Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-06
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1923.

darendo work, Maud B. Powers,
centerpiece, LIST: best specimen Of
tatting, Miss Ploude, LIST. Mrs. Thax-
ter Small. End; embroidered novel;
ties, spoon, knife and fork set, Edna
Hilton, list; pillow slips, Mrs. Perley
Brown, 2 pr. LIST and End; luncheon
set, Mrs. Thaxter Small, LIST, Mrs.
Bertha Herd. End: buffet set, Mrs.
Bertha Herd. LIST, Miss Helen Powers,
End: best specimen Of crochet, Mrs.
Alice Dyer, collar and vest, LIST, Mrs.
Geo. Nevens, dolly, End.
Needle and fancy work CENTER
pieces. Mrs. Alice Dyer, LIST, Miss
Ploude. End; maltese lace, Bina
Nichols. yoke and towel, LIST; best
fancy apron. Mrs. Albert Burwood,
LIST, Mrs. Thaxter Small, End.
Best fancy work by a girl Is years
or younger. Doris Worster, worsted
flowers, LIST; best knitting by a wo-
man 20 years of age or older, Mrs.
Melvina Butler
Paintings and drawings: Best dis
play of Oil paintings, Flora Hagopian,
four, LIST: pastile crayon, John Man
tor. LIST. Evelyn Coro, End; best dis
play of water colors, Gladys Playze,
list, Evelyn Coro, End; best display
Of crayon work, Catherine Milton.
LIST, Roland Bearor, End; best display
of drawings, Gladys Playze, 10, LIST,
Doris Hilton, Q, End.
Best display Of antiques: Mrs. Geo.
Nevens, brass candle stick, pewter
teapot, plates, cups and saucers, LIST,
Mrs. Ed Sabine, basket and box, End:
raffia work, Mrs. l.. E. Worster, LIST,
Mrs. Alice Dyer, End; miscellaneous,
Florence Moore. paper flowers, LIST,
Mrs. J. ]. Noonan, 2 handmade robes,
End.
Flowers: Best display Of cut how-
ers, Mrs. w. B. Hilton. list. Mrs. Ed
die Hilton. 2nd dahlia, Mrs. Alice
Waugh. LIST; nasturtium, Mrs. Archie
Spencer, LIST.
High school. domestic science:
Crochet, Velma Ketchum. pillow
slips, towel, table runner, LIST, Flor
ence Moore, pillow slips, night robe,
End; embroidery. Florence Moore.
ceuterpiece, LIST, Mildred Jones, table
runner and luncheon set, End; drawn
work. Eleanor Daggett, pillow slips.
LIST, Gladys Strang, pillow slips. End;
applique work, Florence Moore.
lunch sets and pillow slips, LIST:
needle work. Gladys Strang. set
underwear, 1st, Mildred Jones, l set
underwear, End; Swedish darning,
Doris McAuley. LIST, Mildred Jones,
2nd bread. Catherine Hilton, LIST;
cake. Hortense Hamln. LIST.
Especial mention should be made
Of the display made by the Arson
Sunshine society, consisting Of appli-
que bed spread, several aprons, chill
dren's garments and mittens. 1t
showed much painstaking work on
the part of the members.
Draft horses under $500 lbs: J. J.
Noonan, LIST; Geo. Walker, End; Err
nest Emery. 3rd. Draft horses over
$500 lbs: F. e. Barron, 1st; Fred
Withee. End; J. Guerrette. 3rd; Z. c.
McKechnie, 4th. Family horses:
Forrest Ellis, Madison. LIST; A. S.
Beale. Arson, End. Ponies: Rather
inc Hilton, 1st; Hilton Stock Farm,
| End.
Arrangements have been completed
! for a public meeting to be held in
Union hall on Sept. 18th in the inter
ests Of the Eight Hour Law. The
speakers will be Senator John H.
Powers OF Rhode Island and Herbert
Sullivan of Orono. The meeting is
being held under the auspices of the
| local Labor Unions. 4