Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-07

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Dairy Co,c-lSt. YRS S Robbins, Winthrop.
Herds-ist premium to Gilbert Underwood, Fay
cite, whose herd conssied of pr oxen, | bull,
cows and calves, all thoroughbred Herefords; I'd,
mos Parker, Fayette; 10 head OF grade Herefords
Sd, Mrs c Robbins, Winthrop cows and heifers.
HoRsEs.
Matched Horses-Ist premium, Dolly Folsom,
Readfeld I'd, sullivan kiltreth, Manchester.
Breeding Mares and Stacking Cohs-lst premium
on br, eiing mares, c Hoyt, inthrop; ID, George
sanboru, Augusta; Sd, X NJ Macomber, East Mon
mouth. let ON sucking colts, " II Carr, Nit Vernon
u. 6 orge Scribner, Augusta; 3d. George Billings,
Fayette.
Sfaiiions-lst premium, X N Macomber, East
Monmouth; ID, George Palmer. Wayne.
AG Whittier of Vienna had fine stock horse on
the ground, but not having b. EN- within the limits OF
the society during the season, the committee could
do no more than mention it iavorably:
Family Xorses-lsf, q Towns, Winthrop; ID
A ID Jepn IS, Readield Sd, T Savage, Mt Vernon.
Gents Driring Horses-lst. FAN banks, Win.
throp; I'd, o Buiman, Readfeld; Sd, q Burgess,
Fla cite.
DreE Horses-1st, on pair, o Graves, Wayne.
Cols-Three yrs old, LIST, Aanson Perry, Win
throp; I'd. & Davis, Readdeld; Sd, Melville Tur-
ner, Monmouth. Two yrs old. LIST. NJ Macomber.
East Monmouth, I'd, K q A Russell, Readield
Sd, J W Williams, Readfeld. Yearling, st David
Clifford. Mt Vernon.
MANUFACTURED IMPLEMENTS.
Stone Drag-ls, Frank Willard, Readfeld.
or. Yoke-lsi. II o Nickerson, Readield.
Cuitirafor-lst, John Hodgdon.
BREAD.
Honorable mention of white bread presented by r
Soule, from the Insane Hoipital at Augusta
DRAWING & PAINTING.
Best Display oil Paintirg-r.t premium, Mis-,
Nellie Fogg. Readdeld.
Best oil Pdintinq-Ist premium. Nellie Fogg.
Readdeld I'd, Miss Daisy Munger, kents Hill.
Crdyon-lst. Mss Alice Hanes, Readfeld.
Picture Frdme-lst premium, Nellie fogg; I'd,
Mrs Frank Willard. Honorable mention Of display
of paintings by Miss Willard and Miss Alice Haines.
SEWING MACHINES.
The Commute e were divided on merits of sewing
machines. One preferred the heller and Wilson,
the other the Household; but agreed that both are
excellent machines, desirable TO have in any family,
the possessor of either Of which may consider her
scented the Household machine, and made the larg.
est display.
Ta5,e Core--ist, Mrs Geo A Pike, Winthrop.
a. id,""' '"'N- ''' :''' 'e'' '''''"' e. "e''-
Cotton Emsroidery-ist. Miss Annie Munger.
Sill Embr oiiery-lst Miss Anuie Munger
Pair Gents Shirfs-Mrs G W Hall, Mt Vernon
Lace Work-Ist. Mrs J Berry. Wayne.
Display Of Malinery-ist. MRS Arnold. Read.
Toilet Set-l.t Mrs W williams; I'd, Miss Jennie
Underwood, Fayette; Sd. Mise Lizzie Butman. Read.
Worsted Tidy-lst. Mrs Noah Watson; I'd, Mrs.
| Bean, Mt Vernon.
Cotton 7idy-lst. Mrs J Bean, Mt vernon: I'd,
Mrs l. Roberts. Readaeld.
Canras Tidy-Ist, i.sGeorgia Mitchell, Belgrade
I'd, Mrs s Fuller Readheld.
Lamp Mdt-ist, Miss Carrie Kmbali, Winthrop.
Gratuity to Mrs Rose Rawsen for lace work.
SWINE.
Boar-lst. Chas Keller. winthrop.
Breeding Sow-lst, Samuel Jackson, Winthrop,
81; one n Litter Of Sir Pigs-l.t. Daniel Bean I'd.
David Dollof. At Vernon.
SHEEP.
