The Republican journal., 1905-10-12
MYSTIC GRANGE FAIR.

Mystic Grange, Belmont, held its annual
fair Oct. Sd. The weather was rather tear
full in the morning, but it cleared and the
sun was shining warmly before noon. The
exhibits were not as numerous as in some
previous years, owing no donbt to the in
clement weather in the morning. Thanks
are due to Horace Chenery for the exhibits
in many lines from his farm. Following is
a list of awards furnished by Mrs. Mariana
Farrow for the committee:
HORSES.
Draft horses-Horace Chenery, LIST; Lewis
Young. End; G. II. Townsend, 3rd.
Stallion years old, weight 1000 lbs.
sired by 'Marston C."-Roscoe Whitcomb,
Colts-Four months old colt bred by
"YOung Gemake" as work hOrse-Albert
Mariner, LIST. Four months old colt bred
by Morrill, Chief as driving horse-Fred
Brewster, LIST.
CATTLE, ETC.
Oxen-Elijah Knowlton, yoke girt feet
6 inches and feet 2 inches, list. Cleve Tow
er, yoke 2 years old, list. Herbert Morse,
l yoke year old, LIST. Searle Brewster,
yoke year old, End.
Bulls-L. F. Allenwood, 3 years old Dur
ham bull, LIST. Horace Chenery, years old
registered Jersey, list; year old registered
Jersey, LIST; year old registered Jersey,
End.
Cows-An registered Jerseys, four COWS
Horace Chenery, LIST.
Heifers-All registered Jerseys, heifers
year olG-Horace Chenery, LIST 2 heifers
year old, Horace Chenery, 2nd.
PigS-HOrace Chenery, one boar improved
White Chester Req, 1st; Horace Chenery,
one litter of ten pigs, LIST.
Sheep-W. S. Foss, one buck year old,
Oxford Down, 1st.
Hens--R. l. Reds, Horace G. Thurlow LIST;
Harrison, ID Buff P. Rock, Searle
Brewster, LIST; IL. G. Thurlow, I'd.
Ducks-White Pekin ducks, Horace G.
Thurlow, LIST.
lily of Dachshunds, seven puppies, cunning
and playful.
VEGETABLES.
Best beets-E. r. Howard, LIST,
Cabbage-E. r. Howard, 1st; Horace
Chenery, I'd.
Sweet corn-Lewis Bryant, LIST, Nathan
Wellman, I'd.
Pumpkins-Nathan Wellman, lst; S.
Brewster, I'd. One pair twin pumpkin, j.
E. Clement LIST.
Squashes-G W. Mariner, LIST; Chenery
farm, Cd; E. r. Howard, Sd.
Best Celery Horace Chenery, LIST; best
carrots, E. R. Howard, LIST; Horace Chen
cry, 2; potatoes, E. R. Howard, LIST on He
bron, Florida Bell and Green Mountains
ket, Gold Coin, Black potato and Great D-
vide.
G. w. Mariner, Northern Spy, LIST; H. A.
Elms, list on Kings, Pound Sweets and Fall
Strawberry.
Otis A. Wellman exhibited an Interna-
tional Manure Spreader, and Joseph S.
N,,ll kt,ok I, ,lrcH
Best display of extra tall Sunt1owers,
Searle Brewster, LIST; Nathan Wellman, I'd.
FLOWERS.
A beautiful display of dahlias, Mrs. Jen-
ME Mariner, lst. Asters, Sadie Glenn
ent, LIST; double Sunt1owers, Hester Moore,
1,t; wreath of Everlasting flowers, Edna
Wellman, LIST.
FANCY WORK
Dolly, Mrs. Chas, Hemenway, LIST; Edna
| Welman, 2nd. Mrs. Blanche Weliman,
tidy, LIST. Mrs. L. NJ. Cunningham, bureau
scarf, LIST. Mrs. Blanche Wellman, chair
cushion, LIST. Mabel E. Richards, biscuit
cross stitch cushion, LIST. Mrs. Blanche
| Wellman, sofa pillow tops, LIST and 2nd.
| Mrs. Gertrude Donnell, sofa pillow hucka-
buck, LIST. Miss Lottie Bachelor, sofa pill
low huckabuck, only years old, 2nd. Miss
| Beatrice Bachelor, sofa pillow huckabuck,
| only years OLD, ord Miss Bessie +. Dlckey,
sofa pillow handkerchief, LIST. Mrs: j. \.
horn, Mexican work, LIST, and table
spread, LIST. Mrs Fred Fenwck, pencil
| holder, LIST, fancy bracelet, LIST, and vase
mats. 1st. Mrs. Eugene Wood, silk quilt
| lst. Worsted log cabin quilt, Josephine
Knight, list. Patchwork qnilt, LIST, Mrs
Jane Bryant, End, Mrs. Jane Bryant. Knit
bedspread, Mrs. J. Knight, LIST. Woven
bedspread (antique), Mrs. Susan E. Town
send. Mrs Blanche We]lman, LIST, on dog
ear rug; Mrs. Hester Morse, End. Milly
| iiemenway, LIST, on hooked rug. Mrs G. l.
Hemenway, LIST, on antique rug.
| Mrs. j. E. Clement exhibited guinea pigs
and received 1st and Miss Vida Ilemenway
| English rabbit, LIST.