The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-08-25

Dest Hock OF pure Dfed Sneep, u. ".
Holmes, Belfast, first.
Best flock of grade sheep, S. G. Norton,
Belfast, first; John 1nnes, Searsport,
third.
Best flock of six grade lambs, S. G.
Norton, Belfast, first; j. ohm Innes, Sears
port, second
Best fat sheep, S. G. Norton, Belfast,
first; John lines, searsport, second;
q. o. Holmes, Belfast, third.
s. e. Norton, superintendent.
SWINE DEPARTMENT.
Best Chester boar, w. E. Harding,
Waldo, first and second; best Berkshire
boar, A. j. Woodbury., Morrill,, first;
best English Yorkshire boar, E. H. Nick
erson, Swanville, first; John Sweet,
Knox, third on Chester boar.
Best sow and litter of pigs, w. E.
Harding, Waldo, first; John Sweet, Knox;
second
Best three pigs between four and six
months, G. O. Hatch, Belfast, Berkshire,
first; E. H. Nickerson, Swanville, York
shire, first
S. G. Norton, superintendent.
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
Pair of White Plymouth Rock fowl,J .W.
Wallace, Belfast, first; j. w. Wallace,
Belfast, first on White Plymouth Rock
chicks; E. l.. Colcord, Belfast, first, sec
ond and third on three pair White Wyan-
dote fowl E. L. Colcord, Belfast, first,
second and third on White Wyandotte
chicks; Mrs. Mabel Weber, Brooks, first
on Barred Plymouth Rocks; Mrs. Mabel
Weber, Brooks, two first prizes on
single comb Buff Oppington in pairs;
Walter Gerald, Unity, first on rose comb
R. l. R. chicks; Walter Gerald, Unity,
first in Barred Plymouth Rocks in pair;
W. M. Hodsdon, Belfast, second and
third in Barred Plymouth Rocks single
birds; Fred Johnson, Belfast, second on
rose comb Rhode Island Reds; J. w.
Wallace, second; H. l.. Seekins, Belfast,
third on Barred Plymouth Rocks; John
Waterman, Belfast, first on single comb
| White Plymouth Rock chicks; j. S.
L. Colcord, Belfast, first on pen of fowl
and first on pen of chicks; John L. Water
man, Belfast, first each on single comb
R. l. Reds and rose comb R. l. Reds;
John L. Waterman, Belfast, first on
single comb R. l. R. cock; Neal Farm,
] Waldo, first on single comb R. l. R. fowl
and first on double comb R. l. R. fowl
John L. Waterman, Belfast, third on
rose comb R. l. R. pullets; A. M. Fergu-
son Belfast, first and second on pens of
Plymouth Rock fowl, first, second and
third on pens R. l. R. chicks; S. M.
Hamm, Brooks, first on B. P. R. rooster.
Best pair of ducks, S. M. Hamm,
| Brooks, two first sizes on English Pekin
ducks; Mrs. Alonzo Robbins, Belfast.
second; W. P Braley, Monroe, third.
Best pair of geese, H. E. Bradman,
Belfast, first, second and third.
Best pair of guineas, George Innes,
Belfast, first and second.
Two first gratuity prizes were award
ed to John l.. Waterman of Belfast and
L. 0. Hanley of Swanville for eggs ex-
hibited.
In this department feature which at
tracted considerable attention was the
exhibit OF kennel of little puppies from
the Neal Poultry Farm and horned owl
by Leroy MeCorrison. Gratuities We're
awarded in all the departments.
John A. Fogg, superintendent.
THE DAIRY DEPARTMENT.
The dairy department was under the
judged by w. L. Gordon and C. D. Brit
lOli. Lie 1OllOWIlS, a" dluS WtIt Lldl.6.
on the best lot of dairy butter, George
E. Curtis of Belfast, first; S. G. Evans
of Belfast, second.
LADIES DEPARTMENT
Best pickles, preserv es, etc, Mrs. ]. F. Noyes
LIST.
Best cut flowers, Mrs. W. H. Clifford, 1st;
Mrs. Coleman Sheldon, End
Best silk quilt, Miss Grace E. Walton, LIST;
Mrc Cp1
Best worsted quilt, Mrs. Edward Drinkwater,
| LIST; Mrs. B. l. Wallace, End.
| Best print patchwork quilt, Mrs. A. C. Hop
,, kins, LIST.
! Portiere made from buds of the red euca-
| lyptus tree, Mrs. Fred A. Griffin, LIST.
| Basket made from the caps of the flowers of
the white eucalyptus tree, Mrs. Fred A. Griffin.
| LIST.
Best log-cabin quilt, Womans Hospital Aid.
1st.::
Best patchwork quilt made by lady rs years
or over Mrs. Sallie Wentworth, aged SO, 1st
Best Puritan yarn rugs, Mrs. John Healey,
| LIST.
Best drawn rug, Mrs. Blanche Bickford, LIST,
Mrs. Mae Scott, End.
| Best braided rug, Mrs. Leona n Pendleton,
LIST; Mrs. Ansel Wadsworth, End.
| Best button rug, Mrs. A. C. Hopkins, LIST.
! Best embroidered sofa pillow, Miss Katherine
| E. Brier.
Best Bedemere sofa pillow, Mrs Clifford
Wilband.
| Best Wallachian sofa pillow, Mrs Russell c.
| Strout, LIST.
| Best Mexican drawn work sofa pillow, Mrs
D. N. Bird LIST.
| Best large Kensington centerpiece, Miss Isa-
| bel CHM, LIST and End
| Best small Kensington centerpiece, Miss Lou
Thompson, LIST; Mrs. John G. Pillsbury, End
| Best rose design centerpiece, Mrs. Joseph
| McKeen, LIST; Miss Katherine E. Brier, End
| Best colored solid embroidered centerpiece,
Miss Edith M. Southworth, LIST.
Best snail trail centerpiece, Miss Katherine
E. Brier, LIST; Miss Sarah R. Gardner, End.
WEIGH, LIST; Mrs. George Collins, End.
Best Observation-Disclosures centerpiece, Mrs
George Collins, 1st
Best chain-stitch centerpiece. Mrs. Mae
Scott, LIST.
Best Biedemere centerpiece, Mrs. Clifford
Wilband. LIST.
Best Venetian cut work collar and cuff set,
Miss Bertha A. Wiley, LIST.
Best embroidered coat, Mrs. Arthur W.
Coombs, LIST.
|, Best Kensingtoh and snail trail centerpiece,
Mrs Esther Davis, End.
Best suit embroidered underwear, Miss E.
Louise Head, LIST.
Best embroidered night robe, Miss Edythe
Atkins, LIST.
Best Mexican night robe. Mrs. D. N Bird,
LIST.
Best suit embroidered underwear made BY
girl, Miss Edna D. Crawford, LIST.
Best embroidered Dutch collar, Mrs. Russell
lot