The Republican journal., 1922-07-27
y Hospital Fair Great Success
Crowd Attended. the Sales Wei
.,-onized, the Baby Show an Attractive
,be Concert and Dance Enjoyed.

Large Crowd Attended. the Sales Wei
.,,onized, the Baby Show an Attractive
,hs Concert and Dance Enjoyed.
,,ho,ob the afternoon and evening
,nona the warmest of the season
would naturally entice pleasure
srs out of doors the Armory was well
led on both occasions
The Sales Tables
An the tables were neatly arranged and
,orated with flowers under the direction
large committee of the Ladies' Hos
laid, Mrs. Cecil Clay, president The
table was in charge of Mrs. William
Ksene. assisted by Mrs. Frank | Will
and Mrs, c. H. Stevens, who compare
.lv early in the. afternoon had dis
.ed of their large amount OF cake
ad. doughnuts, ETC., to eager customers
Carroll A. Thompson and Mrs.
A Webber had an attractive dis
of fir pillows and baskets which are
,.ctiye features at this season. Near
.m Mrs. j. w. Ferguson and Mrs. R-iph
mes did a good business in aprons In
st variety.
Mrs. George E. kittredae, assisted by
daughter Eliza beth and number OF
ls disposed of large amount OF Ice
am as the day naturally called for their
dds The committee acknowledges the
h of ice cream from Mrs. Ira M. Cooe'
The friendship table had many attrac-
ve articles which met a ready sale un-
the direction of two Northport sum-
er residents, Mrs. w. Morris Delsher
IA Mrs Charles E. X :nnedy of Boston.
Mrs. Eugene l.. Stevens had very at
active display of towels and was sue
ssful in her sales.
Mrs. Everard A. Wilson did thriving
illness at the mystery table, where
ch package was neatly wrapped to
mccall its identity.
Mrs. Robert P. Coombs, assisted by
.r daughter Isabel, sold large amount
delicious home made candy.
The Baby Show
Mrs. B. H. MudRett was assisted by
rs. Ernest 5. Webber, Mrs. l.. E. Thorn
IN. Mrs. George E. Dunton and Mrs.
homas E. Bowker in managing the
krpest number of children at any baby
low seen in the city for years. The diff
ult task of choice was left to popular
Ute for the prettiest baby and proved
kry satisfactory.
Shirley, the little daughter of MIR. and
RS. True H. Elms, was awarded the
ver cup offered by DR.. True of Auburn.
he received seven more votes than Rich
I'd, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs Maurice
M Towle.
IA The prize for the heaviest child for its
Z, silver feeding spoon, went to Agnes
rlene Gray, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
red G. Gray. She weighed 10 pounds 2
Sunces at two months old.
The better babies contest was won by
Paul Augustine, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold A. Jackson, who was of normal
keight for his ge, % pounds, at two
tears and four months. He received a
bair of gold pins.
The following children were entered
Gordon Pine. jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Pine, II mos. Robert Cummings
thompson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. C.
Thompson, IL mos. Clara Elizabeth, six
hos, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. f.
6now; Frederick Durham Starrett, ir.,
Rine mos, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
hrham Starrett; Katherine, two years,
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johns;
Mildred Elizabeth, three years, daughter
\ Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Derby; Mavis
coma, two and one half years, daughter
1 MIR. and Mrs. Leon F. Goddard; Alberta
Nae, three and one-half years, daughter
u Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Dulost; Agnes
'rlena, two mos, daughter of Mr.. and
lrs Fred Gray; Theo Bernice, two years,
aughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gray; Ar
ne, two years, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
.. Fletcher; Richard Maurice, II mos,
% Of MIR. and Mrs. Maurice d. Towle;
LoDerta Ellen, four years. daughter of
and Mrs. Henry Smith; Lisle Earl,
40 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
"nsht; John Allen, five mos, son of
IT, and Mrs. Daniel Burke; Millard Ora,
ine mos, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
attee; Robert, nine mos, son of Mr.. and
Ars. Seth Brown; Norma Greenlaw, 10
nos., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ffeenlaw; Paul Augustine Jackson, two
pears, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jack
Pon; Norman Louis McCorrison, ir., 10
nos, son of Mr.. and Mrs Norman Nc
Forrlson; Horace James Staples, 13 mos,
l0n OF MIR. and Mrs. James Staples; Mil
Pled Edith Reynolds, 90 mos, daughter
= Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Reynolds; Mer-
Ini Lancey Donahue, IA 1-2 mos, son of
n and Mrs. Norman Donahue; Harold
HIS, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Pat
'sfshall, 16 mos; Shirley Elms, 10 mos,
Aaushter of Mr.. and Mrs. True Elms;