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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-07
Entries for Thursdays Racing.

The horses entered for the three races
on Thursday, the closing day OF the isiI ar
will be Just the same for Friday, as loi-
'o"'' 2.2l PACE-PURSE siOp.
Bob Patch, &. Il. X. Small, Lisbon
Falls. e..,,,a.
Maine Pointer. c. Pomerieau, Wateryille
Antifriction. CHI Z, 7. L. smith, II. Den
Maggie b.. b m, Martin Farm, Pittsheldi'
TeInpest. ell &, J. II. Johnson, Portland.
la ia CHI IN, I. w. Fitz. Auburn. IN,
Alice. br nj. Robt. Evans, hasefhh''
cabei. br S. Pine Tree stable, Lewiston'
Fred s. b z. Il. T. Fox, Medford, Mass.
Berry Nelson, b S, e. II. Berry. Mon
Miss ' Carnage. blk m. W. ], Carnage
vermont I Elm. g. c. Il. March. sofners-
po Tufea Wilkes. no s. r. Il. Hall. parnar-
Col Direct. b e. IS. a. Faunce, Mechanic
rams 10 PAcE-PuRsE 500
Miss C.anare. blk m, w j. Carnage,
Na9am nova m. College Stables, Bruins
wick. ..,.,.. pr,,s-
Myrtle Barron, b m, p. L. Smith. l. Dem
mark. =, ,...,,arL
! Ethel S.. b m. T.. L. SIllltit, H.
Homeland, b &, /. w. Pottle, Poruaiiu.
Juanalita, b m. II. Chenery, beifas''
Allan c.. e, J. II. johnson, portlaIa
Alfred Nelson, b &, l.. a. Bean' Fof'-
Sherbnrn. $. II. S. Pinkham. LINCOLN;
AeropIane. b m, w. A. Nelson, so. tsIis'
, lsaron DAY, TO (, f. E. Walker, Mum
Herbert at H., e, J. Churchill, Dover
Tornado. b g, F. II. Wiggin,. Lewiston.
| Roland Leslie. b S, ]. A. MCKAY. banso,
| Iarsstina, blk m, /. i. woodbury., for''
GAIA d wilkes. b IN. S. a. Faunee, Me-
| chanic Falls.
| 24o AKE-PURSE say,
orisa Aierton. br +. p. f. Smith, u. Den
Dan Bonner. blk c. II. Chenery. Beiias'
| Mamark b f. H. Chencry, Beliast;
=, blk c, p. II. Reed, F't. alrWXi @yin.
Santa Rosa Girl, b m, r. n. "ise"'
| Lewiston. IL e,ocI, Farm
Rose Baron. b IN, Morrison StocN al 'i
| e. Liverinore. -, f,a,,,o,, Path
| Baron Sidnut, br $, F. ". S s.iauIh '"
Arrow He'll. *. III. Bragg. Fairheio
| Magnetic, b e. Pine Tree stare, I no.,nr
nr Ringin. br $, o. A. Pickett, Sanger
Comm,ifer. br g, A. Richardson, SHn.on'
| Katherine Kohl, m, r. ~ 1ier>i'''Aoi'
| AndreW J.. b &. C. II. Nelson; Wateryille'
Isresh Rreeze. c. II. Nelson, WaterViile;
| Masterpiece, CHI $. w. a. nelson d.
1 oric
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Poultry.

