Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-15

SET 1OultTN PRODUCERS ASSpIleiliOb AiOetN
here, Saturday, after very successful
exhibition lasting three days. The silver
cup for the best display of birds was
won by Frank B. league on Plymouth
Rocks and Wyandottes. The sweepstake
prize was won by Walter Gerald of Unity
on a Barred Plymouth Rock cockereE
Premiums We're awarded as follows;
Plymouth Rocks: F. b. league list on
pen fowl. pen chicks, cock, cockerel, hen
pullet, and End on cock, cockerel, heA
and pullet Partridge Rocks: w =.
Bailey, pen fowl and pen chicks, list.
Barred Plymouth Rocks: Walter Gerald
Unity, cockerel, list; J. ID. Emerson, pen
chicks, End C. G. Cleveland, pen CHICKS
LIST cockerel 4th; l.. c. Whiting, COCK
list. hen list, cockerel End and Srd, puliet
LIST. cockerel lst Partridge Wyandottes:
p r. league. cockerel and hen, list.
White Wyandottes: y. IL. lies, cockerel
LIST and 3rd, pulet 1st; l.. L. Sanford, pull
let 3rd: Mrs Clara Gaylord, cockerei End;
C. d. Miller, pen chicks LIST, pullet Ind,
cockerels 4th and 5th; Ed Groder, cock
Isl Silver Laced Wyandottes: Prof. c.
C. Cleveland pen fowl LIST, cock LIST, hen
list. pullet list Buff WYandottes: w c.
Emery. North Arson. pen r. c. chicks
1st White Orpingtons: Arthur Jones,
pen chicks 1st cSelSerel lst. pullet End
and 3rd and 4th; l.. L. Sanford, pullet
list w. c. Emery, r. c. cockerel 1st,
pulet End. Buff Orpington: +. O. Eaton
hens, list and End; clarence Manter, pull
let 1st and End Ducks: f. b. league,
old Pekin drake LIST, young LIST. White
Muscovy young list $. c. Rhode island
Reds: F. o. Eaton, pen fowl 1st, chicks
1st: Ed Merchant. cock LIST cockerel lst;
A. F. Sanford, chicks End. cockerel list
and End pullets list; W. c. Emery, pen Il.
c. chicks LIST. White Leghorn: c. d.
Miller, pullets LIST and End, cockerels 1st
and End Buff Leghorns: c. ]. Davis,
r. c. chicks list, cock list, hen list, pullet
LIST, S c. chicks list. cockerel LIST, hen list,
Light Brahma: c. G. Cleveland, fowl 1st.
eoekerel LIST Eggs: r. c. Rhode Island
Red eggs. Emma Merchant 1st, W. II.
Boynton 2nd. F. b. league Srd. White
Leghorn eggs, C. u. Miller LIST.
Verdicts amounting TO S275 were given
to plaintiffs in cases Sogian Akmakjian
and Luke Akmakiian of Madison versus
Ostuor Osgorian, Friday afternoon The
jury was out nearly three hours and the
case had been on trial for two days The
first plaintiff, Mrs Akmakjian, brought
suit for damages claiming that the de-
PENDANT threw rock at her and broke
two ribs, April, 1910. Her husband
brought suit against the defendant 10 re-
cover damages for loss of his wifes ser
vices while she was recovering from the
broken ribs. Brown appeared for the
plaintiffs and Bernard Gibbs for the de
PENDANT.
The marriage intentions of William
O'Keefe and Adelaide Poivier are record
ed at the town clerks office
Mrs. w. o. Wildes formerly of New
buryport, Mass, now of Passaic, n. J.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. George l.. H.
Smith. Mr. Wildes recently appointed
paymaster at the Warner mills, New
buryport, has been promoted to manager
ship of the wooden mills at Passa.c
The Town Improvement Society held
another of its interesting meetings on
Ireland. Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ella T
Holt had charge of the program and
Mrs. Maria Folsom and Mrs. D. H. Bart
lett were hostesses. The program began
with roll call responded to by Irish
quotations. The musical part of the
program consisted of a solo by Lyle
Moore, accompanied by Mrs Bessie Allen
Smith, and a duet by j. Harvey White
and Prof. Ralph Leighton. Three papers
had been prepared on Farms and Farm
ers," ''The Irish Gentry by Mrs. Isabel
Small and "Stories and Superstitions' By
Mrs. b. b. Merrill. There were interest
ing readings. "The Fools Prayer" and
1.-THE Other Side of the Moon" by Mrs.
Angie B. Steward: ard readings from
Mark Twain. "Mr. Nesbitt and "Puncl
Brothers, by Mrs. Lizzie Marble