Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-02
AINE. FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2. 1891

South Windsor; -, Mrs David Given;
81, Mrs Roser Lspham- Brown, lss, Mr.
Roger LaIhAm Cake, plain, lss, Aiss
Matte BRYANT; %, Nellie Moultop. ls yrs
old: fsre,, lst. Mrs F B Partridge
MIscELLAsEous-Pape owls: Miss Mas
E Godding; voolen yarn, Miss Annie L
Ksnney; Jsparese towel, Mise Augusta
Lspbsm; domestic yarn, Mrs ] lie Bsllis.
ter; Bible 70 yrs old, Mrs Nancy C Cook.
son ancient coin AID pockesbook, N D
Cooper, Augusta.
PAIsrIsa AND DaAwrSG-lst. in oil.
Mrs J A Cocmbs, Windsor; I'd. Miss Clyde
Noyes; 81, Jennie Clark. Crsyon; lst,
May E Godding. Free hand drawing: lss.
M.y 4 Godding.
BurrER-l.,, Mrs R N LaphAm; I'd,
Mrs Cora Taylor; 50, Mrs S Pratt. But
ter na lie by girls: lst, Miss Annie L Ken
ney; I'd. Miss Ethel NJ Howe; Sd, Mits
Maud LsphAm,
CHEESE list, Mrs Nancy Moody, South
Windsor; I'd, Mrs W B Davis, Cooper's
Mills.
PzKE BABIEs-lss. Earle Haskell,
Windsor; 2d, Clyde Chamberlain. South
Windsor; 81. Edith Given. South Windsor
Kennebec JOURNAL prize, Helena PinkhAm,
Windsor.
CHLpRES's WoRK-Knit cotton edging,
lss, Minnie Kelley, South Windsor; out
lined seams, Clara A Pratt, Windsor, graf
uity.
Neutrality-suspicious. recommend
ed for the following articles; Tomatoes,
Il W Coombs. Whitsheld; S r LsphAm.
husk tomatoes; cranberfies, Eben Well
man, Augusta; tomatoes, A L Soule.
HosEY-lst, David Given, South Wind
sor.
Special Potato Prize.
The special prizes offered by the society
for the bsst one. fourth acre Of potatoes
were awarded Is follows: lst. Benjsmin K
Albee, Windsor; I'd, VIM A Nolan, White
field; 81, Il A Lspham, P.ttston.
A Few Last Words.
The fair has been 8 great success ard to
no one officer is this result due in 8 great
measure than to the able. efficient and me-
ihodicsl secretary, T H Mooers Of Pit,ston,
who has so long occupied this position.
The books Of the society are kepi IN excel
lent condition, ard Mr.. Mooers is . model
tfiicer. Praise is due tquslly to the other
VI thc tUIlttl WI III kictf
capacities have done most excellent work.
The receipts at The gate today have been
about S2l0; and the total receipts of the
fair wilt be over $1,000.
Mr.. John HalpiDe a. chief marshal ha,
performed his duties faithfully AID well,
p owing q most eff lii n officer.
Messrs. Smith & Withee, Augusta, are
agents for the White sewing mschiue as
well IS for the Ne~ Home. "The White
lie kings cisimed by its manufacturers
In The ladies' departments great praise is
due the very capable secretsry Miss Au-
gusta f. Lspham of PiItston, who has be en
hard working fflcial ofihe fair and has
been ready to assist the reporters in their
often perple king and always hard work.
Now The farmers hope for rain.
10 the three-y ear-old class the judges tc-
day reversed their action of Yesterday in
giving the stallion "B NJ c." fifth place
and gave him fourth place and division Of
the fourth money. This decision was made
in acccrisI ce with the facts, their previous
ruling having been an error which was
gladly corrected when the real facts be-
came known to them.
Bay Rolfe, the horse that took second
money in the minute race this afternoon
is year old, and took high rank among
He is owned by w F Walker of this town
VINO always drives him-snd he is one of
the most careful, leveheaied and honest
drivers upon the Maine turf.
Many Augusta people attended the fair
this afternoon.
Am1ng the prominent people upon the
fair ground today wss Hon. Andrew
Lacey of Wiscssse,t.
The hose Back Morrill,, winner Of the
80 class today, is quite awonder. He is
a large, green horse, and this Is the first
time he has been on track for sixteen
mouihs. He is by Matchmaker. dam by
Lerd Nelson. by Lsnders' Knox, by Gen.
Knox He 10 entered at the Knox County
Fair at Rocklsnt and at the Topsham Fair,
and will then 20 to Franklin Park at
SsnRus, Mass. lis owner thinks he can 20
in 35 today, and believes he will go in 80
this fall on a mile tr- OK witbou. 8 skip.
He is owned by c A Partridge Of South
Gardiner, who, having large amount of
business in connection with the ice COM
psnies with which be is connected, desires
to sell h m at once. He is great horse
for q campsigner, and viii be & treasure
for real horse man.
The judges today have been Isaac +
rh,n.o, Ar,,s,s cb,a L Aoboyn
ho hpson. ausue's, nnho noip'
Cooper's Mills; E ID Tasker, Gardiner.
Their judgments and decisions met the
of the people and thoge interested
in all cases
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bfeit oVu' o'nie 's,"i "eA' fe"i '"'N
bye.
The Races.