stapleford. first; F. S. Par
sons. I'd; l. V. Walker, Sd.
Other exhibitors of farm and garden
produce were John Wentworth, the
Norton Brothers. Harold and Ernest
Getchell and f. II. Day.
Popcorn-Fred Pullen, 1st; c. L.
Caswell, I'd; Wilbur Dumphy. Sd.
Yellow Corn-Charles Walker, New
Portland. 1st; L. A. Walker Emblem
I'd. w H Mckinney, Sd.
Beets-W. c. Emery, LIST; Fred Pull
len. I'd; Chester Hilton, Sd.
Pumpkins-W H. Nicholson 1st +;
Fred Pullen. I'd; L. A Walker, Sd.
Carrots-Edgar Millay, 1st; Sadie
Woodcock, I'd; Walter Booker, Sd.
Potatoes (hilD-Frank Ufford, 1st;
C. Marshall. I'd Walter Booker, Sd;
w. ]. Holbrook, 1st Zone busheD.
Celery-H c.. Smith, 1st and ]. W.
Norton, I'd.
Turnips-Fred Pullen, list; Edgar
Millay, I'd; w. H McKenney. Sd.
Shelled Beans-Mrs. w. B. Parsons
1st; c. Marshall, I'd; Chester Hilton,
Sd.
squashes-W. A. Mitchell, first;
Fred Pullen, Cd; w. ]. Holbrook. 3D.
Cabbage-Edgar Millay, LIST; w. A
Mitchell, I'd.
Parsnips-Edgar Millay, 1st; Wal
ter Booker I'd.
Onions-W. J. Holbrook, 1st; C.
Marshall, I'd.
Tomatoes and grapes were display
ed by Mrs. Sadie Woodcock; melons,
cantaloupe and citron by Mrs. EVE
H. Robinson; cucumbers by Edgar
Millay and E. s. Paine; gourds by w
H McKenney and sun-fower by w
]. Holbrook.
Butter-Mrs. Fred Pullen, 1st; w
A Mitchell, I'd; w. H. Nicholson,
3D.
Eggs-W. H. Nicholson, lat; Ellery
Fletcher. I'd
CANNED GOODS
Ethel Norton. LIST, 26 varieties;
Geneva Hilton, second, % varieties;
Mrs. II. H Marston, Sd; ten varieties
Other exhibitors were-Mrs. J. L.
Smith, Mrs. Flora Wait. Mrs. Murray
Gould. Mrs. Benjamin Ella Miss Vesta
Carl. Mrs. Jennie Beale. Mrs. F. W.
Bunker, Miss Emily Wentworth, Mrs.
c. w. Witham, Mrs. G. r. Williams.
Misses Gertrude and Grace Smith,
Mrs. Horace Smith, Mrs Dana Rob-
bins, Mrs. w. ]. Rand, Mrs. w. B.
Parsons, Mrs. Fife Paine, Mrs. Emily
Holway, Mrs. H. C. Hilton, Miss M.
E. Porter, Mrs. Mark Pullen and Mrs.
Edna Thorne.
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Tatting-Mrs. Lawrence Beale, lst;
Mrs. w. H. Williams, I'd.
Crochet-Mrs. l.. B. Carron. 1st
Mrs. ]. L. Smith, I'd.
Table Covers-Mrs. Earl Wing, list;
(embroidered) Mrs. J l.. Smith, 1st
(crocheted).
Handkerchiefs-M Emily Holway
LIST; Mrs. G. A. Porter, I'd.
Guest Towels-Mrs. Emily Holway,
1st Mrs. B. j. Whitney, Cd.
Sofa Pillows--Mrs G. l.. HoYey, list;
Mrs. II. II. Marston, I'd.
Luncheon Sets-Miss Gertrude
Hitchcock, LIST; Mrs F. H. Holley I'd
Rugs-Mrs. w. A. Warren, list; Mrs.
Ella Beale, Cd.
Pillow Slips Mrs. Josephine Saw
yer, list; Mrs. Dana Robbins ID
Quilts-Miss Alta Ellis, 1st; Mrs.
w H. Williams, ID
Oil Paintings-Mrs G. l.. Hovey,
LIST.
Honorable Mention Mrs. Harriet
Kennison, rafila bags, Hester Pullen,
display of drawings; Mrs. G. l.. Hovey
painted satin bedspread; Mrs. G. l..
Hovey and Mrs. j. II. Thorne paint
ed china.
ANTIQUES
Mrs. Ella Beale, one antique tray,
one Navajo rug, stockings knit fifty
years ago; Mrs. A. w. Reed. bead
collar made in war of 81, four pieces
of china; Mrs. II. b. Ellis, one old
platter (20"), decanter over $50 years
old; Mrs. Fl. c. Hilton, home-spun
linen towel, napkin and eight sheets
foot warmer and Civil War canteen;
Mrs. w a. Getchell, one hand-spun
colored, and woven Counterpart
hand-spun and woven table cloth
(both over hundred years old); Mrs
Stella Ellis, platter over 200 years
old; Miss Alta Ellis. bedspread; Mrs
Charles Steward, baby's embroidered
blanket, so years old; Mrs. Ellen
Brown. dress skirt hand embroidered
sixty-seven years ago; Mrs. N. A. Carl
son, silk shawl, 200 years old; ]. d.
benjamin apple parer and skillet;