The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-05

End. Mrs. r. d. Cleveland. Loo. Nov
city. French pen point. gratuity, Mrs.
Greenwood. 50c Best display tat
ting, LIST, Mrs. Charles SWEET, 5000;
End. Mrs. l.. II. Rich. S1.00. Best spec
linen tatting, list. Flavia Thibeault,
$1.00; 2nd, Velma Fogg, 75c. Best
specimen Irish crochet, 1st, Mrs. Les
ter Bragg, $500; End, Mrs. Henry
Clukey. Zoe Best specimen filet, LIST,
Mrs. Blanch Marcou. S1.00; End, Mrs.
w. Fl. Scott, Use Best lunch cloth
and napkins, iilet, LIST. Mrs Charles
Folsom-Jones, $3.50; End, Mrs. Thomas
Thomson, $1.00. Best lunch set, en-
broidered LIST, Mrs. Charles Folsom
Jones, $3.50; 2nd, Mrs. Clyde Decker
S1.00. Best lunch set applique, 1st
Mrs. Robert Munson, $3.50. Best CEN
terpiece embroidered, 1st, Mrs. Perley
Brown, Use; 2nd, Mrs. W. II. Scott
soc. Best lunch cloth filet, 1st, Mrs.
r. D. Cleveland, Zoe Best pillow
slips, embroidered, LIST, Mrs. Charles
Folsom-Jones, $1.00; End. Mrs Perley
Brown, 75c. Best pillow slips, GRO
cheted, 1st, Lillian Delano, $500; End,
Mrs. Thomas Thomson. 75c Best pill
low slips. fancy design. 1st. Mrs.
Robt Munson, $100; End. Mrs. Thos
Thomson 75c Best specimen under
wear, embroidered, 1st, Mrs. Clyde
Decker. Sl.00. Best specimen Swed-
ish weaving, list, Margaret Lessard,
S100. Best specimen table runner,
LIST. Mrs. Clyde Decker, $l.00; End,
Mrs. Mary Preble, 75c; gratuty, Mrs.
Henry Clulxey, 75c. Best specimen
centerpiece crocheted. 1st. Mrs. l.. II.
Rich 75c; End Mrs. Clyde Decker, SOC.
Best specimen centerpiece crocheted
edge, LIST. Mrs. Henry Clukey, $1.O0;
End. Mrs. S. J. Parker, 75c. Best
sofa pillow embroidered, LIST, Mrs.
Charles Folsom Jones, Sl00; End,
Mrs. o. D. Dean, 75c. Best display
sofa pillows, 1st, Mrs. Perley Brown.
$50; End, Mrs. Clyde Decker $1.00.
Best specimen yoke, crocheted, list,
Mrs. Mary Green 75e; md, Mrs. S. j..
Parker, SOC. Best specimen sweater,
LIST. Mrs. Rose Murray, 500; End,
Velma Fogg, 75c. Pongee window
curtains, filet edge, gratuity, Lillian
Delano, 800. Lamp shade, crochet
ed LIST. Mrs. Lester Bragg, $100. Two
mastedN schooner made by A. A. Web
ster. gratuity, $l.00. Show card dis
play, gratuity, VIM. s. Gardner, $100.
Best display hand painted china,
Dorothy Day, $l.50. Display fancy
work, Reformatory, gratuity, $500.
Display, commercial art. gratuty, Vel
ma Fogg, 5000 Best display of pot
ted plants, 1st, Mrs. S. NJ. Gates, $500.
Best display of dahias, 1st, Mrs.
Herbert Boardman, Sl00. Best bou-
quot, LIST, Mrs. Elizabeth Boardman,
soc, 2nd. Mrs. John Robinson, Csc.
Best display of gladioli, LIST, Ed.
French $l.00. Best water color paint
ing. 1st, Mary Merrill, 5000; End,
Phyllis Whiting, $l.00. Best display
of oil paintings. 1st, Marjorie Cratic,
$500: 2nd. Mrs. Dana Robbins, $500.
Hand weaving, gratuity, Alex Hunter,
$l00. Display of butterflies gratu-
ity, Mrs A. s. Burke. $500; gratuity,
Gardner Benson, $l.00.
EXHIBITS BY GIRLS Is YEARS OR
UNDER
Best display of plain sewing, LIST,
Doris Robbins soc. Best display of
filet crochet, LIST, Loyisa Currier, 81;
End, Doris Robbins, Soc. Best EN-
broidered centerpiece, 1st, Lynette
Mantor, 800. Best sweater knit,
LIST, Doris Robbins, $1.00; End. Gladys
Currier. soc. Best display tatting,
1st. Opal Currier, $1.00; End, Opal
Currier, SOC Best display of water
colors. 1st, Gladys Playze. $500; End,
Dorothy Nye, 500.
CLOSING NIGHT
The closing event of the fair was
the grand ball in the former exhibit
ton building, Friday night. The
event was largely attended, Lambert
Orchestra furnishing the music. On
the previous days Wallaces' Orchestra
played for the dancing afternoon and
evening. Lambert furnished music
during the automobile races and for
the vaudeville performance Friday af-
ternoon in place of the Citizens Band
The Mardi Gras observance on the
midway created a lot of fun and the
fair ended happily for both the pa
irons and the management.