The independent-reporter., 1910-09-22

Following is a list of premiums
awarded at the Somerset Central
Agricultural fair on Hall exhibits:
Vegetables. Mrs. Charles Carnage,
tomatoes, 1st; Mrs. Roscoe Bigelow,
two traces of II rowed yellow corn,
LIST and End; Mrs. Roscoe Bigelow,
beans and beets, 1st and End. }. ID.
Emerson, | trace pop corn, 1st. w.
H. Boynton, one-half bushel oats, 1st.
L. w. Weston, display of squash, 1st.
Mr.. Weston also had display of a
corn stalk that measured II feet and
4 inches. d. E. Gilman display of
cucumbers. 1st. c. II. Tuttle, pota-
toes. Green Mountain, End. Blaine
Dickerson, display of pears, five var
ieties, End prize Blaine Dickerson,
plate of apples, the Alexander, End;
the Kings. End; Macintosh Red, lst;
Red Astrachan, End; r. |, Greetings,
End; Tolman Sweets, End; Wealthy,
End; Hubbardston, End. Mary A. Rus
sell, one-half bushel Red Globe onion
End; display of pumpkins 2rd; Hub
bard SQUASH, 1st and End. c. b.
White. s rowed seed corn, End; sweet
corn. 1st; pumpkins, 1st; improved
yellow-eyed beans, End, L. L. Sand
! ford. one-fourth bushel onions, lst.
d. |. Walker & Son, display of veget-
ables, 1st; l trace pop corn, md /,
half bushel beets, 1st; half bushei
carrots, lst and End; parsnips, lst;
tomatoes, 2nd musk melons, lst; Gu
cumbers, End; cabbage, cone shaped
1st; drum head, 1st; saVory, ISL;
souash. three varieties, 1st; Hubbard
2nd.
FLORAL decorations. Mrs. B. I.
Steward pink asters, list; Mrs. Alice
Gledhill. mixed asters, 2nd. Mrs. Il.
e. Hurd. six potted plants, End; Mrs.
Charles Smith, 9 potted plants, lst
and dahlias LIST. Mrs. c. c. Tuttle'
dahlias. 2nd. Honorable mention
made of the beautiful sweet peas ex-
hibited by Carl H. Goodwin, Gladys
Pennell. Mrs. c. II. Tuttle and MIS-
/ Charles Smith.
Honey: S. H. Bradbury, 1st; d. !.
Walker & Son, End.
Butter: Mrs. e. E. Hurd, s pounds
! End: Miss Mildred Whittemore, Isl
for girls; Mrs. Charles Whittemore
pounds, 1st; Mabel Oulton, pounds
2nd for girls.
Cheese: Mrs. C. H. Tuttle, l green
cheese. 1st; Mrs. Zetta Rowell, |
plain cheese. list; Alta E. Rowell, !
plain cheese. End; l green cheese, "a.
Fruit: Mrs. Roscoe BigeloW, l
plate Golden Prescott, End; Belhower,
End: Porter, 1st. George Oulton, l
plate Baldwins, 1st; Fameuse, lst;
Rock Russet, End; crab, 1st; Duchess
of Oldenburg, list; N. Spy, End; Ben
Davis. End: Sweet Bough, 1st; Frank
Oulton. display of 26 varieties, lst
prize, 1 plate of Rock Russet, 1st;
Hubbardston, list; Baldwins, End; N
Spy, 1st; Red Astrachan, 1st; Ouch
ess of Oldenburg, End; Macintosh
Greening, 1st; Alexander, 1st; Tol-
man Sweet, 1st; r. ]. Greening, 1st;
Yellow Belflower, 1st; Stark ISL
Crab, End; Fameuse, End; King
lst; display of six varieties
of pears, sit; C. B. White, dis
play of IS varieties apples End; Stark
End; Coopers Market, 1st; Wealthy
1st; N. Spy, 1st; Ben Davis, 1st; Col
den Russet, 1st; Fameuse, 1st; Wine
1st; Genneting, 1st; Blue Pearmain
1st.
Household Manufacture: Miss Belle
Holden, l hooked rug, End. Mrs
John D. Avore, braided rugs, End
Mrs. Lorena Boston, l braided rug
1st; Mrs. Albert Oulton, 2 hooked
rugs, 1st; Mrs. Norris Cleveland,
silk quilt, 1st, l silk quilt, End.
Needle and fancy work: j. B. Thi'
bodeau. l bed spread, 1st Gladys
Pennell, l doiley End for girls under
Is years; Mrs. A. w. Cushman, cen
terpiece, End; Mrs. Bert Nichols, 4
sheets, 1st; 2 pair pillow cases, End;
Olive Cleveland, / dress, 1st for cir
under Is; Mrs. p. c. Steward, speci'
mems of embroidery, 1st; night
dresses, 1st; Sarah Snow, corset Gov
er, 2nd.
Pictures: Sadie storer, 6 oil paint
ings, lst.
CATTLE DEPARTMENT
Cattle Department Cole Brook
Stock Farm, Ayrshires, l year ole
bull lst; year old COW, 1st and End
2 year old heifer, 1st and End; l yeaI
old heifer, 1st; calf, 1st. Grade Jer-
seys, Turner Buzzell, 4 year old COW
lst and End; Ivory A. Homestead, heif-
er years old, 1st and End; calf, End
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