The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-14

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returned and received hearty welcome
from their numerous friends.
Visible effects of the raid on liquor
dealers in this town were noticeable at the
Agricultural fair here last week, as no
sign of the ardent was to be seen. 1t
was ali quiet and orderly. There was
good display OF every timing usually seen
at the fair.
being held this week at Lake Shore Park
in Acton, closes up the Agricultural fairs
in this vicinity.
Rev. A. M. Freeman, of Jackson, N.
H.. former pastor of the Free Baptist
church in this village, is with his family,
visiting friends here.
Baldwin.
BALDWIN AND SEBAGO FAIR.
East Sebago, Oct 1O-The closing day
of the Baldwin and SebagO fair at Lake
View Park, was marked with great i'm
proyement in the weather and much
larger attendance than on the peyious
day 1t was evident early in the day that
the people expected a good days enjoy
ment and the programme fully filled their
expectations The first thing on the pro-
gramme was the ladies driving and har-
Messing contest in which three contestants
appeared. Mrs. Kate Lamb winning in
3.O5. Mrs. Douglass OF Wlndham "a, MISS
Themes of Denmark Sd.
In the first bicycle race Mr.. Mason won
in l. 30 1-2 and Mr.. Jordan close second
with only the space OF wheel behlnd
The three minute class which was nu-
finished yesterday was continued. In the
first heat today the second horse did not
show off to the best advantage SO at the
request of one of the drivers it was de-
clared of.
245 CLASS.
In the 245 class Susie drew the pole
with Young Harbinger second and Harry
L. third. In the second heat Susie was
set back for breaking and Harry l.. was
given first. There was considerable doubt
in the minds of the judges which horse
won the first heat but finally the heat was
given to Harbinger and another heat or
dered giving Harbinger the POLE The fol-
lowing is the summary:
Susie, br M, Charles Cobb, 8 Q 81
Harry L., b G, r. Lin
Yo sDDss' Harblnger, ) : i 8
:. Time, 2 10, a.44 Ia, s.47, a.4o g. 40.
2. Al 3-4.
$50 CLASS. PURSE 500.
In this class after considerable scoring
the judges decided to send the horses
down without regard to gait Bach horse
drew the same position as he finished in
the first heat. The second money was
divided between Black Medium and King
street. The following is the summary:
Dimple P. m, J. A. Traitor, 1 l
Black Medium, 3 B
Linn, rm, E. Hawkes., 8 5 4
Gail, b m, 7. Flint, q
Kingstreet, -. G. Foss, 5 2 81
Time, q 80 IA, 2. 80 IA, 2.32 10
Following premiums were awarded:
Table cover, 1st Mrs. Alvin Gray; I'd
Annie r MckenneY
Child's dress, 1st Mrs. j. C. Richard
son.
Sofa pillow, 1st Laura Pugsley.
Toilet set, 1st Mrs. Frank Brown; 2nd
Annie g. AlcKenney.
Display of needle work by children I'M
der II years, 1st Bella Decker
Needle work made by one person, LIST
Mrs. J. G. Richardson: End Annie b.
McKenney.
Fancy aprons, 1st Laura Pugsley.
Map drawing by children Of common
schools, 1st Chesley Ward.
Picture frames, LIST Mrs. FL. w. Blake;
End E. Adams.
Drawn work insertion, 1st n. E. ingalls,.
Table doilies. Miss Marion Brown.
Fancy picture frames, 1st Mrs. [. G.
Warren.
Wild flowers of Washington, 1st Miss
n. E. ingalls,.
Fancy underskirt 1st Mrs. j. III. Bach
eldor; End Olive H. Brackett.
Fancy handkerchief, 1st Mrs. J. b.
Bachelor.
Slumber roll, list Annie L. Douglass;
ID Mrs. Cassie Dow.
Lamp mat, 1st Mrs. H. L. Clough.
Postage stamp plate, LIST Mrs. L. NJ.
Grace; End Mrs. Fl. W. Blake.
Hand made basket, 1st Mrs. Mary A.
Ei1liken.
Tray cloth, 1st Laura Pugsley.
Croched tidy, 1st Laura Pugsley. .
r Nc,
Crochet edging wool, Mrs. L c. War
rem.
Pin cushion, 1st Bella Decker aged 10.
Best display millinery, 1st Mrs. Cassie
Dow, Hiram.
Cut flowers, 1st Mrs: A. Brown; I'd
A. Douglass.
Butter, 1st Mrs. c. H. Mckinney I'd
Mrs. H. Wight.
Blankets, 1st Mrs. G. A. Mckinney;
ID Mrs H. III. Lombard; Sd Mrs. Mary
L. Blake.
Mittens, Mary L. Blake; End Mrs J.
Quilts, 1st Mrs. H. M Lombard; End
Ethel Lombard.
Apples, best general exhibit of apples,
A. r. P. Ward 1st, r. A. Burnell End,
c. H. McKenney Sd. Wealthy, P. P.
Larrabee 1st VIM. Haley End. Baldwin,
r.. A. Burnell LIST, =; y. Me eta 1Ha
r. A. Burnell Cd. Northern Spy, G. H.
McKenney 1st R. I. Geening G. II.
McKenney LIST. Bell Flower G. II. Nc
Kenney 1st, B. +. Cole ID.
Watermelon j. E. Douglass LIST, G. h.
McKenney End.
Ward End.
Cranberries, VIM. Haley 1st, P. P. Lar
rabee I'd.
Squash, H. C.Welch list; H. L. Clough
ID.
Pumpkins, VIM. Haley LIST, Geo. E.
Anderson I'd.
Potatoes, Early Rose, o. NJ Douglass
LIST, J. WEIGH 3D. new queen, T. WEIGH
LIST; beauty Hebron VIM. Haley 1st; rural
New Workers VIM. Haley 1st blush rose
Beecham's pills for consti-
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