The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-09-26

Ist; J L Bean, IN; dueks odd. J Bean,
Ist and and. Pekins, brakes (young), J J.
Bean, IS and and, + K Merry, Sd; ducks
(young) J l. Bean. Ist 2n1 and Sd.
CUiNEAs-Pearl Gu!neas, hens, + Merry,
rs,; cockerels. K Merry, Ist, and and sd;
pulle,s, Merry, Isl, Ind and Sd.
Poultry Department, Continued, Shown
in Pen.
PLYMOUTH RocK-Bafrea Ply mo Ut h
Rocks. fowl, Eugene Danf5Fth, rst; chicks,
Pittshelo Poultry Farm, Is, and IND; B {.
Taylor sd.
WYANDorTes-s Laced W5andottes,
fowl. Cleveland Is, and md. chicks, c
c Cleveland, Ist and zrd. Buff Wyan3o,tes,
chicks, Walter 4. Adams, lst and and.
White Wyandottes chicks. \ " Bunker, Ist
w w Cakes, End; Jokn AYere, ST.
RHODE Island Rtns-single Combed
Rhode Island Reds, chicks, " * Cakes, lst,
+ Eaton 7nd and Sd. Rose Coined Rhode
Island Reds. chicks, Chester Cool, Ist.
MiNORCAs-Black Min9reas chicks, a II
Isles, st, Mrs II L Mitchell, ID.
LEGHoKNs-single Combed White Leg
HONS; fowl, d Miller Ist. Single
Combed Brown Leghorns fowl. Chester
Cool, Ist, al and 3d chicks, Chester Cool,
Ist and sd. " II Curtis, I'd. ksse lombed
Brown Leghorns; chicks, Cnas Herrin, fst
and I'd
BRAHMAs-Lght Brahmas: chicks, Z Z
Whiting, Ist, b Taylor, ID.
GAMEs-White Indian Games chicks.
Mrs Frank Parso rs.
BANTAMs-Bufi Cochin Bantams: chicks,
{ Taylor, ST.
Special Premiums.
Dbl. Luxury Flour, offered by c. w.
Day for best exhibit of farm produce,
j. |. Walker; years subscription to
the REPORTER to new subscriber, for
best display of ld-fashioned garden
flowers, Mrs. W. w. Cakes; pair La
France shoes, offered by r. H. Mer-
rill & Son for best display of jellies,
Mrs. Frank Mitchell; pair of 81 blan
kets, offered by w. P. Ordway for
best display of domestic butter, Mrs.
Nellie Clark; Rocker valued at $3.50,
offered by Bragg & Varney for best
display of domestic cheese, Mrs. K.
H. Boothby; dozen cabinet photos,
offered by the Hessel studio for ex
hibit of oil paintings, Mrs. F. E.
Haynes; pair w. L. Douglass shoes,
offered by James Lewia & Co., for
best trace eight rowed yellow corn,
Chas. Herrin goods to the value of
So, offered by F. w. Bucknam for dis
play of plants and flowers, Mrs. E. E.
Hurd; cash prize of SO, offered by
Somerset Traction Co. for display of
fruit, Cony Sanborn.
Special B I'M stiff hat, valued at SO,
offered by J. A. Morrisette for win
ming pair of heavy cattle, Roscoe
Bigelow; cash prize of So offered by
Frank & Abel Thompson for best
litter thoroughbred pigs, Albra
Adams; revolver, valued at So, offer
ed by the Blunt Hardware Co. for
black faced eve sheep, exhibited by
boy under Is, Clarence s. Dunlap;
goods to the value of SIS, offered by
A. R. Jewett for best pen of five eve
lambs, Elmer Nichols of Starks; prize
of $3.50 suit, offered by l. a. Norton
for best pair of steer calves, Elmer
White.
Fruit dish, valued at $3.50, offered
by ]. R. Philbrick for best styled
lady's driving horse, P. W. Merry;
barrel of flour, offered by X. {
Woodland & Son for best two year old
driving colt, Lester G.. Stevens; fish
| ing rod, valued at SIS, offered by Bow
man Hardware Co. for best colt, 5
months old and under, Leon H. Hill
ton; set of hand turned shoes, offered
by D. B. Berce for the best trotting
bred two year old, A. A. Webster;
service of stallion, "Pilot Nelson,"
offered by Parker & Robinson for
best weanling of the get of that horse,
DR.. E. H. Stevens; copper heater.
offered by N. S. Steward & Co. for
best trotting bred yearling stallion,
Calvin Eaton; twelve dollar suit of
clothes, offered by the c. F. Ward Co.
for best farm team, j. Z. Porter; set
hand turned shoes, offered by II. K.
Berce for fastest mile in trotting
events, "Stanley CO
Pair "a Emerson shoes offered by A.
E. Bison & Son for largest rooster,
B. G. TAYLOR; Dustin White Wyan-
dotte cockerel, offered by j. L. Bean
, for best pen White Wyandotte chicks,
product of his yard, A. W. Bunker;
cash prize of SO, offered by F. W.
Briggs for best Plymouth Rock cock
erel, Pitts6eld Poultry Farm. Cash
prizes of e1 each, offered by c. Davis
Miller, were won as follows: Fer best
w. Cakes; best pen Black Mlnorea
| CulCkS. marry lSleS, pCSb pen w INV
Wyandotte chicks, A w Bunker; best
pen Barred Plymouth Rock chicks,
Pittsield Poultry Farm. The Soci-
ety's special prize of $40 for the best
and largest exhibit of poultry, Rs
won by j. l. Walker & Co.
Special premium of $40 offered by
Miss Louise H. Coburn for best pan of
biscuits baked in Exhibition Hall by
girl not over 16 years old, goes to
Miss Lucy Taylor of Skowhegan. The
committee recommend gratuities of
81 so, $500, $3.50 and s1.00, for excel
lent samples of biscuits baked in this
contest to Lottie Davis, Erma Moody,
Elmira Emerson and Berle Russell of
Skowhegan-the amounts to be in the
order of their names. The stove used
in this contest was the Glenwood
Range. The time consumed in each
baking was exactly ~ minutes. The
-four used was days Luxury" and
was generously contributed by Mr..
Day.
Dedication of Lawrence High School,