Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-09-13

Yellow-eyes, 1; warted Hubbard squash,
z; peck Early Northern potatoes, i; peck
Early ClaTk's, No 1, 1. Eben Webber,
one-half peck improved telephone peas,
!; one half peck Motifs Excelsior, 1; one
half peck white Marrowfat, !; one-half
pie one-half acre oats, q; 1 dozen ears
Arcadian flint corn, 8; peck Early En-
voy potatoes, 1; peck EARLY Rose. 3.
Snowman, l peck Sensation pota-
toes, 2; peck Irish Cobbler, 4; peck red
bliss, 2; 1peck Garfield potatoes, 1. A e
Osgood, best warted Hubbard squarsh,
q; best golden orange squash /; largest
squash, 1; one-half bushsl Green Noun
tain potatoes, /; Clark's seedlings, /;
black Shenangoes, 1. 8 P Snowman,
peck Six weeks potatoes, 2. A q Osgood,
peck potato onions, l. Wesley Robertson,
peck drought fruit potatoes, Q; peck
Maple leaf potatoes. !; 2muskmelon citron,
!: Young, East Surry, quarts Admiral
Dewey peas, q; quarts gradus peas, 1; 4
quarts yellow-eye beans, 8; peck Rural
New Yorker potatoes, L; peck Gold Coin
potatoes, 2; peck Schenango potatoes, 2;
peck improved long carrots, 1; peck table
beets, 1, Mangelwurtzel beets, /; peck
E 6 Lord, East surry, quarts pea beans,
l. D L Emerton, potatoes, peck Of each:
Gold Coin, /; Noxaii, /; Norcross, 3; Early
Six Weeks, /; Noroton beauty, 1; Sir
Walter Raleigh, /; Bliss Triumph, 1;
peck largest, l; sample one-half acre, 1;
4quarts Indian Chief, 1 4 quarts Jacob
YOUNG u1 Esst snrv psa'N
potatoes, 1; A 9 Osgood, dozen ears rice
pop corn, Q. o L Billings, cauliflower, /.
A T ellis, peck Early Sunshine potatoes,
l; peck Early Exetor, l; sample one-half
acre wheat, /; best peck wheat raised In
county, 1; best sheaf wheat, q; best sheaf
cats, 2; largest pumpkins, I. Roy Y
Grindle, peck new green potatoes, l; peck
Sir Walter Raleigh potatoes, 1; peck COW
horn, /; A quarts dwarf champion beans,
!; peck green tomatoes, 2; collection OF
beans, 1.
Thomas Grieve, peck red kidney beans,
9; peck lima beans, 1; peck Curriers'
Early Early beans, l; black wax. i peck pea
peck old fashioned yellow-eyes, q; peck
red-eye, l; peck pink-eye, Q; collection
produce, / peck ripe tomatoes, 2; dozen
cabbage, q; best caulifower, 2; 4 quarts
peas, Yorkshire Hero, l. W Hinckley,
Sedgwick, sample one half oats, 1. VIM
Jacobs cattle beans, 1. L q johnson,
peck Harmony Beauty potatoes, 1; 4
Curriers' rustproof beans, 2. W &
Wescott, one half bushel American Meta
turnips, 1. E T Leach, one-half bushel
Mangelwurtzel beets, q; sample, one-Lalf
acre acre ,t barley. I; peck barley l; sample
Chase, quarts yellow-eyes, 3. A T
Stevens, peck ripe tomatoes, l. Harry
w Candage, North Brooklin, dozen ears
corn,2. Llewellyn Carter, East Bluehill,
sheaf beardless barley, 2. Loren e Can
dage, East Bluehill, Danvers one half
1@v- Z
White Globe turnips, 2. Ernest Grindle,
peck Early Rose potatoes, 2; peck New
Queen potatoes, 1. Bertha Hinckley,
sheaf oats, I.
e Brooks, Dents Yellow corn, l.;
onions, 2. Mrs H Fernstrom, South Blue
hill, dozen Gold Bantam corn, 4; Sweet
Orange corn, l; peck Yellow-eyes, 2; peck
tains, q; peck white Marrowfat beans, l..
Thomas Grieve, collection beams, 2; col
lection celery, 1; collection peppers, 1;
collection vegetables, gratuity.
G A White, East Orland, potatoes-War-
nngton beauties, 2; Mill's Pride, / white
Fernstron, BiuehliI Fails, collection vsge
tables, 3. H W Hancock, quarts peas, 2;
quarts old-fashioned Yellow-eyes, 3; 4
quarts Mills rust-proof wax, l. A Z o.
good, best collection produce,-2.
H B Darling, apples-King Tompkins,
l. 8 Hinckley, straw berry, /; Snow, 1;
Porter, 2; Mcintosh Red, 1; York Green
ings, /. "A G Osgood, Greetings, 1; New
York pippins, 2; Russets, 1. 8 B Billings,
Bellfower, Il; Crab, l.; Snow 2. Mrs. E c
Barrett, Yellow Transparent, 1; Winter
Russets, 1; Duchess of Oldenburg, /. A B
Wescott, Red Astrachan, l.. A c Osgood,
Russets, 2. George A Morse, Gravensteins,
1; Baldwins, /; Ben Davis, I; Porter, 1 !;
Northern Spy, 1; best collection apples, l.,
p varieties.
Ebep Weber, nodheads, /. A F Gillis,
catheads, 2; pink cheek, 1; the stripes, l..
Roy V Grindle, pear russets, l. w A
Hale, South Bluehill, Japan plums, 1,
pears, 2. W q Greene, Gravenstein, q;
Tolman Sweets, 2; Baldwins, q; New
York pippins, l.. Preston Leach, Stark, 1.
A Townsend, pumpkin sweets, l. Hugh
Barbour, StoningtoD on, Yellow transparent,
2. p T Leach, New York greenings, 2;
Wealthy, 2; August sweet, 2; piiums, !.
chess Of Oldenburg, 2. Everett Candage,
North Brooklin, 2.
Llewellyn Carter, East Bluehill, Christ
mas Johnson watermelons, l. Ernest
Grindle,, Peters apple, 1; Ghanvres, Il;
Moro N9roton gre green Il Ben Davis z; Long
Mrs L A Witham, cranberries, Il;
Wealthy apples, /. q Brooks, cante !,
Hinckiey, crab apples, 2. Florence Con-
airy, Bluehill Falls, King Tompkins, q;
grapes, L cranberries, 2; sweet crab APP
Piles, 1. G A White, East 0rland, Wolf
River, /; Russets, Il wine apples, i;
Northern Spy, 2; Tolman Sweets, l; Nod
heads, 2; plums, g; collection fruit, 2.
MANUFACTURES.
Leach & Mcintyre, dressing case, hand
made, gratuity; bed, hand made, gratuity.
Osgood Bros, chairs, gratuity. Thomas
Grieve, exhibit mineral water, 4.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Mrs F Hinckley, pickles, 2; jellies, 2.
Mrs A E Wescott, butter, l; iellies, /;
straw berry preserves, 2. Mrs George A
Morse, butter, 1. Annie Smith, loaf
brown bread, I; pickles, l; preserves, 2.
Mrs. F P Merrill, bread, 1 collection pre-
serves, /; strawberry preserves, 1. Mrs
Mary Bailey, brown bread, 2; white bread,
z. Mrs Fernstrom, box fall Strawberries,