s. Spangled Hamburg Cock-E. A.
Drinkwater first and second; Gus stuart
Lewiston. third
Hen-E. A. Drinkwater first; Otis
Stuart, second and third.
Cockerel-Otis stuart, first, second and
third
Pullet-E. A. Drlnkwater, first and Sec
ond; OTIS stuart, third.
Pen--Otis Stuart. first and second.
Golden spangled Cock-E. A. Drink
water. first.
Hen-E. A. Drinkwater. first.
G. Pencil Hamburg Cooke. a. Drink
water. first
Hen-E. A. prinkwater, first and sec
ond.
Cockerel-E. A. Drinkwater. first.
Pullett-E. a. Drinkwater, nrst
Pen-E A. Drinkwater, first.
Silver Pencil Hamburg Cock-E. A
Hen-E. A. Drinkwater, first and sec
ond.
Cockerel--E. A. Drinkwater, first.
Pullet-E. A. Drinkwater, first and sec
ond.
Pen-E A. Drinkwater, first.
White Hamburg Cockerel-E. A. Drink
water, first,
Pullet-E. A. Drinkwater. first and sec
ond.
Black Hamburg, Hen. Pullet and PEN
E.. A. Drinkwater, first.
Red Cap, Cock, Hen. Cockerel, Pullet
Pen-E. A. Drinkwater, first; cockere
and pullet +. A. Drinkwater. second
r. c. White Leghorn. Cookie. A
Drinkwater,. first; d. g. Bridgham, Au
burn, second,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-07

4 large building on Sea street
Rochland, occupied by the Camden
and Rockland Machine Co., was gut
TED. early Tuesday evening, by fire
which caught in an adjoining struc-
,ure Although pedestrians We're pass
ing within few feet of the foundry,
the fire had spread through a CON
siderable portion of the building be-
fore 1t was discovered and gained
additional Roadway through the de-
lay oecasioned by cutting a telephone
pole which obstructed one of the lIyd-
rants. The loss was about $500, COW
cred b. Insurance
Tie discovery that the new con-
crete bridge across the Piseataquis
river lad not been built according t.
ccntract has caused much comment
here during the past TEX days. The
result OF the discovery was that citi-
zens waited on the bridge committee
and insisted tina. the work be com
plered according to specifications aac
contract or an injunction would b.
secured The committee has made
the arrangements for having the
changes made. 1t is alleged the plan.
call for an extra % feet on the Mon
uInent square side of the bridge anf
for an extra 10 inches in height
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Carleton. first: Frances Lowe. Auburn
second. .{as f'ssFfl
Crochetted Shawl--Mrs. Alfonso Dam.
our, New Auburn, first; Mrs. T.. l., Pal
mer, Lewiston. second
Handmade Handkerchief-Mrs John
Murphy, first. w. F. Stewart, second.
Ladies over 20 yrs.-Mrs. Eliza Green
lief. oxford, first; Mrs. e. l.. Gordon,
Lewiston, second.
Quilt-Mrs. Nancy Everett, Auburn,
first; Olive TinlSham, Lewiston, second.
Rug-Mrs. Orville Walker Lewiston
first; ii. A. Curtis, Topsham, second.
Children under u yrs.-Luey Harris,
Auburn. first; Norman Macomber, Au-
burn, second.
Irish Crochet-Caroine Bonney. Au-
burn. first; Mrs. c. II. Amback Auburn,
second.
Tatting-Mrs. c. H. Carleton, first
Mrs Wallace Mower. Greene, second.
QuiIts-Mrs Alexander Audct, Lewis
ton. first Mrs. Philip Hamel. Lewiston.
second.
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Swine.
BERKSHIRE.

