Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-09-17
stock, L NJ Mcfarland, i; A R McFar-

NRii hiNEfs hits AlOuEO dlXRlDE, L..
Ben Davis, l. NJ Mcfarland, /.
Rhode Island Greening, l. NJ Mcfarland
/.
4 Alexander, A Bunker, /.
?, Duchess, 2 r Leland. /; Mrs Alonzo
Gravenstein, w f Richards, /.
Sweet Bough, c L Shand. l.
Yellow Transparent, L P Higgins, Q. No
award of first.
Snowflake A 5 Bunker, 2. No award of
first.
Mawn, p X Leland, /.
Baldwin, l. NJ Mcfarland, /.
of first.
Arctic, c l. Shand, /.
Transcendant crabs, $ s Thompson, / A
s Bunker, 2.
Cranberry crabs, s s Thompson, /.
Pears.
Clapp's Favorite, p IL Young, /; { l.
Shand, 2; p II Young, 3.
Bartlett, & l. Shand, /.
Class 12-Purse OF $40 offered for this
class by T. Mears, divided as follows:
For IL ears Early Crosby, Stowell's Ever
green, Golden Sweet and White Cary,
each; Vernon Mcfarland, 1; II Thomas,
q; p Russell, 8.
Glass 14-Purse of 80 offered by Mrs
John s Kennedy.
Best bushel Of potatoes, any standard
Wood, q P Leland, 8.
Glass 10 Purse offered by the Misses
| Morrill,.
Twelve onions, James Morrison, /, P
Higgins, 2 and 3.
Twelve carrots, o B Knowles, /; P
Russell, 2.
Twelve tabs beets, E Higgins, /; r
Leland, 2; p Russell, 8.
Twelve parsnips, Russell, /.
Twelve cucumbers, Russell, 1.
Twelve ripe tomatoes, s l. Burns, l and
q; l. p Higgins, 3.
Three cauliiiower, Anthony, I.
Three punches celery, w I Burton, Il;
f Anthony, 2.
| Three cabbage, j + Anthony, /.
Glass 25-Purse OF go offered by John Fl
| Stafford.
Best bunch Muscat OF Alexander grapes,
Mrs George 5 Bowdoin, BERNARD Morris,
| gardenerl; Mrs j $ Kennedy, 2 (William L
| Burton, gardcner1.
| Best bunch OF Black Hamburg grapes,
Mrs Kennedy, L; Mrs George S Bow
| doin, 2.
Best six peaches, Mrs J s Kennedy, Il;
{ l. Shand, 2.
Six best nectarines, L Shand, / and 2.
| Six best figs, Mrs. J 5 Kennedy, /.
Best dollhouse melon, flavor to count,
| c l. Shand, / VIM Miller, 2.
Glass Is ~ Special - The Mount Desert
| Nurseries offered the following prizes:
| Glass I-Collection OF six vegetables-50
peas, 30 beans, u onions, ~ carrots, IL
beels, u ears OF corn, first prize, 80; sec
ond, %, 5 l. Burns, /.
Glass loo pods Of peas, first prize 50,
second z, ) l. Burns, !; W o Fogg, 2.
| Class g. u ears OF corn, any variety, first
! prize s., second q; s l. Burns, /.
| Sote-The above were grown from seed
| purchased from the Mt Desert nurseries,
| 1913, open TO farmers or market gardeners
| on Mt Desert island.
| Glass i-The most attractive display OF
| garden produce which included dollhouse
and hardy fruit, vegetables, salads and
| flowers, first prize so, second 50; Mrs ] s
Kennedy, /; Z l. Shand, 2.
Glass 27-Special premium offered by
Mrs Arthur + Gilman for flowers grown
by the six little girls chosen by the grange
Farland, | Alma Emery, 2.
Quart OF green peas, w o Fogg, /; p
| Russell, 2.
Quart of string beans, w o Fogg, /;
| Z Russell, 2.
Six head (cabbagel lettuce, Russell, /;
S l. Burns, 2.
Six Romano lettuce. Russell, 1.
| Three summer squash, p Russell, 1; o B
Knowles, 2.
Three winter squash, Lawrence Brew
er, /.
Three cauliiower, L Burns, /.
Three pie pumpkins, Russell, l; field
pumpkins, o b Knowles, /; w o Fogg, 2;
| T ) Liscomb, 8.
| Three punches OF celery, s l. Burns, /.
Glass 18-Purse of 20 offered by Henry
! Lane Emo.
Peck shell beans, W o Fogg, /; Vernon
| Mcfarland, 2; w o Fogg, 3.
| Peck oats, w o Fogg, 1.
| Peck green tomatoes, p Russell, /; James
| Morrison, 2; w . Fogg, 8.
| Peck largest potatoes, { f Knight, l;
/ James Morrison, 2; w b Richards, 3.
Largest pumpkin, f p Higgins, l..
! Largest cabbage, Harry Wiley, l.
! Largest sunfiower, Russell, i.
! Six largest mangel- urtZel beets, q )
! Liscomh, /; o b Knowles, 2.
| Sheat OF oats, w o Fogg, l.
| Glass i7-Purse OF $50 offered by II c
I Fahenstock.
Twelve varieties vegetables grown in
open, w Fogg, /; Russell, 2; ) L
4 Burns, 3.
| Collection nine varieties vegetables
| grown IN open, James Morrison, l; w o
! Fogg, 2; 2 Russell, 3.
| Collection six varieties vegeta bles grown
I in open, w o Fogg, / P Russell, 2.
Collection four varieties vegetables
| grown in open, w U Fogg, Il; p Russell, 2.
Glass 1S-Purse of 80 offered for this
agricultural products to include vege-
/ tables, small fruits, dressed poultry and
| eggs, not to exceed 10 varieties or species
! each specimen must have been produced
| by the exhibitor and he farmer or mar
| ket gardener on Mount Desert island,
/ divided as follows: 30, IS, sii w Fogg,
| /; P Russell, =.
Glass 22-Purse OF 80 offered for this
( class by Mrs Morris X Jessup, for a col
lection OF agricultural products to include
vegeta bles, small fruits, dressed poultry
| and eggs, not TO exceed ten varieties or
| species; each specimen must have been
| produced by the exhibitor and he a farmer
I or market gardener on Mount Desert is
land, divided as follows: IS, 50, q; w o
/ Fogg, 1; p Russell, 2.
Pirate Gardeners.
Glass 23-To private gardeners only, for
best collection of vegetable grown IN the
open in ten species, 81, 50, =; VIM L Bur
| ton, I J + Anthony, 2.
Class 2l-To private gardeners only, for
each of the following exhibits, grown in
the open and under the direction OF the