Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-03

and three custard cups rs years old.
Mrs. Russell Hamlin is the owner of
some old dishes brought from Scot
land $50 years ago.
The hand-painted china depart
ment consists chiefly of small indi-
vidual pieces, many of striking de-
sign and delicate workmanship. The
largest single piece is a tankard by
Mrs. Percy Gates of East Vassalboro.
Notable sets are-salad set by Irene
Jackson GirouX, dresser set by Mrs.
Newell and tea set by Mrs. Allen.
For those who are Interested In
wood carving and basketry there are
splendid specimens to be seen.
The prizes were as follows:
The prizes were as follows:
Pictures-In oil: Anne Bradley OF
Fryeburg, Maine, first and second
prizes in marines and landscapes;
Georgia Worster of Bangor, first and
second prizes in landscapes, flowers
from nature and fruit; Louise Davis
first and second prizes in marines
and landscapes, and a second prize to
Miss Flora Hagopian of Madison, age
16 years. In water colors: Georgia
Worster, first in landscapes, marine,
flowers, and fruit; Albert Larsen of
Waterville firsts and seconds in
fruit, landscape copy and other sub
jects. Pastel: Georgia Worster, first
in studies from nature; Muriel Rob-
inson, second prize in copy. Char
coal: First prizes to Ralph Fitch,
Muriel Robinson and a second prize
to Flora Hagopian. Posters: First to
l.. Eastman of Exeter; Carroll Blunt
of Waterville, and second prize to
Albert Larsen.
The Western Avenue kindergarten
was awarded a special prize for pro
iect work in modelling. The kiadies
created an original and complete
zoo. The different grades coAtribut-
ing to the school children's collec-
ton of drawings were awarded a
generous and encouraging number of
prizes. Those receiving individual
prizes were Lawrence Brown for
plans, and Dorothy Penny of Bel
grade. age thirteen.
Wood carving Collection-Miss
Lucille Kidder, first prize; Mrs. VIM.
Simpson, second. Book Rest, Mrs.
William Simpson of Fairfield, first
best collection of antiques, Mrs. JOS
eph Sturtevant, Oakland, first. Best
collection of old dishes, Mrs. Russell
Hamlin of Waterville, first. Best
specimen of old dish. Mrs. Harry
Bonsal, Waterville, first; Collection
Of silver, Miss Lucille. Kidder. first.
Collection wood novelties, Thomas
Cross, Scion. first. Best collection of
six plates, Mrs. Walter Warren, Wa
terville, first: Mrs. Albert Allen, sec
ond. Best collection of Is pieces, Mrs.
" Ctrnno Tho Sfo,, H,-ct. NTrc
Walter Warren, second; and Mrs.
Eva Newell of Winslow, third. Best
fruit bowl, Mrs. Percy Gates of East
Vassalboro, first and second prizes.
Best pitcher, Mrs. w. P. Strong of
Thomaston, first, and second; Mrs.
Walter Warren of Waterville, third.
Large plate, Miss Lucille Kidder,
Waterville, first; Mrs. Albert Allen,
second and third. Best vase, Mrs.
Walter Warren, first and third; Mrs.
Eva Newell, second. Best salad set,
Mrs. Irene Jackson Giroux, first.
Best tankard, Mrs. Percy Gates, East
Vassalboro, first. Best tea set, Mrs.
Albert Allen, Waterville, first; Mrs.
Mildred Chenevert, second; Mrs.
Walter Warren, third. Best dresser
set, Mrs. Eva Newell. Winslow, first;
Mrs. Walter Warren, second: Mrs.
w. p. Strong Thomaston, third. Best
special enamel, Mrs. w. P. Strong,
first; Mrs. Walter Warren, second.
Best special lustre, Mrs. Eva Newell,
first and second; Mrs. Walter War
rem, third. Best stein, Mrs. Eva
Newell, first. Best collection of six
cups and saucers, Mrs. Walter War
rem, first; and Mrs. Eva Newell,
Winslow, third. Best silver resist,
Mrs. Strong, first; Mrs. Walter War
rem. second. Fancy work.
Fancy work-First prize to Mrs.
Annie Preblc of Madison for 6 piece
collection. First prize to Mrs. Min
ME Ridlon of West Paris for cQllec.