The Portland daily press., 1880-10-01

--S "ihudi AOOtihS Va eAAO ooSASsJ eNhOo
place at their hall next Tuesday, Oct 9th at
2p.m.
The present officers are as follows and they
deserve great credit for their successful
management of the occasion and we desire to
thank them for their many eourtesies:
President james NJ. Robinson
Vice President-B. Scott Larrabee.
Directors Libby, Augustus E.
Libby.
Treasurer-Thomas B. Haskell.
Secretary-Joseph S. Pickett.
Your reporter also desires to thank Mr.
Milton Dyer, the well known fruit and vege-
table raiser of Cape Elizabeth, for several
choice selections of fruit
Premiums Awarded.
TOWN TEAMS.
Best town team, town of Scarboro; best yoke
oxen, committee unable to agree.
OXEN FOR DRAFT.
Best exhibition strength one yoke over feet 2
inches girth, 1st G. w. Carter, Scarboro, So, "a
best O. L. Robinson, Scarboro, ~ pest eAnipitioa
under feet inches, 1st b. ". Larraoee, scar
boro, 49, I'd best G. W. Carter of Scarboro Y; pest
exhibition strength, one yoke under ieet IL
inches, 1st b. Scott Larrabee of Scarboro So; "a b.
f. Carter OF Scarboro 81.
DRAFT AND FAMILY HORSES.
Best exhibition strength, one pair LIST D. w.
Clark of Cape Elizabeth S., I'd j. Scott Jordan of
Cape Elizabeth S4, Sd James S. Libby of Scarboro
So; best exhibition strength by single horse, LIST J.
Scott Jordan of Cape Elizabeth So, I'd James 5.
Moulton of Scarboro 50, I'd Mrs. F. G. Nutter of
Cape Elizabeth 81.
COLTS, sTALLIoNs AND MARES.
Best year old colt 1st Susan B. Carter of Scar
3 year old, 1st Hiram Higgins of Searboro 50, I'd
Benz Larrabee of Scarboro $2 best 2 year old, 1st
W. b. Nutter of Cape Elizabeth 50; best year old,
1st W. B. Nutter 50, I'd Eugene H. Libby of Scar
boro 81; best mare with foal, 1st Lewis P. Knight
of Scarboro So, I'd w. B. Nutter 50. No stations
entered.
Best, with one yoke oxen, 1st Nathan l. Sawyer
of Cape Elizabeth SO, I'd BENZ. Mitchell of Cape
Elizabeth ST. best, with one pair horses, 1st B.
Scott Larrabee of Scarboro 50.
BUTTERR, CHEESE AND BREAD.
Best butter, 1st Mrs. F. G. Carter, Scarboro. SO;
I'd, Mrs. Granville McKenney, Cape Elizabeth, 2;
Sd, Mrs. w. w. Hatch, Cape Elizabeth. 1; best
cheese Mrs silas skilIen 4 best loaf white bread
Scarboro, best loaf bread from Indian corn meal
Ruth A. Libby, Scarbaro l; best jelly, 1st, Mrs Ira
Scarboro % cents; preserves, 1st, Mrs. Ira Monl-
ton, Scarboro so cents; honey. 1st, A. E. Skillin,
Cape Elizabeth, SO cents; I'd Hiram Libby, Cape Cape
Elizebeth, % CENTS hard or soft SOAP Mrs. Abigail
Stultze, Scarboro, 80 cents.
FRUIT.
Best exhibition apples not less than varieties,
1st, Granville McKenney, Cape Elizabeth, 80 yare-
L; Sd. Milton Dyer, Cape Elizabeth, so varieties;
exhibition peas, 1st, N; q Henderson, varieties, @
Cape Elizabeth l. % B. w.: Pickett Cape Eliza Eliza
Cape Elizabeth, plates; exhibition grapes grown
under glass, Ezra Seaman, Scarboro, 2; grapes
2; I'd, d. Spalding, Cape Elizabeth; /.
GRAIN AND VEGETABLES.
Traced Indian corn, 1st, Robert Libby, Scarboro,
2; I'd, B. Scott Larrabee, Scarboro, l; trace pop
corn, 1st, Benz. Larrabee Scarboro, 80 cents; I'd
corn, 1st g. P. Nutter, Cape Elizabeth, so cents
I'd, w. W. Hatch Cape Elizabeth. 25 cents
squashes, Eben S aveyIscarboro, SOC; Manges beets
Granville McKenney; Cape Elizabeth, so cents;
carrots, L. g. Jordan, Cape Elizabeth. 3D. SO cents
cabbages; Charles $. Jordan, lst, /; tuinip beets
I'd, N. /. Sawyer, Cape Elizabeth, 80 cents; beans
Turner Knight Scarboro, 1; 3D. Silas Skillin, Cape
Elizabeth so cents; yellow eye beans Silas Skilln
Cape Elizabeth, I'd so cents; potatoes Charles s.
