Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-30
BLUEHILL FAIR.
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straight heats. The best time in this race
| was 3.07
Each evening there was a grand ball in
the town ball, which was well attended
| Wilson's orchestra furnished the music.
| PREMIUM LIST.
Following is the premium list. Resi-
dence OF exhibitor, when not otherwise
mentioned, is Bluehil:
CATTLE.
| A l. Closson, No Sedgwick, short horn
! bull. A Il Wescott, pole angus better. r
Y Young. snrry, Jersey ouii, /; Dutch
| bull, l. Wallace hinckley, Sedgwick,
| yoke oxen, 3 z aad 4 w Hi1ekley, Sedg-
wick, Hereford bull, 1, Il A Hinckley,
Sedgwiek, Hereford COW, | aud q; bull
calf, /; heller, 1. Parker Hinckley, Sedg-
wJck, yoke steers. l. @ b Davis, Surry,
Hereford COW, /; heifer, Charles Emer
ton, Jersey beiier, i. Eben Hinckley,
Sedgwick, Hereford heifer, 2. FP ana q
M Alien, No Sedgwick, Durham COW, /
and 2; Durham 2-Sear old, 2; heller, 2;
| heller calf, 2; steer calf, /. Walter Slower,
/. Charles Inman, Durham heifer, 3. Jer-
sey COW, 8; Hostein heifer, l. A N Os
| good, Durham bull, q; Dur ham heller, /;
Jersey heller, 2. George Pert, Hostein
heifer, 2. Il / Lear, Holstein better, /.
A w Hlnckley, HoIsteia heller, /. f Ii
Allen. Durham heifer, 1. G S Osgood,
Jersey COW, 1; Durham heller, g. Pascal
Friend, No Sedgwick, Jersey bull, /.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Mrs o I hinckley, bed quilt. 2. Flora
Billings, set doiiies, l. Nora Morse, GRO
Chef shawl,2 Mrs Vesta Chatto, Sargent
vile, worsted quilt Mrs R o Coggins,
s Surry, drawn rug, 8. Mrs Hiram Hard
ing, Safgentviile, drawn rug, Ii couch
cover, /. Margaret HiDckiey, lace
trimmed apron, 2. Edith Chase, white
| skirt, /; corset cover, J.. Emma Osgood,
sofa pillow, /. e hel M Slower, batten-
burg collar, Fannie Slower, drawn
work collar, 1; beed chain, l. Mrs A f
Slower, pr bed shoes, Il pin cushion
cover, Emma Jean Mcdowell, knit
shawl, l; crochet trimming. /; drawn
work bandkercnief, /. Mrs l. Curtis,
doilie, /. Mrs s Billings, patchwork
quiIt,2 Annie Grindle, yarn, grstuity;
pr miitens, 1; pr gloves, 1. Mrs Kepney
| Grindle, pr socks, l, Mrs Frank Slower,
doilies, /. Mrs l. P Hinckey, emproid-
cred collar, L; lace handkerchief, 1;
balten burg dolly !. Fannie sopef,
orIsnd, patchwork quit, / Mrs A q
Conars. pr SOCKS, 2; pr mitrens, 2 MIS- 5
| Smith, Sedgw1ck, sweater, gratuity;
Mexican work aprons, /; bed slippers, 2;
knit case, 2. Mrs Horace Herrlcs, camp
| mat, gratutts; stand cover, l Puebe
Candage, Kuit gloves, l Mrs Horace
N, Sedgaick, lace, / collar, 1. Mrs E
p Bsoson, drawn rug, Mrs Susan
Moon, pewter plate, gratuty, LIZZIE
| Darling, drawn work handkerchief 2.