Boar . yrs. old or over-E. S Dixon q
Son. Sabattus, first.
Best Sow one year and under two-E. 5.
Dixon & Son. first
e. 5. Dixon & Son, Sabattus, first.
Best Sow under MOE. 5. Dixon q
Son, Sabattus, first, second and third.
Best pen of three Shoats not to exceed
$50 lbs.--E. S. Dixon & Son, Sabattus,
first.
JERSEY REDS
Best boar one year old and under two
Geo. Fred Terry, Watervile, first.
Best Sow one year and under two-f'red
Terry, Waterville, first and second.
than six-Fred Terry, Wateryille, first.
Best pen of three Shoats, not to exceed
100 lbs.-Fred Terry, Waterville. first
POLAND CHINAS.
Best Sow under moe. ;. Dixon 4
Son, Sabattus, first.
WHITE CHESTER.
Boar 2 yrs. and oyer-Albra Adams
Madison, first; Elmer Smith, Watervlile
second.
Boar, yr and under two-Albra
Adams, Madison. first.
Boar. s mo. and under one year-L. l.
Rogers, Troy, first.
Boar under ino.-Albra Adams, Madi
son, first.
Sow 2 yrs and over-Albra Adams
Madison, first and second: c. J.. Reed
Oakland. third
Sow one year and under two-Albrs
Adams. Madison, first and second; l.. l.
Rogers, Troy. third.
Sow over 6 mo. and under / yr.-Aibrs
Adams, Madison, first and second.
Sow under mo.-Albra Adams. Madi
son. first and second.
than six-Albra Adams, Madison, frs
and second: c. p. Reed, Oakland, third
Best pen of three Shoats not to exceed
$50 lbs.-Albra Adams, Madison, first.
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Needle and Fancy Work.


Color BIending-Any Wiggin. Auburn,
first; Marie Willis. Auburn. second.
Center Piece-Mrs. Frank. Strickland,
Lewiston first Amy Wi ,;ls. ,s second,
burn. first: Grace Dana, Auburn. second
Single Doily-Miss Della Taylor. Lewis
ton. first; Miss Alexander, Lewiston
French and Eyclet Collection-Mrs
Walter S. Fuller. Turner, first; Regina
Dutel, second.
Center Piece-Mrs. \. w. French. Tur-
ner, second: Grace Jackson. Lewiston
Single Doily-Mlnnie Bailey, Auburn
| first; Hattie Brackett Auburn, second
Set of doilies, Minnie Bailey, first.
Shirt Waist-Miss Grace Jordan, Lew
lston. first; Miss Ellen Wright. Lewiston
Corset Cover-Miss Grace Jackson, Lew
iston. first Minnie Bailey, second
| Night Dress-Minnie Bailey, first.
Hat-Regina Dutil Lewiston. first.
| Sideboard or Bureau Scarf-Lucy De
scheme. Lewiston, first Miss Caroline
Sofa Pillow-Lilla Beals, Auburn, first
Elizabeth Dustin. Auburn, second.
! Lunch Cioth-Minnie Bailey Auburn
Slips or Shams-Miss a. IL. Sprague
Auburn, first; Grace Pulsifer. Auburn
second.
Ifrst: Martha. Basel, Auburn. second.
Fancy Bag-Minnie Bailey, first; Mis-
alexander, Lewiston. second.
| Embroidery Dress-Mrs. Lucy Parger
Auburn, Lewiston, first
Fancy Apron-Mrs. w y. French, Tur
Embroidery Collars-Mrs. w. p. Stew
Tart, Waterville, first
Pin Cushion-Grace Jackson, Lewiston
first; Hazel Sprague, Auburn, second.
Lunch Set-Anna Coon, Auburn, first
Minnie Bailey. second.
Fancy Bed Linen-Mrs. w Il. Day
Lewiston, first
Mexican Colection-Luella Simmons
Sabattus. first; Minnie Bailey, Auburn
second.
Center Piece-Mrs C. II. Carleton, AL
Ina, first; Mrs. Charles Davis, Waterville
second.
Lunch Clotf-Mrs. c. H. Carleton, first
Luella Simmons, second.
Set of six Doilies-Mrs. C.. II. Carleton
first. 4
| Shirt Waist-Luelia simmons, first
Rose Murphy South Paris. second.
Scarf-Luella Simons, first; Mrs, Garlic
ton. second.
Hardanger Center Piece-Mrs. C. II
Carleton. first.
Scarf-Mrs Carleton, first: Miss Lu
celia Hedemark, Augusta, second.
| Battenburg Collection-Mrs. Carleton
first: Mrs Arthur NORM, Lewiston
second
Center Piece-Frances Love- Auburn
Shadow Embroidery Pulsifel
Auburn first. se
Wailachian Center Piece-Minnie Bale,
4 first; Mrs. Fred Briggs. Auburn, second.
| Mont Mellick Center Piece-Mrs. Cha.
Davis, Watervitie, first.
Coronation Braid-Mrs. N. N. French
/ Handkerchief. Best Display MIR,
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Pulling Oxen.
SWEEPSTAKES

