The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-10-02

End, pens ewes. LIST, End and 3rd.
2 pens eve lambs, LIST and End.
Grade Coarse Wool: A H. Waugh,
Starks. ! buck. 3 years old. 1st, buck
lambs. 1st, End and 3rd, 6 eve lambs.
LIST and End.
FOWLS.
Mrs. Clayton Crosby, Arson, | buff
Orpington rooster, / year old, hen,
l year old, LIST. l pen buff Orpington
chicks, End, l pen buff Orpington
chicks from Iowa, LIST, l pen Rose
Comb, White Wyandotts, LIST; William
McFadden, Fairfield buff Orpingtons
2 cockerels, 2 hens, End and 3rd, 4
buff Orpingtons, chicks, Bird. 2 silver
gray Dorkins, LIST, 2 silver gray Dor
kins, | cockerel, ! pullet, 1st. 2 part
ridge Plymouth Rocks, LIST, 2 black
Spanish. list. 4 black Spanish, 2 cock
erels, 2 pullets, 1st and End; d. L.
Walker & Son, Madison. best display.
5 or more breeds, LIST, l pair June
R. l. Red chicks, LIST, pairs r. l. Red
chicks, LIST and End, / pair barred
Plymouth Rock Fowl, End, pair
barred Plymouth Rock chicks, End, 2
pairs Silver Duckwing fowl, LIST and
End, l pair Silver Duckwing chicks,
l.
list and End, 2 pairs buff Cochin ban
tam chicks. 1st and End. l pair Part
ridge Cochin bantam fowl. 1st, l pair
single comb r. l. Red chicks, 1st
Canned Fruit-Fannie Smith, 1 can
cranberries, l can strawberries, / can
rhubarb. l can cherries, l can crab
apples. l can raspberries, / can pears,
can tomatoes, 1st; Mrs. Ethel How
/ orI
es / can plums, l can gooseberries,
! can shell beans. 2 cans tomatoes, l
can corn, 2 cans peas, cans beans,
I'd.
Pickles-Mrs. Ethel Howard, Arson,
mustard, chow chow, cucumber, white
onions, 1st.
Jellies-Mrs. Ethel Howard, Arson,
/ Wealthy, Duchess, crabapple and cur
rent LIST.
Best display farm products-D. L.
Walker & Son Madison, 1st; Mrs. Jo-
seph Dick, Arson, I'd.
Best display of apples-George w.
Playze. Arson, 1st.
Cucumbers-Geo. W. Playze, Arson,
White Alpine, 1st; Mrs. Joseph Dick,
Long Green, End; T. M. Messer, An
son 3D.
Citron-Mrs. Joseph Dick. Arson,
LIST; Parshley, Mrs. Joseph Dick, list !;
Kohl Rabbi, Mrs. Joseph Dick, 1st
Squash-F. M. Messer, Arson, 3
Turban and 3 Chill, 1st; F. A Manter,
Arson, Somerset Hybrid, Water Hub
bard Essex Hybrid, Blue Hubbard,
Improved Bay State, 1st; F. A. Man
ter. Boston Marion, I'd; Golden Hub
bard Sd; William McFadden, Fairfield
Golden Hubbard. 1st; one mammoth,
I'd; one Buckbee Improved. I'd and Sd ;
D. |. Walker & Son. Madison 3 Mann
moth, 1st; 3 Boston Marrow, LIST; 8
Golden Hubbard, 3D. 3 Hubbard, 3d.
! Potatoes-D. |. Walker & Son, 1-2
bushel 1st; C. NJ. Pease. Arson, /
bushel Green Mountain, I'd; F. NJ.
Messer. 1-2 bushel Green Mountain,
Sd.
Carrots-D. l. Walker & Son, L.
bushel. list; F. M. Messer, IL bushel
/ Ok Hearts. I'd.
Pumpkins-Orlando Walker, Arson,
8, 1st
Cabbage-D. L Walker & Son, LIST;
Mrs. Joseph Dick, 3 Flathead and
Jersey Wakefield, I'd; F. M Messer,
Sd.
III III ~ L. w dlhtI az oOD, Isl ,
Mrs. Joseph Dick, I'd; G. w. Playze,
Sd.
Bcets-C. NJ Pease, table beets,
/ LIST; d. l Walker, 1-2 bushel, I'd; F.
NJ Messer 1-2 bushel table beets, IL
bushel Yellow Globe, Sd
Pears-Blaine Dickinson, Madison
8 varieties, LIST.
i Caulihower-Mrs. Joseph Dick, 6
SNOWFALL. LIST
Tomatoes-Mrs. Joseph Dick, LIST
and I'd.
Silk quilts-Mrs J, Lynn Viles,
Madison, LIST.
Spreads-Mrs. James Wills, Madi-
SON 1st.
Rugs-Miss EVE Weston, silk rug.
LIST; Mrs O. B. Fletcher, Arson, /
drawn rug, ID; Mrs Carlton Wescott,
/ Madison, ! button rug, Sd.
Gents Mittens-Mrs. w Rogers,
pairs. LIST.
! Wearing Apparel-Mrs Fanny
Young, corset cover. LIST; Mrs. Abbie
Gray, Madison, slippers, LIST: Mrs. Abb
! bic Gray, Madison, jacket LIST; Mrs.
Annie p. Weston, slippers, End; Mrs.
Halle Young. shirt top, LIST; Mrs Ha-
lie Young, l bag, 1st Mrs John Ham
mond, 4 pairs socks, 1st; Mrs. John
/ Hammond, 2 hoods, LIST; Mrs. M. w.
Rogers. Arson, crocheted shawl, LIST;
Mrs. Fannie Young, 2 skirts, list;
Ruth Hilton. l apron, LIST; Mrs. Fan
ME Young, l night robe, LIST; Miss
Ruth Hilton, l night robe, End
Fancy Work-Miss Alice Weston, l
waist, LIST; Mrs. James w. Wills,
Madison, l waist, I'd; Mrs. Melbuln
Knox, Madison. l waist, 3D. Miss AL
ice Weston, hand bag, LIST; Mrs. Mel
burn Knox, hand bag, I'd; Mrs. AbDie
Gray, hand bag, Sd; Mrs. Melburn
Knox, l headrest. 1st; Miss Edith
Hilton, Madison l large punch work
center piece. 1st; Mrs. Viola Hilton,
Madison, ] large punch work center
piece, I'd; Miss Edith Hilton, Madison,
2 small punch work center pieces, % ;
Mrs. E. w. Weber. Madison, scarf,
punch work, LIST; Mrs G. H. Rogers.
l Irish crocheted collar, I'd; Mrs. ID.
e. Woodman, / pair embroidered tow
els, LIST; Mrs. Carl Luce, ! pair en-
broidered towels, I'd; Mrs. E. w. Web
Der, ! pair embroidered towels, 3rd +;
Mrs. E. w. Weber, crocheted towels.
Sd; Mrs. H. V. Creation, 2 towels, 2nd !;
Mrs. f. W. Weber, cross stitched
towel, 1st Mrs. Walter Hilton, Al
son, 2 towels, LIST; Mrs. r. S. Mcken-
ney crocheted lace, 1st Mrs. T. 5.
Mckinney, crocheted towel ends, lst;