Scarboro, so cents; 6 Marrow squashes, Tristan
Jordan, Cape Elizabeth. so cents; 6 Hubbard
squashes, Joshua F. Jordan, Cape Elizabeth, Sc
so cents; potatoes, j. r. Newcomb, 1: I'd, Robert
Libby. Cape Elizabeth, so cents; beets, L. G. Jor-
dan, Cape Elizabeth, 1: I'd, N. l. Sawyer, Cape
Elizabeth, SO cents.
HOUSEHOLD AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Drawn rag rug, Mrs. w. Studley, list, rs cents
Mrs. C.sC Norton, I'd. % cts; Mary E. Jordan
braided rug, 25 cts. Clara A. Mills drawn rag rug
25 cts; Mrs. r. A. Waterhouse, embroidery, sc
cts; j. @. A.. Jordan, notices in frame, % cts
Mary e. Jordan, notices in frame, 75 cents Lizzie
G. Pullen. worsted embroidery rs cents; Mrs Silas
Skillin, white woolen yarn, 25 cents Mrs. VIM. F.
Rundlett, drawn rag rug, 25 cents; Mrs. b. w
Pickett, sofa pillow, so cents; log cabin quilt, 25
cts; Mrs. VIM. Studley, log cabin quilt, % cts.
Miss A. g: Cole, sofa pillow 70 cts, oil painting
SO best collection house plants, Sl.5o; Martha A
| Williams, fancy quilt. ST. Mrs. M. A. Jordan
| woolen stockings, 25 c., cotton hose, soc; M. E.
| Jordan needle work, 75c; S. F. Jordan, embroider
ed quilt 25c; Matte Jordan, log cabin quilt, 75e
| SusanAs: Jordan, embroidered Skirt 81, infants
| wardrobe, 25c Alice Jordan, motto in frames, 25c
Myra Congdon. feather wreath, SOC; Lizzie X
! counterpane, 75 cents; Mrs. j. NJ. Robin
son, drawn rag rug, 20 cents; Mrs
Lewis G: Hannaford, knit woolen mittens ST.. toi
| 25c; Mrs. johnson Libby, white woolen yarn, 5Gc
Miss Edna Libby, knit mittens, 25c; Willie S. Lib
| by, scroll work, 81; Susan D.. Willard drawn rag
| rug, 25c; Many F. Whitney, coral beed work, 1st
| Larrabee, embroidery, Zoe; Lucy A. Bragdon. cut
| flowers, 25c MIS-. Granville Libby, tidy Toe; Mrs
| F. Meserve, flannel skirt, SOC, braided rug, SOC
Mrs. Benz. Larrabee, toilet set. soc; Mrs. F. O.
cradle pillow, 75c; Miss A. II. Dyer, childs skirt
| 50c; Mrs. F. A. Miller, worsted shawl, 1st, 75e
| Miss S. S. Larrabee, worsted mats, 75c Abbie Max
well, knit tidy, 25c; Mrs. Alvin B. Larrabee, wors
| ted tidy, 1st 75c; Lavinia c. Broad, patchwork
| quilt 1st, 81 Mrs. Wm Studley, 3D. 75c Mrs. w
| H. MITCHELL woolen blankets, 1st, S1.50; Mary E
Lizzie Waterhouse, I'd, SOC; Lizzie Waterhouse
| bead work, 1st, SOC; Mrs. r. A. Waterhouse
thread tidy, 1st 75c; Nellie Carter, I'd, SOC; Mrs
| VIM. II. Mitchell, woolen hose, SOC, worsted scarf
/ Soc; Hattie Hannaiord, cut flowers, 25c; Chas. G
| Fckett, cut flowers, 25c; Mrs. Eliza Moulton
| counterpane, 1st, 81; Mrs. f. w. Robinson, kn
edgings, soc; Mrs. E, A. Gunnison, embroidered
tides, 1st, 75c; Mrs. John Fogg, house plants, 81
flowers, 75c; C. c. Norton. drawn rag rug 1st 75c
Nellie Carter, lace tidy, 1st, 75c.