Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-25

Specimen OF wood CarvinS-Mrs. IL.
ID. Bates. LIST.
Collections of drawings from still life
by chlldrcn-Thc pupils Of Miss Jen-
kins Of Pittsllcld and Miss Lang Of Wa
terville have honorable mention.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Best iirkin of butter not less than %
rounds,-Elmer L. Harris, SkoWhc-
gan. LIST.
Best butter i'll prints not less than .
pounGs-Ellnor T.. Harris lst.
Best sample of Granular butter. net
less than two pounds Elmer II. Ilar-
ris. LIST.
Display Of cheese. 100 rounds-M;,r-
tin l.. Gondhue. Oakland, LIST.
Best display Of butter. Gprivatc in
dustry)-Ma"tir l.. Gu"dhue, LIST.
Butter i'll prints. not less than two
p"unds-t X. q. Jones, WINSTON, list;
| Martin l.. GOodhuc. Oakland. ID.
Best butter i'll package not less than
5 or over 10 uounds-k. O. Jones, 1st,
Carrabassett Stock farm, I'd.
Firkin butter not less than 20 pounds
= CarlabaSs"tt Stock farm, I'd.
Display of sage chcCSe-Martin l..
Guodhuc, LIST.
For COW yielding largest number Of
pounds of butter fat-kecne Stock
farm, Palmyra, 1st; }. l.. Robinson.
South Windham, 3d: Elm Hill farm,
Cumberland Center "a.
Four COWS yielding samc-Morry
farm, Mechanic Falls. 1st; J. l.. Rob-
inson. ID: Elm Hill farm, Sd.
For COW to give most milk. second
day "f fair-keen" Stock farm, LIST ami
III: LIN Hill farm, 81.
HORSES.
American trottinG bred stations. five
years old and Over. with three of get
II. L. Sllidmoro, North Arson, LIST: ID.
| NJ. Sawtclle. Wutervillr. I'd. OnsountD.
-Four years cld--L. \. bartlett, Bel
grade, 1st; Morrison Stock farm, East
Iiv"rmorr. "a.
Three years old. l.. Robinson,
South Windham. 1st; J. II. Stevens,
North Arson, ID; c. Marshall, North
Arson. 81.
Two years old-C. II. Simpson. Ma
tervill;. 1st; Maxine Turnelle. Water
villr ID: C. Marshall, North Arson, Cd.
One year old-C. A. TibbcttS, Fairfield.
first; Alfred Weymouth Clinton. second;
A. y. Clement. Watcrvillc, third
Non-standard StHlliUnS-CicUrgc l..
Haines, Benton, first.
Draft mare colt--MaI'tm Blaisd"ll Wa
tervillc. first; Robert Jennings, Fairfield,
second; G. A. Cool. Fairfield. third.
Draft brood mare ANA foal-Leonard T..
Blaisdcll Mercer. first Robert Jennings,
ana son, Fairfield. second.
I nj JJaiSH,I1 N,r-
Ger, first; Robert jennings and son, Fair
ncld, second.
PULLING SWEEPSTAKES.
oxen. seven feet. two inches ana
over c. +. Praslan, Alma, FIRST; j.
c. Fist. Oakland, second; q. Il. john
son. Gorham, third.
Urdcr seven fca-. twp inches: G. r..
Johnson, Gorhan, first; J. G. tish,
Oakland. second: Z. l.. pcaslcc, Alma,
third.
:. Tracey, Carl Lure and fred w.
Nittum, Judges.
PULLING CATTLE.
oxen, any size: c. +. rcasIee, Alma,
first ana third; j. &. Fish, Oakland,
second.
oxen, under scveI f""r four inches:
G. L.. PeaSlcc, t'St; !. &. Fish, oak
land. second; &. z. Johnson. third.
oxen. under seven feet. two inches:
c. l.. Peaslec. first: g. +. johnson,
second; J. G. Fish, third.
Oxen. six feet 10 inches and under:
c. +. Peaslec, first: T.. r. F. Poster,
Mercer, second; s. II. Rhodes. Wins
low. third.
oxen, six feet. six inches ami under:
oliver y. Ros", Greene. first; G. l..
Peaslee, second; L. r. Foster, NJ 4rcer.
third.
:. Tracey. Carl Luce and Fred W.
Nittum Judges.
UNLISTED EXHIBITS.
GIadc guernseys: John +. Huil"r.
B"Wd"in Center. first or Il cow and
first on u two-yelr-"ld hcifcr With
'rell & Gocding, Monmouth. second on
a COW. Oliver y. Rose, Greene, first
on. ycarling heifcr.
ARTS AND CRAFTS.
Best piece of needle work with ar
tistic blending Of colors: Minona Blau-
Welt, Waterville, first; Mrs. Geo. Small,
Fairfield. second.
Best table cover: Mrs. John Lowry,
Fairfield, first; Mrs. NJ. II. Totman,
Fairfield, second
Embroidered shirtwaist: Mrs George
4. PaGc. Fairfield, first; Mrs. Whitman.
Oakland, second.
Embroidered sofa pillow: Mrs. Pull
sifer, Waterville. first; Mrs Soph;;. |
Pierce, Watcrville second.
M"ntmcllic embroidery: Mrs. Hon
Rims, Bangor first; Mrs. +. il. Purin |
ton, Fairfield. second.
Fancy sofa pillow: Mrs. G.. w. Fitz- |
gerald, WatcrVillc, first; Mrs. Frank
8esse, Clinton, second
Painted sofa pillow: Mrs. EunIa
Lewis, P'tisiicId, first
Tea cloth: Mrs II. l.. Mitcre en-. Fam
g"r. first; Mrs Alden Moo-e. Oakland.
S-c".J.
s5ideboard scarf: Mrs. f. L. purin-
ton Fairfield, first; Mrs. III. Perkins
second.
Center piece, silk embroidery; Mrs
II. H. Mitchell, Bangor, first; Mrs. NJ
t. Doyle, North Whiteficld, second
Center piece. Mexican embroidnrv
Mrs. John Lowry. Fairfield first; Mrs
2 II rage Fairfield, second.