The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30
East Madison Fair.


ciety, held its first cattle show and fair
at East Madison, Oct. l4th, 1870 aud be-
low are the preferences given.
Stations year Odds, M. X. Haryille,
/; by Harbinger. year olds, g. W
Mclaughlin, L; by Cunard Jr. ! year
old, NJ. o. Dean, / by "Wesserrunsett
Chief"
Grade Stallions-James Redmond, /.
Colts year olds, G. W. Knights,
L. Stevens, 2; c. W. Knights. 8. 2 year
olds, L. W. Mclaughlin, /; Eugene Dan
forth. q Albion Squire. 8. year Odds,
NJ. q. Dean, |, A. j. Adams, 2; L. W.
Mclaughlin, 8.
Brood Mares-M. X. Harville, / Thorn
as Yields, 2; Thaxter Reed, 3
Carriage Horses-T. II. Bosworth, /
Geo. Gaylord, 2. Ed. Paine B.
Gentlemen's matched driving Horses
A. II. Bosworth,l.
Trotters-D. f. Hobart, &c WKnights,
2; Oscar Bush, 8.
Working Oxen-Eli Hoyt, Il S. S.
Woodman, 2; VIM. Harvilie, 3.
Beef Oxen Henry Palmer, / Eli Hoyt
2; VIM Harville.
Draft Oxen-El Hoyt, /; Mrs. Ell
Reed, 2; VIM. Harville, 3.
Steers-3 year ODDS, Albert Holt, l i;
Timothy Pike, 2; f. Dean, 3. 2 year
olds, Robert Haley, l; Thomas Yields
p Robert Haley, 3. iyear olds, Rob-
ert Haley, /; Albert Bosworth, 3; Henry
Palmer 3.
Cows-Stock cows, Timothy Pike l !;
c. W. Knights, 2; David Hobart.3
Mich Cows-D. +. Hobart, J. & r..
French, 2.
Jersey Cows-Stepben Messer /; d.
f. Hobart 2.
year old Heifers-Fores st Green, |.
2 year old Jersey Heifers-Frank Hol-
lis, l.
year old Heifers-L. D. Holmes, |;
Bert Harville, 2.
year old Heifers-Reuben Hussey, |.
Heifer calves-Hazen Green, l; ID. L.
Hobart, 2.
Thoroughbred stock-Dulham COW,
Robert Haley, /.
Hereford COW and calf, Kit Perkins, |.
Hereford heifer, year old, Kit Per-
kins, |.
Durham Bull year old, Thaxter
Reed, |.
Grade Bulls-Ed Savage, |.
Full blood Southdown buck-A. Adams,
|. Grade Southdown buck, A. S. Den
mis-, |.
Shropshire Bucks-L. d. Holmes
and 2; on eve lambs Forest Green,
2.
Swine and Pigs-J. & r. French, l, 2,
and 3. Albert Dennis L on litter pigs
Apples-Peter Savage, /; Thaxter
Reed, 2; Albert Holt 3.
Pototoes-Thaxter Reed, / Leland 4
Forest Bosworth, NJ. o. Dean, 3.
Ma
ard, .; r. Hussey, 3.
Cabbage. r. Eames, |; Z. Robbins
.; J. Reed, 8.
Oil Paintipgs-Florine Baker, land
scape; Gertie Thompson, marine view;
Ria Morrison, floral pansies; Mrs. Chas
Thompson exhibited very fine painting
of stag.
Fancy Work-Mrs. j. f. Chadborn,
mexican work pillow shams Clara Eames
outline Jennie Henderson, painted apron;
Mrs. L. French; white apron i Clara
Eames, q Mrs A. Dennis, hand embroid-
cry. Clara Eames, brackets and wood
album Jennie Henderson, outline splash
er, stand scarf etc. Mrs. Melvin Smith,
plush pallet; Mrs. j. w. Hussey, knit
lace Clara Palmer tray cloths; Jennie
Henderson, shells; Mrs. J. f. Chadborn,
peach crate work basket; Mrs Melvin
Smith, ancient basket, 100 years old;
Gertie Thomspon, table scarf; Mabel
Judkins, sofa pillow: Nellie Moore, mats,
paper roses and infants knit shirt and
blanket; Jennie Henderson, handkerchief
case, | Mrs. Martha Hobart, 2; Mrs. S.
L. Reed 3; Lora Baker, lace chair
scarfs; Mrs. Jennie Farnham, crocheted
yoke and sleeves; }. S. Young, tidy;
Mrs. Carrie Pike thermometer case and
OK yoke miniature; Mrs. Ida Reed, watch
case and card receivers Mrs. S. l.. Reed,
tidy; Mrs. L. French, tidy; Mrs. Sophro-
mia Stevens, tidy; Mrs. Carrie Pike, wor-
sted mat; Mrs. Eva Russell, sofa pillow
Mrs. Il. B. Hilton, q Blanche Chadborn
apron, crosstitch; two pretty tides by
girls aged seven and ten years of age,
names lost; Mrs. Melvin Smith, home
made towels; Mrs. Joseph Eames, nit
tens and feeting; Clara Eames, ladies'
fancy mittens.
Household manufactures-braided rug,
Mrs. Ella II. Jewett, / Mrs. 7. H. Bos-
worth, 2; Mrs. B. Hilton, 8. Yarn rug,
Mrs. Sarah Hollis / Mrs. S, B. vii.
liams, 2. Leaf rug, Mrs. S. b. williams,
l. Button rug, Mrs. A. Holt, /; Mrs S.
B. Williams, 2. Woven rug, Mrs. L.
French, /. Knit rug Mrs. d. f. Ho-
bart, /. Hooked rug, Miss Elgia Nc
Kenney, l. Mrs. Sophia Games, 2; Mrs
Ella M. Jewett, 3. Scarf rug, Mrs. Eva
RUSSELL /. Silk quilts Grace Hollis, Ii
Mrs, c. +. Tufts, 2; Mrs, E. F. RUSSELL
3. Silk squares, Mrs. L. P. Hurd, L.
Log cabin quilt, Mrs, Albert Holt. Il
Mrs. II. W. French, 2; Mrs David Ho-
bart, 3. Crazy quilts, Grace Hollis, /
Mrs. Albert Holt, 2. Steps to the White
house quilt, Mrs. David Hobart, l. Odd
square quilt, 1918 squares, Mrs. Albert
Holt, /. Basket quilt, Mrs. Albert Den
mis-, l. Double nine quilt, Mrs. Z. +.
Russell, /. Home made blanket, Mrs
h. w. French l. Wesserunsett Mill
blanket, Mrs. J. S. HaydeL, /. Hand
embroidered blanket, Mrs. Nellie Moore,
Knit bedspread and tidy, Mrs. Albert
Holt.
Special notice--Mr. Frank Chase, of
Cornville made good exhibit of crau-
berries from bog that was considered
worthless and which he has converted
to cranberry bed. Also Mr.. Thaxter
Reed made very fine exhibit of fruit,
some twenty varieties were shown.
A grist mill exhibited by David Ho-