The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-10-10

stretch but the former horse being OF
such size as TO be eased around the turns.
SanchO got lead too much for him to
over come, and won, with Fred NJ sec.
ond.
The third heat was similar in character
TO the first, with the exception that
Iiconic failed TO keep up to his speed at
ter the first half allowing Sancho second
position.
There was a tedious wait before the
fourth heat was called, and the moon was
shining. In scoring Fred M seemed to
loose his head, breaking badly. the first
he had made for the day. fter the word
was given he continued In breaking, and
Sancho had the race well In hand to the
quarter pole. At this time the little
horse made break, requiring him to be-
stopped dead still, and Ticonic got a
long lead and won easily. The race was
postponed until morning.
good sized crowd was out to see the
finish Saturday morning, when the fastest
time and best heat of the meeting wa.
trotted. The horses got the word on the
first score, and Tconic Sc. the speed for
the first half, with Sancho aclose second,
from there to the three quarters they
made pretty race, Fred NJ. gaining on
them; at this point Fred M. Tapped the
leader, Sancho, and they came into the
stretch in this position, Fred NJ beating
the little horse out by half length.
The summary
ago cLAss-PuRsE Siss.
a. Marston. Skowhegan' Fred VI / 2i3
&c Mcclellan, Skowhegan, Sancho , / a
~ " ltham, Waterville, Ticonic. 81
Iinc-aT IA, ago Ia. a54 "a, a.37, a.33 Ia,
etween heats A. X. Perkins chestnut
s'"ilion, Cunard, Jr., trotted a very pref
I, Aalf mile without skip in LA not
hstanding the heavy track and the
b. stallion Fred Boon was given a full
mile, pushed by runner in 24l.
AWARDS In THE HALL.
Glass Field Crops. Field corn, S
Emerson, |; w. T. French, 2 Pop
corn, G. A. Williams, | Orville b. Snow
2. Buck wheat, NJ. o. Dean, /. Oats, f.
ID. Packard, |. Peas, NJ o. Desn, |.
Yellow Eyed Beans, Archie L. Weston, Il
X. w. Homestead, 2 White beaus, X.
w. Homestead, l. Pumpkins, Herbert
Jewett, Edmund Knight, 2. Pie pump
kins, A. Crawford, Gra,uity.
Glass 2.-Vegetables Garden Veeeta
hles, Edmund Knight, Ii; S. f. Emerson,
2. Best cabbage, s. F. Emerson, / w.
=, 49, 'doash' Haiuiuei
Nla.'o"' a. "iii'aiis' Z; n y. res
G S d, best onions, turner Reed l. X.
w. no'nesIeau, M. " Dean q Best
n ms. -, b. H. F rp l. "A, crawford, z.
Harris . Pest csrrct. Iohn S,, n3"e'.
Lafayette Merrill 2. Best potatoes, f.
ID. Packard, =, Orville Is Snow, 9 and 3.
C,a.s -Er,;, pos, Exhih;,;o, A.,
nles Ricknail Re-, d,anIan u ~
Sto,,ard II. Ghas C.nfora u'or'"s' a. M
a pears 6 nintr.1i ' 'I, anso N' An'''''
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Class 4-floral DECORATIONS Potted
Tia h, H,HA,u Meoo' - a. mclntlre' q
- a "cihl're' l. bouquets, IL. r.
'in'''z- l.
Glass 5-Dairy Products. Cheese, Mrs
Robert Harris and 4; Mrs. William
Toman. I'd; Mrs. Il ID. Packard, 3. But
ter, Mrs. H. ID. Packard, l; Mrs, Il. O
Harris, 2; Mrs. G. w. Neil, B; Mrs. Rob
ert Harris, 4.
Glass 6.-IIonev, Maple Sugar and
Syrup. Honey, W. II. Norton, /, Maple
Syrup, U. l.. Fos., /; N. Antill ;. Maple
sugar, N. Antiil, and =. Canned Fruit,
Mrs' L. bea'' l.
Glass Leather Goods. George Wey-
mouth l Geo. HAYES, I'd.
Class s.-Edge Tools. Stoves and Cast
ings. Scythes Grass Hooks. Hay Knives,
etc, G. & M. Nolin, |. Hammers and
Hatchets. c. A. Williams & Co, 2. Stoves
and Castings, G. W. Gray, |.
Glass 9-Furniture. Brapp and Var
ney, lst.
Glass ll.-IIousehold Manufacture.
Rag carpetinp. Mrs, x A Withee /.
Mrs. l.. Beal. 2. Braided rug Mrs q
Nolin, /; Mrs. w. +. French. 3 Rest
Knit Yarn Rugs. Mrs. Cbas. Murnbv. i.
Mrs. W. Il. French, 2. Best hooked rug
Mrs. l.. Beal, |; Mrs. WIN. Groder, .
Rest silk ouilt. Mrs sarah A. Rar,le,t !
Mrs. Stephen GRAHAM, 2. Best patch
work quilt, Mrs. Mary b. Cummings, /;
Mrs. l.. Beal, 2. Wooden quilt. Mrs j
W. McDermid, Gratuity. Best wooden
hose, Mrs. l.. Beal, | Mrs. Y. A. Wthee.
2. Best double mttens, Mrs. L. Beal, L.
Wool flannel, Mrs. l.. Beal, /; Mrs. T.
Mclntire, 2. Yarn, Ethel May French, |.
Clas. l2.-Goods Manufactured in the
County. Display by Milburn Mat and
Buster Co. John Mcclellan. |.
C,.ss "a Na.a,o AID p.,ou w.,
Corriano Afnhan ~ rsin "". 80
partriSno . So. nii,,na S, -, ' Gnn
d.. n,.naho cn,,,.i.'t IT.. NJ,
Chns Mil ". na,; C,np
Tnh1a sao.f NJ ~ AZ
ocot. u'i'nau' mts' hu. spear, D. Ap-
~. w II 49, c.. Ne s
w II Nnr,nr Got Tah1o nnnor NJ
"i''
', mas mliier' urAI' Linen EoS'hg' aoole
hiiVoi' nra..
olass f,-riclures. vi falhthss,
MIS-. - M Lsllocrt, / MISS maoei Meht-
woreh' "iace Coioy' pfat' "ater
Hoiors, Mrs. =; hamoerI, MISS
iaoei wentworth Msoei wentworth
Hrat. Gragon' H. l.. Cushihg' II u r.
Mcihtosh' e
Glass 5.-Miscellaneous Articles. An
cent Arithmetic, Mrs. w. II. Weston
Stone Frame and Longfcllow, also San
dalwood Fan, Blanch Sayward. Indian
Cap and Infants Stockings, Mrs. j, S.
Mitchell. Brussels Soap, +. S, Prescott.
Display of Groceries, Geo. ID. Arnold
Display of Groceries, ii. ID. Patterson.
Game table and picture fame, Frank
Drury. Miniature ship and Clogs }. w
w ood. HAIR wreath, Mrs. w. f. French
) pieces Terrelene Pottery. Mrs. Berj.
Cannon. One spool holder Mrs. John
Corvette: Somerset Steam Laundry,
Chas. Vosmus. Decorated Single,
Smith Whittier. Gratuities recommended
on above exhibits.
AWARDS Al '"h rA"h'
SHoR1noRNs-full blood bulls wears
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