The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-10-05

Exhibition of apples, 1st, David Plummer
plates OF apples. 1st, N P. Sawyer; I'd, Jos
Dyer.
Greenings, 1st, Daniel Plummer; I'd. DAME
= Plate nod heads, 1st, Joseph Bracket; I'd, D
| Sweet apples, 1st, Walter Dyer; I'd, Sarah Lib
Pears. 1st, Joseph Bracket; I'd, Jason Plum
| Grapes, 1st, Joseph Brackett
| FANCY ARTICLES.
| Moolen yarn, 1st, Mrs. Almira Collins; 3D. Mrs
| 5. Il. Hummer
Woolen hose, 1st, NJ. E. Grover.
| Cotton hose, 1st, Mary e. Harris
Double mittens, 1st Mrs Sas Skillin; I'd Mrs
n Drawn raw rag rug 1st Mrs. Geo. f. Plummer; I'd
Drawn yarn rug. 1st, Mrs. s. P. Plummer.
% dFaMtchwork Ms1 gull, Ilst Mrs. Dominicus Libby
Mrs. Robert Libby ~
Woolen quilt, lst, Annie NJ KiIday I'd, Mrs. C.
six quilt. 1st, Addie F. Dyer; I'd, Mrs. c. L. Iu-
| gals.
Crazy quilt, lst, Blanche Carmen.
rs NIL ScoI'ateTpane, lst Mrs. Nick johnson; 3D.
Knit yarn rug, 1st, Mrs. E. ]. Allen; I'd, Mrs.
Braided rug, 1st, J. T. Alexander; I'd, Mrs. E.
n Fancy rug, lst, Mrs. E. M. Mariner; I'd. Mrs.
NJ A. IiDDy.
Carriage afghan 1st, Annie /. Seaman; I'd.
Mrs. G. L. ingalls,. ~
Sofa afghan, 1st Sadie Richardson; 3D. Mrs.
T.. L. Carmen.
sota pillow, 1st Lizzie E. Seaman; ID Mamie
Foot rest, LIST, Mrs. Robert Libby.
n Worsted iSs shawl, 1st, Nellie Latham; 3D. Mary
Worsted cape, 1st, Matte Peterson.
lou Lonet set, lst, Mrs. Otis Kaler; I'd. Carrie G.
Pillow shams, 1st Florence Webb
IaDie cover 1st, Mrs. Almira Kaler.
Bracket.
Mantel lambrequin, LIST, Rhoda A. Orr; I'd, Jen-
.splasher, lst, Lena Peterson; I'd. Ella NJ Lib
ladies' apron. LIST, Mary t. Libby; I'd, Lizzie E.
knit skirt, 1st, Nellie Latham, %. Matte Peter
son.
Shopping bag, LIST, Nellie Latham.
Banner painted, LIST, Mrs. Almon w. Jordan:
I'd, Mrs. G. G. Norton.
. Embroidered banner, 1st, Florence Webb, I'd,
Knit edging, 1st, Mary E. Hams, I'd, Elna Lib
BY.
Worsted tidy. 1st, H. Eta Peables; I'd. Mrs.
M Melted tidy, lst. Mrs. Ruth waterhouse; End,
Mrs. Ruth Waterhouse.
canvas tidy, 1st Mrs. George Moulton.
Thread tidy, 1st, Matte Peterson I'd, Nellie
Latham.
Daisy tidy lst, Mrs. E. M. Mariner; I'd, Lizzie
Embroidered tidy, 1st, Lizzie e. Seaman.
Oil painting, 1st Mrs. f. II. Hilton; I'd, Mrs. C.
L. ingalls,.
Collection of house plants, 1st, Emily Steven
son; I'd, Rilla Latham
I. Alexanders
Bouquet flowers, 1st, Gregory Bimson.
The committee was Mrs. j. E. Henley,
Portland; Miss III. E. Harmon, New Glou-
cester; Mrs. W. B. Nutter, Scarboro.
The York County Show.
SAco, Oct 4.-The first three trots in the
York County Fair came off at the NEW driv-
ing park this afternoon. The track was in
fine shape and strong field of horses en-
tered. In the 2.35 class there were eight
starters, Harry D., owned by c. w. Davis of
Dover, N. H., won in three straight heats
without break. The horses were well
punched throughout each heat. C. II. Nell
sons Herolight had not recovered from the
recent accident at Mystic and he made a
poor showing, being drawn after the second
heat Guilford Boy, owned by HI. S. Ran
kins OF Rochester, easily won the 2.45 race,
leading in three straight heats. There were
six starters in the four year old race. The
bay gelding Blacksmith, owned by o. w.
Ramsey Of Rochester, captured it in three
heats. The following is a summary of the