The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
FARM, GARDEN AND
HOUSEHOLD.
Canaan Fair


Matched Horses-Laforest Barnes. l.
4 Year Olds-W latter Hubbard, |. 8 Year
Odds; On Stations, /, Dick Lightheart,
owned by +. S Foster & Son Plow Boy,
2. owned by |. Crowell. 2 year olds,
Moses Richardson, /, Feriman by Dick
Llghtheart; Z. S. Foster & Son, 2 Almont
by Harbinger;
Breeding Mares and Colts-S. p. Pen
uey, l, he was offered $500 for his mos.
colt, sire Dick lightheart, dam by liarb-
niger; +. S. Foster & Sons, and 8, by
Dick Lightheait; Eolous Stock owned
~ Ansel Goodridge and Ireland Bros ,
Calvin Eaton, /; DR.. Shean, 2. Won
Moltk Stock-Benj Chase, George
Weeks, 2; Earnest Nelson, 3; Clark Rams.
dell, very nice colt by Action. Thomas
Gleason. very nice colt by N. Halls
morse; James Rand, nice colt by Harb
niger. Year old colts-Ireland Bros. !
by Eolous; s. P. Penny, q by Dick Ligh'
heart; Benz. Chase, by Enterprise. Nor
mans-S. 7 Penny, l. year olds, Alb
pott Wing.'1, by Dick Lghtheart; Benz
Morrison, 2; Benz Chase, 8, by Pluto.
3 year oids, Clark Ramsdell, l..
Jersey Cows-W. G. Fitzgerald. Geo
Weeks, 2,on Black Dutch Helfer, l yr
old Heifer Durham, A. J. Keene, l..
Hereford Cathedral Bean, !.
Grades-A. j. Wilson, /, Geo. Wilson
2 and 3.
Durham Cows-Benj. Chase, l; C. f.
Burrill, 2 and 3, on Grade Durham
VIM. Harris | OF year old Jersey, COW
| Lysander Richardson ] on full blood Jer-
sey Heifer, year.
Matched Cattle--Frank Bragg, j; W
c. Fitzgerald. 2; |. Crowell 3 8 yr. ole
Steers, Geo. Wilson, and 2. 2 yr olds
Geo. Austin, /. Calves, N. II Burrill, l
Heifers-Hram Pushor;1.
Bull Calves and 2 yr old Bulls-Davit
Mason, l.
Town Teams, North /; East q South 3
SECOND DAY.
The Hall exhibit was not as large as us
ual. Among those who made an excellen
display of fruit were W. c. Fitzgerald
% kinds: +. G. Penney, 6 kinds; Lafores
Barnes, "a kinds; DR.. Lowe, 6 kinds; +
II. Williams, 6 kinds; Geo. Barrett on,
plate Of Northern Spys; ]. Moore. On
plate of strawberry Cranberrles were ex
hibited by Mrs. W. g. Fitzgerald, ON
late of Plums by j. Q. A. Butts, one disl
Mrs- Wnpdell Mes44sa.. -,--=--
Lombard's Corn-S p. Penney,
Sweet Corn, w. C. Fitzgerald; Pop Corn
Henry Frost, l; Bonnie Fitzgerald, Q.
Potatoes-David Mason, l.; G. W. Joy
2; A. Ii. Tozier, 3.
Pumpklns-S. P. Penney, l.; Georg
Dunlap, 9; e. +. Packard, 3.
Beans-W. c, Fitzgerald, l.
Beets-H. Frost, l; Fred Rolf, 2; &
Is. Gleason, 2;
TurnIps -wendall Mason. /; Fred Roll
2; II. Frost, 3.
Onlons-F. Rolf, l; A. D. Barrett, 2.
Cabbage Fred Rolf, |.
Squash David Foster l; Richard Har
ris, q; W. 9. Fitzgerald, 3
Preserves Mrs. VIM. Clough. /; Mrs
! Steven Ireland. 2
Iloney-Fred Rolf l, with a good dis
play; Mrs. VIM. Church, 9.
Sage Cheese-Mrs. John Drew, /; Mrs
VIM. Church, 2. Plain Cheese, Mrs Hol
ace Hall, l; Mrs. Nathaniel Malbon, 2.
