The Republican journal., 1904-10-13
MYSTIC GRANGE FAIR.

uSual II was very, successful NOtWith
standing the weather. which was very cold
and windy, the attendance was a record
breaker. Following are the awards:
LIVE STOCK.
Colt, 3-months-old, Percy Tower, LIST
Geo. Mariner, Cd: Willard Morse. Sd
Colt. 1-year-old. John Jackson. is st.
! Steers, 5-months old, Geo. Bryant, 1st
Steers, 2-years-Old, Fred KnOwltOn, LIST
Percy Tower, I'd.
Steers, 5-years-old, Albert Mariner, LIST.
Steers, 1-year-old, Earl H. Mariner, 1st.
Steers, 15-months-Old, Clifford Mariner.
1st
Steers, 3-months-old, Edward Brewster.
list; Nathan Wellman, I'd.
Heifer, 1-year-old, Gilbert Cobb, End.
Heifer, s-years-old, Harold and ROBBIE
Mariner, LIST.
Heifer, 4years-old, ROBBIE Alexander, LIST.
| lenwOOd, LIST.
Bull Short Horn, 1-year-old, Charles SIM
mons, LIST.
Oxford Down Lambs, W. S. Foss, LIST.
POULTRY.
Hens. R. l. Red. Charles Simmons, LIST.
Bantams, Edgar Simmons, LIST.
Plymouth Rocks, Addie Elms, LIST.
VEGETABLES AND CORN.
George E. Donnell exhibited four varieties
OF very large potatoes, viz, Washington,
Green Mountain, Rose of Erin and Alma
Hubbard squash, GOurd pumpkins and fine
sample field corn.
w. S. Morse one sample Delaware pota-
toes, one variety squash, one pumpkin, one
specimen field corn.
Gilbert Cobb, one specimen New York DO
tatoes, one sample citrOn.
Miles Pease, one sample citrOn.
j. James, one sample pumpkin.
w, ;, Hunt, one sample Cabbage
c. j. Miller, one potato, weight three
pounds.
Ed. Howard, one sample sweet corn, one
sample Florida Belle potato, one Green
Mountain and one Hebron potato.
Howard Elms, one sample each Green
Mountain, Gem of Aroostook, Early Rose
and Black potatoes.
f. Heal, one sample each of Aroostook
Rose and Green Mountain potatoes.
c. j. Whitmore, sample very large pota-
toes, no name.
Samuel f. Morse, sample each of extra
nice Niagara and Green Mountain potatoes.
Charles Morrill,, sample of Early Oregon
potatoes.
Lewis Bryant, sample of Green Mountain
potatoes.
Charles Simmons, one sample of pump
kin.
Clifford Mariner, one sample pumpkin.
All the specimens shown were of such
size and excellence that the committee
thought best not to make any distinction.
Eighty-eight varieties of beans were
shown by Mrs. H. P. Farrow, LIST.
FRUIT.
Grapes, Mrs. Joseph Brewster, list; Geo.
+. Mariner, 2nd
Apples, L. NJ. Brewster, LIST; Edwin Heal,
end Helen +. Sleeper, 3rd
Pears, H. A. Elms, 1st and 5rd; George
Mears, 2nd; Mrs. Joseph Brewster, 4th
QUILTS AND BEDSPREADS
Crocheted Bedspread, Jane Pike, 1st
Antique woven, Mrs. II. P Farrow, LIST.
Handmade, Mrs. A. II. Crockett, LIST; Ara
thusa HILLS Pitcher, End.
Silk Quilt, Mrs. 0. c. Cammett, LIST Mrs.
Nell Gray, End Mrs. Fred White, 3rd
Patchwork calico, Mrs. Jane Bryant, 1st
Braided rug, no name, list.
Woven rug, Mrs Annette Hunt, 1st.
Hooked rugs, Mrs. George Mears, list
c. j. Whitcomb, ID; Miss Edna Wellman,
FANCY WORK.
Organ stool tidy and lamp mats, Mrs.
w. A. Morrill,, each, LIST.
Crazy work sofa pillow, Milbury Hunt,
list.
Biscuit work sofa pillow, Nellie Hills, 1st
Gertie Donnell, I'd.
Huckabuck and handkerchief sofa pill
lows, Mrs. 0. c. Cammett, on each, LIST.
Fan or fancy sofa pillow, Mrs. Addie
Heal, LIST.
Crazy work pin cushion, Mrs. NJ. B. Hunt,
LIST.
Drawn work handkerchiefs, very nice,
Mabel johnson, list.
CrOcheted lace, Mrs. Nell Gray, 1st
FLOWERS.
Bouquet of white pompon dahlias, Miss
Carrie Simmons, 1st.
u l. IL,
Lucy Ann Moody, Cd.
Asters, Sadie Clement, 1st; Gertie Don
nell, I'd.
Mixed cut flowers, Mrs. A. j. Donnell,
list, II. p. Farrow, ID
Large basket cut flowers, Jane Bryant,
list.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Birch bark picture frame and cuff box,
Addie Hall. each, list.
Samples of penmanship, Searle Brewster,
very good, 1st
Cut glass plate, 2O6 years old, LIST.
Carrie Simmons, Indian basket, list.
Back comb, 100 years old, Mrs. c. NJ.
Brewster, list.
Two Canton crepe shawls, Mrs. II. P.
Farrow, 1st.
Two banners, hand embroidered, Emma
Hills, 1st.
Blue mug, very old, Mrs. Joe Brewster.
1St
Mrs. H. P. Farrow showed II four leaf
and - five leaf clovers, all picked from one
root.
Mrs. H. P. Farrow, Mrs. Lizzie Crockett
and Miss Annie Wellman, Committee
For eruptions, sores, pimples, kidney and
liver troubles, constipation, indigestion, use
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. Carries
new life to every part of the body. Tea or
tablet form. 35 cents. R. H. Moody.
Can't be perfect health without pure blood.