Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-07
PRIZE WINNERS.
Successful Exhibitors at the
State Dairy Meeting.
The Kennebec District Lodge Of Good
TempIars Meets at WateviiIs.
Proposed Home for Soldiers and Their Wives
at Camp Benson.

Dairy buttcr-Thc premium in each
class Of butter except 6 and Fl is Sl2 In
Glass G the premiums are SO, 50 and 81
There are no entries in Glass II for the
sweepstakes premium.
Glass A: This is dairy butter to be
made by exhibitor at the farm from IA
herd of one breed, the exhibit to consist of
"A five-pound package
W. p. Brown, Vienna; :. c. Hall,
Shapleigh; Mrs. NJ. l.. Robbins, Win
throp; II. A. Morton, Pennington; Frank
+. Webb, Winthrop; O. r. Jones, Wales.
Glass b: Dairy butter to be made at
the farm from Il mixed herd. Exhibit the
same as Glass A.
5. +. French, Vienna; Mrs. Albert Cas-
we'll, New Sharon; Mrs. Edwin Sawyer,
Temple; 5. G. Hall, Shapleigl; James H.
Ames, Unity +. w. Dixon, Wales; Asa
Quint, Burlington; H. A. Ramsdell,
Farimngton; Mrs |. L. Newman, East
Wilton; Marshall H. Davenport, Phillips
l.. b. Bunnell, Phillips; $. W. Soulc,
Phillips; J. NJ. Jones, Farmigton; Mrs.
Moses Craig, Pennington; Mrs. l.. f.
Dolloff, Mt Vernon; Mrs. d. G. Staples,
Wilton; o. d. Ripley, jay; C. f. Gordon,
New Sharon; s b. Philbrick, Fayette
|
L. Brimmer, Tildcn.
Glass c.: Dairy prints or fancy pack
ages, butter to be made on the farm Ex-
hibits to consist Of six pounds of prints, OF
in fancy packages not less than five non
more than 10 pounds.
s. f. French, Vienna, two lots; Mrs.
g. ID. B. Herring Guilford; ;. G. Hall,
Shapleigh; Mrs. NJ. l.. Robbins, Winthrop
Ira J. Porter, Houiton; Mrs. l. l.. New
man, East Wilton, Daniel H. Soule, Phil
lips, Lane farm, established in 1881; Mrs.
J. II. Crowell, Temple; Mrs. A. L. Wells,
Weast Pennington; l. 5. Ford, Mercer
Mrs. L. F. Dollotf, Mt Vernon; o. ID.
Ripley, jay; 5. B. Philbrick, Fayette
Frank Wyman, Phillips; Geo. Whitney,
South Chesterville; A. +. Russell, Liver
more; Mrs S. l.. Brimer, iTilden; Mrs
$. 0. Wilder Temple; Mrs. f. Caswell
New Portland.
Glass d: Creamery butter, made by
exhibitor from milk of mixed herds from
cream obtained by separator. Exhibit tt
consist of not less than 20 pounds.
Riverside Creamery, Foxcroft
Glass f: Creamery butter to bt
made by exhibitor from gathered
cream. Exhibit same as Glass ID.
Skowhegan Jersey Factory Creamery
Skowhegan; Monmouth Creamery, Mon
mouth; Sabattus Mountain Creamery
Sabattus; Fayette Creamery, Fayettc
Pennington Creamery Pennington
Waterford Creamery, Waterford; Maple
Shade. Wilton, (Bcan's Corner); Sandy
River Creamery, Phillips; Eli Jepson
Livermoro Falls.
Glass f Creamery butter in fancy pack
ages. Butter to be made at the creamery
hv exhibitor and must consist of sis
pounds of prints or in fancy packages not
less than five nor more than 10 pounds
Skowhegan Jersey Creamery, Skowhe
Gan. Leland Creamery, East Sangervillc
Fayette Creamery, Fayctte; Farmingtor
Creamery. Pennington; Waterford Cream
ery. Waterford; Maple Shade, Wilton
(Bean's Corner.
Granular butter, Glass G.: This butter
TO be made by exhibitor and may be shown
in any style preferred
: II Deane, Monmouth Creamery, Mon
mouth .Fayette Creamery, Fayette; Farm
ipoton Creamery, Harrington; Marshall
II Davenport Phillips; S. b. Philbrlck,
Favette; Geo Whitney, South Chester
vilie. Sandy River Creamery Co., East
Phillips; Eli Jepson, Livermore Falls.
Cheese. Glass |: Dairy cheese to be
made at the farm by exhibitor
: e French, Vienna; Mrs. W. II.
Dornison Beams Corner; l.. B. Bunneli'
phillips: Mrs. I. NJ Adams, Jay, Bean
corncr,. l. :. Ford, Mercer; Mrs. b. A.
Dovis New Vineyard; A. +. Russell
Iivermore: Mrs. 5. 0. Wilder, Temple
Mrs T. NJ. Adams, Beans Corner
Class !: Cheese to be made III th'
factory by the exhibitor.
leeds Center Dairy Association, entered
by d. p. True agent.
Tbe following is list of persons wht
entered butter for the prizes offered by
Lond,Il a. whitney. Portland: FIRST q
a,irv c;ze b,,tter worker (choice OF severa
st,,lcsl for the butter scoring the highest
,,hor of points. cream to be raised bS
+ha Cooley submerged process, and butter
aI.oa With Diamond Crystal salt. Secono
- :, two mound EMERSON butter mould,
~ hutter scoring next highest, cream
raised by the same method and saitea "l'i
Diamond Crystal salt A., r,,-;,
ID French, Vienna; Mrs. hdWih
g Hall. Mrs. q. ID. b. Herring
NJ NJ /. Robbins, Fayette Creamery,
ma.';,1 IT Sule. $. W. SouleJ J. NJ Jones
NJ q T, Wells, l. s. Ford, Mrs H. f.
DolIoff. Mrs. II. G. Staples, o. " hlple!'
~ % II Gordon. 5. b. Philbrick, A: f. Jen
nings, Frank Wyman' Geo Rmsnoi, Th,snsH'
sandy River Creamery, "A, VIII Wohh
Mrs. f. L. Caswell, FRANK "'D"
waterford Creamery.
"a ME following persons competed for tn.
.;,, nrizes offered by A. j.. Il f. +.
Ipass 70 Lewiston: First, the last II
nounds nu or more of creamery print butter
pla,ted p with Worcester salt, So second
the hest 10 pounds or more OF creamery
mint, @ salted with Worcester salt, =:
For dairy butter: First nest ~ poui,.i J,
or more of dairy print butter sai'eo VIII
Worcester salt: II ,nos
5a.a Creamery. H. A. Morton, ii. A
Ramsdell, Mrs l. L. Newman, L B. Bun
namo na,'lSD d Ripley, Sandy River Creamery
Mrs Mrs S. L. Brimmer. sabattns @ Mountain
~roamery. 1nas, o. r. Jones, + W. Dixon.