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

Benson Horne, gold ring.
Lightest baby under Is months, Harold
Milford Merriam, gold ring.
In addition to the prizes each baby was
given blue ribbon marked "Baby Show,
Waldo County Fair, 1907
Oscar Benson Horne wore an eyelet
embroidered dress made by his great
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Stearns of
Jackson, SO years ago. The dress has
been in almost constant use since it was
made and apparently is none the worse
for wear. 1t is one of the most popular
styles of embroidery today.
THE SECOND DAYS RACES.
21s CLASS; PURSE $3.50.
Stanley c., blk. g., by Startling (Rich-
Ha aLas0@ Gonid Oh ~ hv w;;iss
(HolmeS) .............
Doris, b. M, (Dustin) ..............s dr.
Blanche B., b. M, perry. .........5 2 4 8
Colonel, CHI. G., (Williams). .........4 4 5 4
Time, 2.15i, 2.21a, 2.174, 2.lsa.
2.27 CLASS, TRoT AND PACE, PURSE $3.50.
Muster HILL b. s., by Autograph
(Holmes) ............... ....1 !
Roam Bird, 70. NJ, by Masconoma
Eva ss7 MiIFes' B. M, Williams, :
Early Son, 70; G.. ,(Prentiss),.........s
Lady Belle (Burrill) Observation-Disclosures 3
Time 2.2l4, 2254, 22S4.
2.4O CLASS, TRoT AND PACE, PURSE $3.50.
Lady Hudson, b. M, by Vassar (Hanson)3 ? 8
Lady Lawrence, g. CHI, (Newman).... 2
Lady Clason, CHI. m (Vincent) ........2 5
Star Coast. b. g., (Fogg). ..............5 a
Fred E., (Burrill) .....................dis
Time, 2.294, 2.274, 2.27a.
THE THIRD DAYS RACES.
go PACE, 2.27 TRor; PURSE $3.50.
Young Constantine, b. s., by Constantine
Lady Belle, b. m. (BurrilD .............3 2 2
Earlyson, 70. G. (Prentiss). ...........2 3 3
May S., b. m. (Dodge) .................4 4
Time, 2244f. 2.27, 227i.
2.21NCLAss, TRor AND PACE; PURSE $3.50.
Black Velvet, blk. M, by Montview
Richardson )....................2 l l l
Tony Nelson, b. m. (SmalD ........1 2
Martha e, b. M. .........3
Muster Hill, b. $. (Holmes). .......7 2 3
Clorinda, b. m. (BurrilD ............4 5
Pilot Nelson, b. G. perry. .........6 6 6
Time, 21Sa, 2.1s4. 2.23, 21sf.
GREEN RACE, HALF MILE.
Best Two in Three; Purse 500.
Portia, b. M, by Masconomo Pendleton).3 l l
Zeltha, br. m. (Small).. ...............1 2
Constanttus, blk. S. (Tolman). .........2 3 3
Haley H., G. G. (Hobbs) ................5 2
Alwyn b. S. (Jones) ...................4 5
Time, LIS. 1.16l, LA.
The track record was broken Thursday
in an exhibition mile by Gallagher, the
brown gelding owned by L. L. Gentner
of Providence, R. l., formerly of Bel
fast. Gallagher, whose record is 2.O3 IA,
negotiated the mile in 21O lettering by
two and quarter seconds the record of
PIP IA, made several years ago by Isa-
belle. Horse and driver received an
ovation. The free-for-all, in which Gal
lagher was entered, was called off as the
Gentner horse was the acknowledged
winner before the start.
THE PREMIUM LIST.
The awards this year in swine, sheep,
poultry and neat stock were made by
Mr.. Abel F. Stevens of Wellesley, an ex-
pert, and were made on points, so that
man may exhibit but one animal with no
competition and yet receive the third
premium. This is considered more salts
factory than the old method of judging
and is generally followed today, and
with Judge from out of the State there
can be no chance for Partially.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Best exhibit of everything raised on a
farm, G. E. Marsh, Belfast, first. % va
rieties.
Best six cabbages, G. E. Marsh, Bel
fast, first.
Best exhibit of fruit of all kinds, quail
ity and variety, Harry Littlefeld,
Brooks, first, 81 varieties; Fred A. Grit
fin, Belfast, second, 80 kinds; George E.
Marsh, Belfast, third, eighteen kinds.
Best one half bushel of table beets, w.
M. Hodsdon, Belfast, first; S. G. Evans,
Waldo, second.
Best half bushel of mangel beets, S.
G. Norton, Belfast, first.
Best exhibit of plums, W. M. Holds
don, Brooks, first; Harry Littlefield,
Brooks, second.
Best Hubbard squash, George E.
Marsh, Belfast, first; Lee Noyes, Bel
fast, second.
Best marrow squash, George E. Marsh,
Belfast, first.
Best summer squash, George E.
Marsh, Belfast, first; Lee Moves, Bel
fast, second.
Best sugar pumpkin, Lee Moves, Bel
fast, first; George E. Marsh, Belfast,
second.
Best sheaf of wheat, not less than six
inches in diameter, S. G. Norton, Bel
fast, first.
Biggest pumpkin, George E. Marsh,
Belfast, first.
Best sheaf of oats, George E. Marsh,
Belfast, first.
FROM SICKNESS TO "ExCEIIENT HEALTH"
So says Mrs. Chas. Lyon, Peoria, Ill. II