Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-11

Rug; Mise Nettie VI. Bradley, Hafloweli,
Second.
Afghan.-Miss Carrie McKenney, F:Tsi:
Mrs. f. z. Beck. Second
SILK Quilt Mrs. E. A. Sauborn, HalosT-
ell, First; Mrs. f. Gilbert, Second.
Poultry BEST collection of thoroughbred
fowl. MFs c, F. Fletcher; L. T. Williams
first on White Plymouth Rock fowl, second
on chicks and first on Gray Plymouth Rock
chicks; 5. A Miller. second; Mrs. c. T
Fletcher. first on White Plymouth Rock
chicks. first On White Wyandotte fowl. first
Oh Golden Wyandotte chicks; Harry II.
Fuller, first on Partridge Cochins; Emma &
Grace Fuller. first on Golden Seabrighs
fowl first on chicks; ). A. Miller. first on
pen of " bite Brahma fowl, first on trio Of
chicks Harry Fl. FulIer, first on White
Pekin ducks, first Ca young ducks; James ;.
Duncan, first Oh young ducks.
Dairy-Mrs. e. f. Fletcher. first ON
print butter: Mrs. NIL Robbins, Winthrop,
second: james II. Bean, Sidney, first 90
plain cheese.
Best FARM DIsrLsr--J. II. and George
4. Yeaton, Ist. 50; Willard Lonsfellow, ID
50; C.. Sylvester, nleritoriou>; Hospital,
worth OF the State; keanebee Arsenal, worth
Of United States; X. +. Penney, fine display
and worth Of prize G. Coitle, fine display
and worth OF prize.
w. l.. fHOMP-os, Augusta.
J. VI. CARPENTER, Plttston.
Miscellaneous H. Britt irst on dress
ing case Ellis f. Satting second on knife
work Thomas +. More, Readfield, first on
vessel.
Cotton quilts ". NJ. Bogler first
Mrs. NJ VI. Brown, second.
Pillow .hams-Mrs. Ida Coalburn, first
at the Park-The Horses and Races.
Notwithstanding the cold there was good
sized crowI at Capital Park yesterday after
coon. The track IN even better condt-
ton than on the day previous, as is shown
by the good time made in the different
classes. The judges, r + Became and David
Hanscom Of Haliowell, and C. q. Tibbeits
of this city, started the races promptly at
T. NJ The postponed four year Old race
was won il the first heat by Puritan Knox
Time, 2 50 Dana was second and won sec
ond money. Emma j, takes third money
AMI Walter ID. ith, purse OF $50. HE
postponed race of the 2 80 class vas won BY
Dr. Neal in the irst heat Time, 2 80.
Gypsy I'd, Matchmaker, Jr., Indpend-
ent was drawn. Purse, $50.
MINUTE CLASS.
C. b Cobb, Augusta, b. 9. indie
pendent, / !
A. f. Marson, Pittston, z. z. DR.
Neal, 3
Il f. Story, Hallowell b. m.
Lady Franklin, 2
II. - Pinkham, Hallowell, c. &.
Daniel H., 3 4 4
Time--2.50. 252, 2.54, $50. Purse, $50.
2.40 CLASS.
Thomas McGugin, Gardiner, b. z.
Garfield, |
Geo. Stackpole, Waterville, g. M.
Mary s.,
C. A, Hoyt. Winthrop, b IN. Gypsy, , 3
Time-2.44. 2.43, 4.49. Purse, s75.
KUNsING RACE,
c. W. Trask, Augusta, &, Sorrel
Dan, |
W. II. Reid, Augusta, m, Fanny, 2 2
- IlalIowell, b K, Bold Danger, 3
Purse, $40. Time, ,02, / 90
aESrLEMEN's DRIVING HoRsEs.-Best 2 in 3
half mile heats.
H. Cony, Augusta, &, /
| Elias Marson, Augusta, blk &,
| f. NJ. Bowman, Augusta, b m, 3
Time 80, 100.
SAllions.-i years old and over, J. III.
Grant, Augusta, Cushnoc, first; Frank Beck.
| Augusta kennebec second; :. A. Bartlett,
Belgrade, Puritan Knox, third.
| Draft Stalllons-~G. A. & II. Cony, Angus
| ia Stockman, 1880 lbs, yrs, first; +. W.
| simmons, Augusta, King Clyde, 1860 lbs 4
yrs old. seconi.
Three-Year-Old-C. T. Stackpole, Gard-
ner, Venture, first; Benjamin Maxim,
Wayne, Walker d, second; j. II. II. Grant,
Augusta, Game Boy, Sd.
Brood Mares.-Charles Remission, Aug
usta first; j. Hayes, Randolph, second /;
Ammi Church, 3rd.
Draft Mares.-Elmer Trask, Augusta,
first Il. Percival. Augusta, second.
Mares with foal by side.-E. Percival,
| first; Elmer Trask, second
Spring Colts.-C. Remission, first; Ammi
Church, second; NJ Fitzgerald, third.
One year Old.-T. A. Bartlett, Belgrade
first; Stephen Tracy, Augusta, second; G..
W. Dudley, Augusta, third.
Two year ODD. NJ. Smith, Hallowell,
first; W r. Bartlett, Sidney, second; J.
Brown, Augusta. third.
Three year old-W w. Landers, Augusta
first; Alonzo Chesley, second; J. Duncan
third
Four year old. w Curtis, w. Gardi-
ner, first
\ white Indian pony was exhibited by
Earnest Michaelis and one by Rex o. Chase
which could be carried in mans arms