Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28
AT READFIELD.
Larger Crowd Attends Second
Day of the Fair.
Three Races Tro.ted---The Winners
---More Premiums Awarded.
Other Fairs Held At psisis ia All ssctisns d
the State.

I ne l.iseFmofe r alis band was present
this afternoon and helped ca. the wait. be-
tween heats with some excellent music
The band will be here all day tomorrow.
There are the usual attractions seen at
Resdae id year after year. The candy tents,
photographers and fruit haxkers are here
~ fait fofce, and are doing 4 Thriving bus
mess. The exhibition hall has been
crowded all day, and the many articles er-
hibited by the ladies attract even more than
the usual admiration from all.
The interest Of course centers around the
track IN the afternoon. IL Was 10 good coa-
tiiion and the time made was all that was
expected.
The pleasant, efficient and energetic
officers of the society with tteir obliging
assistants we're busy all day ma King aw ards.
arranging exhibits, answering thousand
and ore questions and rendering all as,i.-
tanee to the ever present reporters, and for
favors received the Journal returns
| thanks.
| The society has bnilt fine new Judges
STAN. With good accommodations for judges,
clerk, weizhers and members of the press.
1t is located just opposite the grand stand
AMI gives good view Of the eutre track
/ The press was represented by DIR. Abbott
Of the Lewiston Journal, b. c. Torsey As
sociated Press, and j. NJ. Cross, KESxgBEc
| Joi RNAL.
| Between heats there were shown on the
track some handsome coach horses,
stations Lothian and Gemare, from the
] Elmwood Farm. Poland, James S. San
born proprietor. Lothair was shown by
halter abd Geinsre barnessed TO sulky.
/ They ore handsome animals and were
much admired. Frank 7. Beck, Augusta,
also showed a handsome imported Cieve-
! land Bay stock stallion, which made fine
/ APPEARANCE.
In the hall o. A. Mayo, Manchester, is
the largest exhibitor of vegetables. occapy-
I ing one whole table Manchester Grange
/ is next with fine exhibit of vegetables,
fruit and flowers.
There were several very fine baskets of
potatoes, no name attached.
The butter and cheese exhibit is light
but hat is shown is very fine indeed.
A. ID. Ward, Augusta, has the New
World range AID Glenwood psrlor stoves,
both attracting a great deal of attention.
Brood mares were shown by A. W. In
dereo0d Fayette F.. J. Gilman, Mt. Yer
non; F. A. Wymsn, Livermore Falls, G.
+. Fogg. Readaed; d. Lothrop, No.
Wayne G.. +. Town, Winthrop.
One -yesr-olls. l.. II. Hammond, Man
che ster, Ruby N-l.on by W. II. Nelson;
". 5. Lamson. Augusta. one by Alesntars
Boy; W. :. O, Elliot, Re4dfield, one by
W,dgewonl. Jr. A. w. Underwood, Fay
cite, one by Rockefeller.
TWo-year-oids W. N. Kimbap. one by |
Coward; W. *. Knowles. Augusta, stall
hon by Onward; Potls s Gordon. Mt. |
Vernon, one by Nelson's Wilkes, stands |
lJ : hands weighs pcs lbs. blooi bay, |
bred by j. +, Plmmmer, Weeks Mills.
One Of the finest colts in kanpebec county. |
Thres-year ulds. O. Fsrnhain. Readfield, |
one By Onward; +. A. Wyman, Livermore
Falls. one by Put.
Additional premiums have been awarded !
as follows:
Domestic eAcese-P'aiu. MIS- II II Bodge. Fay |
rite, lsi Mrs susan iettIugir. WaFne III; Ar' |
& II Baln 'ord, t4yett- Corner. Sd, Mr. l. y |
French. ~ Ncru+n. tth, Blanch \ fettingi!i |
Green, Mr. u Bamfcr,i, North Favctte. 1T
Mrs II II B1dge Fayst'r. ID. Mrs l. u French. !
MI Nrru, n, I'd. Mrs ; + Frruch, Vienna, fh |
Mrs } DAVIS. Mt vernon, :.
