The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-10-13

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DAIRY AWARDS.
Best cheese, (sage) Mrs. S W Tink-
ham, l.
Cheese, (plain) Mrs. Mark Gray, L;
Mrs. 5 " Tinkham, =.
Best display pickles, Mrs c W Luce,
/; Mrs. f G Daggett, ,.
Best lot jelles, Mrs F q Daggett, l !;
Mrs. + ) Hilton,
Best lot preserves, Mrs. w e Black
we'll, l; Mrs. o NJ Hilton, 2.
Best honey display, L w Gilman, L;
Leslie Sawyer, 3
Best 10 lbs dairy butter, Mrs. f Hill
ton, / Mrs. Mark Gray,2
Best white bread, plain, Mrs. F L Hill
ton, l.
| VEGETABLES.
Squash, Rufus Mckinney /; c W
Perry, I'd.
Pumpkins, W c Blackwell, /; f A
Hilton, 2.
Potatoes, F NJ Messer, l; G NJ Pease, 2.
Best display apples, B II Luce, l; c NJ
Pease, 2; f A Hilton, 8.
Plums, w G Blackwell, l.
Best trace seed corn, d | Walker, !;
f Il Walker, 2.
Best display farm products, Rufus Nc
Kenney, f A Hilton, 2; f NJ Messer, g.
Best table beets, F V Gilman, /; F NJ
Messer, 2; Rufus McKenney, 8.
Turnips, " Perry,
Cabbage, Rufus Mckinney, l; J Ii
Athearn, 2; f A Hilton, 3.
Onions, Mary Russell, / N & d Gray,
2; r s Young, 3.
HALL EXHIBIT AWARDS.
Dapt ontta,hana 1aia9;nra A.. n
Clark, l.
Painted mirror-Mrs j W Perkins, l.
Best water color paintings-Mrs G "
Dyer, /.
Best landscape paintings-Miss Susie
Rogers, l.
Best crayon-Mrs E o Clark, /.
Hand painted fungus-Mrs w Black
well, l..
Best specimens miscellaneous fancy
work-Mrs j s Pepper, /; Mrs Z o
Clark, 2.
Worsted quilts-Mrs Bertha Waugh.
/ Mrs R s hcKenny, 2.
Cotton quilts-Mrs Frank Mosher, l.;
Mrs Mark Grey, 2.
silk quilts-Mrs r Mckinney, /.
Best bed spread-Mrs P McVay, l;
Mrs A W Grey, 2; Mrs II NJ Waugh, 8.
Knit edging-hrs L o Clark, /.
Painted table scarf-Mrs Z o Clark, / !;
Mrs T Hilton, 2.
Sofa pillow-Mrs Bertha Waugh, l.;
Mrs e " Luce, q; Mrs II Athearn, 8.
Afghan-Mrs E o Clark, l.; Mrs II M
Waugh, 2.
Doilies-Mrs W Fl Collins, /; Mrs J S
Pepper, 2; Mrs E o Clark, 8.
Tidies-Mrs } H Athearn, l. Mrs Z o
Clark, 2.
Hearth rug, braided-Mrs Mary Ath-
earn, 1; Mrs H NJ Waugh, 2.
Fancy rug-Mrs Head, /.
Drawn rug-Mrs W Luce, /; Mrs
Fl Athearn,2 2.
Best display cut tlowers-Mrs Arthur
Hilton, /; Miss Lucy Walker, 2.
Mounted birds-Mrs FL M Waugh, l.
Cut flowers-Mrs Eva B Hall, /; Mrs
w Blackwell, 2.
Best display needle work by any girl
under II, Alice Smith, /; Lena Gilman,
2.
Photo France bessie Collins, /.
Pin cushions-Edie Fl Gray, /.
Best child's hood-Mrs Fred Haggett,
Best specimen hand sewing-Ethel
Frost, l; Mrs Fred Haggett, 2.
Best gents scarf-Mrs r s Mckinney,
q ~
There were many other articles
worthy of mention: Mrs Fl Athearn,
fancy basket; Mrs Fl NJ Waugh, picture
throw; Mrs Mary Garrett, crazy fancy
work; Mrs Otis Hilton, fancy apron;
Mrs Refus Mckinney, pin cushion; Miss
Kate Gilman, handkerchief; Miss Bertha
Waugh, pillow slips; Miss Maud Daggett,
lamp mat, picture throw, picture frame;
Mrs Lila Moore, rose mat, Gala mat.
THE RACES.
The races, three in number were call
ed at o'clock Thursday afternoon, and
after one heat in each had been trotted
it certainly looked like a tame after
Moons sport. However in both 2 so and
2 80 classes, the unexpected happened
and from then on three events were as
exciting as could be desired, each heat
being in doubt until the finish. The
summaries:
$50 CLASS.
Jim s., b g, by Parker,
J. o. Haines. 2 l l II
Tea'ie IT, b M b b A I Eo.aa.,,. d
c. II. Nelson. 8 8 2 2 81
Time 2.42, 2.44 IA, 2.4o Ia, 242 1-2, ?.4s.
GREEN HORSE CLASS.
Fortune, CHI &, by St. Croix,
Wilbur Hilton.
Hal Prescott, CHI &, by Prescott, Jr.,
G F. Paine, 8 Q
Pilot Startle, br g. by Steel,
r. F. Yeaton, 2 5 8
Charles L., CHI q, by Cyex,
Chas. A. Luce, 8
King Arthur, b 6, by Neaumkeag,
A. G. Sawye', 5 4
Mary Prince, no m. by Ma, Prince,
r. Chandler, 8 8
Time 804. 2.59 IA, 256 Ia.
2.35 CLASS.
Silkey, CHI IN, by Nelson,
G. H. Nelson, 3
Black Ledo, blk s, by Mountain
Ledo, Fred Collins. l 2 8
Lobster Claw, blk <, by Unknown,
c s. Robbins, 2 3 2
Dewey, br &, by Redwood B., ne,
A. D. Horn, 4
Jessey James, br &, by Tiger OF
the Valley, II. K. Skidmore, 8
Young Prescott, &, by Prescott
Jr, G. Fl. Clarke,
Time 2.34 4, IS Ia, 235 IA, 2,94 ID.
Stock that is to be heavily grain fed
during the winter should be fed consider