The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-09-14

Ia the various classes have mad awards
as follows: The residence Of pfzs via
ming animals OF those 10 whom awards
were made In connection with the Hall
exhibit, lie Skowhegsn unless otherwise
given.
Class I-ahorthons, full bl5od. I \ MGR
rill, bull calf, Ist.
Class 2-Herefords, full 6l59d. lieifer
two years old, l. q Stevens, fst and Sd
Eben Dean & Son, 2d; bull, Two years, Eben
Dean x Son, Madison, Ist, Jul ealf, / g
Stevens, Cornville, Ist; Eben Dean & son.
Madison, 2d; COW, four years and over, Eben
Dean & Son. Madison, Ist and Sd; / q
Stevens, Cornnlle, I'D.
Class 3-Jerseys, full blood / o Trahou,
yearling bull, Ist.
Class 6-Grade Jerseys. e9ws, II A Ar
cher, Ist, I'd and Sd; hefer calves, L G Trai-
ton. Ist, I'D and Sd.
Class 7-Grade Shorhorns. Thrcc.year-
old heifer, II A Archer, ist, one -year-old
heifer, Eben Dean & Son, Madison, ~; II
A Archer, I'D; hefer calf, II \ Archer, Ist
Class 8H-Grade Holsteins. One-year-
old heifer. Ora Mitchell, Is, and Id
Class Grade Herefords. Cows, $ II
Beal, Cornyille, Ist and I'd; B II Libby, 3D.
cali, E \ Merrill, ISt; one-year old bull, h
y Merrill. Ist
Class Io-Working Oxen and Steers.
Working oxen. L y Merrill, Ist; Roscoe
Bigelow, sd; Eben Dean Y son, Madison,
I'd; steers, three years old, Frank Parker,
Norridgewock, Ist; Abel Snow x sons, I'll
and I'D; steers, two years old, L . Stevens,
Cornvlle, Ist; Z N Merrill 2d, Abel Snow
x Sons, sd; steer calves, + y Merrill, Ist
5 II Beal, Cornyille, 2d; Frank Parker, Nor
ridgewock, sd.
Class Ii-Matched Cattle. -Four years old
and over, L 6 Stevens, Cornyille, Ist; Willis
Blanchard, Madison, I'd; three years old,
Abel Snow x Sons, list and I'd; two years
old, L g Stevens, Cornyille, Ist.
Class I2-Town Teams # Steers. Abel
Snow & Sons, Ist.
Class I4-Fat Cattle. -Four years. Old and
over, Fred French of Madison, Ist; three
years old, Abel Snow & Sons, Ist; two
years old L G Stevens of Cornville, Ist.
Class Is-Draft Oxen and Draft Horses.
Oxen, Roscoe Bigelow. Ist; Eben Dean *
Son, Madison, I'D; K Z Reed, Sd; draft
horses, Joseph Chucott list; WATSON, I'd.
Class I6-Sheep, Ewes, L q Stevens, Corn
l.
Class Io-Stallions, -Four years old and
over. Parker x Robinson, 1st; Ivory a.
Homested, 21; two years old, f T Palmer,
ist; Charles futile, I'd; y X Perkins, sd.
Class 2I-8rood Mares Ernest Emerson,
Ist; S Steward, I'd; E E Hurd, Madison,
sd.
Class 22-Colts. Three years old, Damon
Berce, Ist; Perley Withee Of Norridge-
wock, I'd; two years old, + T Parker Of Nor
ridgewock lst; Calvin Cleveland, I'd; draft
colts, J Z Porter, list; J T Leayitt, Id; Les
Ter Packard, sd.
Class 25-Drait Stations. L Q traitor Of
Cornyile, Ist.
Class 2 -Driving Horses. F NJ Yittum
OF Scion, Ist; W Mcclure, I'd; Z Z Whit
ing Of Norridgewock, sd.
POULTRY.
The committee for the examination Of
poultry were Mr.. 0 D. Wells, Mrs, o.
d. Wells and E. E. Whiting. Their
awards were as follows:
Plymouth Rock Fowl, E E Whiting, Nor
ridgewock, Ist.
plymouth Rock Chicks, { Z Whiting,
Norridgewock, list.
White Plymouth Fowl I 3 league, Ist,
End, and Sd.
White plymouth Chicks, I L league, rst,
I'd and Sd.
White Wyandotte Fowl, w w Cakes, LIST
and Sd; James L Bean, I'd.
White Wyandotte Chicks w " Oakes
list; James L Bean, I'D; + league, Sd.
Golden Wyandotte Fowl, Z Nj Davis, Isl
and I'd.
Silver Laced Wyan lotte Chicks, { T Cleve.
land, lst al and sd.
Rhode Island Red Fowl, W W Cakes, Ist
Rhode Island Red Chicks, James L Bean
Ist and I'd; w w Oakes. sd.
bantam Fowl, + b league, Ist.
sea Bright Fowl, Roland Kilkenney, Ist
HALL EXHIBIT.
A. X. Perkins, D. II. Bartlett and Mrs,
Della Bartlett report the following
awards on articles exhibited in FairView
hall:
Field crops: Best trace sweet corn, c I
White, LIST. Dest trace pop corn, { b White
Ist. Best half bushel Of oats, l Lacroix, Ist
Best pumpkins, John Weston, ist; { |
White, I'd.
Vegetables: Best squash. Bert Nichols
Ist. Best onions, Jamas Palmer, Ist. Best
potatoes, i White, Ist; Eert Nichols
I'd.
Fruit: Best exhibition Of fruit, L G Ste.
yens, Cornyille, Ist; b league, I'd. Best
winter apples, { B White, Ist and I'd. Best
fall apples b White, Ist and I'd. Best
pears, c B White, list and al. Best plums
/ b league, Ist,
Floral decoration: Best pot plants, Mrs
II y Archer, Ist, I'd and 3D. Best bouquet
Rena Archer, Ist and I'd, Best dahlias, Mrs.
s I Smith, Ist; Mrs II \ Archer, I'd.
Dairy products; Best butter Lette
Rowell, Ist and I'd. Best cheese, Alta Row
ell, Ist and III.
Best canned fruit, f. NJ. Davis ist
Best stoves and castings, +. \. Wood,
Skowhegan Ist,
Household manufactures: Best embroid-
cred rugs, Mrs. John Duncan, Isti Amelia
Newton, I'd. Best silk patchwork quilt, Mrs,
Esther Palmer, Ist; Mrs. Cyrus Newton, I'd.
Best patchwork quilt, Mrs. Mary Rowe,
LIST; Mrs. Cyrus Newton, al. Gratuity recon-
mended to Mrs. + II Anazeen for yarns
rugs and worsted quilt, and to MIS- Mary a
Rowe, for worsted quilt.
Best display of rugs, l. L Morrison, akow-
hogan, Ist.
Kelth's Boston Theatre.
Owing to the big hit scored by Will NJ.
Cressy ard Blanche Dayne during the