The Republican journal., 1883-10-11

J.P. Kenniston-Dsh Beauty of Kent swar, Por
tiers, Orange Sweets, n. Y. Sweets, Gendon.
Clark NJ. Marden-4 Varieties Potatoes.
|. R. Moore-Onions.
Alfred Getchell-7 Plates Apples.
Isaac Dearborn-Sweet Corn.
Oldnyburgh.
p. $. Robertson-2 Dishes Apples. Onions
A. b. Strattard-Duchess Ollenburg.
T. W. Ritche-Grapes.
LADIES DEPARTMENT..
Collection of cut flowers-Mrs. Levi Rich, Jack.
son; Mrs: A. B. Strattard Monroe.
Collection of Pot Flowers-Mrs. j. w. Lang
Brooks; Mrs: John Moore. Monroe; Mrs. C. A.
Mckinney, Monroe; Mrs. F. W. Richie, Winter.
port.
W Specimen Wax work-Mrs. E. A. Mansfield.
Specimen Worsted Work-Mrs. John Fogg,
Brooks; Mrs. Chas. Marden, swanvflle; Miss Bell
Specimen Worstcd needle work-Mrs. John
Averill, Frankfort; Miss Amanda Durham Mon.
roe, MS Po George Hasty, Jackson; Mrs. Celia M.
Matte Lane, Brooks; Mrs. A. B. Strattard, Mon
Specimen Fancy Work-Mrs. R. W. Mayo,
Monroe Mrs q. A. Fichett, Swanvie Mrs. Isaac
Moore, Monroe; Mrs. Sarah Ruggles Carmel: Miss
Celia M. Lane, Brooks.
Specimen Lace Work. Blanche Simpson, Dix
mont; Celia NJ. Lane, Brooks; Lizzie D. Moore
Monroe; Mrs p. Kelley, Monroe.
Specimen hairwork- John Taggett, Brooks :;
Mrs. c. A, Fichett, swanville; Mrs Miles Luce,
Toilet Set-Miss Bertha Wallace, jackson; Miss
Rosina Sargent, Monroe; Miss Emma Clark, Win
terpOrt.
Tidy-AIrs. Geo. Clements, Winterport; Mrs. G..
\. Mckinney, Monroe; Mrs. Augusta M. Tasker
Monroe; Mrs. Hannah Thompson, Monroe; Mrs
A. 5. Hill, Glenhurn; Mittie Lane Brooks; Cora
robertson, Carmel; Carrie f. Hasty Winterport.
Oil Painting-Mrs. S. NJ. Rand, Monroe
Notices on Worsted-Mrs. Hannah COnant, Mon
Monroe; Edith Weber, Monroe; Mrs. B. w. Hard
ing, Hampton.
Yarn Rug, Home Made-Mrs. S Porter, Dix
mont; Miss Bell Neatly, Hampton; Mrs. f. W..
Richie, Winterport
Drawn Rag Rug-Annie L. Morse Dixmont;
Mrs. Albert Robertson, Carmel; Mrs. Isaac Moore,
Braided Rag Rug-Mrs. Louise Page, Monroe;
Mrs. Isaac Moore, Monroe NJ. H. Barley Brooks
Farm Carpet Home Manufacture-Mrs. C. c.
West, Monroe; Mrs. r. w. Mayo, Monroe
Rag Carpet - Mrs. Mary Ellis, Monroe, Mrs AL.
fred Gethe Carmel
silk Quilt = Mrs Walter Haley, Winterport, Au
gusta Richards, Belfast, Mrs. A, b. Grant, Winter
port
Worsted Quilt-Mrs. Albert Clark, Winterport
Patch Work - Eddie b. Nealley, Monroe, Elma
Penny, Brooks, Everett f. Robinson, Carmel
Cotton Patch Quilt - NJ. c. Plummer, n Sears
port, Mrs A. 5. Hill. Glenburn, Rosina Sargent
Monroe, Mrs A. G. Ficett, Monroe Mrs. Sarah
Miss Bell Neatly, Hampton, Mrs. Isaac Moore
Monroe, Mrs Phebc Hopkins, Winterport.
