The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-10-08
The Races.

third. The purse was $50, divided, S12 to frSt,
SUMMARY.
G. N. Stanwood. b. g. Put. / /
G. G. Place, b. &. Little Billy ly.............2 2 3
H. E. Dyer, 6. 6. Tom Hendricks. 8 2
G. f. Hannaford, blk g. David ii - 49,. 5 dr'n
Time-3.13, 3.l21a, 3.O31s.
In the ESQ class Josie NJ. won three straight
heats, trOtting each one steadily. There were six
starters in the first heat, but after that Mariana r.
dropped out. The purse was $45, divided. $25 to
first $12, to second and So to third Following Is
the
A. g. Sawyer, ch. m. Josie M M:..........-.l l l
j. Scott Jordan, br. g. Little JIM. ..........3
DR.. Southwick b. g. Frank kA............,.4 3
Reuben Dyer, ch. g. Skedaddle. ............2
Geo. Frazier, br. m. Jennie H........... &c 8
Frank Nutter, br. m. Mariana R............5 dr'n
Time-2.521s, 2.521s, 2.54
Premiums Awarded.
The, following is list of additional premiums
awarded:
HORSES.
Best exhibition of strength by one pair of horses
under 220o pounds weight, G. L.. Robinson, Scar
boro, 1st.
Best single horse c. L. Robinson, Scarboro,
1st; S. B. Carter, Scarboro, I'd.
BUTTER.
Best butter, Mrs. Geo. Hudson, Scarboro, list; !;
Mrs. Geo. Carter, Scarboro, I'd; Mrs. Edward
Loyeitt, Scarboro, Sd; Granville McKenney,
Scarboro, 4th
Best brown bread, Mrs. CA. Donnell, Searboro,
1st.
DRAFT OXEN
Best exhibition of strength by one yoke of oxen
feet inches and under H. S. Jones, Scarboro,
1st; VIM. Fogg, Scarboro, I'd; Simon Carter, Scar
boro Sd.
Best exhibition of strength by one yoke of oxen
over feet inches and under feet 10 inches,
VIM. Warren, Scarboro, 1St Z. Leavitt, ScarDoro,
I'd; HI. Morrison, Scarboro, Sd.
Best exhibition of strength by one yoke of oxen
over 6 feet 10 inches and under z feet inches,
G; Carter, Scarboro, 1st; G: Hanson, Searboro,
I'd &. Scamman, Scarboro, Sd.
Best exhibition of strength by one yoke of oxen
7 ieet 2 inches and over, d. o. Plummer, Scar
boro, 1st G. Carter, Scarboro, I'd; John C. Burn
ham, Scarboro, Sd.
COLTS, sTALLIoNs AND MARES.
Best 8 year old colt, Mrs. B. S. Larrabee, Scar
Best year old colt, Hiram Higgins, scarboro,
1st.
Best stallion, W. B. Nutter, Scarboro, 1st.
Best mare with foal, David Plummer Scarboro,
1st; F. A. Skillings, Cape Elizabeth, I'd
GRAIN AND VEGETABLES.
Traced Indian corn B. F. Carter, Scarboro. 1st;
Z: S. Libby, Scarboro, I'd; Granville Mckenney,
Traced pop corn, d. O. Plummer, Scarboro, 1st;
Scott Fickett Scarboro, I'd.
Ruta Baga turnips, Scott Fickett, Scarboro, LIST.
English turnips, j. r. Neweomb, Scarboro, 1st.
Carrots, Henry F. Bowers, Scarboro, lst,
Sugar beetS. same.
Turnip beets, G. ". Allen. Cape Elizabeth, tst.
Yellow eyed beans. Scott Pickett, soarooro, lst;
Onions, Andrew Sawyer. Cape Elizabeth, 1st;
CIV. Alien Cape Elizabeth, I'd
Wheat, G. E. Jordan, Cape Elizabeth, 1St; n. l.
Sawyer, Cape Elizabeth, I'd.
Oats oSts-N Nj |; Sawyer. Cape Elizabeth, 1st; C. E.
Scarboro, 1st; Stephen Seaman, Cape Elizabeth,
Cd; VIM. Fogg, Scarboro, Sd.
Largest number of varieties of posatOes-N B.
Love, Scarboro list.
Best six marrow squash--M. F. Dyer, Cape
Elizabeth, 1st; O. L. Robinson. Cape Elizabeth.
I'd.
Savoy Cabbage. R. Neweomb, Scarboro, 1st.
Best six cabbage, any variety-J. r: Newcomb,
Scarboro, 1st; N; |. Sawyer, Cape Elizabeth; "a.
abeth, 1st; MoultOn +. Dyer, Cape Elizabeth, I'd.
Best collection of vegetables, not less than ten
varieties of one bushel each-N. B. Lane, ScarDo-
The committee recommended special premi-
um the collection of Lemuel Mill1ken, the
pumpkin of Enoch Loyeitt, and squash OF Danel
Cobb
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES AND FANCY ARTI
Giles.
