Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-15

place Wednesday and some fine ami
mails We're shown, which made it nee
cessary for the judges to use care
fui discrimination in giving out the
awards. Two exhibition horses, which
attracted great deal of attention in
the trotting bred sallion class were
Jet Wilkes owned by Henry McCaus-
land of Readfield and Parlin, a clever
4-year-old, by Alclayone, exhibited by
E. E. Walker of Monmouth. Nicker-
son Bros. of Readfield exhibited two
handsome French coach colts and a
pretty little yearling colt, exhibited
by Miss Marguerite Ladd of Readfcld,
was much liked by all who saw the
animal. The judges announced the fol-
lowing awards:
Trotting Bred Stallions-Over 8
years old-H. H. McCausland. first;
four years old, E. f. Walker, Mon
mouth. first.
Trotting Bred Colts-Three years old
b F.. Davis, Kent's Hill, first; H.
F.. Jones, Fayette. second; two years
old e. f. Stevens, Fayette, first:
Nickerson Bros, Readfield, second;
Berry & Philbrook Monmouth. third
one year old, Berry & Philbrook, Mon
mouth, first and second: Marguerite
Ladd. Readfield. third
Trotting Bred Mares and Colts-L
B. Wright. Readfield Depot. first
Grade Breeding Mares and Colts
Berry Il Philbrook, Monmouth. first
on breed mare with foal and sucking
colt
Driving Horses-H. F. Jones, Fay
etre. first on matched horses: DR.. J.
II. Black. Mt. Vernon, first and sec
end on ladies' drivers.
Draft Horses-W. X. Atkinson.
Readfield. first on 2-year-old colt:
Charles r. Stuart, Belgrade. second on
3-vear-old colt; James Marston. Bel
Grade, second on 2-year-old volt: r.
w. Brown, Readfield Depot, first on
mare and foal and first on foal
Trutting Bred Stalions-Two years
old-R. NJ. Chase, Fayette, first; G..
r. Ferry. East Livermore, second.
A big crowd saw the ball game,
which was called at II A. NJ. The
Readfield nine won from East Liver
more by a score of to 9. The con-
test started in to be a close one.
East Livermore getting two scores in
the first inning to Readfield's three.
But after that the visitors got all in
field hits and the Readfield players
stopped muffing easy ones, the result
being that the visitors failed to score
again for the game. The players:
Rcadfield-Bell, C; Godfrey, 3b;
Taylor. p; Rchman, IS; Roberts. If:
Hall. 2b; Bradford, rf; Davis, 1b;
Barlow, cf.
East Livermore-Page. C: II. Berry.
IF; r. Berry. 3b: Fish 2b: Lyman.
1b: Roberts. ss: l.. Wing, rf; l..
Lincoln. If; Wood. D.
The score by innings:
Readfieid ... 3 0 0 0 0 2 2 x-7-13-1
r. I.ivermore e. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2-i6 4
Two-base hits, Bell. Barlow. Struck
out by Taylor. 10. by Wood, 5. Base
on balls, off Wood, 2. Umpires.
Jacques, Tremblay. Time 1 hr. 40 min.
Many visited the exhibition hall dur
ing the day and were well pleased
with the quality of the exhibits which
they saw there. The canned fruit dis
play in the lower hall has been add
ed to considerably since the opening
day of the fair and the floral display
and other exhibits in the upper hall
have also received a number of addi-
tions.
The judging of the hall exhibits was
in PROCESS during the day. l.. E.
HINTON of Oakland judged the vege-
tables. eggs and dressed poultry;
Warren Butman of Readfield the
fruit: Mrs NJ. f. Norcross and Miss
Eva Moody of Winthrop, fancy work;
Mrs. w. X. Atkinson, Readfeld. art
exhibit; Mr.. and Mrs. Millspaugh of
Winthrop. the gratuities. and a. A.
Colley of Winthrop. the butter
Among the addef articles in the
plain sewing exhibit by children under
l5 were aprons by IneZ Taylor o.
Readfield and Nellie Hopkins of Read
field. both showing careful workman
ship.
Additional exhibitors in the floral
department, the display in which was
the best for number of years. We're:
Mrs. M. f. Norcross, Winthrop, mas
turtiums, asters; Mrs. Rose f. Phil
brick. Readfield, two varieties of mari
COLDS, bouquet of wild flowers and set
floral niece: DR.. w. A. Wright, Read
field. petunias and a very fragrant
bouquet of garden flowers: display OF
1s lars of asters, floral horseshoe and
display of pansies and other cultivated
flowers, Annie A. Nickerson; potted
plants. Mrs. Fred Tingley. Readfield
pansies. Mrs. I. E. Wadleigh. kent's
Hill: marigolds, Mrs. c. H. Stevens
Readfield; phlox. 10-weeks stocks anc
geraniums, Mrs. n. Millspaugh, Win
throp.
A velvet quilt exhibited by Mrs
Lizzie Fairbanks and drawn rugs by
Mrs. Jesse Spaulding of Readiieid' Mrs
Nellie Clark of Mt. Vernon and MISS
Carrie Fairbanks of Mt Vernon. were
among the additions to the quilt ano
rug departments.
Some fine pieces of fancy emor"iu-
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