The Republican journal., 1904-09-22

Morrill,, Winterport, Sd, 25c. Gratuity on
peck of pears, A. COombS, Monroe, 1st, SOC.
Cranberries, Mrs. Butler, Monroe, 1st, 81 ;
N. I. Monroe, I'd, soc; Amos Kendall, Mon
roe, Sd, 25c.
Collection of grapes, Earl Baker, New
burgh, 1st, 81; J. Baker, Newburgh, I'd,
SOC; j.. A. Holmes, Sd, 25c.
specimen tomatoes, Snow, 1st, SOC; Bick-
ford, I'd, 25c.
Exhibit Of bread, Mrs. Addie NJ. Kicker,
lst, 75c; Mrs. B. n. Fish, WinterpOrt, I'd,
Exhibit of cake, Mrs. Fish, 1st, 81; Mrs
j. A. Holmes, Winterport, I'd. 75c,
Miscellaneous table, Mrs. Fish. 1st, 81 !;
Mrs. Holmes, Winterport, I'd, 75c.
Straw wberry preserves, Mrs. E. NJ Barker.
Troy. 1st. soc; Mrs. Fish, I'd, 25c
Plum preserves, Mrs. Fish, 1st, soc; Mrs.
Holmes, I'd, 25c.
Pear preserves, Mrs. Fish. 1st, soc; Mrs.
Barker, I'd, 25c.
Canned berries, Mrs. Fish, list, soc; Mrs.
Holmes, I'd, 25c.
Assorted pickles, Mrs. Fish, 1st, soc; Mrs.
Apple jelly, Mrs. Fish, 1st, soc; Mrs.
Holmes, I'd, 25c.
Currant jelly, same.
Grape jelly, same.
Raspberry jelly, same.
FIELD CROPS, GRAIN, ETC.
General exhibit, 1st, IS; Baker, I'd, So;
Bickford, Sd, s..
Sweet corn, Robertson, 1st, $50; Baker,
I'd, 81.
Wheat, Bickford, LIST, 50
Indian corn, Walter Evans, Monroe, lst,
$3.50; Walter Goodwin, Monroe, I'd, 81.
Peas, Baker, 1st, 81 Snow, ID, soc.
White beans, Baker, 1st, 81; Snow, I'd,
SOC.
Yellow Eye beans, same.
White potatoes, II. w. Murphy, Swan
St
Rutabaga turnips, Charles Grant, Frank
fort, 1>t, 81 !, Frank Grant, Winterport, I'd,
soc. Earl II. Nea1ley, Winterport, Sd, 25c
Strapleaf turnips. Snow, 1st, 81.
Cattle beets, Snow, 1st, 81; Nealley, I'd,
soc.
Table beets, Baker, 1st, 81; Bickford, I'd,
SOC.
Onions raised from seed, H. D. Simpson,
Winterport, 1st, 81; Butler, I'd, soc.
Topknot onions, Henry Stevens, 1st, 81;
J. G. Trask, Newburgh, I'd, SOC.
Hubbard squash, Simpson, LIST, 81; j. G.
TraSk, Newburgh, I'd, soc.
Turban squash, Bickford, 1st, 81; Snow,
I'd, 80
Boston Marrow squash, Simpson, 1st, 81 +;
Trask, 2i, SOC.
Friday morning there was judging of
horses. Among the premiums awarded
were:
DRIVING HORSES.
ulI VI HldlCu6u uIlNiIS ISeSs T. ~
Whitney, Newburgh, IS, c. L. Austin,
Brooks, Sc, Harry Leonard, Newburgh, 81;
family carriage horse, F. \. Whitney, New
burgh, Sc, Thomas Ritche, 81 gentlemen's
drivers, Henry E. Sleeper, Brooks, Sc, F. A.
Whitney, Newburgh, 81, S. S. Staples,
Brooks, 50; three year-old driving geldlng
or illy, j. A. Treat, Whites Corner, So.
gelding or tilly, F. r. Packard, Hampden,
So, f. c. jackson, Bangor, 50, Walter B.
Goodwin, Monroe, 81; one-year-old driving
gelding or flly, Hall Bros, Belfast, So,
Thos. Ritchie, Monroe, 50; trained colt not
over three years, Walter b. Goodwin, S5.
DRAFT HORSES.
Draft stallion with stock to show, W. S.
EdminSter, Belfast, So; stallion for draft or
general use, Henry Haley, Monroe, Sc, j.
or pacing stallion with stock to show. l. F.
Gould, Prospect, 81, J. 4. Thompson, 50 :;
thoroughbred stallion with stock, W. 5. Ed
minister. Belfast, So; three year-old or breed
ing stallion, f. {. Jack son, Bangor, 81; two
year-old trotting or breeding stallion, John
roe, 50; F. NJ. Bean, DiXmont, 81; breeding
draft mare, John Morse, L. Dixmont, So, A.
+. Kendall, Jack kson, 81; breeding draft or
driving mare. Will Gulloss, Dixmont, So, g.
I. smith, 5. Newburg, 81, y. G. kimball,
Carmel, %; pair matched working horses,
Benson, Frankfort, S6, Chesman NeaIy,
Monroe, 81
THE RACES.
The result of Tuesdays races was given
last week. The summaries for Wednesday
are as follows:
2.22 CLASS, PURSE S175.
Blue Will, bs., (Gould). d)..............1 l /
Harry Wilkes, chg. (Tolman) )....,...2 4
Harvard, b., Ieavitt) )...............5 t 3
State OF Maine, bg., kenney l........4 > =
Graduate, By, (Dodge). DIS
Time-2.25ff, 2,244, :. 241.
2.2S CLASS, PURSE $50.
Tony D., bg., (Allen).. l l
Bobby Wilkes, chg, (Gentner). ).......3 , .
Aralene, blkm., Clark. 3 3
Hiram Wilkes, gg., Leavittl.. ds
NAMED RACE.
Marks D.. ;::.;........''...'.''l |
Dyspepsia Cure, (Gilman)........,...2 ? ?
Time-2.2544, 2.31f, 23S4.
The rain Thursday caused the program
for the third day to be postponed Friday
there was two good races in the afternoon,
the free-for-all, purse $3.50, and the 2.40
class, purse S125. The summary:
FREE-FoR-ALL, PURSE, $3.50.
Early Bird Jr., A. E. Kenney,
Boston ................. ..........1 l l
Macks G., j. Morrison, Brooks.......2 .
Lucy Simmons, P. Burke, George,
Vllle........ .......3 5 )
Dyspepsia Cure, George Grove, Win
terport.. .......................4 4 /
Time, 2.lS44, 22o, 2.2os.
24O CLASS. PURSE, $125.
Nancy s., James Dufray, Newport,
H. l... .......l L L
Diamond w., r. Y. Ingraha.m, Cam
ueu ...........Z D
Mildred G., Arthur Shute. Sandy
point ..........r......... .3 )
Time, 2.314, 2.31, 2.33ss.