Mrs Laura Lowell, N Penobscot, drawn
work apron, 2. Mrs Marx Deyereaux,
Penob-cot, embroidered dolly, 1; b4tten-
| burg centre piece, l; siik quilt, l; lace
| trimmed apron, l. Mrs Laura Eiweli,
smocsed pinow, 2 EDITH Kane, batten-
burg table cover, Alice Whitman, en-
| broioered center piece, 1; shoe string bsg,
gratuIty. Nettie Webber, handkerchief
case, gratuity Mrs Lizzie Conary, lace,
| Mrs Conary, gloves, 2; crochet shaw,
| l. Mrs Mary Mayo, Mexican work
waist, l
HONEY, DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Mrs A L Nescott, collection preserves,
l; jeliies, /; preserved straw berries, 1.
airs James Billings, loaf white bread,
| Mrs q M len, No Sedgwlck, butter, l
Mrs W Hinckiey. butter, 2 Mrs Annie
Grindle, brown bread, 2; collection
! pickles, 2. Mrs Frank Slower, jeihes, 2
SADIE Alien, collec' ion, pickles, 2; b ean,
2 Ella Powers, Sedgwick, Drown oreac,
2. Pascal Friend, No Sedgwick, honey, 1.
FLOWERS
Fred Anterior, sweet peas, l. Mrs ID L
Grindie, COLLECTION house pants, /. Mrs
| Horace Herrick, geraitium, l. Mrs Matte
Gray, No Penooscot, sweet peas, 2. Annie
Grinuie, pansies, l.
| PAINTINGS.
Herman Howard, cart oons, /. Mrs e
Wsrdweil, crayon portrait, l. LYMAN
| Curtis, cartoon, gratuity. Margaret
Hinckiey, pencil drawings.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
A E Wescott, Cleveland potatoes, Il
| SNOW flake beans, l; ruta bega turnips,2
| s Snowman, half acre wheat, l. A Z
Osgood, Mills cabbage, 2; OK heart carrots,
/; yellow beet, 2; Hubbard squash, l.
sweet corn, 2; pop corn, /; pink eye
| hoo IA rip haa
Lima beans; sheaf d oats, i; peck Iarg
est potatoes, /. Daniel Emerton, 4th July
potato, l; cattle beans, /; largest turnlps,
l. ID f Grindle, new queen potato, l;
Herman beauty, /. Horace Herrick,
Indian chief beans, l marrowfat peas, /
VIM HiDckey, improved yeiioweye beans,
2; beauty Hebron potatoes A / Leach,
q Mountain potato, /; Pride's early
potato. /; table beets, 2. g F Candage,
early Vermont potato, l and 2; largest
| pumpkin, l, N Marion, So Penobscot,
white gent potatoes, q; early Canada, /;
stray beauty, /; c beans, /. Edw Robin
son, citron, 1; pie pumpkins, A Clark
N Penooscot, cabbage, 1; caulifiower, /;
Hubbard squssh,2 Dunbar, carrots,
2. Davis: surry, early Rose potato, l;
Clark No /, 1. Geo Morse, sheaf oats, 2.
Eben Hinckley, Sedgwick, ears corn, 1.
d E Grindle, ears corn, /; cabbage, l;
Lombard plums, 2. E 5 Haskell, CIark's
No 1 potato, l; early cal, l.. A 7 Gnlir,
1 Is
/; barley, l.: Edw McIntire, weeks
potato, 1. r HI Ciough, Surry. beauty
Hebron potato, 2. s Billings, 4tb July
potstu,2 Forest Nevils, yelIoweye beans,
IL A 4 Giiis, half acre wheat, 2; barley,
Il beardiess barley, Edw Leach, Peru
va0 squash, /; grange pota,o,2. F s
HinckIey, barley, 1; oats, 2. II Alien,
g Mountain potato, 3. Frank Snow,
beauty Hebron potato, 1. w ID Thomp-
son. half acre potato l. 8 W Allen.
Sedgwick, tomatoes, l. NJ Devereaux,
Ne Castine, granger potato, 1. Pascal
Friend, No Sedgwick, onions, 1 early rose
potato, 1; pipe tomatoes, 4; Harmony
beauty potato, l.; half acre potato, 2; table
beets, l.
| FRUIT.
A Wescott, astrachan apple, 2. ST
Snowman, oaldwins, 2; astrschans, /;
porter, 1; wealthy, q; q h russets, l A Z
Osgood, King TompkiDs, /; wheat plums,
1; tomatoes, 2; plum tomato, l. N Norton,
s. penohscDt eOl frpif porters