Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-23

James Potter, I'd. Beans--Steward
Plummer. LIST. Pumpkins--Mary Pot
ter, 1st; James Potter. I'd. Squash
Steward Plummer. LIST Potatoes
James Potter. LIST and I'd Corn-Mary
Potter LIST; James Potter. I'd. Beets-
James Potter, 1st Canned goods
Mary Potter, 1st. Sewing-Edith Cal
well. 1st Flowers-Mary Potter, list.
The carrots belonging to Lester Bas-
ford were given the prize offered by
Charles Sewell. The judges were
Clayton Pillsbury, Mrs. Alice Bowman
and A. E Richardson.
Henry Roundy had on exhibit five
squash raised from one seed which
were estimated to weigh at least 90
pounds There was also a large col
lection Of flowers.
The committees in charge of the
fair were as follows: Dinner, lady
officers; supper. Mrs. Vida Hunter.
Mrs. Isabel Plummer and Mrs.
George Johnson: vegetables, Theo-
dore Richardson; fruit, Alton Il.
Richardson. George Brown, Mr..
Berry and Clifton Pillsbury; berries.
Mrs Plummer, Mrs. Besse Fitzpat-
rick, Mrs. Homer Libby and Mrs.
Throden Richardson; fancy work.
Mrs. William Hosford, Miss Frances
Eastman, Mrs. j. l.. Snow, Mrs. Clar-
ence Oakley; canned goods, Frank
Wyman, Mrs A. L. Richardson.
Airs. c. G. Smith and Mrs. Clayton
Pillsbury; baby show, Mrs. Reuben
Wentworth, Miss Mary Brown and
Mrs. Cocker: school exhibit. Mrs.
John +. Brown, Miss Freida Tarbsll
and Miss Edith Allen: pastry, Mrs.
Laforest Eldridgc, Mrs. Daniel Bow
man, Mrs. Lottie Black and Mrs.
Glue; aprons, Mrs Weston. Mrs.
Worth Brown, Mrs. Fred Howe: can
dy, Mrs. Ruby Dorr. Miss Marguerite
Hunter and Leon Brown: ice cream,
Mrs. Sylvia Sawyer, Mrs. Curtis,
james Pollard, Chester Hubbard
flowers. Mrs. Thomas Moreau. Mrs.
Eugene Paine and Harry Bradbury;
grain. Silas Plummer. John Drake.
Charles Bunker and Fred Weber;
fish pond, Mrs. Alice Naley. Mrs. n.
V. Fernald and Mrs. Martha Ames;
sports, Miss Alberta Foss. Musa
Richardson, Alton Bowman. William
Cain; decorations, George Brown,
Herman Brown, Everett Hunter; ad
vertising. Frank Blackwell. Harry
Plummer and Reuben Wentworth:
entertainment. Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hunter,
, Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Pillsbury, Mr..
and Mrs. Everson Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. George Johnson, Miss Alberta
( Foss. Leon Brown: general commit
I tee, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown.
Ray Chapman. Mrs. Herbert Dyer,
, Mrs. Western. Mrs. Mabel Moreau,
Mrs. Alice Brown. Mrs. Herman
Black and Mrs. Annie Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Files have
returned to their home in Portland
after being in town guests of Mr..
Files mother, Mrs. f. A. Files on
High street
Mr., and Mrs. Lloyd Harmon of
CLINTON were in town yesterday call
ing on friends and relatives.
Alfred Putnam has gone to Bos-
ton where he viii enter Boston Art
school
7 George Dutil left yesterday for
Boston where he will attend the
! Conservatory of Music.
! Ormand Lawry and Cornell Iuwry
passed yesterday in Orono.
Mrs. kingsbury Piper of Bangor
I is IN town the guest of her sister.
Mrs. John Rix. on Main street.
Mrs. Ralph Tilsen (Edythe Marden,
Is IN town passing a few days with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Marden on Main street.
The Ladies of the Woman's Relief
! corps will serve Harvest supper al
the G. A. r. hall, Oct. -
George Preble Of Portland. was q
business caller in town. YESTERDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard LenneU are
receiving congratulations on the birth
or daughter Barbara Arlene, born
! Wednesday.
: The ladies of the Needlecraft club,
were entertained at the home of Mrs
Cecil Gray in Benton A delicious
dinner was served after which Mrs
! Gray was preseted some aluminium
ware in honor of her birthday. Mrs
George Luce was a guest.
/ DR.. and Mrs. n. Fl. Crosby of Milo
! were in town yesterday, the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Savage. Jr.
Edwin Bradbury, L. H. S. '2t. has
gone to Boston where he will attend
| Wentworth Institute.
z. II. Whitney of Boston was a
business caller in town, yesterday.
Thadeus Towle was in town yes
terday on business
Miss Caroline Piper who has been
q guest in town Of the Misses Mabel
and Ruth Piper has returned to her
! home in Auburn.
reception vii be given this eve
ming at the Lawrence High school
at 40. for the faculty and freshmen.
by the upper classmen. All alumni
and friends are cordially invited to
attend. Mrs. Bertha Peck. Public
Health Nurse. will be present at this
time, and it is hoped that people will
| take this opportunity to meet her.
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