Oxen under fl in.-R. X Morrill, &
Son. Norway. first. So #. 10 in: S. kenis-
ton. Temple, second. "a it. in: Il. *.
Morrill, third, "a fl; 3ls in.
more Falls. first 81 #. in: 4. x. Nor
rill, second. Y #. 3 in; third. 8 #. in.
Oxen s IT. 10 in. and under-E. 4. Rose.
Greene. first. % #. II in; W. L; Wilkins,
second. 50 fl. z in. Il. X. Morrill, & Son,
Fl. in. and under-L T Williams,
Topsham. first 10 fl. in; l.. A. Burgess.
Monmouth, second, II fl. in. L. f. Will
Temple, first, rs TT: b. l.. Robinson. sec
ond. 70 #. 6 in; r. X. Morrill,, third, 40
IT. 2 in. Load Ais lbs.
Hilton, Madison; Harlon Boynton, EN-
den.
Working Oxen. four year olds and
over-H. J. Allen. Turner, first; Walter
Working three year olds-L. t. VIII
liams, Topsham, first: Hereford Stock
Farm, Madison, second; F. B. Brooks,
Three year old Steers-R. h Morrill,
Norway, first, As TT. 8 in; l.. I. Williams,
Topsham, second, Al IT. I in; f. b.
Brooks. Clinton, third. #. in. Load
312l lbs.
Two year old Steers-R. X. Morrill,.
first AZ TT 10 in; l.. T. Williams, second;
Wilbur Hilton, Arson, third, TT. IL in.
Yearling steers-wilbur Hilton. first. "A
| 20 fl. 2 in. Load 1878 lbs
Two year olds-Mosher G. Luce. Far
mington, first; Hereford stock Farm,
Yearling Steers-Wilbur Hilton, first;
Mosher & Luce. second; w. II. Policy,
third. These judges were Ernest Hilton
and \. H. Ellis, Fairfield.
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May Be Called 10 Rescue
In Chinese Famine.
Consul Gen. Wilder Reports
Situation 10 Be Terrible.
Section from Aankow TO Shanghai,
900 Miles, Is Flooded.

Washington, Sept. 6.-The enormity
and horror OF the famine situation
confronting China. caused by the fu-
gitive waters of the Yangtse river,
which has broken from it's banks, was
officially reported to the state depart
ment by American Consul General
Wilder at Shanghai and the question
of rendering Red Cross assistance is
under consideration. 1t is possible
that an appeal for additional funds
may be issued.
The entire territory between Han
kow and Shanghai. distance of about
500 miles, has been overfiowed, MIR.
Wilder declares. Cities and towns are
under water, many dwellings, being en-
th'ely submerged.
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Horse Premiums.
TRoTTING BRED

Gelding and fllics. yrs oid-F. b.
Norris. Auburn, first; Wa /. Flint, sam
ford, second.
Geiding and fillies, yrs. old-Henry Nc
Cusker, Lewiston, first; A. ). Rove, Lew
iston, second.
Geldings and fillies l yr. old-C. 5
Towle, Winthrop, first; Tappan STOCK
Farm, Winthrop, second.
Geldings and FLIES. 1oals or lSll-Iap-
nan Stock Farm. first and third; A. J,
Rowe, second.
Brood mare with foal-Tappan Stock
Farm, first, second and third.
FRENCH THOROUGHBRED COACH
AND HACKNEY.
Stallion. yrs and over-J. a. Ness, Au-
burn first.
Stallion, / yr.-J. A. Ness, first.
Thoroughbred draft stallion, yrs. aho
over--J, A. Ness, first.
Brood mare with foal-W. c. Whitman
& Son, Turner, first; j.. A. Ness, second
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steers W. old-sllbur Hilton Anson.
SWEEPSTAKES.