Specimen Wooden Cloth - Mrs. J. p Remission
DiNmont
Ladies Knit Hose = Mrs. George Clements, Win
terport Mrs. c. A. Mckenney, Monroe, Mrs. James
Downs, Monroe, Mrs. Alfred Getchel, Carmel, B.
Gents llosc-Nlrs. James Downs, Monroe, Mrs
sarah Ruggles, Carmel, Louis F. Croxford, Car
mel, Alfred Getchell, Carmel.
Double Mttens-Mrs. George Clements Winter
port, Mrs. sarah Ruggles, Carmel, Alfred Getchel
Carmel.
Single Mittens-Mrs. G. A. McKennev, Monroe
Mrs. Franklin Chase, Monroe Mrs A. b. Strattard
Monroe, Mrs. J. W. Lang, Brooks
specimen Domestic larn-Mrs. Il. c. West, Mon
ham, Monroe, Nellie Ryder Monroe, Mrs. NJ. 5.
Stiles, Jackson, Mary l.. CroNford, Carmel, Mrs
Alfred Getehell, Carmel, Mrs. B. W. Harden
Hampden.
Specimen Pickles-Mrs. A. b. Strattart, Monroe
Specimen Jelly Mrs. James Downs, Monroe
Miss Amanda Durham, Monroe:
Mrs James Downs, Monroe, Matte Lane Brooks,
Mrs. a. J. Remission, Dixmont, Mrs. A. B. STRAIT
tard, Monroe, Mrs; Z. H. Gregory, Hampden.
Tidies-Miss Bell Neallev, Hamplen Mrs Isaac
Moore, Monroe, Mrs. Sarah Ruggles, Carmel, Clara
L. Clark, Winterport, Mrs. Betsey Stevens Win
tcrpOrt
Specimen Butter : Mrs B. w Mayo, LIST prem. ;
Mrs. Miles Luce, "a prem. NJ. H. Smith, 81 prem. ;
Mrs NJ L, CroNford, 4th prem.
Specimen Cheese. p. Remission, ID prem.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT, GKATUITIEs.
Mrs T. A. Snow, Winterport, Table Scarf.
Angie Pickard, Plymouth, Fancy Articles.
Mittle Lane, Brooks. Table Scarf.
Cora a, Z; Robinson, Carmel, Worsted Skirt,
Carrie F. Hardy, Winterport, Collar
Louis CroNford, Carmel, Knit Skirt.
Mrs Carter, Monroe, Silk Embroidery.
Mrs Carter Monroe, Knit Rug.
MIS- N I, Carter, Monroe, Knit Skirt.
Mrs. Mary l.. Croxford Carmel, Knit Tides
Mrs. Mary l. CroNford, Carmel, Crochet Flowers
Mrs Isaac Moore, Monroe, Bead Cushion.
Mrs Isaac Moore, Monroe, Table Mat.
Meme snow, Winterport. Knit Lace.
Clara L. Clark, Winterport, Collar.
Mrs. w. ID. Thompson, Winterport Embroidery.
LyGld Ham, W Interpret, Patch Work
Mrs r. A Mansfield, Winterport, Thistle wreath
Mrs F. w. Richie Winterport, Tidy
Mrs. II. w. Mayo, Monroe Cake and Bread.
Mrs b. Plummer, Winterport, Bread
Miss 5. 5. Hubbard, Wnterport Table Spread
Mrs Walter Haley, Winterport Specimen SILK
Mrs. y. Ii. Hubbard, winterport, Knitted Rug
Miss = Y Hubbard, Winterport, Specimen Hand
Mrs. r. B. Ncalley, Monroe, Specimen Bead
Work.
