Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01


COLLECTIONS OF GARDEN VEGETABLES -
K N Laphsm, Pisssion; A L Soule, Som
ersville; Elme, Lewis, joyce; W B Davis.
Jefferson; E LSphsm, Piasson; Ernest
A Dan,C n, Joyce James E:.kine. Windsor
Fl j Megrlm, Whi.efsld; c B Jewell,
Windsor; David Given, South Windsor; L
H Baron, Windsor.
Miscellaneous.
Smith 4 Withee, Augusta, exhibited the
New Home sewing machine, the work of
which WAS mush admired. These gentle
men are meeting with much success at the
fairs, and making good sales.
AID Ward. Augusta, exhibits the Red
wood cooking rapge-vbich Just tax Q the
cake-xnd the Onward parlor stove-A very
handsome a air.
Standard sewing machine and make q ine
exhibit Of the srlistic work done by this
machine. Their display is in charge of
their So tlsmsnly agent Mr.. Harry A Rxnd
Mr. W Z Moody, Of Gardiner. general
sgsnt Of the wel.-known E.tey Organ com
psny, shows two fne instruments made by
this celebrated firm, one OF which sells for
$40 and the other for Sl75. in elegant
black walnut cases. There are now more
than 100000 of these organs in use in this
aud the esles are constantly in
cressiny. Mr. Moody is general agent for
Iou,hern Kenne bee and parts Of Sagsdahoc
Asd Lincoln Counties, and is well known As
IN active snd popular salesman whom all
music lovers are alwaye glad TO meet. The
home in which there is an Estey organ will
not be likely to be . lonesome place for the
children.
Premiums.
HERDS AND BuLLs--lst, j L 4 J r Ash
lord. Coopers Mills; bull, thoroughbred
Hereford, let, J L & j FAshford.
Cows-lst grade jersey. j Z & J F Ash
ford; I'd, Cyrus Jones, Windsor. Grade
shorthorns. let, Chas E Griffin; %, Cyrus
Jones. Heifer calf. lst, T Weeks, JEFF
ferson. Holstein heifer, grades, 2 years
I'D. lst, Alonzo Rogers, Jsfferson. One
year old, LIST, Chss E GrifIin, Windsor.
Darhsm grades, years odd. lst, j. E Ash
lord. jersey grade. . years old, J E Ash
lord. Hereford grades, ls' George
Mason, Joyce I'd and Sd, Chas E Critic,
Joopers Mills.
SHEEP - Bucks: lst, Thcs Skehsp,
White field; 81, Cyrus Jones, Windsor; 50.
d Northey, Coopeis Mills. Ewes; lst,
Thomas Sbehan.
swIsE-Litter of pigs: lst. 7 T Weeks,
Jef-rson.
PoULTRY-Plymcuth R)cks: lst, Fl & r
Graves. South Windsor; I'd, Mamie Lash,
Joope,'s Mills. Ducks: lst. Ciyd Tfask.
Vii dsor; I'd. Fl Il r Given. South Wind
Ior; 81, Mamie Lssh. White Leghorns
st, H { R Given.
Town TEAAs-lst, Pittston; q, White
led; 81. Windsor.
Oxen and steers, years old-lst. John
i. Bailey, East Pitts,on; %, Joseph
Mooney. Joyce; Sd, Chss. d Northey
Ioopers Mills. Four-yesr olds-lst, Lew
Perkins, Windsor; I'd, George S Hall,
81, F. Ware, North Pittston.
hr. ely ear -olds-lst, John f. Leonard,
Ioyce; ID, Ernest f Duntou, Joyce. One
ear oids-lst. Alonzo Rogers. Windsor
., Ernest E Dunton, Joyce. Calves-lst
N bull and heifer caives, Alonzo Rogers. |
MATCHED OXEN AND STEERS year,
Id ls,, James Gould 2d, PIttston; I'd, |
Gilman, Pit,ston; I'd. Cyrus
ones, Windsor. Three years old: LIST,
Willard Palmer, East Pit;ston; 81. l. S
fierce, Windsor; 80. Geo Marson, Joyce.
r~o years : LIST, J II Mooney, Whitefeld |
d, J f Ashford, Cooper's Mills. Ooe
ear old LIST, ] Z Ashford; I'd, Elmer & |
logger Lsphsm, Pntston.
FAT CArrLE-lst, Wm Abbott; 81, A N |
Douglass; 81, Thomas Hsrvey; gra.uity, |
smes Erskine.
DRAFT CArrLE-6 II 10 in and under |
/ 2 in. Let. f II Dow. Randolph; I'd, |
,lieer Gould 81. James Gould. Six It 6 |
, and uuder # 10 in, 1st, r Pierce,
Vest Windsor Uoder # 6 in, lst. Eben |
I'd, Oliver Gould
As dust exhibition the South Kenne-
&c fair takes the cake So fine an exhibi-
on of fine dust blown into all parts Of the |
all and over every corner Of the show |
round, was never seen before a. any fair |
I Maine. II is hoped by all it may never |
g seen again. But after all shower Of
Us. is far pre- f.rsble to a storm Of rain.
The exhibition building proved far tc |
mall for the vast crowds Of people WI o |
isiied ii today. The exhibits could not be |
ell examined on account Of the large
umbers OF people constantly passing up |
nd down the aisles between the tables.
The bright commen,s Of the witty ladies
pon s9Eat Of the articles on exhibition, as
le reporter overheard their clever remarks,
re deserving Of full report, and they are
robabiy txps citing ii; but we must be
REUSED on account Of wan. of spsce- Next
ear we will reserve a column Of space in
dvsnce for this purpose. For entertaining
ossip the ladies Of South Kennebec beat
le county.
The receipts At the gate today have been
H. sl- 30 k1,I
ecoud day at the fair of 1890 were $3.50.
There is great need of an additional
ntrance gate to The park, and it undnubt-
1ly will be provided when the other con-
,mplsted improvements are carried out.
A grand stand will probably be one OF
ie Improvements upon the park at an
srly day An additional story should be
u on to the exhibition building, giving an
pper hall for ladies' departments, flowers,
I'D fancy good the lower hsll to be used
u veg gsiables, fruits and in case of dull or
bid weather for agricultural implements.
I, bas been "red letter day" for South
ennebec and the eficers and friends Of
,e soti -ty may well be congratulated upon
le great success of the fair.
What will be done With the receipts
hey are big, and will go good ways to-
ards the needed Improvements upon the
rounds, officers quarters and buildings.
lore land is also needed in the enclosure,
'p, cislly for the proper exhibiting Of farm
eek and town teams.
The last heat in the yearling race was
on by the Kelley colt. by / X L., time,
81 and the lsst heat Of the four-year-oid
ice py Bay Rolfe. owned by W F Walker.
uausts, time, 9 10.
The judges today have been Isaac F
ON pson, Augusta; Benjamin Clark,
sndolph; Chss r AchoIn, Coopsr's Mills;
mer, A Lynch. Washington.
An accident occurred upon the grounds
day-the horse Of d Foss of Augusta
king fright, demo.ishing the top buggy in
hich it vas hitched, aud ipjuring Mrs.
ut how severely We are unable to state.
Thursday will also be big day.
Lsrge numbers mum bers of visitors from
ugusta, Hsllnwsli, Gsritrer, Alns, towns
Lincoln county. ,nd many towns in
snnebec, even from places as fa, distant
Sidney, Manchester and Albion have
ssn in attendance today. All have had
rcd time.
Summaries Of the Races.
Summaries Of races of today are given
40 CLASS.
bsrles Stscspole, Gardner, 9. Watch
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