The Republican journal., 1922-11-16

pillow shps, crocheted trimmings, patcn
work quilt; Mrs. G. Packard, embroId-
cred scarf; Mrs. tiattIe POLAND, crochsted
yoke, emoroi1ered iuacheon set, embroid
ered centerplece; Mrs. {. G. tiemenway,
hemstItched runner, chilu's coat, silk
quilt; Mrs Chss. Atkinson, patch work
quilt; Mrs. tliziueth Wiley, patch work
I quilt; Mrs. l.. + Sprow, tatted yoke;
Theima Wentworth, embroidered runner.
Foods:
Mrs Chas. Atkinson, white ke; Mrs.
\ Hattie Poland, fruit cake; Mrs Geo
Cooper, jas canned fruit ard wnite
cake; Nirs. Whitcomb, oat meal cookies;
Mrs 5. jackson, oat meal cookies
Mrs Raymond Packard, bread; Mrs. &,
b. Luce, apple Jelly; Vida Hemenway,
crabipple Jelly; Mrs. j. G.. Packardr
sponge cake; Mrs. r. ". Dixon, sugar
cookies; Mrs. &. G. Hemenway, 5 jar;
canned meats; Mrs Chas Andrews, 5
jars canned vegetables.
Dress form, Mrs. Chas. Hemenway.
BELFAST
Mrs. Frank Allen, dress form, crochet
ed yoke, hat, gingerbread, jar meat,
| jar fruit, tatted luncheon set, crocheted
towel, tatted towel; Mrs. j. H. Lord, S
jars fruit, hat; Mrs. F. j. Wheeler, Jars
vegetables. hat; Mrs. A. Z. Carver, en-
broidered centerpieCe, embI oldered table
runner, luncheon set; embroidered pillow
slips, Mrs John K. Waterman, CENTER
piece made by Mrs. E. p. Brown over
80 years of age, silk quilt made by Mar
gsret Brock over 70 years of age; pail
coaster; Isabel Cunningham, braided rug,
8 crocheted doilies, luncheon set, croc het-
ed yoke; Mrs. A. NJ Ramsey, jelly rolls, 3
jars apple Jelly; Mrs. Carrie Sylvester,
bread, rolls; Mrs. Levi Campbell jars
fruit; Mrs. Herbert Hills, boudoir cap
KNOX
Mrs. James Dolliif, crochet yoke, two
crochet runners, crochet yokes, towel
with crochet, embroidered pillow slips,
tatting runner; Mrs j F. Bryant, EN-
broidered pillow slips, 2 crochet yokes;
Mrs. Louis Phllbr ick, embroidered pillow
slips; Mrs. Hannah Gilchrist, embroder-
ed centerpiece, pillow slips, lattlng dolly,
tatted yoke, crochet yoke; Mrs. Charles
Patterson, chocolate cake; Mrs. w G.
brown, embroidered pillow top, embrod-
cred centerplece; Mrs. F. E. Gilchrlst,
crochet runner.
NORTHPORT
Mrs Flcra ElweII, jars canned goods,
embroidered towel, drawn work table
cloth; Mrs e. j. Ebert, jars canned
goods, glasses apple Jelly; Mrs Clara
| Hopkins, jars canned goods, crochet
mat, luncheon sets, tatted towels, hem
stitched centerpiece, embroidered dolies
! and embroidered towel; Mrs. Gross, 2 jars
canned goods; Vestie McCabe, crochet
] fsaEa
/ Nora Drlnkwater, sponge cake; Jessie
Drnkwater, embroidered runner and cen
| ter piece; Mrs. Frances Crockett, en-
| broidered centerpiece, drawn work table
cloth, embroidered centeTpiece, embroid-
cred towel, luncheon set, embroidered
towel; Mrs. Ida Blood, crochet yoke, 2
crochet baby jackets.
MONROE.
Eta Peavey, silk quilt. crochet yoke,
crochet towel, crochet dolly; Mrs. Maude
Clement, embroidered centerpiece, dolly,
pillow top.
Foods.
Mrs George Payson, oatmeal cookies,
tarts; Mrs Fannie Whitcomb, bread; Mrs.
Caroline Shorey, bread; Mrs. Esther Ellis,
/ chocolate cake; Mrs. Eben Whitcomb,
chocolate cake; Mrs lille Smith. white
cake; Mrs. Jennie Payson, white cake;
! Mrs. A l.. Keller, sugar cookies; Mrs,
Fannie Wentworth, gingerbread; Mrs.
! Cora Webster, chocolate and fruit cake;
/ Mrs VIM. Whitcomb, sugar cookies and
| Jelly roll; Mrs. Myra Keller, jelly roll;
| Mrs. Florence Fuller, gingerbread; Mrs.
! c. w. Shorey, hard gingerbread; Mrs.
Nellie Whitcomb, white cake; Mrs. II. +.
| Wentwort white and fruit cake; Mrs.
/ Marcy Gurney, fruit cake; Mrs. Mary
Harding, Jelly roll; Mrs Sadie Whitcomb
4 gingerbread.
/ Fancy Work.
MRS. George Payson, Battenburg dolly,
applique runner, embroidered luncheon
set, applique bed spread, fringe towel, en-
/ broidered centerplece, embroidered rolls
cover, embroidered runner and CENTER
piece; Mrs. S. ". johnson, crochet ln-
sertion; Mis-. NJ. E. Ri ker, crochet pill
low slips, Sc 5, embroidered runner, two
crochet yokes, 2 crochet mats, velvet
embroidered pillow; Mrs. William Whit
comb, crochet bed spread; Mrs. Mary
/ Harding, crochet insertion and edging,
crochet edglng; Mrs. Abbie Clemen I, silk
quilt. mbroldered centerpIece, crochet
mats; Mrs. C. W. Shorey, crochet table
runner, embroidered table runner, crochet
scarf. crochet table runner, embroidered
luncheon set; Mrs. Bert Wentworth en-
broidered dolly; embroidered night gown,
crochet boudoir cap; Mrs. Ruth Paul,
knit rug, knit wristers; Mrs. Esther Ellis,
crochet yokes, crochet doIlies, embroid-
ed pillow slips, crochet yoke; Elizabeth
Harding, crochet centerplece; Mrs. Pa
tience Paul, mittens; Mrs. S. A. Perkins,
braid rug; Mrs. Alice Clary. hooked rug;
Mrs Albert Whitcomb, crochet baby
socks; Mrs. NJ. j. Wentworth, crochet
centerpec, crochet baby caps, crochet
bo otees; Mrs Mary Whitcomb, dress
form; Mrs. Esther Ellis, jars fruit, 8
hrs apple Jelly; Mrs. ii. X. Gurney,
lars fruit; Mrs. George Payscn, jar veg,
Jars crabapple jelly; Mrs. Wentworth,
lars fruit, jars Jelly; Mrs. c. w. Shorey,
Jars fruit, jars vegetables; Mrs. A. l..
Keller, 5 jars meat; Mrs l.. w. Jetts, .
lars fruit, jars meat; Mrs. lille Smith, D
| lars fruit and jars vegetables.
THE MEMS DEPARTMENT.
Potatoes-Irish Cobbler, 1st, Herbert
Paul, 2nd, Harold Piper. Early Rose,
Rose, lst, Herbert Paul. Improved Rose,
Ist, Herbert Paul. Gold Com, LIST, A. ii.
Miller, End, Herbert Paul Harmony