The Somerset reporter., 1900-09-27
MATCHED HORSES.
o + knowlton, l.
BROOD MARES.
c d Eaton, /; Nellie p Clark, 2;
Robert Forsythe, 3.

Robert Forsythe, 3.
COLTS.
/ yr olds, Horace Lowe, s; Geo.
Whittier, q Bradbury Bros, 3; VI
olds, & d Miller, l; Bradbury Bros, 2;
Albert Holt, 3; 3 yr ODDS, Peter Merry
/; c w Day, 2; { l. Cleveland, 3; 4 yr
olds, I French, !.
Special premiums awarded colts of
rrotwood by Fred Kincaid: Sucking
colt, Daniel Steward. East Madison,
! yr olds, 5 II Bradbury, l; 2 yr olds. Geo
York, Revere, 1; 3 yr olds, Geo Whittier,
Cornville. !.
Special premiums awarded sucking
colts Of Sterling by Davis Miller: Geo
II Foster, |; c d Eaton, 2; Frank
King, 3,
SHEEP.
Hampshire buck. Tuttle Bros, ] :;
lambs, aud 2; grade Southdown ewes,
A Crowell, l.
SWINE.
Grade White Chesters, three shoats,
| one boar, SOW aud pigs, Barney Nc
Collar, / Berkshire boar, SOW and pigs
Charles Marston, l Paul Roullard, :.
POULTRY.
P. Cochin fowls, G 4 Darrell, and 2
also chicks, l, 2 and 3; l. Brahma chicks,
Harry Danforth, l; Chas Cleveland, 2;
| fowl, G Z Durrell, /; Brown Leghorn,
c E Durrell, l.; Plymouth Rock fowl, G
L Worthley, l; C ( Durrell, 2; chicks.
c K Durrell, and 3; o F Knowlton, 2 !;
S e w Leghorn, fowl, G L Worthley, l.,
also chicks, and Game Bantam chicks,
Mrs. p Blanchard, l; fowl, G l. Worth
ley, l; Bronze turkeys, A E Jewett, l :;
Mrs. Mary A Russell, 2, and on young
turkeys, l; White Holland turkeys,
Charles w. Knights, l; Mrs. Mary A
Russell, 2; geese and goslings, Mrs Mary
A Russell, /; guineas, Mrs. Mary A
Russell, /; q f Durrell, 2.
FIELD CROPS.
Yellow corn. Roscoe Bigelow, / /;
| Cyrus Newton. 2.
Sweet corn, James Emerson, l.
Pop corn, Bert Nichols, !; Carl Good
win, 2.
Pumpkins, John Weston, L; james
Emerson, 2.
Beans, Sheldon H Beal, /; Roscoe
Bigelow, 2.
VEGETABLES.
Collection, S II Atwood, l; S L
Crowell, 2.
Beets, James d Emerson, l.
Turnips, James d Emerson, /.
Potatoes, A p Turner. /.
Onions, Mrs NJ A Russell, l B 5
Fagg, 2.
Delicata squash, Calvin Cleveland, l ;
Hubbard, Eugene Swain, i; Calvin
Cleveland, 2; summer squash, Charles c
Cleveland, /.
FRUIT.
Pears, Sheldon H Beal, l C A Mars
ton, 2. Cranberries, S l. Crowell, l
Plums, A z Turner, l. Collection, S H
Beal, /; A p Turner, 2. Display OF
winter apples, Lewis Beal. Charles
Gaylord, 2. Fall apples, A z Turner,
/; Charles Gaylord, 2; tomatoes, H f
Kimball, l Fl A Archer, 2.
FLORAL DECORATIONS.
Bouquet, Mrs S H Atwood, l; Mrs
Charles w Taylor, 2. Potted plants,
Mrs II A Archer, l; Mrs S Fl Atwood, 2.
COLLECTION OF CANNED FRUITS.
Mrs Lewis Beal, /; Mrs Charles w
Taylor, 2.
BUTTER.
L Steward, l.
DISPLAY SEWING MACHINES.
n & j Smith, Charles Bradley, 2.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Braided rugs, Mrs C w Goodrich, l
and 2; hooked rug, Miss Ella Newton,
/; Mrs Truman Fletcher, 2. Silk patch
work quilt, Esther Palmer, l; Mrs
Georgia Tobey, 2. Patchwork quilt,
Mrs Joseph Turcotte, |; Mrs Harriet
Spaulding. 3 Wooden stockings, Mrs j
d Emerson, l and 2. Embroidery, Mrs
w k 6 Estes, | Mrs Emma Goodrich,
2. Bed spread, Mrs Harriet Spaulding,
/; Mrs Joseph Turcotte, 2; sofa pillow.
Mildred Smith, l; Eva Knowlton, ,.
Plain sewing, Mrs II A Archer, | /; Sarah
Swain, 2. Honorable mention was rec
commended of silk quilt made by Mrs
George Tobey, and gratuities to Mrs
Vesta Withee, Mrs G w Goodrich and
Mrs e Dorothy.
! Miss Zaidee Morrison made varied
and attractive art exhibit, as follows
| Oil, Copy of head by Rembrant,"
'Italian PEASANTS" art student"
Water colors, Japanese doll, IAN IN
satisfactory conversation" "In Bohe-
mia" Sketches. portrait of a young
girl, "In sketch class" "Down the
road" "a Kindergarten, conventional
landscape and two book cover designs.
Pastel, New York" "a Spanish LADY,, -
'Red haired girl" "In summer attire, -
"a bit of Central Park, ""Indian, 1.-THE
old maid" and a sketch of a lady.
Charcoal, "The winged victory" 1.-THE
head OF Brutus, "a question asked, 50
1.-THE Story" Crayon, "Head of MO
Fart, =" "1n evening dress" and an Italian
peasant boy. Lead pencil, miss r.
Pen and ink, Mr.. c. A. Benson, and a
fancy head.
Mrs. Bartlett, for the committee on
art, reported in part, as follows:
"There were but two exhibitors, Miss
Zaidee Morrison and Mr.. E. f. Sturte-
want.
Miss Morrison exhibited sketches from
nature, life and still life, in water color,
oil, pastel, lead pencil and pen and ink d,
Several of Miss Morrison's sketches and
paintings were exhibited at the State
Fair in Lewiston, receiving first ana
second premiums. Skowhegan may be-
Justly proud of Miss Morrison as her
pictures show conscientious work as
well as artistic merit,
Mr.. Sturtevant exhibited portraits in
| platinoid, sepia, water color and peer
| less water color, which were very artis-
tic as well as true to life. His two
cases of cabinet photographs displayed,
show him true artist in his line of
work"
The officers of the society, to whom