The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-09-01

on Plymouth ROCKS; .. w. nI.i, ~
on two Pekin ducks; W. s. Allen. Gray, 5st on
collation.; same, LIST on White Plymouth ROCKS I;
same LIST ON Plymouth Rock chicks; same, "a
on Brown Leghorn fowl same, Isl on cnlcks ]
Wyandotte chicks; same, LIST on White Leghorn
chicks; same, 1st on White Leghorn fowl. -.
and I'd on cow; heifer 2-yearold, lst; cali, LIST.
Pure Blood Jersey-George r. merrill iso o Oh
cow LIST on 1-year-old hefer, 1st on Dull 2-year-
old, Cd on bull 6-year-old; Scott Doughty, Gray,
Full Blood Holsteins-G E. Merrill. LIST on
cow I'd on 2-year old heifer; Q. 5. Higgins,
Gray lst on cow dst on heife 1, year e h III
1-year-old; George E. Merrill, LIST on buli D.
Grade Holsteins s; Higgins, 1st on ai.o COW
year old; George E. Merrill, I'd on COW, 1st on
2-year-old heifer, 1st and I'd on calf.
Town teams-Gray, 1st; Windham, I'd; six
Herds~O. S. Higgins, LIST on Holsteins;
George E. Merrill, Cd; same, list on herd OF
Fat Cattle-o. S. Higgins, 1st; Charles E. Lib
by, I'd. :,
A special premium of So for best dis
play of farm productswas awarded to
Thomas Foster.
Paintings-1st on oil paintings. Cecil Blake
New Gloucester; LIST on water colors Nina A.
Clark, Washington, d. c.
Knight; I'd. Mrs. Susie II. colIey; best design,
Mrs. L. w. Hill; I'd, Mary Meserve, Buxton;
best bouquet, Mrs. Hezekiaq Whitney; I'd, Mrs
+ Ha sd M Rfst Aber BBanh best
Household Manufacture. Best domestic
r r Mrs. J. p LIBBY I'd Mrs r. Weld, Can
ton; best worsted rug, Mrs. Albert Sweetser,
North Yarmouth; I'd. Miss Lizzie, Lowe;
I. Tapnnu. hest silk Mrs
Sarah morrill,, W. Cumberland; 3D. Mrs: Henry
Cummings; best braided rug Mrs. L, j. Spar
row, New Gloucester; I'd, Mrs; Lewis Morse;
best white wooden yarn, Mrs. L. j. Mayberry;
best wooden hose, Mrs S. A. Mcdonald; I'd,
Mrs, Sarah Morrill,; best thread hose, Mrs
rill; I'd, Flora E. Mcdonald; best worsted
quilt, Mrs. Albert sweetsir No. Yarmouth; I'd,
Mrs. Martha Fowler; best calico patchwork
Worsted and Fancy Artcles-Best fancy
table cover, Mrs B. F. Kidder; I'd. Mrs. P. W.
Sawyer; best table scarf, Jessie Savoy; best
sofa pillow, Mrs. L. J. Sparrow, New GlouceS-
ter; I'd, Edna v. Foster; best specimen outline
work. Margaret Andrews; best large afghan,
Mrs Matte Wescott, Windham; I'd, Mrs J. A.
Skillings, Portland best childs afghan, Anna
j. Kidder; best crochet or knit skirt, Mrs J, A.,
SkIlings best specimen crochet or knit. lace.
Mrs w. S. Parker; best specimen darned lace,
per pei. : flowers, Martha Thompson. windham;
best hand sewing by girl under To-, Mary 2.
Hancock; best photo case Mrs. W. s. Parker;
best mantle iambrequin. Mrs. Laura Churchill;
best toilet set, Bertha Ramsey; best banner
Mrs. Q. A. Mann, Windham; best fancy tidy,
Susie Pennel best SILK patchW;,otrk quit Els rt
Sweetsr, North Yarmouth; I'd, Mrs. j. A. Skill
Stations, Two Years old-E. J, Randall LIST,
Stations. Three Years Old-scott Knight 1st
Stations, -Four Years oId-Freeman Morse,
Stations for General Use-Dr Moulton list on
Northcote; Charles Thayer, second on Black
Two Year Old Gelding-Dr. Moulton, list; j..
One Year o1d-Dr. Moulton, 1st; Irving d.
Panty Family Iorses-M. D. Morrill,, LIST; Cyrus
sheep-Andrew Allen LIST on buck, I'd on eve;
Garland Fogg 1st on eve.
J. Brown, E. Raymond; ist on yellow eyed
beans, J. T. Hancock, 3D. Frank Means, E. Ray
mond; 1st on California beans, Harry Libby;
LIST on blue imperial peas, ElnaGhan Hunt; LIST
Beauty of Hebron potatoes, Wilbert 7, Libby;
I'd cd Beauty of Hebron potatoes q :. Lowe;
lst on new queen potatoes, Henry Cummings, 1n
Geo. L. Thompson; 1st on early rose potatoes,
Isaac Edwards; LIST on squashes Geo. Z. YER
ri; I'd On sguashes G. e Hal; LIST ON on yell9w
wi liz hwy, ~ w
Twombly; 1st on sweet corn, F. II. Lowe; 20
on sweet corn, Elnathan Hunt; LIST on pop corn
Job A. Spencer; I'd on Pop corn Arthur D,
Austin; LIST ON wheat. Stephen Frank; lst on
rye, VIM. A. Thompson, Windham; 1st on oats
T. j. Brown, East Raymond; I'd on oats. Mel
vim Frank.
Special Premiums.
Geo. A. Morrell Of the Sprlngdale
Farm, offers special premiums for run
ming race.
John Fl. Chase of Auburn, offers spec
ial premium for exhibition of plants not
less than SIX pots.
Albert Small of Gray, offers a special
premium for yearling steers.
S. L. Adams, proprietor of Mountain
Farm, for best Geo. Moody Benton colts.
B. F. Skillings offers premiums for best
display of fruits.
Geo. F. Cobb for best display of worst
ed and fancy articles.
J. w. Stevens, best display of house
hold manufactures.
The association offers special for best
display Of farm products.
j. T. Hancock offers third money in
the ladies' race, the association providing
for first and second,