The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-10-23
The N adlson Fair

Bridge was very successful one. The
awards were as follows:
Cattle-Town Team .starks, Ii Arson q,
Herds of cattle-J. VI. Hilton.
Draft OIen-large oxen, B.. A. Luce,
/; Edwin Gray, 2; D. /. Walker, 3.
Smaller Oxen-Frank Burns, / Otis NJ
Hilton, 2.
Working O1en-B. p. Hilton, i J. NJ.
Hilton, 2; J. v. Fletcher, 3.
Matched Oxen-Alvin Hilton, Edwin
Gray, 2; 0. NJ. Hilton, 3.
Matched steers, years old-E. K.
Walker, f.; A NJ. Hilton, 2.
Matched steers, years old-E. A Hi
ton, /; L. s. Moore. 2; +. s. Nichols, o
Matched calves. NJ. Hilton, / D. II.
Beef oxen. NJ. Hilton. /; J. V.
Fletcher, 2.
Beef steers, years old-CM Hllton,i
Beef steers, year ODD. NJ Hilton, l..
Oxen-R. F. Hilton, {. Z. Hawes, :
Ed. Taylor. 3.
Steers, years ODD P. Hilton, j.
T. Moore, q Edwin Gray. 3.
Steers. 2 years Old. n. Hilton, !;
Z. A. Hilton, 2; c. VI. Hilton, 8.
Steers, year ODD. W. Moore. /.
Calves-B. Il. Smith, !; J. NJ Hilton, 2
Boil Cayes-Morrill Walker, /.
Stock Cows-James Athearn, ! j. VI.
Hilton, 2; Asher ". Hilton, 3.
Heifers, years old. L. Weston, !.
Heifers, 2 years old-Nrs Alonzo Smith
Mich COWS, no report returned.
Eve sheep and lambs. Merino lambs
Edwin Gray, !; " C Blackwell, 2.
Shropshire lambs-Bert Hilton, |.
Leicester ewes-J V Fletcher i. Lambs,
Frank Moore, /.
Grade Lambs-Bert Hilton. /.
Merino Bucks N Hilton, /;
Frank Moore, 2.
Merino Lambs-Frsnk Moore, /.
Leicester Bucks-J. V. Fletcher, /.
Lambs, A Hilton, /.
Cotswold Bucks-E a Hi,ton,l. Lambs,
Hilton, /.
Southdown Bucks-U S Jones. /.
Grade Bucks-C Jones, /.
Draft Horses-Frank Burns, /; Orrtn
Lane, 2.
Stations. 5 years old D Tinkham, l.
One year ODD. H Stevens and others,
| ; Fred Morse, 2; E. F. Gilman, ..
Colts, 8 years old-Fred Morse, 2; K
Walker,,l; P. H. Luce. 2; c NJ Hilton, 3.
Colts, years Ode ingalls,, |.
Colts, l year old D Tinkham, /; Il B
Hilton, 2; o NJ Hilton, g.
Breeding Mares and foals; several en-
tries were made but no report was re-
turned by the committee.
FAIR.
Bread, -four, Mrs o Wslker, l; bread,
brown. Mrs G w Walker, l.
Canned ruit-Strawberries, Mrs n
Baxter, | raspberries, Mrs n Baxter, / I;
Mrs Thos Rowe, 2; goosberries, Mrs
Francis Hilton, /; blackberry jam, Mrs
Francis Hilton, / I; raspberry Jelly, Mrs II
D Watson, /; blackberry jelly, Mrs Thos
Rowe, /; maple syrup, Mrs William Ba1-
ter, /.
Apples-H D Watson, Il Walter E
Wood, 2.
Pop Corn-Mott French, /; E r walk
er, 2; Walker. 8.
Field Corn-E r Walker, |: Martin Will
Hanson, q; George Pullen. 3.
Squashes Spear, | ; E L Walk.
erz ..
Ruta baga ,urnips-O walker, l. E r
Walker, 2; white egg turnips, Z r Walk
er, /; English turnips, George Bacon, /.
Beets-E R Walker, /; bio ID oeets'
George Bacon, /.
Onions-George Bacon. l.
| Cabbages, E K Walker, /.
Pumpkins-E r Walker, l ; Arson Ora
trix, 2.
Potatoes-E R Walker, /; o Walker, 2.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Hooked rugs-Llla Preble, l {; Mrs Mar
tin Williamson, 2; Annie Walker, 3. Yarn
rugs, Ella Preble, l; cloth rugs. Lizzie
Greenleaf, /.
Quilt-Mrs E Wescott. l.
Rag carpets-Mrs Simeon Watson, l.
| Pin cushion-Mrs p K Titcomb, | Mrs
Lizzie Lancaster, 3 ; Annie Walker, 2.
| Table scarf-Mrs Eugene Fish, /
Emma Folsom, Q
| Stand cloth-Mrs E \ Wescott l.
| Toilet sets-Ina Watson, l; carriage
afghan, Mrs Arthur Hamilton, l lounge
afghan, Susie Gray, sofs pillow, Emm.
Folsom. Ii Minnie Newell, 2; crazy work
Ina Watson Ethel Preble, .; worstec
tides, Emma Folsom. /; silk tides, Mr.
r. B Andrews, cotton tides, Mrs. +
Titcomb, |; Mrs Lizzie Lancaster,
clover leaf table, @ Folsom, /; hant
woven table cloth, Mrs. A Coughlin, !
pillow sham, Mrs Lizzie Lancaster,
work stand, L C Folsom. ! incidenta
articles, as there were no two articles OF
the same kind on exhibition the com
mittee made no awards. The following
were shown: String of 1000 buttons ant
skein of yarn by Edith Walker, O. year.
old ancient Bible, Mrs Abbie Gllman
stuffed birds consisting of a snow owl, |
ground woodcock. snow bird and cherr!
bird, by F Z Greenleaf; Chinese broom
by Mrs. W C Andrews; Mrs. L Power
and daughter, each an oil painting, AM
Mrs Powers crayon picture, which wer
very meritorious.