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

bean, but apparently was kind Of
! squash.
There was also celery OF three varie.
ties raised by E. M. Millett, South Paris
, There were several exhibits Of corn,
among which were some by Oliver Buck,
Hebron, Theodore Straw, Norway, Lewis
Richards, Norway, Philip Maxim, South
Paris, Elmer r. Buck, Norway, 81. j.
Whitney, Norway, R. G. Hill, Oxford, A.
R. Tuell, West Paris. The exhibits were
yellow, sweet and pop.
There were number OF general dis.
plays of vegetables and fruits, some OF
them by boys. One was by Verne z.
Knightly of Norway, boy 1S years old,
Elmer F. Buck, Norway, G.. W. Emmons,
West Paris 110 varieties), F. 81. Buck,
Norway, G. D. Morse, Waterford, j. A..
Hibbs, Hebron.
Il In the second story over the stairs was
display OF electrical goods by the OK
ford Electric Company. Across the pas.
sage was o display of footwear by the
Carroll, Jefferson Shoe Company, Nor
way. Also attractive displays by the
Novelty Turning Company, Norway the
Tubbs Snowshoe Company, Norway, and
the Paris Manufacturing Company,
South Paris. A display of millinery by
Mrs. Alice L. Freelove of Bridgton.
There were three grange exhibits
Bear River, Paris, and Hebron.
There was large display Of apples,
embracing almost every variety grown
on the Oxford Hills. Among the exbi.
bitors were W. N. Judkins, South Paris,
Oliver G. Buck, Hebron, o. N. Cox, Nor
way, ]. W. S. Colby, the Chase Orchards,
BuckHeld, A. A. Conant, Buckfisld, F.
A. Cooper, South Paris, Joel Foster,
South Paris, E. NJ. Keen, Hebron, W. G..
Conant, Hebron, Mrs. George R. Morton,
South Paris, George j. Conant, j. 1.
Bryant, Buckfield, A. j. Hibbs, Hebron,
81. j. Bowman, Hebron, e. o. French,
Norway, C. W. Cooper, Buckfield, Cliff
side Farm, Hebron, @. W. Cooper, South
Paris, C. R. King, South Paris, S. NJ
Rowe, South Paris, j. P. Howe, Nor
way, F. L. Wyman, West Paris, Q. +.
Churchill, Buckfield, Francis E. Gurney,
Hebron, Cleave NJ. Gurney, Hebron, A.
A. Jenkins, Paris Hill, Harry Jackson,
Norway, A. J. Lovejoy, Norway, h.
Morse, Buckfield, H.-J. Whitney, Nor
way, E. NJ. Keene, Hebron, Fred Hodg-
don, Hebron, W. T. Knigbtly, South
Paris, w. 8. Sloan, Norway, G. W. Bis.
lee, Hebron.
There were pears also, and among the
exhibitors were o. N. Cox, Norway, John
P. Howe, Norway, W. G. Symonds, Nor
way, A. A. Conant, Hebron, G. w.
Cooper, Buckfield, Harry Jackson, Nor.
way, d. Morse, Buckfield, Chase Or
chards, Buckfeld, j. I. Bryant, Buck
field, Oliver Buck, Hebron, w. T.
Knightly, South Paris, w. N. Judkins,
South Paris, j. A. Hibbs, Hebron.
The exhibitors of plums were o. N.
Cox, Norway, Anna Dudley, South Paris,
j. I. Bryant, Buckfield, o. G. Buck, He
brou, W. T. Knightly, South Paris.
There were grapes exhibited by W. H.
Buck, Norway, o. N. Cox, Norway, l..
lP. Symonds, Norway, W. G. Symonds,
Norway, A. A. Jenkins, Paris Hill, B. F.
Richards, South Paris, Chase Orchards,
Buckfield, W. T. Knightly, South Paris.
Exhibitors of cranberries were Anna
Cummings, Paris Hill, Winnie Ridlon,
West Paris, ]. I. Bryant, Hebron, r. A.
Cooper, South Paris, W. N. Judkins,
South Paris.
There was an exhibition of toys by the
Mason Manufacturing Company and
Vans Cold Pack products of Bethel we're
in evidence.
There was an interesting display Of
toy furniture made by Irving Wheeler, q
lame boy of South Paris.
There were exhibits of white and
brown bread by Mrs. G. L. Buck, Nor.
way.
