The Portland daily press., 1880-09-30


rug Bertha Russell, quilt Mrs. c. 7. RUSSELL rug
and quilt; Mrs. Abagail McCollister, rag carpet and
guilt; Mrs. A. H lFarris, rug; Ella NJ Prince, quilt
quilt; Sarah F. Frank, quilt; Mrs. Myra Blanchard
IA pairs mittens; Mrs. Nellie Barstow, quilt; Mrs
Nancy Mayberry, quilt; Mrs. Stevens, 10 skeins
Farwell, quilt and rug; Gailie Winslow, Quilt; Mrs
Mayberry, specimen knitting by an old lady; Mrs
VIM. Thoits, guilt; Nellie H.. McCollister, quilt
Flint, quilts; Mrs Benz. Rideout quilt; Mrs. b
F. Hail. rug and ottoman; Mrs. Mary j. Gordon
tidy; Miss Lavina Hadloek, rug; n: S. Shurtletf
rug Mrs. Annie L. Starbird, quilt; Mrs A. Leigh.
ton, rug; Edith j.. Leighton, rug; Mrs. Eva L.
Leighton, pair stockings; Mrs. Neal Prince, quilt
Mrs. A. Knight, quilt; Benz. Loring, rug; Mrs. Me-
linda Gerrish, quilt.
woRsTED AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Mrs. Albert Mountfort, tidy; Mrs. A. Small. tidy;
Eva Whitney, motto; Lottie Hunt, tidy and mats
Mrs. Henry Leighton, tidy; Emma Leighton motto
Jennie Cot, card case; Fannie Russell, card case;
Mrs. Lizzie Brackett tidy; Wallace Houston, card
receiver, easel and bracket; Flora A. Leighton
notices; Alice L. Haskell, worsted picture; Mrs
Sarah F. Frank, pictures ella f. Frank, picture;
pictures and motto; Mrs. Bella Black, motto and
mats; Josephine Halves, mats and wall pocket;
Mrs John Lambert, child's cape and hood; Addie
Winslow Chinese pagoda;, Annie Black, worsted
work; Mrs. Wallace Black, air castle and mat
Wallace Black, 2 boxes; Mary Il. Black, mot to;
Mrs. A. F. Winsow, toilet set; Annie Winslow,
Winslow picture frames; Emma Winslow, comb
case; Lizzie Wnslow, scrap bag. Centennial watch
2 paintings, water colors; Cyrus H. Eaton, towel
roller, toy. chair, 2 boxes matches; Mrs. VIM;
Thoits,2 pictures; Mrs. Moses W. Leighton, 2 ladies'
night dresses; Mrs. Sarah J. Black, fancy picture
Mrs. G. S. Themes, sofa pillow; Mrs. A. S. Nvyes
motto; Edwin F. Doten, clock, brackets; Mrs
Fred Hamilton, 4 photograph frames and edgng;
". B; Allen 2 pictures, viii Harding, picture;
Annie Dunn, 2 notices; Mrs. Charles Walton, mot
to; Mrs. Hiram Leighton, cardboard basket; Elmer
and Oscar Rideout scroll saving, cage; Lizzie NJ
Rdeout, lamp mat, picture frame; N. S. Shurtetf
toiletset, puzzle Matte s. Marshall toilet cushion
Mrs. f. L. Cobb, Deering, sofa pillow; Mrs Maggie
Radoek toilet set; H. e. Er%aekst picture Philip
Sarah Brown, pair slippers; Lydia Merrill decorat-
ed jar, picture frame; Ada Fields, motto Mrs. John
scrap bag. THY; Geneva Huston, tidy. ''seratcl-ny,
back; Mary A. Clough, tidy; Edith N. Rowe, tidy;
Mrs; VIM. Prince, imported muslin; Gertrude
Leighton, pair lace mats Miss Annie Leighton,
wisp holder, pair picture frames, lamp mat spiral
basket; Lizzie w. RUSSELL toilet set; Mrs. Adelaide
MERRILL box underclothing;, Mrs Emma Buxton.
house; Alice Stubs, tides; Sarah Morrill,, tidy;
Mrs Annie " Bracket, balloons air castle; M: j
years old; Miss Addie Parker, lamp mat; Carrie
Roberts, worsted work.
THE RACES.
The races were called at $50 p. M, with E.
L. Cobb, E. j Stubs, and E. N Greedy as
Judges. Inc following is the
SUMMARY:
2.40 class-For horses that never trotted better
:, than 3 minutes; Purse $50, s25, s15, $40.
+. y. Woodbury., ms. 5. z. John Morrill, .....2 1
A. i. Cobb ms. b. G. Cashier ...............1 2 2
Whitman Leslie b. g. Jennie King 80. 80 8
The 800 class was not concluded when our
reporter left the grounds, but the result of the
first heat is as follows:
SUMMARY.
800 class-Purse $50, S25, SIS, So
John E. Noyes u.s. b. M Little Nell. ..............1
Alfred Thurlow MS. b. g. Independent Boy. 2
>. j. Gilbert u.s. Maud .......................3
Today if pleasant will conclude the fair and
it is expected to make it the most interesting
day of all. The Yarmouth band will be in at
tendance throughout the day.
Following are the awards of the committees
so far as they have been reported:
WORKING OXEN.
John Hulit, LIST, 50; C. w. Winslow, I'd, 1.
