Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-24
SIDNEY.
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Neat Stock. Cows, Willard Field. 1st and ID
Bull Ralph Sawtelic, LIST.
Ycarling, e Robin. on, LIST.
Calf, Albert Faught, lst.
Two-y ears Old, Merton Swift, 1st.
Tnree-years-oid, Calvin Graves, LIST; Eugene
Graves, I'd.
Canned fruit, Mira C A H,lett, list; jelly. Mrs
j NJ Ballard LIST.
Matched OAen, Charles Hammond. LIST; NJ
II hammond, I'd; Ii and l. ii Wyman, I'd.
Matched Steers, Calvin Graves, 1st; Charles
Robinson, ID.
Apples.
For largest and best display of ap les, g + Bow
man lst; Mark Bean ID; Manson Cowan, Sd.
individual displays, } and Drumnond
LIST; George ID Swift, I'd; John Swift, Sd.
Swine and Poultry.
Plymouth Rocks. George Shaw, LIST; L A Pen
ney, I'd; 7 A Miller. 3D..
Light Brahmas, T Miller, LIST.
White Bantama, + A Penney, LIST.
Best display of grain, q TIley, LIST.
Sheep and Lambs.
Southdown buck F G Morrison, lst
Ewes. David A Field, lst.
Carriage horses, Mrs Peter Corron, LIST; DAME
Townsend, I'd; Arthur Keen, Sd.
Tr0tting horses, Elmer Hatittt, LIST; Alva Bragg
I'd; Percy Hallett 3D. Daniel Townsend 4th
Paintings, Eliza Gilman, lat. Best collection Of
towe S, Mary j Taught, lst; Mrs S A Bragg I'd
Janet Hallett, Sd. Best flowers, Helen Graves
LIST; Mary Brann, I'd; c Wyman, Sd.
First premiums were awarded for fancy
articles as follows:
Toilet set Mrs Helm Beard; dinner set, Miss
Nora Farnham: same, lunch set; decorated pate,
A Brown; bronzed sugar bowl. Name Clark
crOchetted lace, Mrs Haett; drawn work and
embroidered spiasher, Nora Farnham; wheel tidy,
Lena B Taylor; painted plate, Mrs A N Jones;
table dolly, Mrs Moore; painted card plate, Mrs A
n Jones; ribbon and crochet tidy, Lena Taylor
business set, made by Mrs Mary Graves, aged "A
years, very pretty; needle case, Mrs A Wyman
same, handke rchief; buff colored tidy, Dora Farm
ham; decorated china, Mamie Clark; two braided
rugssGiiliam Swift; picture throw, Mary Farm
ham; Sled chair and knife, made by Harold "
Stilson age II years; tray cloth. Mrs J b Kelley,
telle; mat worked by lady 81 years old
crochetted lace, Mrs Jennie York; couch pillow,
Mrs N Jones; same. worsted wreath; chair
Mrs j M Ballard; painted and decorated table
and rope stand, Mrs A N Jones; patchwork quilt,
Miss Lizzie Ballard; sword fish sword, very large,
Mamie Clark.
Taxidermy Work.
Collection of stuffed birds, by Mrs A N Jones,
very fine, lst
Corn, Beans and Peas.
Sweet Corn, A II Bailey, 1st; yellow corn, l. 6
1iiley LIST, John Sawtelle I'd, Mark Bean Sd.
Colts, 3.Years Old and 2.Years Old.
B L Taylor, LIST; G Shaw, ID; A M Sawtelle, Sd.
Colts. 1.Year Old and Suckers.
I-year old, 7 Benson, LIST; George Shaw, I'd.
Stations and Brood Mares.
Stations. George Shaw, LIST; VIM Longley, I'd;
brood mares, Bert Taylor, LIST; George Shaw, I'd;
Arthur Stevens, 3D.
Notes.
Excellent music was furnished by the
Oakland band.
The JOURNAL is indebted to those in
charge of the fair, for many courtesies in
securing this report.
The ladies of the Sidney grange furnished
one of their best dinners, and lots of our
readers know what that means.
Among the older citizens of Sidney, who
were in attendance, were Paul Stevens, the
| Oldest man in town, 95 years of age; David
Dutton, about 80 years of age, and Brad
ford Sawtelle, aged Sc. Mr.. Stevens was
in attendance upon, and participated in the
meetings of the Baptist association, at Hal.