Cut fiowers-Mrs. D. Spaulding, 1st Mrs. Will
liam Fogg I'd
House plants-Leila Latham, 1st; Emily Ste
venson, I'd
Motto-Mrs. Warren Brown, 1st Mrs F. A.
Fancy table, Mrs. Marshall Moulton, 1st.
Fancy basket-Mrs. William Studley, 1st.
Oil painting-Mrs. Frank Congdon, 1St.
Braided rug-Mrs. F. 0. Sawyer 1St; Mrs. Ella
Pratt, I'd.
Drawn rag rug-Mrs. Ella Pratt, 1st Mrs. Geo.
W. Carter. I'd.
Knit rag rug-Mrs. Bertha waterhouse, 1st
Mrs. w. H. Mclaughlin, I'd.
Knit yarn rug-Mrs d. Plummer, 1st; Mrs. Geo.
p. Libby, I'd.
Fancy rug-Mrs Charles Lindall, 1st
Woolen stoekings-Mrs. G. A. Donnell, list; Mrs.
A. Jordan, 3D.
Double mittens-MrS. Sarah p. Plummer 1St;
Charles Whitney, I'd.
Cotton stockings-Mrs. E. C. Jordan. 1st.
Patchwork quilt Mrs. Mehitable Carter, 1st;
Nor u Enxula
woolen Puff-Betsy Burnham. 1st.
Log Cabin Quilt-Mrs. John B.Merrill, 1st; Mrs
silk Qliit-Mrs, E. H. Webster, 1st; Mrs. A. L.
White Counterpane-Mrs. B. c. Miles, 1st.
Crochet Shirt-Cara May Jordan, 1st; Clara
Snow, I'd.
Knit Shirt-Annie l. Seaman, 1st.
Painted BannerS-Mrs. T. p. Adams 1St; Miss
Josie Seaman, 3D.
Fancy Bag-Mrs. VIM. Mclaughlin, 1st; Mrs.
VIM. Mclaughlin, I'd.
SeaIaman, I'd.
Childs sacque-Clara Snow, 1st; Clara Snow,
Splashers- Walter Robie, 1st; Mamie T. Libby,
Slipper Case-Mrs. VIM Mclaughlin 1st.
Worsted Flowers-Mrs. E. T. Benner, list; Ma
Worked Banners-Mrs. f. A. Miller, 1st; Mrs.
Nellie Carter, I'd.
:, Mexican work-NIrs. Eva Higgins, 1st; Mrs.
: Afghan-Mrs William Study, 1st; Mrs. C. A.
Donnell, I'd.
Crochet Tardy-Mabel Ticket, 1st
w Worsted Tidy-Nellie Gardiner, 1st; Emma F.
Netted Tidy-Mrs. C. A. waterhouse LIST and
I'd.
Linen Tidy-Lzzie c. Pullen 1st.
Crazy Tidy.Mrs. Nellie Moody, 1st; Mrs. VIM.
Mclaughlin, I'd.
Macremae Tidy-Mrs Granville McKenney, list;
Mrs. VIM. Mclaughlin, I'd,
Painted Tdy-Nettie Lowe, 1st; Mrs. Marshal
MOulton, I'd.
Scrap Album-Edith Scamman 1st.
Lace Collar-Mrs. Hattie Davis 1st Mrs. James
Ottoman-Mrs. VIM Study, 1st; Henry Bowers,
Sofa Pillow-Ada Libby, 1st; Mrs. John Dyer,
Worsted Cape-Nelle Snow, 1st.
Toilet Set-Nellie Latham, 1st: AIDA Libby,
Worked Table Scarf-Mrs VIM. Study, 1st:
Mrs. Clarence Dodge, I'd.
Towel shan~Mrs. Charles Libby, 1st.
Worsted mats1Mrs. Warren Brown, 1st; Mrs.
J. C. Rundlett, I'd.
Pin cushon-Mary Whitney, 1st
Bracket lambrequin-Sarah Larrabee 1st
Muslin embrodery-Mrs John G. Allen, 1st.
Thermometer-FlOraG Gardner, 1st
Mantle lambrequin-Mrs. Charles Lindall, 1st !;
Mrs C. c. Norton I'd.
Canvas tidy-Mrs. c. A. Donnel lst; Mrs. E. c.
Tray coth--Sadie Libby, 1st.
e.T5d.s Table coyer-C rre Burbank, 1st; Mrs. VIM.
Knit Edgings-Mary c. Libby, 1st
SPECIAL PROGRAMME.
Feather Edge Laee-Mary F. Harris,
ano Covering-Mrs. Charles Lindall
SOFA Ildy-Nlrs j. c. Rundlett
/ flet Set-Mrs Eliza Libby.
4 q me me Made Coyerlid +, A. Jordan.
4 tDle CQyer-Mrs G. A. nonnell
Paper Flowers-Mrs. L. w. Piummer.
L ee Apron-Florence Frank and Mrs. John
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