Steers / yr.s old--Milbur Hilton, Anson
FIRST
SWEEPSTAKES
Oxen 7 TT. 2 in. and over-L. L. vii.
Jams, Topsham. first; r; K; Morrill, &
oxen under TT 2 in.--R. X, Morrill, 4
Son, Norway, first and second: S. Kenis-
ton, Temple, third.
FAT OXEN AND STEERS IN PAIRS
BRED AND OWNED BY THE EN-.
7 HIBITOR-FAT STOCK.
Three years and over-Hereford Stock
Farm, North Arson, first; ID. |. Walker
& Son, Madison, second
Two years-D. l. Walker & Son. Madi.
son. first.
One year-D. I. Walker & Son. Madison
first; Hereford Stock Farm, North Anson
second
Calves-IIereford Stock Farm, North
Arson. first
FAT STOCK PRIZES, FAT OMEN AND
STEERS IN PAIRS.
Four yrs and over-Moshcr & Luce.
Pennington, first; Walter Gleason, Wat
erville. second; Mosher q Luce. Farming
ton, third.
Three Years-Herssford Stock Farm arm,
North Arson. first; Mosher * Luce. Far
mingtoD, second and third
Two years--Mosher & Luce Farming
ton, first and second; Walter Gleason,
Watervilie, third.
first; Wilbur Hilton. Arson, second; ID.
/. Walker d Son, Madison. third
Steer Calyes-Hereford Stock Farm,
North Arson. first; d. l. Walker & Son,
Madison second
FAT SINGLE ANIMALS.
Fat Single Animal any age or breed
Mosher IL Luce. Pennington, first; Wal
ter Gleason, Waterville,. second; Mosher
q Luce, Pennington, third.
Fat two year old Heifer-E. f. Gle,
Fayette, first and second; T. G. Burleigh,
Wateryille third
Fat one year old Heifer-E. E. Gle,
Fayette, first and second; f. y. Dollof,
Mt. Vernon, third.
Fat Heifer Calf--E. f. Gile. Fayette,
first and second; L. G. Burleigh, Water
vile, third.
GRANGE EXHIBIT
Fruit. Vegetables, Dairy Products,
Canned Fruits. Products of the Kitchen,
Grain and Grasses-Winslow Grange No.
40, first: Vassalboro Grange No. 322 sec
ond Sidney Grange No 1884, third; Ben
ton Grange No ASS, fourth; Albion Grange
No. ISL, Creditable Exhibit.
Creditable Exhibits Nassalboro
Grange No, 322. Benton Grange No ASS,
Grange No. so, Albion Grange
No. ISL, Sidney Grange No. 1874.
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Sheep.
HORNED DORSET.

