The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-10-17
The Belmont Fair.

Inc DSIIlOIlL TdiI.
The annual exhibition and fair held Oct. Sd
in Center Belmont and of which brief mention
was made last week, was the largest and best
ever held in the town and was p, onounced by
many better than the County Fair. Following
are the cash premiums awarded on exhibits:
VEGETABLES.
Field corn, 1st Fred Batchelder, Csc.
Sweet corn, 1st Nathan Wellman, Csc; End,
Fred Brewster, 15c.
Cauiifower, list, Joel Meservey, Csc; End, The
Pastures, 15c.
Tobacco, J. E. Clements, LIST, Csc.
Carrots, LIST, The Pastures, Csc; End, E. R.
Howard, 15c.
Celery, LIST, The Pastures Csc.
Crookneck Squash, LIST, The Pastures, Csc.
Potatoes, LIST, Elijah Morse, Csc; End, E. A.
Green 15c.
Cattle Beets, 1st, Fred Mariner, Csc; End,
Fred Batchelder, 15c.
Table Beets, LIST, ]. E. Clement, Csc; End, E.
R. Howard, 15c.
Turnips, 1st. Pearl Dickey. Csc; End, Fred
Batchelder, 15c.
Pumpkins, LIST. Pearl Dckey. Csc; End, Her
bert Robbins, 15c.
Cabbage, LIST, The Pastures, Csc; End, ]. E.
Clement, 15c.
Squash, LIST, The Pastures, Csc; End, Herbert
Robbins, 15c.
Beans, LIST, Elijah Morse, Csc.
Tomatoes, LIST, j. E. Clement, Csc.
Committee, ]. s. Mullen, ". Young, J. W.
Fernald.
APPLES.
], E. Clements, Black Oxfords and Baldwins,
LIST and End, Soc.
Isaac Kendall, Red Unknown and Leaf1ess
Greetings, 1st Soc.
Edmund Brewster, Spitzenburg, LIST, Csc;
Peewanskee, End, l5c.
E. A. Green, Mcintosh Red, Northern Spy,
Ben Davis, Gravensteins, 81.
F. A. Mariner, Kings, LIST; Baldwins, End,
SOC.
J. A. Hartshorn, Twenty ounce, LIST, cluster
of apples, LIST, Peewanskees, 1st Use.
J. C. Gray, Mcintosh Red. End, 15c.
Leroy Morse, Fallwaters, LIST, Snow apples,
LIST, Soc.
Mrs Jane E. Ness, Alexanders LIST, Csc.
Nathan Wellman, Red Unknown, LIST, Csc.
Ralph Head, Wolf River, LIST, Monmouths,
LIST, Peanwam, LIST. Tolman Sweets, LIST, Sweet
Russets, LIST, 81.
Mrs. Ralph Head, Northern Spy, End, 15c.
Mrs. Sadie Brewster, Crown apples, LIST, Csc.
Ralph Head, Cranberries, LIST, 25c.
Mrs. Ralph Head, Grapes, LIST, Csc.
j. c. Gray, Greengage plums LIST, Csc.
Committee, A W. Knight, ]. G. Packard, ].
A. Gardner.
HALL EXHIBITS.
Mrs. John N. Hartshorn, tatting, LIST, &c.,
silk wovenport 1st, 75c; crochet lace, SOC.
Mrs. Alice Morse, embroidered center piece,
1st, 75c.
Mrs j. F. Pease, embroidered baby slip, LIST,
75c.
Mrs. Ansel Lathrop, crochet night dress
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Nellie Ferrin, floss embroidered centerpiece,
LIST, 75c.
Mrs. H. P. Farrow, embroidered China crepe
shawl, 75c
Bernice Bennett hand embroidered pillow
slips, Soc.
Miss Lytl. Morrill,, crocheted bag 1st 5Oc
Mrs. Gladys McCorrison, fancy work bag.
1st Soc; embroidered guest towels. 1st, Csc.
Eva Bennett, fancy embroidered apron, LIST,
Csc.
Ada Howard, silk quilt, LIST, 75c
Mrs. Enos Pease, worsted quilt, embroidered,
Soc.
Mrs. Moses Fowler, hand painted panels,
75c; best collection of curios, Csc.
Mrs. Josephine Knights, cotton quilt, Soc.
Mrs. J. C. Gray, best collection of antiques,
Soc.
Mrs. John Morrill,, drawn in rugs, Soc.
Mrs GRANVILLE Howard, crocheted boots, Is.
Mrs. Fred Knowlton, crocheted jackets, IS.
Miss Margie Knowlton, sofa pillow top. 81.
Mrs. Eta Batchelder. best jar of preserves.
IS.
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pickles, Is.
Mrs. Susie Simmons, Angora cats, IS.
Mrs Lester Mariner, best collection of
flowers, 20.
Mrs. Susie Simmons, Mrs. W. W. Morrill,,
Mrs. H. E. Morrill,, committee.
CATTLE.
Dairy COW, LIST. Scott Foss, Coo; End, George
Parlin, 45c.
2-years-old heifer. Scott Foss, LIST, Soc.
Yearling steers, Robbie Mariner, LIST, Coo.
Yearling heifer, red and white no name, LIST,
45c; Ed. Brewster, End; 35.
Steer calf, Ed. Brewster, LIST, Soc; Herbert
Morse, End, 35c.
Oxen, Ed. Brewster, LIST, 81; E. Knowlton,
End, 75c.
Best bucks. E. S. Morse, LIST, 4oc.
Best sheep, Scott Foss, LIST, Coo.
Colts, J. E. Clement, 1st 60; End, Arthur
Staples. IS.
Best 2-years old, Fred Batchelder, LIST, 75c.
Double pulling, Jeptha Buck. LIST. S.; Fred
Fowles, End, 81.
Single horse, Twombly, 81.
Oxen, Cleve Tower, LIST, IS; E. S. Knowlton,
End, So.
Creased pole. Arthur Staples, 81;
1U0- yard dash, Charles Brown, 81.
| Obstacle race. Fred Barlow, 81.
| Bag race, Perley Pierce, 81.
Potato race, Dick Roach, 81.