The Portland daily press., 1884-10-03
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Toilet set Lena Hutehins.
Hoods, Mrs. W. W. Thomas, 1St; Mrs.. ). &.
Afghans. Mrs Samuel Bell, 1st; Mrs. James Saw
yer I'd.
Panel, Mrs Elwell.
Picture frame, S. M. Rideout.
Picture. A. G. Rdeout, list; Mrs. Albert Sueetsir,
liepousse work. Mrs. ". W. Thomas.
Motto, Mrs. E. j. Shurtlef.
8, Drawings. Emmie Winslow. LIST: Susie Winslor,
Fancy basket, Mary A. Clough.
o. IMittens, Mrs Samuel Bell, LIST; Evelyn Morrill,,
Knit edgng, Sophia Haskell.
burn, 3D.
Crochet tidy, H. B. Merrill, lst; Addio winslov.
Sofa pillow, Mrs Cyrus Loper
Lambrequin Cora B. Doloff. .
Lamp mat, Mrs. Hale Leighton, LIST; D. H. Bod
Pin cushion, Ella D. Baker, LIST; MrI. o. Barnum,
Hand embroidery, Mrs. Susan York.
Cape, Eta Suout.
skirts, L. S. Merrill LIST; Mrs j <. Pullsn, I'd.
Suspenders, Mrs. U. X. DENIM.
Banner Mrs. q. B. Herrick.
Carved work, Annie Purington.
Table scarf. Mrs. j. +. Knight.
Table cover, Mrs. Samuel Bell.
SUMMARY.
Two-ffty race; purse 500.
A. q Sa.. yer, b. e. Harry L..,........,-....4 L.
J. Brooks, Annie ....... ............... > 3
a. p Woodbury., Mary Nadd d...............9 Z /
Time-2,45 2.45 245.
The race to be finished today at 10 e,siesk. n.
Judges-E. l.. G bb + Hayee Z. n. GrsslJ.
SUMMARY.
Sweepstakes; free to al purse $40.
J. e. Noyes br m, Little Nell. ........ ..,1 2
|; / B; s We deury; bT. G j. ".....".....""s I
Time-2.44i4, 2.42, 2 Az. 2.4b.
This race will be finished at 10 O'Clock today.
The Kennebee show ana Fair.
WINTHROP, Oct. 2-The last day Of The
Kennebec show closed with good weather asd
the Maine State Agricultural College at Orono
delivered an address, his subject being the
Requisites for successful farming" Reports
of the awarding committees followed.
In the afternoon the trotting opened ct
O'Clock. The first race was for horses not In
the two-forty class, in which Scissors, owned
by Maxim of Wayne, Little Flossie By Gala
of Augusta, Jennie P. by Palsiier Of Wayne.
Young Gen. Knox by Stinchfsld Of wAyns
started. Little Flossie won In thrss straight
heats; BEST time 2 45; Scissors second, Jennie
P third, Young Gen. Knox fourth.
The second race was the 2.40 class, and
Kitty Knox, owned by Cobb Of Augusta; Pay.
stock by Maxim OF Wayne; Snow Bird By
Burgess of Fayette, Moldy by Rogers Of Bel.
grade; Speed Horse by Sylvester Of Augusts,
started. Paysteak won in three straight heats;
best time 2.42; Kitty Knox second; Snow
Bird third, Moldy fourth, Speed Horse Last.
In the sweepstakes Shaw's Knox, owned By
Shaw Of Augusta; Ned by Craig of BostoA;
Scissors BY Maxim of Wayne, Jennie P. By
Pulsiier Of Wayne started. Shaw's Knox won
In three straight heats; best time 237; Ned
second, Scissors third, Jennie P. fourth.
The show has been the most successful one
for years, and the crowd was estimated TO Be
the largest ever on the grounds.
Piscaiaquis CeatraI Fair.
DOVER, Oct. 2.-The thirty first annual fair
of the Pisestaquis Central Agricultural
Society opened to-day at their park In For
croft. The show of stock and display in the
hall was good, and the attendance large. To-
morrow will be devoted to the horse show and
trotting.
West WashinRtOn Fair.
MAcHIAs, Oct. 2.--Ths West Washington
fair closed its two days show at Jonssboro
this afternoon. The exhibition by the farmers
aud mechanics was the largest aud beat for
ten years. Four thousand people attended.
In the 2.40 class Walter Yocne's horse, Joe,
won the first money; time 247. In the three
minute class Nathan fuckers horse Rather
wJn first money; tims 243. In the sweep
stakes e. Fl GrseIey's horse Hiram cams In
first; time 2.34.