luck. yrs or over-Ernest Hilton,
Arson, first and second
Buck, one year old-Ernest Hilton, An
son, first.
Buck, under one year-Ernest Hilton,
Arson, first and second: w. G. Whitman
g. Son. Turner Ctr, third.
. Eve Eve, two years or oyer ,, Hilton
Turner. second; Ernest Hilton, Arson,
third.
Eve yr, or over-W c. Whitman &
Son, Turner Ctr, first and second; Err
nest Hilton, Anson third.
Eve, under ] yr.-Ernest Hilton. Arson
first and second W. A. Whitman, Tur-
ner Ctr. third.
HAMPSHIRE DOWNS.
Buck. yrs. or over-F ID. & r. G. Hill
ton. Arson, first: Wilbur Hilton. Arson
second; f. d. &. T. G. Hilton, Arson
third.
Buck. yr. old-Ernest Hilton. Arson
ond; Ernest Hilton, Arson; third,
Buck under one year, y. * T. g
Hilton, Arson, frSt ana second; ErneS'
Hilton, Arson. third.
Eve two years or over-Ernest Hilton
Arson, first; Wilbur Hilton, Arson. sec
and and third. ;, .
Hilton, Arson, first: Ernest Hilton, An
SON second and third. ;,
Eve, under one year,. y. T. G
Hilton. Arson, first; Ernest Hilton, An
son, second and third
M soUTHDOWNS.
Buck. year old--F. L. Gilbert. Far
mington first
Buck under one year-F L. Gilbert
Pennington first; w. G. Whitman a. Son
Turner. second and third. Il
Eve 2 yrs. or over-F. l.. Gilbert, Far
mington, first, second and third
Eve one year or over--F.s l.. Gilbert
II e,r-v,1i tho fan GrGf a. tina lon
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SAGADAHOC.
RICHMOND.

Miss Mary Hall, who had been spend
ing few weeks at the home of he
father, Vim. T. Hall, returned, Tues
day. to Raleigh, ". C.
Harry Pierce of Boston has beer
spending weeks vacation at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Pierce.
Charles Wakefield left. Sunday. or 9
three-months business trip through the
West.
Mrs. George Wallace and daughters
Mae and Virginia, who had been Wis.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. w, F. Durham. re
turned. Saturday, to their home ir
Dorchester, Mass.
Eugene Ruker left. Saturday, fol
Boston. where he will visit friends fol
a week.
The funeral of the late Miss Heller
Williams was held. Sunday afternoon
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie
Blanchard. Rev. A. A. Lewis of the
Methodist church officiated. Interment
took place at the Cotton cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zelma Dwinal and son.
Charles Frederick. of Washington. D.
c., after having visited several places
in Maine, have returned to Mrs. Owl
mars parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. d. New
ell. where they will make a short visit
before returning to Washington.
Miss Jennie McGinn returned, Mon
day, to her home in this town, after
spending the summer at Boothbay
Harbor
Miss Winnifred Curtis of Portland
spent Sunday at the home of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Curtis.
Herbert 3. Luce and Guy Smith OF
Gardiner were in town. Tuesday, on
business.
The dance at Merrymeeting hall,
Tuesday evening, was well patronized.
Music was furnished by Lee ,of Gar
diner
William Baker and Sherwood Riley
left for Boston. Sunday night, where
they will enjoy weeks visit with
friends and relatives
Horace West made business "trip
to- Boston, this week.
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China.

China, collection by Observation-Disclosures
Jenkins, first; Kate Fox, Waterville, Sec
ond.
Specimen Individual-Myra Jenkins,
first; Mrs Sarah Dorr. West Jonesport,
second.
Vase-Myra Jenkins, first and second.
Jardiniere-Myra jenkins. first.
Plate or Tray-Mrs. Sarah Dorr, first.
Specimen Raised Paste and Gold
Sarah Dorr, second.
Lustre-Mrs Sarah Dorr, first; Kate E.
Fox, second.
Tankard or Stein-Mrs. Percy Gates,
first
Cups and Saueers-Mrs. Kate Fox. first.
Pitcher-Mrs. Kate Fox, first. Myra
Jenkins, second.
Salad Set--Kate Fox, first; Myra Jen-
kins, second.
Chocolate Pot-Kate Fox, first
Tea Set-kate Fox, first.
Collection of Plates-Mrs. Kate Fox,
first; Mrs. Percy Gates, second.
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information charging misappropria-
tion of funds of the National Jewish
.Hosnital for Consumptives at Denver
colo. amounting to 100000 will short
i, he fled by Dist, Atty. Elliot, the
latter said, Tuesday night. 1t ~ the
FIRST official suggestion as to the a.
mount of the shortage. The state
ment followed the filing OF two IN
formations charging forgery asains.
Bruno Gossor. assistant secretary 81
the hospital, arrested following dis-
closures made after the recent deathl
of Alfred Muller late secretary OF tne|
sfrsfftutf6fi. tsUsserss bond was nxeol
at $4,000 which was furnished.
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LITcHFiELD.

