Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-28

brown bread, corn, celery, pickles, all
kinds of pie and coffee.
Today's Program.
The program offered for today should
he as interesting as Tuesdays and
many more people are looked for. The
chief event Ct interest in the morn
ing will be the baby show, which will
open at 10 O'Clock. The age limit is
Is months and many attractive prizes
have been offered.
The fruit. vegetables. fancy work,
etc, will remain on exhibition until
p. M.
The regular Grange dinner will be
served at noon. FISH chowder will be
served.
In the afternoon at 13G o'clock will
come the horse racing which is some
thing in the way of novelty for
the fair The racing will take place
on half-nile track in front of the
Grange hall. Three classes will be
raced. a -trot.s g pace and free-for
ALL NMarcIiardise prizes have been Of
fcred and there is bound to be some
fun.
I1eTo Will also NC pulling SOhlSoto
for horses over 1900 pounds, and oxen,
light weight, under 7-foot. The out-of-
doors sports will also be pulled off
during the afternoon.
In the evening the fair will come
to fitting close with a grand ball
in the Grange hall. Music will be
furnished by Halls orchestra and the
usual pleasant time is expected.
The afternoon attendance was large
and the people seemed to enjoy the
attractions. No pulling contests we've
held but some are expected this after
noon. The slight rain interfered very
little with the program.
In the evening musical program
was rendered in the exhibition Hall.
Vocal and instrumental selections
were given. Halls Orchestra furnish
ed music.
The following awards were made
known during the evening:
Demonstrations, first, l. V. With
am, second A. H. Rice; brood mares,
Charles Thomas, first, Frank Wilson,
second; colts, 3-year- olds, first, Ever
EFT Brown; colts, 1 year old, first, AL
den Bassett.. second, Dan O'Conner,
third. Everett Brown; colts sucking.
first, D. B. Snow, second, Thrill
Thomas
Best general collection of vegetables.
Allen F. Reynolds, 1st, SO; best exhibit
of potatoes. J. Fl. Bailey. list; Ivan
Hodges. I'd: best exhibit of cabbage,
c. II, Thomas. list; Mr.. Lane I'd; best
exhibit of squash. Albert Chamberlain,
list, Allen F. Reynolds, 3D. best exhib-
it of beets, c. Fl. Thomas. list: Allen
f. Reynolds, I'd; best exhibit of tur-
hips, H. S. Howard, 1st; S. X. Fuller,
I'd; best exhibit of carrots, Allen +.
Reynolds. LIST; w. w. Watts, I'd: best
exhibit of onions. Harry Hodges, ist:
Allen f. Reynolds. I'd; best exhibit of
parsnips, II. S. Howard, 1st: w. w.
Watts, 3D. best exhibit of tomatoes,
Allen F. Reynolds, list; H. S. Howard,
I'd; best exhibit of pumpkins. Albert
Chamberlain, list: W. F. Ward, I'd; best
1st: H. S. Howard, 3D. best exhibit of
watermelon, Fl. S. Howard, list: Sadie
Morrow I'd; best exhibit of cantelopes,
Fl. S. Howard; best exhibit cucumbers,
c. Fl. Thomas, 1st; Allen F. Reynolds.
I'd: best exhibit of beans, H. S. How
ard. LIST; Mr.. Lane. ID: best exhibit of
oats, A. II. f. Buffam, list: Ambrose
Morrow. ID; best exhibit of barley, A.
H. f. Buffam. 1st; best exhibit of veg
etables raised by boy under 16 years
of age. Bernard Watts, list; best eX-
hibit of field corn. H. S. Howard 1st;
Frank Wilson, I'd: best exhibit of
sweet corn, Harvey Hodges, 1st; Allen
Reynolds. 3D. best exhibit of popcorn,
Harvey Hodges, list; Fl. S. Howard, I'd ::
best exhibit apples, J. H. Kennedy, 1st;
F. c. Drummond. I'd: best exhibit pears,
j. f. Bailey. LIST: +. c. Drumond. I'd;
best exhibit of plums, F. c. Drum
mond. list; best exhibit peaches, j. Fl.
Kennedy, LIST; Rosie Thomas. I'd; best
exhibit grapes, J. H. Bailey. LIST; r. c..
Drummorid ID.
Flowers. potted plants. Mrs. A. n. f.
Buffam. 1st: Mrs. Clifford. I'd; little
boys flowers Clyde Ellis. 1st cut
flowers, Mrs. Clifford, list; C. I. Robin
son. Cd.
Colonial exhibit. 1st Mrs. A. F. Rey-
nClds; ID. Pearl Bowden.
Preserves and canned goods 1st Mrs.
H. S. Howard: I'd, Mrs. Charles Thorn
as. pest eXillDll Oh 1elileS, ISL, MISS JeH-
ME Howard; pickles, Mrs. H. S. How
ard: honey, Mrs. Charles Thomas.
Bread and pastry, best loaf cake by
girl under 16 years, Hazel POoler, list;
Edna Reynolds, I'd; best bread by girl
under 16 years. Hazel Pooler: best loaf
of bread list, Mrs. f. f. Smith: I'd,
Carrie Jones: pies, Mrs. Watts; dough-
nuts, Mrs. Watts.
Butter exhibit, 1st, A. A. Hodges; I'd
Jennie P. Howard.
China ware, water colors, Mrs. G. w.
Getchell: oils, Mrs. Wininfred Getch-
ell.
The following are the entries for
this afternoons racing:
3-MINUTE TROT.
John Brown, Big. Charles Wing.
Commodore Perry, blk g, 1. C.
Hodges.
Queen, blk m, j. H. Bailey.
Marcellus Small
3-MINUTE PACE (HOBBLES BAR
RED.
Dick, gg, William Jackins.
Eva R., BIN, F. E. Reynolds.