Mr.; y W. Lang, Brooks, Crochet Work
K. Il. Fernad Winterport, Stand Cloth
Nancy Parker, Monroe Air Castle.
John staples, Monroe Marriage Certificate
Mrs {. a. Mckenney, Monroe, Knit Lace.
Miss Augusta Wiswe Frankfort, stand Cloth
Miss Annie Wiswe Frankfort, Knit Rug.
Mary Tasker, DiXmont, Crochet Work
Mary Iasker, DiXmont, Cushion.
Mrs. i. y. Curtis, Monroe, Knit Rug
Mrs. Jane Blithes, Frankfort, Button Rug.
Mrs. Bell Palmer, Monroe, Knit Scarf.
Mrs. Franklin Chase, Monroe, Button Rug
Mrs. j. L. kennlston, DiNmont Specimen Cake.
Miss Cora Chase, Monroe, Shell Work
Mrs. Samuel Bedford, Newburgh, Knit Frock
Mrs. J. T. kenniston, nXmont Macrame Lace.
Work.
Matte Weber, Monroe, Velvet Rug.
Mr.. T. A. snow, Winterport, Chlds Skirt.
Mrs IL, A. Snow, Winerport, Table Scarf.
TRoTTING.
The racing ON Thursday was not so interesting
as on former occasions, the horses We're not
evenly matched. In each race the winning horse
lla1 every thing Its own way. At the close of the
IN ,,i.a.l
death of the troting horse Nat Otis, owned by Mr..
woodbury., of Lewiston. The owners of the horse
ci IAN mat collision with a wagon on the track
Killed the horse, but the society claim that the ami
mars death was caused by the bursting of the
heart Dr. Atwood examined the horse.
me following is summary of the races:
YEAR OLD CLASS.
Z. =. Wellington, Albion, b. G. I. O......I
e. A. Bragg, SO. Leyant, Bro S. JEFF KnOX....2
Time. 3.39 1925.
YEAR OLD CLASS.
B. Il. Hunt, Unity, blk m. Gazelle .....l l
\. D. Bumps Thorndike, b. z. Baby Boy....2
r. II. Nealley, Monroe, b. g. E; H: N........3 3
A. NJ. Eaton, Plymouth b. &. Robin ..... IA 4
Time. 2.5l&i. 2.501a. 2.501a
240 class, Time. 2.35}4. 2.39. 2.39
". g. Morrill,, Dexter, G. m. Surprise ......l
Hollis Reynolds, Unity, G. g. Plato. .......3 ?
.. 3. woodbury., Lewiston, Nat Otis.......2 0
=. f. SaWtellc, Bangor, b. NJ. Queen. ~ 4
MINUTE CLASS.
VI. De uS W est Cdlnucn,lD M hltty NC
Lelltn ........................l | j
G. a. Mckinney, Monroe, b. S. Knox Chief ?
Dr. Iafts, Clinton, b. m. Clinton Maid. ....3 3
G. Il. Thurlough, Monroe, Letlo, b. s.....4 0
Time. 2.40. 2.4l1a. 2.424a.
SWEEPSTAKES RACE.
Frank Hastings, Rockland, blk, $. Watch
maker. ......................l
W. e. Morrill,, Dexter, b. 5. Aroostook Boy..2 ?
ii: NJ Bean, Camden, g. g. John...... ......3 3
Time. 2.36ls. 2.33l4 $50.
THE RACES. As usual the races at the Belfast
trotting park last week were very good, and many
who have attended all the fairs this season say they
were the best in the State The race between George
O., of this city, and Matchmaker, of Damariscotta,
was holly contested it requiring six heats to de-
eide. The victory, however, was with George 0.
The first heat was dead one, the two horses COM
ing in head and head. On the second heat George
o. behaved badly, coming in in the rear. George o.
and Matchmaker are among the best trotters in the
State, and can easily make mile in less than 80
There were two races trotted W ednesday afternoon
the three minute and two forty class. The first