The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-07

Retween the heats there were coon
songs. magician feats, bag punching and
music by a quartette of artists whose
names have been already published and
they created lots OF fun.
PREMIUM LIST.
The following wereTamong the premi-
ums awarded yesterday:
Fancy articles-Carriage afghan, MRS.
| W. S. Libby, Bowery Beach, hrs1' MIS-
l.. E: Bonley, Scarporo, seconG. Mouu;,,
| Sofa afghans-Mrs. L. u. Merrill,
Scarboro, first: Sarah Burnham. South
Sofa pillow@Mrs. Will Couch Cumber-
land Mills, first; Miss Octavla Lomoaru'
second.
Pillow cases-Mrs. D. E. Plummer'
| Scarboro, first.
Crochet shawl Elizabeth P. s. Libby,
Scarboro, first; Mrs. b. E. Carter, scar
boro second.
| Crochet Infants stck-Mrs. Cnarles
Frost Portland, first.
Worsted knit slippers-Addie Fender
son. South Buxton, first; Mrs. j. W.
Sawyer, second.
Knit skirt-Miss Elser Lund, Soar
boro, first; Mrs. W. Fl. Mclaughlin, Sec
ond.
Table covers-Mrs G. S.sAllen.. Port
land, first; Mrs. Chas. Frost, second.
Picture scarf-Mrs. W. IA. Googins,
scarboro, first; Miss Carrie Hasty, South
Portland, second.
first; Addie Henderson, South Buxton,
second.
first; Mrs. W. A. Gilman, Portland, Sec
ond. =
Tea clothAMiss Ida Leavitt. Portland.
first; Mrs. Jnmes Hall, second.
Tray cloth-Miss Perley Merrill, first;
Mrs Miranda Libby, Scarboro, second.
| Center piece-Mrs. B. Q. Gilman, first.
| Doilies-Mrs. Perley Merrill, first; Miss
Ida Leavitt second.
| Crochet lace-Miss Elsie Lund, first;
Mrs. Leonard Dyer, South Portland, Sec
ond.
Knit lace-Mrs L. Fl. Roberts, Cash
Corner, first.
SILK e1nbroidery-Mrs. W. H. Gilman,
Portland, first.
| EFancy hanakerchiefs-Miss Ida Leavitt,
first Mrs. James Hall. Portland, second.
| Fancy apron--Mrs. Frank Campbell,
Pleasantdale. first; Mrs. Sarah Roberts,
Cash Corner, second.
Mrs Edgar L. Jordan, South Portland,
second.
Handmade underwear Mrs. J. Fl. Lib
by, Scarboro, first.
Splasher-Mrs Sarah Roberts, Cash
Corner, first; Mrs. e. B. Carter. second.
Household manufacture wooden yarn,
lmixed-Addie Henderson, first.
White wooden yarn-Addie Henderson,
first. IA
Knit hose woolen-Louise d. Fender.
son, first; Mrs. W. n. Mitchell, second.
Ladies'. hose-Elizabeth G. S. Libby,
Scarboro, first. :.
Knit mittens-Mrs. W. A. Mitchell,
Scarboro, first; Elizabeth Z. ). Libby,
second.
Patchwork qui1t-Mrs. Kitty Wight,
Scarboro, first; Mrs. Freeman Libby,
Scarboro. second.
Log Cabin quilt-Mrs. W. H. Googins,
first; Mrs. Freeman Libby, second.
Silk quilt--Mrs. l.. S. Lombard, first;
Mrs. L. L. Pillsbury, second. ,, =
Crazy quilt-Mrs. Will, first; Mrs. u
6. Roberts. second.
Knit countespane-Mrs. Sadie /. Snow.
West Soarboro, first
Crochet-Carrie Libby, frst s
Braided rng-Mrs. Benjamin Larrabee,
Soarboro, first; Eta ID. Collins, e. Bux'
ton, second.
Drawn rag rug-Mrs. Leonard Dyer,
first; Eta d. Collin, second.
Honey-F. A. Sylvester, first
| Jelly-Ella Gilman, first.
Brown bread-Addie Henderson, first;
Mrs. Benjamin Larrabee, second.
White bread-Mrs. b. +. Carter, first
Mrs. l.. e. Gilman, second. KS
Preserves-Mrs. j. w. Sawyer, first.
Butter-Mrs. W. W. Jose, South Rux-
ton, first; Mrs. q. /. Robinson, second
Mrs. Clara j. Libby, third.
Oil paintings-Mrs. L. L. Pillsbury.
first.
House plants-Miss Eta Gilman, first.
Best single PLAINTIFFS Belle Jordan
Cape Elizabeth, first; Miss Mary Peter
son, Scarboro, second.
Best bouquet-Mabel Gilman, first
Mrs. d. f. Plummer, second.
Cows erseys. d. W. Clark. Portland
first; B. s. Larrabee, second.
Grade Jerseys-J. Harold Newcomb
first
Hereford-B. S. Larrabee, first.
Bulls-Grade Jersey, N. B. Lane, first.
i Ayershire-J. A. Libby, second.
Sheep--Geo. w. Carter, frat.
Two-y ear-old steers-B. S. Larrabee.
i One-year-old steer-B. S. Larrabee.
i Two pair trained steers-B. 5. LARA
bee.
Three-year. steers-F. A. Libby
j first
/ Matched oxen-B. S. Larrabee, first
g. r. Hanson, second.
Beef oxen-B. S. Larrabee, first.
Working oxen-A. Morrison, first; q
r. Hanson, secoud. q
Tx toRm-OSCAf DooL1uS, AtouJ ~ ~
Libby, second. .,.
New comb, second.
| TODAY'S PROGRAMME.
Besides the usual exhibitions of strength
by oxen, base ball game, etc., there viii
be these track events:
p. m.-Trotting Or pacing. $50 class
purse $50.
I'D. m.-2 SO class; purss 500. sst
p. m.-Chariot race.
| D. m.-Saok and Wheelbarrow races
NOTES.
Barges will leave Monument Square fol
the fair grounds at 10 a. M, and p m.
The display of poultry in yesterday
Issue credited to Cash Bros, should have
been mentioned as belonging to Geo. W
Cash and his sons.
LITTLE RIGBY FAIR,
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.l 5
Casco October THE second day o.
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