Butter-Mrs. VIM. Church, l; Mrs. G
W. Joy, 2; Mrs. Geo. Higgins, 8.
. Oil Paintings C. +. Packard. l
Mrs. Charles Harris, 2; Mrs. Richard Hal
ris, 8.
Best Collections, Mrs. C. f. Packard
e Packard. PLAQUES, Mrs. C. f. Pack
| L
Flower Pot, Mrs. T. ]. Moody.
Vases-Mrs. II. Tuttle, |; Mrs. C. F
Packard, 2. Bottle Vases, Mrs. T. j
Moody.
Wax Shells, Mrs. Asa Tozier. Star Fish
Lillian Shean. MrsW. X. Malbon, She]
Card Receiver. Mrs. @. F. Packard
hand-painted Tidy. Mrs. C. c. jenkins
, Dolls Furniture and Wheelbarrow. Mrs
r. s. Goodridge, Fancy Saw and Hatchet
Sofa Pillow. Lillian Shean, /; Mrs. "
II. Malbon,2: Mrs. Laforest Barnes, 3
Table Scarf, Fidi Tilton, Knitted Mats
lizzie Church, l; Mrs. VIM. Harris, 2. III
iy, Carrie Church.
Button Rug, Mrs. John Brown. Tap
sstry Rug. Mrs. William Church. Hooke,
Rug. Miss Alice Goodrldge, Yarn Rug an,
Braided.
Qu'lts-Patchwork, Mrs. Ruth M or
log Cabin, Mrs. VIM. Church, l; Mr.
John Brown, 2. Crazy Quilt, Miss Ain.
Goodridge, Il Mrs. Helen Foster, 2. Bes
Star Quilt Mrs. Geo. Barrett.
Babies-Mrs. Herman Bean. Beauty
months old l.; Mrs. Allen thicker, Ali,
Kicker, months for Beauty; Mrs. NELL,
weymouth, Harry X. Weymouth fol
be4uty year old; Mrs. Charles Burrill
Earl Blaine Burrill for beauty over veal
Old.
THIRD DAY.
Thursdays bright sunshine and cles,
oractng air brought large crowd.
Inc track was In very good condition.
Inc horse interest In this part Of the
State, as else where, Is great and increases
from year to year.
RACES BEST TWO IN THREE
TWO YEAR OLD RACE uALF-MILE HEAT.
Geo. Foster, Roy Almont
Al Smith, Pendleton 2
Joseph Whitney, Pomona 2 B
Time-l.33, 1876.
WAGON RACE, NILE HEATS.
c. F. Packard, Q Q
Erwin Foster,
Lyman Barnes, 3 &
Time 3.23, 3.l4.
THREE YEAR OLD RACE, MILE AxArs
Fred Horne, IL 9
Alton Goodridge, Il
Chas. Chase, 3 3
Time-3.l9, $40, 800.
Four YEAR OLD RACE, MILE HEATS.
s. p. Penney, Jumbo II 2
Rose Goodridge, IL ]
II. G. Cover, Orambo Girl IS 3
Time-3.O4, 3,3.
GREEN HORSE RACE, MILE HEATS.
I.'Crowell, Pillow Boy l
c. E. Burrill, Fair Star Q 2
Time-3O9,3.
nicl Tiuhtha.~A .zd n. u...In
showed half mile in lis. Dick Light.
heart showed full mile In $3.50, last half 10
LII. Lafcrest Barnes showed biz
ell showed PlOw Boy . half mile in l. 2O&
Walter Hubbard showed his matched Dali
Of three year 03d9. Ward Richardson
from Clinton, showed bic 1 yesr old cod
. half In LIZ. Hiram Richardson allowed
his Brood marc and colt bylhsr side sired
BY Eolous, 8. r. Penney showed 81
Brood mare nd colt By her side sired 81
Dick Lightheaxt 4. a. ooodrjdss
showed Or : verv nice colts b. Eolons.
etend Bros 6AoWd1 4halr yesr)ipa coit
~ &e3ons. AHan y Hodaeo shou3d 81
1eoeG pe1e E1iee Dr. Ifanktl Clark
Do6o1o11 SLOWED ~ d yeoe Osd CON IS /
~ 1e0ltk. ~. d. Dtcek showed ~
eese M 80 n ! ~ eelsia6e.
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