Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-08
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|Gardiner.
4-years-old: 1st. A. II. Choate Of
Windsorville I'd. c. Lawrence of Gar
diner r. F. d. 10; Sd. w. Rooney of
Joice. Other entries We're: w. ]. KEEL
ly of Ioice: T. A. Campbell of North
Whitefield, J. H. Kelly of Joice. John
H. Moody of Weeks Mills. E. Camp
hell of North Whitefield.
3-years-old: 1st, Charles Thayer Of
Gardiner; I'd, c. H. Brann of North
Whitefield: Sd. H. Choate Of Weeks
Mills X. F. D. 81. Other exhibitors in
this class were: Ambrose Grady and
]. A. Moody of Joice, F. A. Campbell
and ]. E. Wheelan of North White
field. Frank Hall of Weeks Mills, A..
il. LAIR and ]. A. Partridge of White
field.
2-years-old: ]. E. Wheelan of North
Whiteield; I'd, Murl Mare of Joice:
Sd. Charles Tibbetts of North White
field. Other entries were Herman
Thayer of Gardiner r. F. d. IL and
Frank Hall of Weeks Mills.
1-yaar-old: ]. B. Skeehan of Coop
ers Mills; Cd. J. w. Gould of Gardiner
R F. D. 10.
FAT CATTLE
Committee: S. w. Peaslee r. S.
Marson and G. X. Hayes. Oxen a.
years. ld or over): 1st, John Dunn of
Gardiner r. F. D. 10: I'd, J. P. Halpen
Of Windsorville: Sd, George Vincent of
Windsorville.
Steers (3-years-old) LIST. E. C.
Jewett Of Whitefield.
Fat COW: f. C. Jewett of White
field.
TRAINED STEERS.
Committee: f. B. Partridge. s. p.
Barton and E. E. Trask. Three-years-
old: LIST, ]. E. Doyle of Joice.
2-year- old: II. T.. ellison of Joice;
| I'd, N. Hallowell of Windsorville; Sd.
Raymond Clark of Gardiner r. F. D. 10.
1year-old: LIST, Helen Clarke of
Gardiner r. F. D. 10: I'd. G. NJ. Doyl:
Sd, H. P. ellison Of Joice.
Steer calves: LIST, H. P. ellison of
Joice.
| TOWN TEAMS.
Whiteiield won first prize in the
match for town teams of oxen. being
| awarded the prize by the following
committee: c. ]. Skehan. James Gould
and Frank Hall. The makeup of the
team follows. the figure following each
name indicating the number of pair
of oxen entered by that Individual:
Theodore Chisam. 2, T. A. Campbell, l.
Eugene Campbell. l. John Noyes, l.
James Mallory. l. Frank Hallon, /,
| George Handy. 2, Frank Douglas, l.
and j. E. Wheelan. 1, all of North
| Whitefeld; John Doyle. /, A. F. Leon
ard, l, John Kelley. l, w. l. Kelley,
| William Moore, l. all of Joyce; A.
M. Reilly, /, Bert Kelly. l, J. E. Nolan,
l. all of Coopers Mills; Eugene Jewett,
l, and l.. II. Ford, of Whitefield. The
| Windsor team finished second.
In the steer team match, WhitefieId
also carried off the honors with the
following team: Herman Thayer, 4.
| Raymond Clark, l, of Gardiner, r. F.
| D. II; John Grady, l. H. P. ellison, l,
Merle Ware, l, J. E. Doyle, /, and J.
| A. Mooney. l, all of Joice; r. A. Camp
bell, !, Peter Field. 2. A. II. Farr l,
James Wheelan, S, F. w. Douglas, /,
John Noyes. l. and Walter Brown, /,
all Of North Whitefield; E. c. Jewett,
1. James A. Partridge. l. both of White
field; George +. Bailey, l, of East
Piston.
In the l-year-old steer team match
was also won by Whitefield and easily
| showed its superiority over the other
| contestants. The following was the
makeup TO the team: F. w. Douglas,
| Joseph Gazette and w. C. Ford of
Whtefleld, one pair each; John Skehan
of Coopers Mills, one pair; H. P. Gill
son and Thomas M. Doyle of Joice. the
former having one, and the second
having two pair entered.
The list of exhibits in the ladies' de-
partment was swelled during the
morning by a large list Of entries from
Windsorville and neighboring towns,
the books closing at noon. The award
ing of the prizes in this department
will be begun, this morning, at 10
O'Clock. The following additional en-
tries. in addition to these published In
| today's Journal, complete the list:
| Mrs. G.. II. Caldwell of Chelsea,
canned fruit and IA varieties of canned
fruit. preserves, apple pie. several va
rieties of butter: Mrs. Seth Pratt of
| Whitefleld, crazy quilt (silk), head
rest. lamp mat. fancy mittens and but
ter; Miss May E. Godding Of Windsor,
facinator. sailor collar. knitted slippers,
collars. handmade skirt and crocheted
skirt; Mrs. r. B. Jewell of Windsor,
napkin and table cover: Harland Hus-
sey (aged y. toilet cushion; Mrs. r. B.
Hussey of Windsorville, fancy hand
kerchief. handkerchief bag and sofa
pillows: Mrs. Jennie Morton of
Weeks Mills, butter; Miss Bessie Nor
ton Of Weeks Mills. r. F. d. II, print
butter; Miss May Reed of Windsor
vile. oil painting of landscape. flower
Oil painting and hand painted china
or pieces): Mrs. Nancy Stosier OF
Windsorville, (aged SD. r. F. D. 81.
fancy rug and couch throw; Mrs. P. w.
Reed Of Windsorville. r. F. d. "a. four
kinds of sofa pillows. handkerchief COR
set cover. and dolly: Mrs. Frank
Moore Of Gardiner. pair of driving
gloves; Mrs. J. E. Marson Of East
Pittston. fruit cake. fancy handker-
chief turnover collars, handkerchief
case. knitted slippers. work bag. nit
tens: Mrs. l.. Leighton of Coopers
Mills. flowers: Mrs. T. o. Ellis OF
| Corers Mills. braided rug; Mrs. NJ. A.