FAT CATTLE,
Joseph Blanchard. LIST, So; Alexander Farris I'd,
2.
I'd, 1.
Two years old-H. j. Merrill, 1st, So; j. White
Yearlings-A. F. winslow 1st 81 j. B. Mount
FORT I'd, 50c
Four years old-Geo. Blanchard 6 Bro, LIST, 50;
Yearlings-Jerseys Il. W. Holt, 1st 9; Geo.
Blanchard g. Bro. I'd, l
Ayrshires-W. w. Harris LIST, So
Best grade bull--El Stone, Windham, LIST, ST.
MARES AND COLTS.
-Four years old-J.J. Gilbert, LIST, 50; Josiah
There years old-C. G. Crosby, LIST, So; Moses
Haskell, I'd, l.
Two years old-chas. Cobb, 1st So; Moses Leigh
ton, I'd, l.
Yearlings-Geo. Barstow, LIST, soc.
Mare and colt-Joseph r. Prince, LIST, So.
SHEEP AND SWINE.
Bucks,A. +. Winslow, 1st 81; Albert Drink
Ewes-A. F. Winslow, 81, II. Eaton, 3D. SOC.
Boar-Geo. Blanchard 4 Bro, LIST, 81.
Sow " +" LIST. 81
Cumberland town team, 10 yokes, entered by W.
l.. Prince, LIST SO.
Falmouth town team, 10 yokes. entered by Rob-
ert Leigh n. 3D. 50.
Trio Ducks-John w. Dana, LIST, Soc; II. H.
Sweetsir, 3D. 25c.
Light Brahmas-John W. Dana, I'd, 25c
Plymouth Rocks-John W. Dana, LIST, soc; Alvin
Frank, I'd, 25c.
Game--Hiram Stevens, Cd, 25c.
Brown Leghorns-W. S. Allen, I'd, 25c.
GRAIN AND VEGETABLES.
Corn, 8 rowed variety-W.L. Prince, LIST, soc;
w. C. Dunn, I'd, 25c.
Dutton yariety-W. W. Libby, LIST, SOC. Chas r..
Loring, I'd, Zoe.
Twelve rowed varety-Ncson S. Jordan, LIST.
SOC; Eli RUSSELL I'd, 25c.
Norridgewock variety-Waltcr Morrill, Ist Soc.
Harmon Hulit I'd, 25c.
Rice Corn.Willie F. Winslow, 1st, soc; Percy
H. Loring, I'd, 25c.
Pop corn-John D. Pearson 1st sec: Charles
Frank, I'd. 25c.
Sweet corn-Neal Shaw, LIST, SOC; j. H. Bracket,
I'd, 25c.
Special premium to boys under IS for best trace
of corn-John B: Thomas, LIST, soc.
Best bushel OF beans-Andrew Whitney, LIST, soc;
Chas. Prince, I'd. 25c.
Potatoes, Early Rose-sewall P. Leighton, lst,
5Oc James Whitney, 3D. Zoe.
Burbank Seeding George Abbott, Cd, 25c.
Weeks potato. w Shaw, I'd, Csc.
Turnips rutabaga variety-W G. Dunn LIST SOC;
N. b: Wilson, I'd, Zoe.
l.. W. Hadlock, 3D. 25c.
~, Yellow Danyers-E. X. Noyes, LIST, SOC; A. S.
Whitney, 2p 25c.
Carrotts-Alfred Weeks, I'd, 25c.
Sugar beets-W. r. Sturdivant, LIST, soc; Chas
Mitchell, I'd, 25c.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Best butter-Moses w. Leighton, 1st ST. Mrs.
l.. HI. Morrill,, I'd, SOC.
Cheese-Mrs j. Hulit, I'd, SOC.
FRUIT, HONEY AND BREAD.
Best exhibition of frut-D Wilson, LIST, 81; 0.
S. Themes, I'd, SOC.
Best exhibition apples-o A. Mountfort, LIST, 50;
A. Rideout, I'd, l.
Best exhibition pears-Samuel skillin, 1st 81;
A. F. Winslow I'd. SOC.
Best bushel cranberries-N: f. shurtleff, LIST, SOC.
Best specimen grapes-J. Whitney, soc.
Best honey-A. Decatur Soc
Best canned fruit-Mrs. VIM. Blanchard Soc
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURE
Best domestic fannel-Mrs. E. Greeley, I'd, 25c.
Fancy Quilt-NIrs. BENZ. Loring, ID 25c
Quilt-Nellie FL. McCollister 1st SOC; Sarah F.
FranS, I'd, 25c.
Domestic Contemporaries. Annie L. Starbird.
I'd. 25c.
Rug-Mrs. B. F. Hall, LIST, soc; Mrs c. F. Moul-
ton. 3D. Zoe.
Rag carpet-Mrs. Abigail McCollster. ID Zoe.
Wooden yarn-Mrs. Joseph Hicks, I'd, 25c.
White yarn-Mrs. Statira Stevens, 3D. 25c
Hose-Eva L. Leighton, list, SOC.
Thread hose-Mrs. VIM. Doten, LIST, 5Oc
Mittens-Mrs. Myra Blanchard, LIST, sec.
sCARBoRo AND CAPE ELIZABETH
FAIR.
A Very Fine Exhibition and Large At
tendance.