Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-05
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 5. 1888.

\ nice patchwork quilt by Miss Edna
Sprague, years old, lst prize; Patchwork
Quilts, mot quilted lst. Miss c. E. Rogers
I'd, Miss Cora Maxwell; Domestic Yarn, LIST,
Mrs. c. Metealf; Woolen Stockings, Nit
tens, etc, lst, Miss A. Metcalf; Rag CARPET,
lst, Chase; Crochet Work, Mrs. Toothaker
2i, Miss Emily Adams. Best pair oxen
! lst, Lorenzo MetcaIf; ID, VIM. Maxwell /;
| Sd, Rufus Maxwell. Beef oxen-lst, Jesse
I. True; I'd, Emery Metealf; 50, d. n.
Fogg. Steers of all ages. years old-lst,
3. Colby; I'd, A. Peacock; Sd, j. W. Tuck
er.-2 years old, lss, c. A. Edgecomb; 2d,
ID. Meader. year old, lst, W. II. Wal
dron; I'd, W. K. Robinson. Calyes-lst,
ID. r. Dingley 2d, F. 0. Berry. Odd calf
W. A. Waldron. Trained calyes-lst, F.
o. Berry. Draft oxen feet and over-lst,
A. Peacock; I'd, Lorenzo Metcalf. Less
than feet, lst, Josiah Weymouth; 2d, VIM
Maxwell; I'd, B. W. Berry. Two year old
steers-lst, c. A. Edgecomb; I'd, A. Pea
cock. One pair OF cattle owned by Lewis
champion load of the day There were 80
head of cattle on exhibition. Matched
oxen-lst, Emery Metcalf; I'd.
VIM. Maxwell; Sd, X. S. Maxwell
True; year old, LIST to same. Bulls
Maine State Club Jersey, two one year old
bulls. lst and second preferences. Stallions
LIST W. F. Merriman. The committee say
this horse showed very nice on the ground
easy, elastic step, and We think he well mer-
ited the prize he received at the State Fair.
Sheep-Cotswold, LIST, VIM. Maxwell.
Lambs-Shropshire, lst, X. S. Maxwell.
Butter-lst, Mrs. X S. Maxwell. Corn
S rowed LIST, W. MAXWELL I'd, 5. Smith
u rowed, lst Leander Metcalf. Sweet corn
list, Mrs. S. ii. Rogers. Vegetables
potatoes, Late Rose, lst, L. n. Pinkham
Carks No. /, lst, j. Purinton; Aroostook
Blush, LIST, j. Purnton; Hebron, lst, G.
Roberts, Jr. Burbank, lst, G.. Roberts, Jr
Pumpkins, lst, L. Metcalf; ID, 7, McCaus-
land Sd, Mr.. 5. Ii. Rogers California, lst,
Robert Potter. Squash, lst, Mr.. 5. II.
Rogers, %, l.. Metcalf, Monmouth, lst, &.
w. Edgecomb. Cabbage, lst, W. +.
Adams; I'd, Il. W. Cunningham.
Turnip, S. Williams lst, j. 5. Hatch 2nd
Fancy work, darned lace, pillow shams, Miss
Cora NJ. Neal lst felt tides, Miss Tillie f.
Rogers lst Efiie b. Lyle I'd, Alice Williams
3rd ; crochet tides, (linen) Miss Lille L.
Rogers Ist; worsted tides, Mrs. Sarah A.
Ring lst, A. L. Smith I'd; java tiaris, Mrs.
A. Chase lst, Miss l. Ashford I'd, Mrs. L.
n. Pinkham Sd; silk quilts, lst Mrs. Nellie
NJ. Davis, 2nd Mrs. Linnie S. Merrill, 3rd, |
Mrs. Huntington. Silk table scarf, Miss
Alice NJ. Tibbetts, lst. Pin cushion, mats,
etc, lst Mrs. Sarah A. Ring. Crochet
work bag, Master Willie W. Keyes, lst.
Crochet table mats, lst, Mrs. L. N. Pink
ham Hand lace work, lst, Miss Cora NJ.
Neal. Lace work, Mrs. Linuie S. Merrill,
lst. Slumber robe, lst, Mrs Carrie Lyle.
Linen splasher, lst, Miss Alice Williams.
Hand painted banner, lst, Mrs Linnie Mer-
rill. Magazine holder, lst, Mrs. II. Hunt
ington. Mrs. Leonard II. Merrill of West
Gardiner showed some very nice tides one
Harrison and Morton tidy, red, white and
blue, we think takes the lead. Mrs f. X.
Jack of Bowdoinham showed a very nicely
wrought slumber robe also camp chair with
silk cover, brush case, thermometer case
and calendar holder