Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-07

ridge, North whitetield; Mrs. G. z. Reed
Mrs. Patrick Naming, Cooper's Mills.
Drawn, hooked, braided and fancy rug
are exhibited by Mrs. John Cookson, Mrs
Seth Pratt, Whiteieh, fancy yarn rug
Mrs. Sanford Cooper, Mrs. David Cunning
ham and Mrs. Josegh LeBallister.
Worsted tidy. Mrs. l.. 4. Potter; work
apron, Mrs. Patrick Manning; sofa pillow
Miss +. b. Cookson, North Whitefield
table scarf. Mrs. Nancy Storer; tidy, May
T.. Godding; sofa pillow, Lula NJ. Trask
fancy tidy. Mrs. Nancy Storer
pair of plaques. pansy design. Mrs. Horace
Choat; fancy pin cushion. Mrs. Ruel W
Howe, Coopers Mills: pair of splashers,
Mrs. +. IL. Mooers, rittston; tidy Matte
T.. Perkins; head rest for easy chair. May
+. Godding; toilet cushion, Leta +. Lynn
worsied embroidery, work basket knit and
crochet lace Mrs, Seth Pratt; tidy. Miss
Alice l.. Smart; silk tidy, Mrs. George
Blaekman, Randolph picture tidy, Miss
Jennie Clark; handkerchief case, Miss
Minnie Z. Vining: toilet set.
of seven pieces. PINK silk and plush, Mat
tie Perkins, Windsor: satin wall banner,
hand painted, Miss Olive l.. Smart; pillow
cases, Mrs. NJ. 7. Doyle, North White
field; toilet cushion and drawn tidy, Mrs.
George Blackman; wall banner, Mary +.
Godding: wall ornament, Miss Helen A.
Marson, Augusta; worsted tidy, Mrs. Sarah
4. Hatch. Whitefield tidy, Chas. Maloney F.;
apron, Miss BERTHE Moody. North Palermo
crocheted skirt. Angie l.. Perkins; worsted
jacket May +. Goiding; knit comfortable,
Lizzie +. Moody; tidy, Mrs. George
Blackman, Round Pond; lace apron, Emily
Croeker, Whitefield; pillow slips, 30 years
old, Margaret Moody, Randolph !;
domestic yarn, Mrs. Joseph lie Ballister :,
woocn hose and mittens, Mrs. Emily Reed /;
Mems hose, Mrs. Il. Blackman. Afghans
are shown by Angie c. Perkins. Leta +.
Lynn and May +. Golding. Paintings in
oil are shown by Jennie Clark, Randolph /;
May f. Godding, Mrs. +. b. Gould and
Miss Lizzie A. Maloney.
Specimens of work in hammered brass are
shown by Mrs. NJ. ?. Doyle, North White
field.
Mrs Nancy Moody, South Windsor, ex-
hibits two plain and one sage cheese: Mrs.
W b. Davis, Cooper's Mills, one plain
cheese: Mrs. L. NJ Morton, one fancy
cheese.
During the morning cut flowers, vases,
bouquets and table designs have been added
TO the floral department from Mrs. J. f..
Thompson. Chelsea Mrs. T. q. Henry,
Whitefeld; Mrs. Sumner Lynn, South
Windsor, and Mrs +. b. Gould, North
Windsor Mrs. t;ould's exhibit consists of
nine pieces, all arranged with taste and
skill.
There is an interesting display of bread
AMI cake, the exhibitors being Mrs. John
Cookson, Cooper's Mills Mrs. r..
NJ Lapham, rittston; Mrs. Nancy
Moody; Miss Lizzie +. Moody;
Mrs. Charles f. Jones, Chelsea: Mrs. w.
b. Davis, Whitefield: Mrs. Seth Pratt,
Whitefeld; Ethel Partridge, South White
field,
Five lots of butter are exhibited, the
makers being Mrs. Il. NJ. Lapham, Mrs. +.
VI. Marston, Mrs. w. b. Davis aud Miss
Annie l.. kenney. North Wlitefeld Mr..
+. +. Hapley, manager of the East Pitts
ton Creamery, makes handsome display
of butter from that creamery.
The Races.
The afternoon was very disagreeable, and
unfavorable for the races. 1t was very
cold and the wind was rough and piercing,
not only detractnH from tnf ehJoy e", III
them on the part of the people, but prevent
ing the horses from making ANYTHING like
decent time. Besides this, clouds of dust
filed the air. and every body was glad to
seek the exhibition hall or the shelter of
friendly house or stable.
In the three-year-old colt race, the first
money went to Starting. owned by +. W.
Hanks, Augusta second to Decorator,
stephen Cunningham. Augusta; third to
Mollie Plummer, John F. Plummer, Weeks
Mills.
238 Glass.
In the 2 3s class there were four starters
viz: Rosa Victor, e.. A. Clark, Weeks
Wills; Bess, W. NJ. Achorn. Coopers
Mills; Italia. Il. W Mowers, East Nassal-
boro: GRAY Victor. Geo. W. Boggs. south
Windsor. Three heats only bad been
,rotted when the JorR>M reporter was
Obliged to leave the park and the eonelu-
sion of the race canuOt be given until to-
morrow. At the end of the third heat the
race stood as follows
Rosa Victor.
Be-s, . :,
Italia, :,