Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-03
Shube-F. 8. Palmer, Bangor; Sd, King


McDuffee, Lewiston; Sd. Billy Bumpus-J
b. Kelsey, Auburn; Sd, Red Jacket-Chsrles
Bracket, Appleton. -
GRAND SWEEPSTAKES LIST, Ink-George
o. Corners, Bangor; ID. Calais Boy-A. ID.
Harlow, Bangor.
FIVE YEARS Olp. lst, Black Hawke.
w. Reed, Bangor; %, Aroestook BOYD.
E. Lucy, Houlton.
FouR YEARS OLp. lst, Knox Boy-H.
Reed & Son, Augusta; I'd, Black Pilot.
T. Richards, Gardiner; Sd, Young Buchan-
an--Mathews & Flynn, Searsport.
THREE YEARS OLD. LIST, Little Clod--C
B. Wellington, Albion: I'd, Twilight-Fes.
sender Colcord. Fairfield.
~Crosrso RACE. Fashion Rules II st;
Gentle Annie-A. c. Scribner, Fairfield; 2i,
Muum-J. f.. Haines, Portland; Sd, Bay
ard-A. w. Bracket.
Farm Crops.
Best exhibition and greatest variety of po-
tatoes, Crosby Clements, kenduskeag. Great
est crop of potatoes on one half acre, j. S
Griffin. Buslel of barley, Miss G. ID. Irv-
ing, Oldtown. Bushel of oats, Crosby Glenn
ents. Greatest crop of cranberres on not
less than one half acre, Seward Dill, Phillips.
Roors AND VEGETABLES. Best exhibition
and greatest variety of vegetables-lst, J. r.
Farrington,s Superintendent Farm of State
Agricultural College, Orono; I'd, Arthur f.
Noyes, Bangor. Blood beets, Z. z Furger-
son, Bangor. Turnip beets, lst, Elijah Com
ms, East Eddington; I'd, L. z. Furgerson,
Bangor. Turnips-lst, G. Clements; I'd, L
r. Furgurson. Cauliflowers, Mrs. A. b.
Stattard, Monroe. Cabbages--1st, B. f.
Stetson, Bangor; I'd, Mrs. A. b. Strattard.
Beans, Abijah Dunbar, Bangor. Onions
lst, d. A. Garland, Bangor; I'd, Ephriam
Goodale, Orrington. Tornatoes-lst, Abijah
Dunbar; I'd, b. f. Stetson. Citrons, L. p.
Eargerson. Pumpkins-lst, w. II. Cook,
Eddington; Cd, A. Dunbar. China pump
kins, gratuity to Howard Murphy, Belfast.
Egg plant and satisfy. w. L. johnson, Good
Mrs. A. B. Strattard. Hubbard squash--lst,
D. A..Garland, Bangor; ID, Mrs. A. b.
Strattard. C'ookneck squashes-lst, Mrs.
A. B. Stratiard; %, ID. A. Garland. For
largest squash, d. \. Garland. Marrow
squash, l.. r. Furgerson. Parsley, w. f
johnson. Sweet corn, A. Dunbar.
FKuITs. Apples-tweniy varieties-lst
Otis L. Carter, Etna; I'd, S. C. Harlow, Ban
gor. Ten yarieties-lst, Henry j. Chapman
Orrington; I'd. Albert Moves. Dish Apples
s. G. Harlow. Best collection Pears, ALDER
Emerson, Bangor. Fifteen varieties LIST, Al
bert Noyes; I'd, DR.. J, G. Weston. six varie
ties, lst, Henry Mclaughlin, Bangor; I'd,
Low Bangor. Best collection Plums, ALDER
Emerson; Eight varieties, Z. Low. Four va
rieties, John Lowell. Dish Plums-lst,
Emerson, for Jeiferson; ID, E. Low fc
Columbia. Open Air Grapes (not sing
one ripe3-lst, Ii. Mclaughlin, Tor nine v,
rieties; "a, C.. Chamberlain, Foxcrott, fl
twelve varieties. Grapes, from Cold Graper
list, DIR. J. c. Weston; Cd, NJ. Schwartz
Bangor. Best Isabellas, A. Emerson; Deli
ware, DR.. j. G. Weston; Hartford Prolif
E. Comins, Eddington; Sweet Water, l.
Mclaughlin, Early Hudson,.C. Chamberlain
Best New Variety of Pear, ii. McLaughli
for Indian Queen. Cranberries--lst, j.
