Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-02
Agricultural Department.

Bees and honey-Best and largest
collection of different races of bees IN
observation hives. first. c. II. Greeley.
Clinton; best collection of italian bees
in observation hives first c. Fl. Gree
ley. Clinton: best colony of black bees
in observation hives, first. C.. II. Gree
ley, Clinton; largest and best exhibit
of comb honey, first. G. II. Greeley,
Clinton; second. F. S. Grant. Fairfield:
largest and best exhibit of extracted
honey, first. c. II. Greeley. Clinton:
second f. S. Grant, Fairfield; largest
exhibit of live queens in shipping
cages with attendant bees, first. c. II.
Greeley. Clinton; largest case comb
honey to contain not less than "a lbs.
first G.. H. Greeley. Clinton. second. f.
S. Grant. Fairfield: largest exhibit of
extracted honey showing the greatest
variety from different owners, first. G.
H. Greeley. Clinton: second. f. S.
Grant, Fairfield.
Pathological Dept. Apples General
Collection-For best general exhibit. if
correctly named apples. first +. f.
NOVEL;. Fairfield. second. O. +. Bios
som. Turner; third. John Wallingford.
Auburn. best fancy display of fruit.
not over 20 varieties to include small
fruit. canned or preserved jellies etc,
grown and arranged by exhibitor on
space 5x5 It.. first. Miss Burleish. Vas
salboro: fer best exhibit of apples
grown by exhibitor in Androscoggin
county. first. o. L. Blossom. Turner;
second, John Wallngford Auburn;
third. F.. A Drinkwater. Sabattus. for
best exhibit of apples grown by ex-
hibitor in Franklin county. first. Rich
land Grove Farm, Chesterville. for
best exhibit of apples grown by ex-
hibitor in Hancock county. first. Mrs
S S. Brimner. Mariaville; for best ex-
hibit of apples. grown by exhibitor in
Kennebec county. first. Harry c.
Shores. Waterville; second. John Ken
nedy. Watervillc; third. Mrs. Jennie
York, Oakland; for best exhibit of APP
pies grown by exhibitor in Penobscot
county. first. T. d. Page. Bangor. for
best exhibit of apples grown by ex-
hibitor in Somerset county, first. F, Q.
Novel;. Fairfield: second, G. H. Doe
G. Son. Fairfield Center. third, A. H.
& D. w. Ellis, Fairfield
Agriculture Dept, Division No. i
Best exhibit of yellow corn. first, Her
bert Axtell, Oakland: best bush yellow
corn. first, r. G. Bigelow. Skowhegan;
best trace. 25 ears yellow corn. ;irst,
r. c. Bigelow, Skowhegan. best trace.
IL ears. yellow corn, first F. s. Grant,
Fairfield: best two trace, six ears each.
first, F. S. Grant. Fairfield; sweet
corn, any variety. best two traces, six
ears each. first, f. S. Stevens. Unity;
second. Joe johnson. Lewiston: best
exhibit of grains and seeds
first Joe johnson. Lewiston; best gem
eral exhibit of grains and grasses
shown in sheaves inches in diameter.
first Joe John son. Lewiston; second
Mrs n w Tozier. Fairfield, best peck
wheat. first, Joe Johnson, Lewiston.
General Exhibit in Exhibition Hall
Fruit. vegetables. grain and grasses.
first. Vassalboro Grange: second. Vic
tor Grange; dairy products. canned
fruits. products of the kitchen. first.
Grange; second, Benton
Grange.
Negetables-Rest exhibit of market
and garden truck. first, Joe Johnson.
lewiston: second. c. l.. Baldic. Water |
vile: third. S. Q. Holt, Fairfield. !
Best general exhibit Of market and
garden truck. special priZe.-frst. Gates
Bros. East Vassalboro; best display
If vegetables grown on Bradiey's
ertiiizers. first. Gates Bros. East
Pest general exhibit of
,-crfe: nnd ~art'en truck first. Gates
7ros. East Nassa.horo. Best collec-
ion of vegetables grown from Rur1ee's
eeds. frst. freeman Ward, China.