Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-04

Mason, Howes Corner: E. H. Nealey,
Monroe; and c. W. Page, Nealey's Corner.
Dairy cheese is shown by A. Rose & Son,
North Greene; Marcia Rose. North Greene !;
Henry johnson, Turner; c. A. Arnold,
Arnold; Miss Ansel Briggs. North Au-
burn; and Mrs. L. F. Dolloff, Mount Yer
non
Girls cheese, made by girls under 16
years of age, exhibited by Ada E. Rose,
North Greene; Annie L. Dollotf Mt. Yer
non; Elsie Fl. Whitman, South Turner
The exhibit of agricultural implements
is very large, the space under the grand
stand being overrun and hundreds of ma
chimes are out of doors. There are now
ing MACHINES, horse rakes and thrashing
machines without number There are
sulky plows side hill plows. iron plows
and the whole family of plows There
are potato planters, potato hoers and po-
tato diggers, but the small boy signs
when he sees no machine for picking up
potatoes.
There are dog carts, pony carts and OK
carts. A machine which attracts con-
siderable attention is contriyance re-
Gently invented by Albert Daggett of
| Strong, and exhibited by him, which is
| for the purpose Of raking small stones
from the road. 1t has proved effective,
and though the machine was not completed
till few days ago, several towns have or
dered machines.
The following persons called ut the
journal Office, today. Hon. b. Walker
Mckeen, secretary of the board of agricul-
ture, W. ID. Haley, South Gardiner, G. H.
Hallett, Belgrade, Mr. and Mrs J. A..
Ellis, Augusts, G. A. Stackpole, Gardiner
Sumner Soule, Gardiner VIM. p
Hutchins. Oakland; W. f. Walker, Au-
gusta, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Perley, Cross
Hill, Thomas A. Brennan, Augusta, o. p.
Robbins. Riverside, S. A. Miller, Au-
gusta, Hon Edward Wiggin, Augusta
Arno Little, representing the Transcript,
Augusta, Capt. j. f. Fossett, c. c. Hunt
and Albert r. Brown, Augusta, L. P.
Waterman, East Auburn Grin Williamson,
Augusta, r. f. Chalk, State factory in
pector, Augusta, j. H. Moore, Winthrop
Hon. Il. G. Burns, Westbrook.
The race summaries
2.31 CLASS, TRoTTING-S400.
Pullman, b g, by Volute, Libby, l /
Melton c., G, by Constellation,
Wheldon, , 4
Helena Big m,by Conn's Harry Wilkes,
Taylor, 2
st. Patrick, CHI G, by Joe Howe woon-
= man, 3
Queen Wilkes, br m, by Messenger
Wilkes Dwinal, 8 6
Red Brine, g, Ply Redwood Boone.
Woodbury., ;
Senator Blackburn, s, by Alcyone,
Barker, Z
Nalmah, m S, by Westland, Phinney, DR.
Time, 2.2s!. 2.29, 2.2s1.
227 CLASS ,TRoT AND PACE-PURsE 300.
Salando, b G, by fernando, Taylor, 3 l /
Thompson, b g,by Redwood, Thomp-
son, 6 =
Mystic Girl b m, by Mystic Wilkes,
McCausland, 3 8 4
China Boy, blk S, by Wilkes, Rey-
nolds, )
Apsel W. N, by Harbinger, Dustin, > s 3
Glendale. S, by Glenarm, Richards, : 4 , 6
Starting, b m, by Wilkes, Richards, l 6 dis
Hector Boone, b g,by Venture Boone,
Myrick, Sdr
Time, 2.26l, 2.23a 2,25i, 2,22.
In the third heat Startling ran into the
fence. The sulky was smashed and driver
thrown but escaped injury
$50 CLAss-PAcING.
Beatrice, bl m, by Bayard Wilkes, / /
Van Demon, CHI G, = 2 2
Pop Corn, 6, 3 4
tloSsie Lowe m,
Time, 2234, 2.25i. 2.26l
PONY RACE
W. H. Niles, Lisbon. 12
@. Totman, Fairfield, 2 2
w. L. Niles. Lisbon.
Briggs, Auburn, 3 3
Time, La, l.23. liz.