Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-14
WINSLOW
Exhibition Awards
WinslOW Grange Fair

WlnSlOW Grange Far
Following is the list of exhibitors
and prizes for Winslow Grange Fair:
Pickles, Mrs. Horace Howard list,
Mrs. Jakins End Honey, Mrs. Harry
Wood 1st. Preserves and canned
goods. Mrs. Annie Goodwin (29 jars)
1st, Mrs. w. B. Jakins GA jars) End,
Mrs. Horace Howard 3rd Jellie, Mrs.
Annie Goodwin az jars) 1st. Bread
and pastry, Mrs. Ida Goodwin, bread,
list; Mrs. G. L. Getchell, pie, 1st; cook
les, list; Mrs. D. c. Day, brown bread,
LIST; biscuits, second; Mrs. w. B. ia
kins, cookies: Mrs. H. II. Britton,
doughnuts; Mrs. Susie Weeks, dough-
nuts, 1st; pie, End; Mrs. Emma Reny,
bread, rolls, tarts, list; pies, chocolate
cake, rolls, 1st; bread, end; Mrs. Susie
: Weeks, doughnuts, LIST; pies, md.
School work: Baptist rural school,
lower grades, Phyllis Morrell teacher,
won first prize: Sand Hill Primary,
Wilhelminia Allen teacher, second
Fort Primary, Clara Glidden teacher,
second: Fort Intermediate, Florence
Wilson teacher. first; individual schol-
ar, Baptist school, Julia Richards LIST,
Pearl McCaslin I'd.
Flowers: Betty Britton 1st. Mrs.
Harry Norton End, Mrs. IL. W. Pollard,
Mrs. Fuller and Hilda Wood, Bird. Pot
ted plants. Mrs. Wiun. Lawton, Mrs.
IL, Britton and A. st. Peter.
Cheese; Plain. Jennie. Howard LIST;
sage, Mrs. II. Howard End. Butter.
Mrs. Chapman 1st. Milk, Thomas Bo-
lamut list. Peter Matheson 2nd. Eggs,
John Patterson LIST, Mrs. w. Jallins
End.
Poultry department: Rhode Island
Reds. chickens. Mr.. Dunbar lst. Enroll
Libby End, and Neil Matheson Leg
horns, Enroll Libby. list. Black Giant
chickens, Howard Reny list. T.. L. Fall
End. Black Rock chickens. l.. Fail list.
Plymouth Rock chickens, John Patter-
son list A report went out that out of
the five chickens exhibited, three had
| laid during the day. Columbia Wyan-
dotte chickens, Mrs. J. Ewing LIST. Buff
Wyandotte chickens. Ben Patterson
LIST, John Patterson End. Buff Wyan-
dotte hens, Ben Patterson list. White
Wyandotte hens, Mrs. Annie Goodwin
list, F. l.. Fall end, and Arthur LeGoff
exhibited Pit game chickens. +. l..
Fall 1st. Bantams, Peter Matheson
list.
Rabbits: James Cratic list, Henry
McCaro End. Dogs: Spaniel. Carroll
Brooks LIST Cats, Elnora Forth and
Edward Forth LIST. Goat, Il. L. Rey-
nods LIST.
Boys and Girls Club: Bread. Ce-
cile Reny list, Ruth Norton End. Cake,
Ruth Robinson LIST, Margaret Haskell
End. Tarts, jello, lemon pie, Ruth
Norton list. Sewing, Ruth Robinson
LIST, Eva Libby End, Vernal Jones spe-
cial (this prize was contributed by
Mrs. Cora Arey). Garden exhibit,
Betty Blackwell LIST. Children's ex-
hibit. Chocolate cake, Reba Libby list.
Sewing exhibit, Phyllis Libby LIST, Mar
garet Haskell End. Apron sewing,
Robert Gagnon.
Field Corn, Charles Wilson, first.
Sweet corn, Charles Wilson, first
Beans, Mrs. Horace Howard, first
Grain, Charles Wilson. first.
Fruit Apples, Arthur Winslow,
first; Kenneth Goodwin and Mr.
Peck, second.
egetables-General exhibit. c. w
WILSON, first; A. G. Getchell and
Harry Britton, second. Single
varieties, potatoes, Kenneth Good
| win, first; George Totman and Fred
Proctor, second. Carrots, E. w
Towle and son, first: c. w. Wilson,
second: Kenneth Goodwin, third
Cabbage, C. w. Wilson, first: j.. H
Reed. second. Parsnips, C, w. Wix-
son, first; H. H. Reed, second. Beets
Nellie Haskell, first; Z. w. Towle
and son. second. Pumpkins, Harry
Cratic. first. Caulifower, Edward
Wilcox, first. Turnip. C. w. Wilson,
first. Strawberries, Edward Has
kell, first Onions, j. H. Reed, first:
E. W. Towle and son, second.
Squash, Harry Britton, first.
Fancy work-Best collection. Elsie
Gagne, first; Leona Gagne, second
Pair guest towels. Esther Gagne,
first; Christine Lunny, second. Lunch
sets, Mrs. Edward Britton, first; Lee
! ona Gagne, second. Best pattern,
Leona lGagne. first; Esther Gagne,
second. Filet. Christine Lunny
first; Leona Gagne, second. En-
broidery, Mrs. J. A. Picard, first:
Mrs. James T. Ewing, second. Quilts,
Mrs. Annie Goodwin, first; woven
quilt work, Mary Musluski; hairpin
work, Mrs. Annie Goodwin. Best
specimen of bead work, Mrs. Annie
Goodwin. Cut work. Esther Gagne,
first; Leona Gagne, second.
Out Door Sports
Winner of the 100 and 220 ward
udoHeS, Albert moore. Winner of the
broad jump, E. Roy. The prizes
were 81 each.
The general committee, Mrs. An
ME Simpson, Elnbert Ramsey and
Rutus Crosby, wish to extend thanks
.. TO all who so generously cooperafed
with them, both members of the
grange and all who are not members.
for the success of this years fair.
Many friends in town of George z.
Trask of Fairfield evil be interested
to learn that he Is moving to the
residence he has recently purchased
at East Vassalboro.
Albert Foote of the Augusta Over
land Motor Co. was a Wednesday
business caller in town.
Fort Halifax Boys and Girls Club
The members Of the Fort Halifax
Boys and Girls clug will hold their
regular meeting Saturday afternoon
at $50 o'clock at the Fort school.
All the stories and records should be
completed and brought to this meet