Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-25
Premiums Awarded.
HORSE DEPARTMENT


Ribbons have been awarded in the
horse department as follows.
Percheron mare with foal-A. NJ.
Foss. kenduskeag. 1st and I'd. Per
eheron filly. Harry ". Leonard. LIST:
Percheron mare. Bangor Gas Light
Co. list: George Hill. I'd; Percheroa
Gelding. 3-year-old Emery Cram.
Bradley. LIST; Gelding year old.
Pearl L. Gray. 1st; Percheron stallion.
Albert Willard. Kenduskeag., list: Per-
cheron stallion. II. II. midget. Ken
duskeag. list: Percheron stallion. .
years-old. E. NJ. Whitcomb. 1st E. II.
Eother. Old Town, ID; Percheron geld
ing or ffiiy. 3-year-olds. IL. NJ. Muds-
EFT. 1st. 2-Year- old. 4. NJ Foes. Iet:
nhe-year-old. An Foss, lst. I'd. and
Sd.
American trottiRg stallions-5-y year
old or over. VI. l. Greeley Ellsworth.
LIST; }. p Grover Brewer. ID; 3-vear-
old. p. II. Reed. Augusta. list: Louis
D. Hall. Bangor. %; w y Greeley.
Sd: one ear-oId. w. \. Greeley. Is,
]. l.. Keliher, Bangor. ID,
American trnting nllios-3-yoar- old.
". 4. Greeley list; G. G.. Robens. San
4OEAs - al -ittfs >. - - 81
Bangor and ". \. Greeley divided ist
and 2d; one Hcar-oid. g. + BWinal.
Bangor. ist.
American brood mares-with foal.
c. NJ. Weseott. Patton. and Pope d.
MeKinnon. Bangor. Ist and - diRid-
ed: W. a. Greeley, Sd.
French coach staliions-N. L. Leon
ard. Bangor LIST; French Coach. Cleve-
land Boy and Hackney gelding and
fllies four year-olds. IT. NJ. Leonard,
lst; y. r. Leonard, 2d; 3year- ODDS,
| C. o. Wood, East Orrington, 1st and
I'd. 2-year olds. C. \. Hall, Brewer,
| list; Lucien Sumner. Amherst. ID; one
| year old, Frank Woodman, South
Brewer 1st; Charles Hart, Holden. 2d.
VEGETABLE DISPLAY.
| Premiums have been awarded for
the display Of vegetables as follows:
IC. Z. Baldic OF Waterville was the
largest exhibitor and in many lines
had the only varieties shown and vas
given first premiums in those classes.
He also received the first prize for the
best exhibit Of farm products. fruits
and cereals: his daughter, Miss Sa-
die Iialdic, received second and his
son. Ernest Baldic, got third. Where
there were other exhibitors the pre-
lmiums were awarded as follows
Six specimens chantenay-E. 5.
IStearns, Unity, LIST; C. f. Baldic. End.
Giant Pasehal Celery-Geo. n. Lamb,
lBansor. 1st c. e. Baldie. Ind.
General Corn exhibit ON stalks.-C. z.
iBaldic. list; Z. s. Stearns. md.
Lettuce Deacon); Geo. N. Lamb,
LIST: c. l.. Baldic. End.
White Spine Cucumher-G. n. Lamb,
LIST; c. E. Baldic. 2nd.
yellow Globe Onlon-James Biekford,
Carmel. lst; c. L. Baldic. End.
yellow DaHYers- e. s. stearnsi 1st.
list.
| White Queen--James Bickford. Isl.
Hubbard squash--W. c. Moore, Ban
Igor, list; C. T. Baldic, md
| White Bush-James Bici<ford. LIST;
C. f. Baldic, md
! Collection Tomatoes-F. o. Prescott
Hermon. list; Geo. y Lamb, End, c.
Il. Baldic. Bird
fuckers favorite-G. y. Lamb LIST.
Ia Blu. wheat-James Biekford. lst
Ia hu. oats-James Bickford. LIST.
: Ia blu. harley-James Bickford, list
Coll. grain in sheaves-J. T.. Rjek-
ford, lst; c. r. Baldic md.
: Gratuities oi Zoe. were awarded Z
O, Prescott for Golden Chester leans
dish Of Red Plum tomatoes, and disf
of Yellow Plum tomatoes.
Il HOME COOKED FOOD
For the articles Of home cooked
food, preserves, otc.. the awards we're
'made in the following order;
Preseryes-C urrants- Mrs. NJ. f
Harrington. 1st Mrs. II. A. Han 2na
Eherries-~Mrs. II. A. Hall lst Mrs
NJ. +. Harrington md.
Pears-Mrs. a. A. Hall. list; Mrs
IN. =. Harrington. md.
i Plnms-Mrs II. 4. Hall, lsts Mrs
NJ. =. Harrington. 2nd.
4 Ounces Mrs. M. F.. Harrington. !st
Mrs. A. II. Harrington. md
Raspberries-Mr NJ. L. Harrington