The Portland daily press., 1898-08-25
AT CITY HALL.

AT CITY HALL.
Prizes Awarded in Many Interesting
Glasses.
There was considerable increase in the
attendance yesterday in spite of the
weather conditions. Everything Is now
in complete running order and we'll worth
visit.
Yesterday number of prizes were
awarded. The names of the successful ex-
hibitors are as follows:
BUTTER.
/. Cream and faotory-First, Hillside
ford Creamery, South Waterford. Me.
Fifkin butter-First and second as
above.
f. Butter in prints-First, Bethel Dairy
company, Bethel, Me-. second, Waterford
Creamery.
Packages of butter-First, Waterford
Creamery second. Bethel Creamery.
Granular butter-First, Waterford
Creamery; second Hillside Creamery,
Exeter, Me.
Display of butter from private dairy
First, L. +. Dollotf, Mt. Vernon, Me-. /;
second, j. Henry Moore, Winthrop, Me.
Butter in print, pr ivate dairy-First,
second, II. II. Leach, South Brookteld,
Mass
Package butter from privats dairy
First II. H. Leach, North Brookfeld,
Mass; second, L. T. Dolloff, Mt. Vernon,
Maine.
Firkin butter from private dairy-first
and second as above.
Granular butter from private dairy
Same as above.
Butter made by girl under sixteen
First, Miss bertha Leach, No. Brookfeld,
Mass. second, Miss May Moore, Win
throp, Me.
CHEESE.
Display of dairy oheese-First, L. F.
Lamb bert, Yarmouth. Me.
Display. of sage cheese, private dairy
First, Mrs. E. LAM BERT Yarmouth, Me-;
second, l.. f. Dolloff, Mt. Vernon, Me.
Cheese made by girl 16 years or under
First, Annie L. Dolloff, Mt. Vernon, Ms.
BEES AND HONEY.
Full colony of hees.-First, W. L. Jones,
Hampden Center, Ne.
Collection of different races of bees
First W. L. Jones, Hampton Cen ter;
second, G. II. Greeley. Clinton, Maine.
Colony of NATHAN bees-First, W. I.
Jones.
Colony of black bees, exhibit of queen
cells, exhibit of bees in embryo, exhibit
of hive queens, all firsts to W. +.
Jones, Hampton.
Case of comb honey-First, G. II.
Greeley, Clinton, Me; second, W. L.
Jones.
Exhibit of comb honey-C. II. Greeley,
first; W. Z. Jones, second.
Fancy display of comb honey-First,
W. L. Jones.
Exhibit of extracting honey-First, G.
H. Greeley; second, w. L. Jones.
Exhibit of extracted honey from differ
emit fiowers-First, w. Z. Jones.
Specimen comb formulation-First, Q.
Il. Greeley; second, W. p. Jones.
Hives. crate, feeder and beeswax-AI
trsts to W. Il. Jones.
CANNED FRUIT, PRESERVES, ETC.
Display preserves, etc.-First, Mrs.
Edgar r. Robinson, Portland; second,
Mrs. A. l.. Edgoomb, Portland.
Display canned fruit-First, Mrs. A.
l.. Edgcomb.
Jellies-Mrs. A. L. Edgcomb.
Cheese butter. ETC., june factory cheese
First, E. M. Whitcomh, Simpsons
Corner; second, Ira L. Mason, HoWe'S
Corner.
July factory cheese-First, Ira Il.
Mason second, E. NJ Whitcomb.
Sage chesse-First, Ira L. Mason;
second, e, M. Edgcomb.
HOME MADE BREAD, CAKE AND
PASTRY.
Angel cake-First, Alice ID. CROSBY,
Yarmouth; Caramel cake-F1rst, MIS-. L.
+. Dolloff, Mt Vernon; second, MIS-. a.
e. McKen ney, South Buxton. NJ.
Chocolate cake-First, Mrs. A. r.. hc'
Kenney; second. Mrs. l.. f. Dollo1. TN
Cocoanut cake-First, Mrs. L. L.
Dolloff; second, Mrs. A. X. Mckenhey.
Cream cake.-No first; second, MS "A.
e. Mokenney. u.s.
Fruit cake-First, Mrs l.. f. DolloH;
second, Mrs. A. E. Mckinney.
Gold and silver cake-F'irst, Mrs. a. y.
JelIey cake-First Mrs. L. f. Dollon;
second, Mrs. A. r. McKenney.
Lemon cake-First, Mrs. A. Il. MCNEIL
ney McKon.
ney. no11or
Nut cake-First, Mrs. L. F. Dollon
second. Miss Alice HI. Crosby, Yarmouth 10
Sponge cake-First, Mrs. l.. 4. Dolioii
second, Mrs. A. E. McKenney.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Mrs. l.. T. Doiion
secand, Mrs. A. Il. Mckenncy. :,
White Bread made with milk-oa'ne
as above.
White bread made with watsr-Mrs' "A.