The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-10-22

The fair held by Honesty Grange at their hall
october 1th, was a success in every particular
Those who saw the magnificent display of F. A.
Gray at the Waldo county fair will get a good
idea Of the farm exhibits of several of our pat
rons The whole thing was Just immense, and
could not be produced in other than a very fruit
full year. The committee on best display of farm
produce awarded the lst premium to f. A. Gray.
Following Is a list OF exhibits in this class
f. a. Gray, II varieties potatoes, IL varieties
squash, ) varieties pumpkins, varieties beets,
varieties turnips, varieties onions, varieties
cabbage, trace of II roWed corn and trace rowed
Israel W oodbury, trace rowed corn, cabbages,
cucumDers, field beans, cranberry beans, pump
ties grain, varieties potatoes and a stalk OF south
ern corn 10 feet tall
L. 5. Achorn, Is varieties apples, , varieties po-
tatoes carrots, urnips beets oats, barley, beans,
D. o. Bowen, 10 varieties apples, trace rowed
corn, varieties potatoes, pumpkins, citron beets
carrots, cabbage, cranberries, beans.
Z. |. Nhitcomb, varieties apples, II rowcd
corn, pumpkins, tomatoes, peas, cranber1ies.
Elisha Merriam, "A varieties apples.
y X. Mcars, varieties apples, cranberrcs.
T. \. Payson, , varieties apples, cabbage.
/. III. Jackson, trace rowetl corn.
Henry Thomas, varieties apples pumpkins.
toes.
Alvin kuowton, varieties potatoes, squash
: Cabbage oats, beans.
James Aborn, truce rowed corn
Master Ernie Bowen corn, cucumber, tomato,
squash, crab apples.
WILDER jackson, pumpkin, weight - lbs.
Mrs. Miles Luce, butter.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Mrs. Ada Blodgett and Bina Morey, q SILK sofa
cushion.
Mrs. d. W. Morey, ported plants.
Mrs, l. r Ehier, clayon picture, oil painting On
Dirch bark, hand painted six banners, tcralnc
rose jar, tides, , hand painted shells, hand
painted thermometer ease.
Mrs p, Q. Bowen, rugs, teralinc work. hand
painted banner
Mrs. Israel Woodbury., yarn, hose, mittens,
Mrs. L. 5. Achorn guits, carpoting.
Mrs. Alvin knowton, rug.
Mrs. J., II. Jackson 8 rugs, carpet
Mrs Elisha Merriam, six sofa pillow, table
scarf mittens.
Mrs. Eunice Whttcomb, pic,urc-
Mrs. J. W. Banks, 3 quilts
Mrs. J. H. hickey, qutlt, rugs.
Miss Ahce hickey, squares patchwork
Mr.. Il. A. Payson, yarn rug, preserves.
i Miss Bora Payson, Quilt
Mrs. Margaret WOod, carpcting.
Mrs. Lewis WincrenUuch, drawn rug, woven
rug carpcting and silk quilt.
Mrs. A. ;, Jackson, rugs.
Mrs. }; r. Mears, hand painted banner, SIX
Mrs. +. W. Bannan, braided rugs hooked rug.
AWARDS
Israel Woodbury. 1T prem barley; list on
mixed grain, - ~ rowcd corn; LIST on Early
Rose potatoes; LIST on White star ana 2ct on Da-
kota potatoes; iat On cabbage, lst on cranberry
beans 3d on yellow eyel beans 3i on carrots. q!
| on oeet7 and turnips, - on pumpkins ana list ON
outs.
T. \. Grey LIST Oh = rowed Corn; ut on Dakota
potatoes.
4. = Achorn ~ on barley ana oats l-t on peas
LIST on hitt star and Plush potatoes; LIST on bects
turEips and carrots 2d ON yelioW-eyed beans
{. !. Nhitcomb 2t on II roNed corn; lst on to
m41"cs l7t on green peas; 81 on twin pumpkins.
l.. II Jackson l~t on : roycd corn, ID. O. Bowen
II on r0Wti corn, lSt on Downing Improved pa.