The Republican journal., 1901-09-12
p Matched oxen, Herbert Black, first; E. F.
Littlefeld, second.

MdICHeu oxen, derDort Black, first; Il. +
SHEEP, SWINE, POULTRY, ETC.
Best breeding sow, Daniel L. Pitcher
first.
Pair Angora goats, Evans Farm, Waldo
Trio Belgian hares, Eastern Importing
and Breeding Company, first and second.
Exhibit of poultry, j. w. Wallace. Bel
fast, first Geo. O. Holmes, Belfast, second
Russell Carter, Belfast, third; Cyrus Hub
bard, Belfast, fourth.
Ducks, Cyrus Hubbard, Belfast, first.
HORSES AND COLTS.
Pair draft horses, under 1,15O pounds
Henry Reynolds, Brooks, first; Walter E
Staples, Belfast, second
Single draft horse, Wilson Wentworth
first.
Road stallion, M. B. Smith, first; Chas L
Austin, second.
Draft stallion, Ed Saverv first.
falr matched horses, W. H. Mcclellan
Brood mare with stock to show, J. F
Hill, third.
Geldlng or flly, years old, Ed. Wagner
hrst; Chas. L. Austin, second.
Gelding or filly, 2 years old, J. E. Wilson
first; Ralph Jack son, second.
~, ,Gelding OR filly, 1 year old, VIM. Fl.
Aioe C1dS L. AuSGIH, second,
Colts under year old, j. F. Wilson first
Ed. Wagner, second.
W. H. McLellan's pair are handsome bays
16 hands high, by Nelsonee.
j. +. wi son had colt by Bromal, a 2
year-old by Harbineer by Harbinger and a
brood mare.
Ed. Wagner's string included a brood
mare, 3-year-old by Silver Spray, dam by
Morgan knox, and a young colt.
NJ. b. Smiths MarSton C. is by Piedmont
and he had 8 other fine horses on the
grounds.
Chas; 1. Austin had Live Wilkes by
Baby Wilkes.
=, E. L. Savery had Farmers Pride by
MOntrOSe.
Ralph Jacksons 2-year-old is by Mel.
sonee.
John Hill had fine colt by Harbiaeer.
Wilson WentwOrth's horseis hv Jamique.
W. II. Wight's yearling is by Silver Spray
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Velvet basket sofa pillow, Mrs. Adelbert
Knight, first; Mrs. Arbella Towle, second.
y; Sofa pillow in silk embroidery, Mrs. c. N.
Battenberg sofa pillow, Mrs. C. N, Black.
first.
Sofa pillow by children, Ethel Savery
first Georgia Wentworth, second.
Fancy hand painted work box, Miss Lizzie
Pond, first.
Table cover in cigar ribbons, Miss Agnes
Park, first.
Tea cloth in Mexican work, Mrs. Geo. S.
Chase, first.
Linen and huck towels in Mexican work,
also tray cloth, Miss Lizzie Pond, first Mrs.
Arbella Towle, second.
Outline quilt, Mrs. Augusta Richards,
first.
Battenberg work, largest exhibit, Mrs. j.
FIRST NJ i
Miss Maude Gammans, third.
Silk embroidered centre piece, Mrs. j. G.
Paul, first; Mrs. Chas n. Black, second !:
Miss Maude Gammans, third
Point lace handkerchief, Mrs. j. G. Da-
mon, first; Mrs. b. 3: Savery, second.
Battenberg and silk work, Mrs. W. L.
West, gratuity.
Honiton lace, sailor collar, Mrs. j. G. Da-
mon, first.
Battenberg centre piece, Mrs. Bertha
Wallace johnson. gratuity.
Specimens of penmanship, w. P. Went
worth, first.
Preserves, Mrs. Emma Ellis, first; Mrs P.
ID. H. Carter, second.
Tatting doilies, Miss Maude Gammans
first.
Exhibit of various articles, Mrs. Robert
Hart, first; Miss Ola Wood, second Mrs
James II. Clark, gratuity.
Book painted by boy 6 years old, Seth
COndnL, graUuluy.
Grange exhibit, Equity Grange first.
Counterpart, crochet, Mrs. Henry Went
worth, first; Mrs. Thomas Taylor, second
Worsted quilt, Mrs. Isaiah W. Cross,
first.
Silk log cabin quilt, Miss Emma Ellis,
first.
Velvet guilt, Mrs. Carrie Murch, first.
Silk guilt in crazy work, Mrs. Isaiah W.
Cross, first; Mrs. Eliza Piper, second; Mrs.
Augusta RicnardS third
Braided rug, Mrs. Jesse Priest, first Mrs.
Helen Bird, second.
Cut and pot flowers, Mrs. F. A. Griffin,
first Mrs. D. L. Pitcher, second
Patchwork quilt, Miss Kate L. Taylor,
first, made when fifteen years old.
Exhibit of domestic and culinary articles,
Mrs. II. E. Wentworth, first; Mrs. Clara j.
StinsOn, second.
Photographic sofa pillow, Miss Amy Stod-
dard, first; Miss Blanche Carter, second.
Largest exhibit, oil paintings and water
colors, l.: V. Miller. first; Mrs. Carrie Kaler,
second Mrs. Eta Bates, third.
Yarn rug, Mrs. Bertha Wallace johnson,
first; Mrs. Henry Wentworth, second
Afghan, Miss Emma Ellis, first.
Hooked rug, Mrs. Helen Bird, first; Mrs.
Henry Wentworth, second.
Slumber robe, Mrs W. T.. West, first.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DlSplay Oh hardware, JOnn w. Jones,
Belfast, diploma.
Dairy apparatus, F. L. and II. B. Tooth
aker, Belfast, diploma: Percy B. Redman.
Belfast, second
Spring water, Percy B. Redman, Belfast,
special mention.
Sewing machine, Elroy P. Mchaels, Bel
fast, Singer, special mention.
Mop wringer, F. l.. Toothaker, specia,
mention.
A Russian harness was used on pedlar's
team, but the owner neglected to make any
entry, and the officers were not aware that
his apparatus was considered as entered al
the fair until the close Of the books Thurs.
day night.
Row, gratuity.
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