The Somerset reporter., 1902-09-18

Roscoe Bigelow, ! pair Herefords
year old, l. Frank Mitchell, pair grade
Durhams 2 years old, 3 5. N. Blanch-
ard, pair years old. |. A. E. Jewett,
| pair grade herefords years, 8; pair
calves, 3. s. V. G. stevens, steers 3
years old, l; year old, 2; calves, l.
Samuel Burns, pair calves, 2.
WORKING OXEN.
A. E. Jewett, pair years old, /;
pair years old, 3. Samuel Burns, l
pair years old, /; pair oxen, 2
MATCHED CATTLE.
|. A. Homestead. l; Roscoe Bigelow, g
DRAFT OXEN
Emerson Hall, John Weston, ,.
FAT CATTLE
John Weston. pair oxen, l.
sHEEP-MERNos.
Frank Moore, l, 2 and 3.
GRADE SHEEP.
A. Crowell, five grade Shropshires, /.
Frank Moore, 3 Leicester bucks, l. 2
and 3.
A. E. Jewett, litter of pigs, Berkshire,
l same, grade Chester white, 2. G. H.
| Gardner, litter Chester pigs (thorough.
bred) l. Mary A. Russell, litter Of pig,
grade, 3.
HoRsES-STALLIONS
g. D. Miller, Stirling, | W. R. Brown.
Claude Nelson, 2; W. Il. Hayne.,
Wilkes, 3. Parker It Robinson, 2 years
old, Pilot Nelson, l.
BREEDING MARES,
p. G. Steward, brood mare and COLI,
|; G. D. Eaton, brood mare, ,; c. w.
Day 3.
COLTS.
One year, z. c. Steward, /; w. A.
Wescott, 2; c. w. Day, 8. 2 wears, F.
c. Dunlap, l; George Palmer, q; C. D.
Eaton, 3. 8 years, Glenn Brown, l.
DRAFT STATIONS.
r. E. Rowell & Son, l.
DRIVING HORSES.
| l.. A. Dascombe, pair matched horses
| (not entered for premium;) W. R.
Brown, driving horse, l.
POULTRY.
w. A. Thurough, / pair B. Red
games, l. Charles Cleveland, | pair p
Cochen fowls, /; chicks, |, and 3;
Plymouth Rock fowls, l; P. X. chicks.
2; Sherwood fowls, 2. Calvin Cleve-
land, Sherwood fowls, /; Sherwood
chicks, /; s. l.. Wyandotte chicks, l..
Frank Davis, Wyandotte chicks, l; hens
and chicks, and 2. Mary A. Russell,
pair of geese, l. Charles l.. Worthlev,
5. G. Wyandotte Leghorns, l, 2 and 8
red camel. A. Crowell, pair Plymouth
Rocks, 2; pair P. r. chicks, l. Guy
Estes, trio Buff Leghorns, 2. Hope
Farm, best exhibit of poultry, viz: l
trio Partridge Cochin fowl, | pair do.
chicks, pair r. [. Reds, pair Sher-
wood fowls, l pair Sherwood chicks, l
pair White Wyandotte pullets, ''all first
GLASS;" said the Judge.
FIELD CROPS.
| Yellow corn, Fl. A. Archer, l. Oats,
I.ewie Lacroix, l. Colored eyed beans,
H.,A. Archer, /.
VEGETABLES
Onions, James G. Palmer, |. Turnips
Frank Mitchell, l. Potatoes, Frank
Mitchell, and 2.
FRUIT.
Best exhibit, Coney E. Sanborn l;
Loren b. Allen, 3; winter apples, Charles
b. White, /; fall apples, Ed d. Stevens,
l. Pears, Charles B. White, L; Coney
f. Sarborn, 2. Plume, Albert f. jew
EFT, i; Coney f. Sanborp, 2.
FLORAL DECORATIONS.
Boquet, Nellie Nichols, /; Josie Day,
2. Displsy Of dahlias, Mrs. s. f. Smith,
/; Ms. H. A. Archer, 2 Display of
asters, Eva Day, /; Rena M. Archer, 2.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Butter, Skowhegan Jersey Creamery,
/; Joseph l.. Steward, 2.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Honey, w. II. Leavitt, /. Stoves and
castings, F, 6. Head & Co., /; Steward
Plumbing & Heating Co 2. Silk quilt,
Mrs. L. H. Kimball, l; W. A. Thurlow
2. Wooden stockings (men's) Mrs. vii
liam Rowell, /; Mrs. G. A. Gilman, 2.
Women's wooden stocking, Mrs. l.. S.
Emerson, l.. Bed spread, Mrs. william
Rowell, l. Sofa pillow, Mrs. c. NJ.
Lambert, /; Mrs. w. M. Harville, q.
Display OF work by girl, Lucy a. Jewett
l.
Gratuities were recommended as fol-
lows: Sofa robe, Mrs. W. G. Young, |;
Mrs. W. Thurlow, 2. Pillow shams,
Cora Hurley, l. Handkerchief, Mrs.
G. NJ. Lambert, /; Louise NJ. Varney, 2,
Pin cushion, pillow cases, crocheted
mats and table cover, Lila M. Weston, l
on each. OIL paintings Mrs. c. M. Lam
bert. Oil paintings and drawings, Miss
Rena Archer. Burnt wood etchings,
Coralie " Parker.