The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-09-25
FOWLS.

FOWLS.
Two Light Leghorns-Charles P. Trickey, LIST, 81
do, I'd, SOC.
Two Plymouth Rocks-Chas. P. Trickey, LIST, 81
Two Geese-Hiram Libby LIST, 81.
Two Ducks-Hiram Libby, list, 81; Herbert
Moulton I'd, SOC.
Exhibition of apples-Granville Mckinney, 1st
So; William A. Moses, I'd, 2; W. L. Ross Sd, l.
Pears-Chas. p Trickey, LIST, 81; A. Spalding
I'd, SOC.
Grapes grown under glass--J. W. Minott, 1st So
same grown in open air.. W. hutchinson, LIST
81; Stephen Scamman I'd, l.
GRAIN AND VEGETABLES.
Six Hubbard squashes-E. s. Leighton LIST, SOC
Six Cabbages-N. l. Sawyer, 1st SOC.
Wheat-Morris NJ Moulton, LIST, 50.
Largest collection of vegetables-J s. Pickett,
1st 50; W. I. Rolf I'd, 2.
I sweet corn-H. F. Brown, LIST, Soc
Trace of pop corn-W. A Moses, LIST, SOC.
Soc
Bushel carrots-G. A. Congdon, LIST, SOC.
Bushel Mangels-Eben Libby, LIST, SOC.
Bushel sugar beets-N. /. Sawyer, LIST, SOC.
Bushel onions-G. A. Congdon LIST, SOC.
Bushel yellow-eyed beans-George I. Dyer list,
Soc
Bushel potatoes-J. w. johnson, LIST, SO.
BUTTER, CHEESE, BREAD, &C.
Butter-AIrs. b. F. Carter, LIST, So; Mrs. Gran
vile McKenny, I'd, 2; Mrs. G. W. Doughty, Sd, /;
MIS-. VIM. Warren, 4th, Doc.
Loaf white bread from homegrown grain-Carrie
Dunning, 1st 81.
Loaf Of corn bread-Mrs G. E. Cushman, LIST,
81.
Jelly-AIrs. Ira Moulton, list, soc; Mrs. Chas P.
Trickey, I'd, 25c.
Preserves-Mrs. Wesley Sawyer, LIST, soc; Mrs.
Ira Moulton 3D. 25c.
Cheese-Mrs. Silas Skillngs list, 81.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Afghans-NIrs. w F. Osborn, LIST, 81.
Worsted shawls-Florence Perry, LIST, Toe.
0ttomans.Mrs Col, ,; Parker, lst, 75e.
Sofa pillows-Millie Wing, 1st Toe.
Worsted mats-Mrs w. II. Mitchell, LIST, SOC.
Toilet sets-Mrs. Granville McKenney, LIST, 75c;
Mrs. Il. n. Perry 20, SOC.
Worsted tidy.Mrs. j. A. Mliken, SOC.
Embroidered tdy-Mrs. N Nutter, SOC.
Crochet tidy-Mrs. R. A. Waterhouse, SOC; do,
Lizzie Libby SOC.
Feather fiowers-Emma Hamilton, Toe.
Worsted fowers-Mrs. G. A. Hutchinson. Toe.
Shell wprk-Lizzie Pullen, 5Oc
Moss wreath-Mrs. A. Libby Toe.
Baloon-Annie B. Chapman, soc.
5 Toilet stand-Lizzie Waterhouse 25c.
Motto in frame-Mrs j. A. Miliken, Soc
Mottos-Mollie H. Pillsbury 25c.
Made underwear-Mrs E. f. Murry, Toe
Towel shams-Edna Libby, SOC.
Pillow sheets and Shams-MrS. johnson Libby,
Soc.
Child's dress--Mrs Sarah Larrabeee, SOC.
Point lace-Mrs. Sarah Larrabee, soc.
rnucopia-Frank Skillings 25c.
Knit Edgings-Rose Mitchell 25c.
Silk stockings-Mrs. Joseph Harmon, 25c
Scroll work-George Alderman, 1st prem. Toe;
j. T. Chaplin, I'd, SOC.
All wool blankets-Nrs M. Carter.
Rag carpeting-Mrs. l.. M. Libby
Counterpane-Susan d. Willard.
Patchwork quilt-Mrs. Annie Libby, list; Mrs.
VIM. Roberts, I'd.
Buflap rug-Edna Libby.
Log cabin quilt-Ars e. E. Roberts, LIST; Mrs.
Edna Pickett I'd.
Braided rug-Nary E. Jordan, 1st Mrs. William
Mitchell, I'd.
Knit yarn rug-E. R. scammon list; Mrs. E. N.
Perry I'd.
Drawn rug-Mrs. VIM. Spear, LIST; Miss Anthoine,
Knit mittens-Mrs. sias Skillings, LIST; Mrs. G.
w. Carter, I'd.
Knit stockngs-Mrs. Wm Mitchell, 1st Mrs. A.
Jordan, I'd.
White wooden yarn-Eliza Mitchell, list; Mrs
Granville Mckinney, I'd.
Knit cotton stockings-Mary E. Jordan.
Mixed wooden yarn-MrS. S. M. Libby list; Mrs.
Granville Mckinney, I'd.
Fancy quilt-MrsssCol. Parker, 1st Mrs. j. E.
Baker, I'd.
House plants-Mrs NJ. D. Turner LIST prem. 81 so;
Lizzie M. Crocker, I'd SOC.
Single specimen-Mrs. James Skillngs LIST, 50c
Cutf1owers-Alice g. Croker, 1st Toe; Mrs. q.
B. Spaulding I'd, SOC.
Mrs. S. f. Alexander of Knightville and
Mrs L. M. Libby of Oak Hill have had
charge Of the hall during the fair, and to them
and also the several officers of the Society, the
thanks of the reporter of the PRESS are due.
for information freely given.
THE RACES.
AT $50 III the afternoon the first race was
called, and the following entries were made,
John T. Alexander Edward d. Croker and
b. Scott Larrabee acting as judges:
DIR. Sandwood. .......... names Big. Uncle Sam
George Carter. ..................bg g. Brandy AnoS
j. H. whey. .'''..........'...'p H. DonGS
w. M. Hobbs. ................. ....p. m. Jennie
The start was made with little scoring, and
one heat was trotted when the race was adj
iourned till Friday at 2 o'clock. Brandy
Knox won the first beat with Dolley just be-
hind. There will be good trotting at the adj
journed race Friday.
Despite the rain of yesterday, the fair was a
decided success.