Rev. Smith Baker. d. D., of Lowell,
Mass. will speak at Litchfield Cor
ners. Sunday, Sept 10, at 1O33o a. M,
and at Litchfield Plains at +. NJ His
address of the afternoon will be to thu
people Of the town at a Union Tenn
Perance rally, and upon the issues
coming before the people next Mon
day.
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APPLES.

General exhibit-M. s. Leayitt,
Hampden Highlands, list: John Wal
lingford, Auburn, End; F. A. Kicker &
Sons, Turner. 3rd.
County exhibit-Androscogg John
Wallingford. LIST; w. r. Merrill. West
Auburn. End; Franklin Fl. Corbett,
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icEBoRo.

Mrs. Jennie Sylvester has announced
the engagement of her Oldest son. Roy
M. Brown, to one of Needham Heights.
Mass. most popular young ladies', Miss
Mildred Seidenburg. the wedding to
take place in two weeks.
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PEARS.

Pears, general exhibit-W. Tozier,
Lewiston. LIST; NJ. l.. Leavitt, Hampton
Highlands End; John Wallingford, All
burn, 3rd. Clapp's Favorite. w. Tozier,
list; John Wallingford, End. Bartlett,
John Wallingford list: George c. New
ell, Turner, End. Sheldon. W. Tozier.
list; John Wallingford End. Belle
Lucrative, w. Tozier. LIST; f. b. Per-
Hey, vassalboro, 2nd. Buerre Anjou, w.
Tozier. LIST. Buerre Bose, W. Tozier,
list; Buerre Hardy. w. Tozier, list,
Buerre Superfin. w. Tozier. list; F. b.
Perley, End. Buerre Clairgean, w. To-
zier, LIST. Buerre Diel, w. Tozier, list.
Butfum, F. H. Perley, 1st; w. Tozier,
| End. Doyenne Boussock, F. b. Perley,
list; W. Tozier, End. Duchess dAngon-
| leme, w. Tozier, 1st Fulton. W. To-
zier, 1st Goodale, f. B. Perley, list;
| w. Tozier, End. Horsell, w. Tozier, 1st
Louise Boune de Jersey, Charles Gee,
Lewiston, list; w. Tozier. End. Seckel,
Hermon Carbett. Pennington. list; w.
lTozier, End. Souvenir du Congress- w.
Tozier, LIST. Laurence. John Walling-
ford. list; Charles c. Gee. End. Flemish
Beauty, John Wallingford. list; M. s.
Leavitt. End. Keiffer, John Walling-
ford, list. Vicar of Wakefield, Charles
Gee, LIST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-07
SPECIAL WORKING OXEN.

Best farm team three yoke owned by
one man--R. X. Morrill, & SONY Norway,
hrst; Walter Gleason Watervlllf,, second.
man-Mosher & Luce, Pennington, first:
Walter Gleason, Watervile second; .
Hereford Stock Farm, NORTH Arson,
The Ordway new era., 1911-12-15
The Unsuccessful Angler.

civilian Dean Howells is the kind.
llest of critics. but now and then.
said a magazine editor, "some popu-
lar novelist's conceit will cause him
to bristle up little.
Just before his departure for Spain
I dined with Hr. Howells in his Half
Moon street apartment in London. A
popular novelist called after dinner.
He told us all about his phenomenal
sales. Then-fishing for compliments.
you know--hc sighed and said:
"I grow richer and richer. but. all
the same. think my work is falling
off. My new work is not so good as
my old
"'Oh, nonsense. said Mr.. Ilowells,
You write just as well as you ever
did. my boy. Your taste is improving,
that's ALL"