Hayes, Bangor; I'd, S Dill. The Commits
also make special mention Of a new seedliI
crab-apple, shown by s. c. Harlow, al
award q gratnity to ii. 7. Lafkin, De
Isle, for due specimen of peaches.
FLOWERS. Cut fowers--1st, A. Noye
Cd, Mrs. c. G.. Barrett, Brewer; 3D., Miss
w. Eaton, Augusta; 4th, Mrs. A. Is. Stra
ford, Monroe; 9th, Mrs. J. Z. Green, Brewe
Pair hand bouquets-lst, Mrs. W. $. Viii
man, Bangor; I'd, Miss Il. w. Eaton. Va
bouquet, promiscuously arranged-lst, MI
IL. Putnam, Bangor; I'd, Mrs. Chap
Humphrey, Bangor. Parlor boquets-l.
Miss Grace Emerson, Bangor; 2d, Mrs.
Pomfret, Bangor. Pair parlor bouquets,
Mrs, w. s. Whitman; ID Miss Lizzie V
Eaton; 3D., Mrs. A. l.. Simpson, Bango
Hand bouquet-lst, Mrs. /. S. Whtna
Bangor; ID, Mrs. c. G. Barrett, Brewe
9, Gladiola, twelve varieties-A. Noycs. S
varieties-lst, Miss G. ID. Irving, Oldtowr
I'd, Miss Annie Eaton, Augusta. Sing
' specimen-M Miss Annie Eaton. Phox-ls
! Mrs. A. b. Strattard; I'd, Mrs. C. C. Barrett
.Tropeolum-lst, Mrs. c. G. Barrett; %
Mrs. Al B. Strattard. Petunias-1st, Mr.
A. B. Strattard; I'd, Mrs. J. c. Greene
Brewer. Verbenas-lst, A Noyes for tweni
varieties; I'd, Miss Annie Mclaughlin. Zil
nias--lst. Mrs. c. Humphreys I'd, Mrs. 4
B. Strattard. Dahlias, twelve varieties
Albert Noyes; six varieties. Miss Mary Phi
lips, Bangor. Asters, ten varieties-lst, Nj
/. s.. Whitman; I'd, Mrs. e. Goodale, Orrini
3 ton; six varieties, LIST, Mrs. j. L. Green.
"a, Miss Fannie ID. Foster, Bangor. Stool
list, Mrs. w. S. Whitman; I'd, Miss
y w. Eaton. Gratuities. Pansies-Mrs.
s. Whitman, Mrs s.. w. Thaxter, Miss Fa
ME ID. Foster, 81 each. Wardian case
Mrs. +. +. Lakewood, So, Mrs. l. S. VIII
man, 81. Easter Morning Cross-Mrs.
8. Whitman, 81. Floral Cross-Miss L.
) Eaton, 81. Dish OF Pansies-Mrs. w.
!. Whitman, Miss Fannie ID. Foster, Mrs.
w. sThaxter, 81 each. Aquarium
w. Eaton, So. Basket OF Flowers-Mrs.
f w. ThaxLer, 81. The committee mai
special mention Of beautiful baskets Of foS
sers contributed by Mrs. S. w. Thaxte
Mrs. w. S. Whitman, and Mrs. /. S. VIII
man. They also commend the beautiful di
> play of phlox by Mrs. A. G. Wakefield; fiji
dish Of yerbenas and fine display of ba
sans by Mrs. A. l.. Simpson, and some veJ
fine bouquets by Mrs. John Pomiret. Coz
tributions were received too late for compel
ton from Mrs. Swan, Mrs. John Lowell, ar
Mrs. II. Z. Prentiss.
Dairy Products, Maple Sugar and Hone,
BUTTER. LIST, Mrs. Il. S. Hunting, Ea
Corinth; I'd, Mrs. Stephen Steward, Mort
Newport 3D., Mrs. Howard Murphy Belfas
CHEESE. LIST, Mrs. Stephen Stewart; q
Mrs. Jonathan Hunt of Hermon.
MAPLE SYRUP. Elijah Comins, East ed
dington.
HONEY. 1st, Geo. S. Silsby, Winterport
I'd, 4. S. Weld, Oloamon.
Gratuity of So to Henry A. Sprague c
Charlotte for sample of corn-stalk syrup.
CANEED FRUITS. BRONZE MEDAL TO tn
Wilcox Fruit Jar, J. S. Grant Sidney Centr
Agent. Display of pickles and catchup, Mrs
i. ID. Mcmahon, Eddington.