The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-10-29
FARM. GARDEN AND
HOUSEHOLD.
Moscow Cattle Show and Fair.

Draft oxen over seven feet-E j Al
Temple, Arthur stewart 2, AT. Adam
IL.
Draft oxen second class, Daniel Rob
.uson, | and =.
Draft steers, three years ol1-Lymsr
Basset /; Rob 1T Burns 2; Daniel Muller
8.
Grade cows-E. +. Hill, /; O. w. Turn
or, 2 X. Firth, 3.
Thoroughbred cows-DaDiel Robinson
/; l.. j. Hunnewell, :; Elijah Temple 3,
Grade bulls-John Burns | L. f. Hi :
Herds-Daniel Robinson l. I. Adams
2; J. B. Whitney 3.
Mich cows George Gordon, Jr., l;
Frank Smith 2; L. L Hill B.
Stock cows-E. +. Htll II h. Firth 2;
o. W. Turner 3.
Heifers, two years old-A. +. Adams |
George Collins q Fred Collins 3. One
year old, +. j. Hunnewell, |; A.F. Adams,
=; Fred Collins, 3.
Matched steers, three years ODD. S.
Moore, | F.; Lyman Bassett, ?; Ell Collins,
Is
Two year old steers-Ly man Bassett,
Andrew Rollins, 2 yea ng steers, j.
b. Whitney. Dauiel Robinson, 2; Ly-
man Bassett, 3.
Best pair steer calves-DAuiel Robinson
|.
Bull calves. b. Whitney.
Matched horses-Michael O'D maid !
George Smith, 2.
Draft horses George Smith, / VIII
lam Morris, 2; Michael O'DJnald 3.
Carriage horse-Ed Collins, | Michael
q Donald, 2; John Burns, 3.
Family horse-Eben Hnnnewell, |
| t,pprUu tOrdpu Jr y. Adams
Brood msres-E. L Hill, Robert Burns
2; George Collins, 3.
| Colts three years old-Peter Smith, l;
Charles Hunnewell, 2; Edward Collins, 3.
two years old, Daniel Robinson, A. +
Adams, 2; one year Old, Samuel Fitzsim-
| mons, Frank Moore, 2; J. Is. Whitney,
10.
Colts suckers-Eiward Collins, |; +. l.
fllll, 2; Robert Burns 3.
Coarse wool sheep-A. + Adams, | ;
FL jan Temple. 2.
Lambs, coatss and ii le-Lephe King, | !;
A. +. Adams. 2; ELI Ia Temple. 3.
Thoroughbred ana Grade bucks G.. f
Webster, Is. f. Smith, 2; d. s. Moore
Fat sheep-D s, Moore, /; B.F Smith,
2; A. +. Adams, 3.
foultry-O. W. Turner, ! Frank Hill,
Farm implements, Yankee horse rake
ID. s. Moor, |.
TIE FAIR.
Cabbace-N. j. Andrews. /; o w
ruru,r, 2; Mrs Eljah Temple, ,.
squasLes- Ell N Temple, /; IL. V
Smith 2; james Fitzsimmons. 3
Potatoes -Slas Iiunnewell, /; j. H.
Whitney, /; N. j. Andrews, 8.
Pampkins--H. d. Baker, Il. E. Hill
IL; G. NJ. Hill, 3.
White TurniI s-H. d. Baker, l; c. NJ
Hill
Rutsbaea Turnips-N. j. Andrews, L
Silas Huunew,l', 2, c. NJ. Hlll, 3.
Blood teets A. L. Adams, l; StepheI
f. Stewart, 2; II. d. b ker, 3.
Wurtzel beets-A. +. Adams.
CsIrots-A. f. Adams, l.; G. NJ. Hill, 2
Sunhow ers-Selden Cleveland, l. Floyc
e llunnewell, 2.
Fancy squash-Flora E Burke, l.
Cucumbers- X. V. Smitb, D. b. Whit
ney,
Pesr pleserves-Mrs Ell jah Temple, l:
Mrs Eben Huunewcli 2.
Apple jellies-Mro II ID. Baker.
Crap apple jellios-Mrs. James Fl,z
simmons, / !; Mis-. Eoeu Hunnewell, 2.
Canned rhubart-Mrs. A Burke, |.
Cucumber pickles MIS-. IL d. Baker.
Arctic plum jellJ-Mrs. James Fl zsim
mons.
| Cut Fl0wers-Mrs. James Redmond,
Mrs. If Adams, 2; Mrs RS. Howes,
flants-Mrs. A. +. A Jams.
SILK quilts-Mrs. A. F. Adams.
| Worsted crazy-MrS lisa Fizsimmons
Mrs. Albert Dunton, 2; Mrs. Mary Smitl
Log cabin quilt-hlss Lorna Smith,
Mrs. Albert Burke, 2 Mrs. Albert Howe
3.
Afghan-Mrs G. w. Turner, /; Mrs
A. L. Adams, 2.
rpread-Mrs. 4. #. Adams.
| Pillow shams-Mrs. A. +. Adams.
Table mats-Mrs. A. + Adams
Rick Rack trmming-Mrs. II ID. Baker
Linen lace-Mrs. A. F. Adams.
Lamp ma,s-Mrs. MIry Smith
Crochet lace-Mrs. Oracle Gordon.
Worsted lace-Mrs. IL. ID. Baker.
Worsted tidy--M s. Mary Smith.
Hooked sheared rugs-Mrs, X. S
lIowes, Mrs. George Gordon, 2; MIS-
Mary Smith, 3.
Unshear,d rugs-Nlss Lorena Smith
|; Mrs Albert Burke, ,.
Button rues-Mrs. o. w. Turner, |
Mrs. J. D. Hill, 2.
Braided rngs-Ars. j. ID, HUI, Mis-
Lucy Hill, 2.
kniG rug Mrs. Ii. ID. Baker.
larn-Mrs. Michael Donahue, /; Mrs
Albert Howes, 2.
| Mems mittens-Mrs. Eben Hunnewell.
Ladies' mittens-Mrs. George Gordon.
Ladies' hose-Mrs. Mary Smith.
| Wax work-Mrs o. w. Turner.
Slipper case Mrs. f. s. Hunnewell.
| Canvas '!dy-Mrs. A. +. Adams.
Flannel tldy-Mrs. Sumner Bean.
Head rest-Blanche Foss.
Bead trim med cushion-Mrs. A. +. AID
ams.
Watch case-Mrs Geo g. Gordon, Jr
Felt table scaIf-Mrs. Frank Hume
we'll.
Felt tdy-Mrs. Frank Hunnewell.
Toy furniture Edith Stewart.
SIX tidy-Mrs. Albert DuntoD.
Scrim 81 arf-Abbie L. Andrews.
Thread hasket-Susie ID Whitney.
Brush case-Mrs. Albert Dunton.
Photograph hold.r-Myriie + whitney
Aprons-Mrs. George GUrdon, Jr.
Splashers-Mrs. A. F. Adams.
Linen table scar,-Mrs. A. +. Adams.
Work basket-Laura Bassett.
The committee on fruit failed to report
j. b. WHITNEY, Sec.