Flour bfead-Nis Col Stevens, Readheid. ls =; |
Mrs " Packard Hradfeid. I'd. tirs' api. Mrs II |
" Packard. Arsdhr;d, l:t Ms B'own Mt
NrTa9 "a H. 5oT1i I'M, Mr. sT9s- r. Ts,,,n sos1 Il an Mn
nah Ea.lsy, -pec,a', ADnIe l. DoiIoE, Mt Vernon
ter, Mr.. W Packard Rea 'ield. LIST. BE
Chf I'd, Winthr p I'd Mrs. NJ Hall, MI Vernon
ltH e. trey, = - ihrop, !. Ms Stevens,
E-std III 5fh. Butte de by girl Is Years oit,
Eue Weston, kent's Hili. lst; Annie l. Doil"f,
dt vernon Cd. Ilan~ah J Bailey, sIeeial, Annie
/. Duf1F i-t. Elliot Wood, special. Hdle Moore,
nthrup, lsr; Annie l. pollof, ID
ilau.sl'p'd r,iclrs. Mrs A , William, kent's
HIt woeirn mittens, ls1. woeen hose, |. ito,
ouhle m iiens, !: Alcr VI Nalti, Vienna. first IN
sfg an, oesiBg> aud cotton Il ckingi; s.coDd "a
~ tens soolcu arm End hose Mr. saFaa u
&c. Nr- A T. Brown, Mt Vernon LAT on woolen
aud tadte.' uitiens; second on wolen stock
rg~ MISE II Sioveps, Reaaheld, first an mi
tei 5; Ms A Currier, Mt Vernon, gfaiHity 90
sea
FainiIy horses. L. A Bartiett, Resrsde, lst; $ z
NAuier. wsya-, I'd, a Thomas. MI Nernon, I'd,
" : Ismsnn. hugusta, 4th
Watched horse-. II A Dexter. wayuc, 1t; A
Niekerson, Readteld I'd.
Mrs Hoyt, W.U,hrop. canned frai: preserves,
IIoaey and raple syrup John Hcnderson Read
Hcld, lst. Mr. VI I Jones, North Fayette. Cd.
Working "xnr. g Il Fog, Keadtrid, lst; {
Wili-tns Krnt's Iij7l I'd A Perry, winthrop.
Id Gdbcf' M'es, Mt Vernon, t.
rauitry. II We tor, Kent. III l. chickens. ist;
{ t"gg. kesjheid. do, 1t, W u Frost, Wayne,
, h esan.: : & bla k. da. : Black. dc. fowl. u
III, ~ u'h ii1rs. " bite Plymon Rocs, -ecord OF,
re L-gh"Tu chickens and % Plymouth Rocs
, dickens; br-t Sa white Plymouth Rock chick u.
vhisc Cach r. dark Brstrna, White Wyandotte,
,il,.r Wbt. W, nicit e. nlslrn Wysadot;e.
+ o,vers--First. Mrs A Williams, heBt'-
"a IL hnns,i,rf cnt VISITED flowers, Nr A " JOnPs,
North FaSrit. asieF. pan-iss, Dahl 81. svfriast
ing. Mr. Chs- staBitry. ysrbsnas, gtadlalus.
.i,i1x denim cut Il vrr., boBquet swet peas,
ar, y " liafs.s :, Wild hnS'r- bouquet; Mrs j.
- tras. p-n<ica, floral design. - cond, Mrs
Hoy. " nth, ep. Nefbe~a cut hpwet- ana ~ild
r.s,rs. Ms t3ta- Sisa .T, ast RS Mrs Il
NA a. Manei esfer sweet peas. Mr. ID " Hathes,
Si..sd5-id, baugG.t-. cultivated snt ,sild Mrs
Il A'si~>u Winthrop. pas-iss, Ms L. stev,
veu. Il idffld, rkoS deniu, Third, Mrs
III Vi wiutIrrrp- NrsG " seigeley, winthrop.
Grs 4 " Isa,s Mrs = Il Mayo. Manchester;
Il w n Arsans,n, Winthrop, Mrs l. { Steven.
sl,iarid.
ae.a, -tope drsg, ist, e r f"gs. E~ Th' ~ ~ II
t:,ts.sN os--ok l. /; " iisFT.THsl,. Re adHsd, |
lot a anu Fact4 red Irtpi- upf-, gIatrifg OF 50ct-
steers ! u Isosfof. Ns NerneB. 1T y y Dolioh.
Ise'srsde. I'd l. J Gilman. W Nerban, }. year'
.lds, VI l. Gle, fayette, /, Psiiinghi, LiHtf
5n,,se hsll-. 20 |
working oxen. f. PETIT 'ngi'i. Ltvermore Falls.
fst: FGw tss don. NJ. Vernon, ID
Durham cows. Petsinzl. tiyeTmOre FAILS. ist
and -: 90. heifer calf, DO, grade COW. II Wes-
ton kent's al, ID
Ayfsht,e coss. 6 C Jacobs, Winthrop, ist; L
lsn--sH Besdaeld.
Matched oxen. q and u Il Banhsla Nert1
Psyrit- tst 3 HAL. Mt Vernon. I'd. |. II
t.etsh.ea nj -year olds I Leighton. Mt sefno7 Z.
tst J u oiiof. 1T Vernon. I'd yer Old steer
y ,'be.ieT wcs- Mt Fern ~, ist; Z &C
t;iIi FaYrtte, I'd: l-year old steers = Robin
-nn Nj Vernon. fst, l. Stevens, North Bel
grade. I'd
Following are the summary OF tn: races