Fine Wooi Bwek-lsi, c w Stewart, Belgrade
I'd, Chas Keller. Winthrop; ID, II Blake, Mt
Coarse Wool Bnck-lsi, " N Bailey, winthr Up;
I'd. o Bu'msu, R adied; I'd, T J Clough. fayette.
F,ock Fine Wool Sheep-ln. Chas Keller.
Winthrop; I'd. C Stewart, Belgrade; Sd. II
Fioct Coarse Wool Sheep-lst. Butman. Read
field.
Chickens-'st, Gilbert Underwood, Fayette; I'd,
A Fuller. Winthrop; Sd, 4 Fosg. Resdfeid,
eratuities to C II Millett and L Stevens for five
lots.
Turkeys-lst.y Wesley Williams; I'd Mrs John
Geese-lst. David Clifford. NJ, Vernon I'd. A
Dacts-ist. Frank Harris. Mt Vernon; I'd and Sd,
Miles Williams, Mt Vernon.
PLows.
Side Hill-Noses . Mayhem. Mt Vernon, gratui;y !;
B W Hartman. favorable mention.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lamp Naf-ist Mrs r Weston, at Vernon.
Base Mdt-1st, Miss Flora E Brown. VI Vernon.
7Ysy-lst. Mrs B Low.
Siippers-ist, Mrs Emily Jennesa Read6eld.
Rache Coildr-1s', Miss Angie Willard, Resdh~ld.
Motto-Miss Emily u Crease. Vt Vernon, grsiuity.
Macrome Lace Pocket-lsi, Mise Augusta Chesley.
West Mt Vernon.
Worstsd Stockipgs-ls', Mrs 8 J Fuller, Resdfeld.
Vorsted Hood--ist, Mrs g W Hall. Mt Vernon
7Uo Ottoman Corers-lst. VT. L d French. ST
vern'n prem UNI, Wis Emily Jenness, Resd6eld
pr MUM, Angie Willard Resdheld.
Hiftens Very pretty, L Became.
Or0aas-lsi, c Downing, New England organs.
jamaica Ginger Cordiai-Mr u Davis, eratuity
The following is the full report of the COM
mittees on
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Ciass lin the department of Hone Household
Manufactures, Class there 50 entries, and In
looking the articles find each and every one
presented possessing sufficient merit entite il TO
first premium, and our only regret was that there
not So prizes TO award. thereby saving much
disappointment TO the competitor, and forebodng OF
evil on own part
of fulled cloth there Was but one entry but that
Vernon of quality so fine that could but e.
jo;ce with the father brother friend that lie to be
the arer, and ava her the first premium
Ther. we're three lots of Atwood blankets. One
pair presented BY Miss Belle Stsny Of Nj. Vernon,
We gave the lat premium, Que pair by Mrs. J. +.
tevens OF No. Fayete, the I'd pair BY Mrs. A.
| J. Berry of Fayette, the Sd.
OF cotton and wool flannel and blankets there were
five entries one by Mrs. A. p Brown of Mt Vernon,
| Florins Cough of Readfed-s young lady Of l6-
| spun and woven by herself-to which -. award the
the I'd and ore by Mrs. Enoch smith oil Readield
| the ID.
| Frocking. one entry, by Ms. Ida MOoer Of Mt.
Vernon, TO VIII IN award the first prem.
The competitors on domestic carp ting were Hrs.
J. w. Fogg Of Reaifeld. Mrs. 7 Floyd Of " in
| throp. Mrs J. &. Dudley of Resdield, Mrs. l.. ID
| French of Mt. ysrnon, Mrs Wesley Btadl y Of VI
| enna Mrs John r Prescott of Rome, and Mrs Al
venzs Inghsm OF Read6eld. The samples shown
were all good. and il very hard to decide which
WAS the best, but concluded that the piece con-
tanning the most wool was particularly deserving,
and awarded to Mrs. Wesley Bradley Of Vienna the
first premium; to Mrs, L. D. French of Nj. Vernon
the ID, and Mrs.. EmeiIe Towle Of Mt. Vernon the
g.
six drawn rugs were presented. one by Mrs 6. J.
Fuller of Re s1ed. two by Mr.. A. j. Berry Of Fay
cite. by Miss lie stanley Of Mt Vernon, one BY
by Mrs l.. D French of Mt. Vernon, 10 whom We
! gave the first premium, and one BY Miss AIMS Pres
/ cot, of Rome, I'd.
We found four braided rugs one entered by Mrs..
John K Yeafon Of Mt. Vernon, marvel Of beauty
ard frmness, richly deserves the LIST premium; an
immenss rug by Miss Lizzie Bu man Of Readfeld, I'd
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