The Portland daily press., 1891-09-18
Premiums and Award,


The following additional premiums were
awarded yesterday:
Best bnshel of barley, @. W. Deering, Buxton.
a5t Gcrb, ~: renaerson' Buxton, I'd Walter Glenn
Best bushel OF potatoes, +. ID. seammon Cor.
ssanmS; ssa. as1; ". .. Corthel, Gorham, I'd; f. D.
,ds Best half bushel onions, Walter Clement, Cor
and %. -S'
Bread and table Injuries Ornamental cake
MIS- MIS- T. "; Brown, Gorham, list; best loaf honI
a. faimer, "a; sponge cake, Mrs. +. w. Merrill
graham bread, Miss Palmer, LIST; brown bread,
Miss Miss Palmer lst fruit cake Miss Palmer ist;
money, Miss Fannie J. Sturgis, LIST.
Coilectlon OF cut flowers, Mrs. A. e. McKenney,
Isl; MISS Ellen Newcomb, I'd; Mrs. Henry Stan
Collection Of potted plants, Mrs. L. G. Went
worth, lst; on begonias, Mrs M. A. Palmer 1st;
on o!n cole1s, Miss Palmer, Gorham, list; on gera-
hinms, Mrs. George Wentworth, LIST.
Best collection OF apples-F. o. Harding, lst;
U. Mckenney, Buxton, I'd. On collection Of an,
PIES PIES less than 20 varieties, Thomas Farden, Cor.
nam nam ISL. Best peck Of apples, Thomas Farden,
LIST. On pears, Mrs. l.. H Buxton, LIST: r.. ~,
Harding I'd; L. II. Brown, wlndham, Sd. Piums'
e. 9. Harding; LIST; Mrs. +. p. Glldden, 2d
1st. - --''0'
Best garden variety, F. g. Harding. LIST. Pump.
kins, W. ii. Libby, Standlsh, 1st. Oats, j. H.
Barrett, 1st Squash, III. Cotton list
Collection OF oil paintings Mrs. r. K. Mason.
70.
Annie +. Pearson of Westbrook. and Mrs. N. H.
Hawkes. also were awarded premiums. Best col
lection OF china painting Mrs. q. 3. Wilson, Cor
worth. 1st. Painting on velvet and SILK, Carrie
=; Hanson, Gorham, list; Mrs. +. p. GliddeD
Drawing by pupils Of public schooIs-Inez Bol
ston, list Tree hand drawing, Joe Farden, Ist fo
map; Jas. Dooley. I'd for map.
Best display OF miiinery-F. III. Emery, Cor
Hardware and ranges-H. F. Boynton, West
brook, list; Atkinson Company, I'd.
Best grange exhibit-Gorham Grange Ist
Best collection canned fruits-MIss Fannie j.
Sturges, list; Mrs. Harry StanwoOd, I'd; Mrs. A.
K. McKenney, Sd.
Best collection jellies-Mrs f. p johnson, lst; /;
Mrs. Henry Stanwood, I'd.
Pickles5Mrs. +. p. johnson, 1st; Mrs. T. j.
Domestic cheese-NIrs. L. S. Palmer, Gorham,
Butter-Mrs. Louis Files, list; Mrs. F. W. Mer-
ril, I'd Mrs. A. Z. McKenney 3d.
sohd butrer-L. M, Deering. Buxton, 1st.
=, Needle and Fancy work-Crochet eoginq, Mrs.
sl,ans M, b; CLARK Ark 1st Mabel Mabel A Palmer, 3D. Fancy
rili ID; Afghans, Mrs. @. H. Leighton, Westbrook
list; Miss Eta Sturgis, WestbrOOk 3D. Toilet
SCI SET, MIS-. G. 4. Griffin, list; Mrs. II. II. Newbegin
B. Palmer, I'd. Crochet table set, Mrs. Etta stur-
ges, LIST; Emma Il. snow, I'd. PaDer flowers.
MsyberIy. so %Indnsmp sd Hi Hsmssitch iss SrIs work.
Mrs. j. I. Jones, list; Mrs. J. @. Thurstrup. I'd.
Knit edging. Mrs. NJ. B. Clark, 1st; Mrs. NJ. f.
~. OLA ciuDEOlutfy. Nlr3. VI H. nay,
Westbrook, list; Mrs. ID. w. Mahoney, I'd. Nap
kins, drawn work, Miss M. b. Palmer, 1st
Draft stalllons-3 years old, II. M. Douglass, so.
Mmdham, Iron Duke" list; years, Woodbury.
Bros, Duck Pond. Norman" 1st; year j. H.
johnson, South Windham, LIST.
Ponies-Stalll0n, Granville II. Sturgis, Gorham
1st mare and f0al. q. II. Sturgis, LIST.
Fnlies-Oyer years, G.. w. Ward Deering. 1st
T. +. Barrett, Deerlng, I'd; years. Barrett Bros
ISL and I'd; l.. p. Hawkins. ID; years old,
Burhham & Morrill,. list; w, b. Morrill,, "a; JOhh
~ Lee, Sd; year, Burnham & Morrill,, LIST and
Sd Barrett Bros, %.
Matched Pairs-Dr. H. A. Moulton Cumberland
list; j. B. Clark q Son, I'd.
Geldings. 3 years old-I. @. Atkinson, 1st. Two
years Old, l. Q. Atkinson. 1st, s. NJ. Manchester
Wlndham, I'd; Burnham q M0rrilI Sd, "Air y
One year old, Burnham& Morrill,, LIST, "Allright.' y
Draft oxen, pulling-Seven feet 9 and over, o.
r. Deerlng: so. Buxton, list; w. III. Vinton, 2d
". " Knight, G0rham, Sd. Seven feet and
over, Albion w. Rowe. West GOrham list; W.
'inton' Gray, I'd; q. ID. Knight, GorhaIn, Sd.
Notes.
The exhibits Of the Atkinson Company
and Rines Brothers were warded special
premiums for excellence. Special mention
should be made Of the paintings exhibited
by the nine-year-old boys, Seth Soule and
Phil Irish, for their work possessed merit
Ofhcers Newcomb. Norton and Thrasher
were on duty on the track yesterday.