There was an exhibition OF wool knit.
ting by Mrs. W. E. Bowker, South Paris,
a rug by Mrs. Ida Titcomb, South Paris,
one by Mrs. Ellen Jackson, Paris, and
one by Mrs. Hannah Billings of Norway,
(93 years young), crocheted bed
spread by Mrs. r. A. Damon, Turner.
Exhibitors of fancy work were Miss
Marion Ames, South Paris, Glenna Star
bird, South Paris, Helen Richardson,
Norway, Martha Fletcher, South Paris,
Jennie Baker, Norway, Mrs. Winnie Rid.
J lon, West Paris, Mrs. Ralph Andrews,
Norway, Mrs. Ida Titcomb, South Paris,
Mrs. L. S. Sessions, Norway, Mrs. B.
Emmons, West Paris, Elva Sidelinger,
Norway, Leona Ridlon, West Paris, Mar.
, tha Jewett, Harrison, Ethel Sands. South
Paris, Mrs. j. o. Wiles, Norway, Mrs. F,
A. Sullivan, Norway, Mrs. Ida Harri.
man, South Paris, Mrs. G. q. Wiles, Nor.
, way, Bertha Clifford, South Paris, Mrs
w. e. Bowker, South Paris, Mabel
Kicker, West Paris, Mary Wright, Nor.
way, Susan Porter, South Paris, Mrs
Freeman Wyman, West Paris, Helen
Scribner, Norway, Flora Maxim, South
Paris, Rosie Babineau, South Paris
Helen Holmes, Norway, Clara Schnuer
, Norway, Ellen Meserve, South Paris
J Mrs. Richard Stiles, Oxford, Muriel Bow
3 ker, South Paris, Iva Record, Oxford
Mrs. Edward Carroll, Norway, Mrs. j
W. Woodbury., South Paris.
Paintings, etc., china and Landscape IL
,oil, also water colors, Mrs. Lena An
r drews, Norway; oil paintings, Mrs. ClarI
; Cole, Norway, John D. Cole, Norway
8 water and pencil; water, Freda Brad
. bury, Norway, Helen Thomas Pratt
Q South Paris; crayon and water colors
I school work from Norway, Helen Rich
!. ardson; Susie Bradbury, water colors
. Stanley W. Green, pencil; Donald L
8 Green, pencil, (age 12 years.; Herber
= johnson, Edward Penley, Brandon Reed
o Alice Dyer, Mona Reed, Mildred Taylor
Miscellaneous exhibits, exhibit Of for
= eigu and domestic paper money, Mar
b shall Weeks, South Paris; vases mad
% from French shells, Mrs. Agnes Morton
South Paris; Jewelry boxes, etc., Artbu
T Clark, South Paris.
About noon Tuesday, the fier, Lieut.
o R. G. Swan, circled about the ground
: for the first time and caused q genera
q craning of necks.
l., There was good sized exhibition o
}, poultry under the grand stand. Abou
q all the varieties of hens were In evidence
. The exhibitors were E. P. Crockett
!, South Paris, Henry A. Russell, Norway
:. Mrs. r. e. Martin, Norway, (also ducks,
:, Charles Franoir, Oxford, (also geese
}: Mrs. D. L. Benson, South Paris, (Guine
st fowl, ducks and 'geese), P. N. Wymar
:, West Paris, Mrs. Mabel Nottage, Sout
B. Paris, Alton L. N0yes, Norway, @. Gu
Buck, South Paris, James c. CLEVELAND
i Norway, Carrie and Gland Nottsg'
& South Paris, (also rabbits), A. g. Low
D. joy, Norway, Bert Melvin, Norway, Mr.
., r. P. Merrill, Norway, Frank A. Tsylo
South Paris, Norman L. Turner, Sout
8, Paris, Harry e. Lovejoy, Norway, A. !
10 Tuell, West Paris, L. W. Doughty, No
I. way land geese), G. G.. Miller, Sout
Z, Paris, r. A. Cooper, South Paris, O.
:. Morse, Waterford, Alice Dyer, Norws!
D. Frank Buck, Norway, Kenneth Roe
Norway, Mrs. Nettie T. Morse, Sout
y Paris, {turkeys), Virgil e. Dunn, No
= way, tturkeys), b. J. Whitney, Norws.