Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-21
THE PREMIUMS
AWARDED AT The
SOMERSET co. FAIR

SUMckSEl UU. RAIN
The following additional premiums
have been awarded at the Somerset
County fair at Arson:
HORSES.
Trotting Stallions-A. E. Bunker, An
son, Tarlon, 9 yrs, LIST; c. @. Mar
shall, Arson, Bentley, yrs, End.
Trotting bred colt, mare or gelding-
j. A. Simpson. Starks, mare and foal,
LIST; Fred Ploshing, Arson, mare and
foal, End; Otis Moore, Arson, mare
and foal. Sd; ]. A. Simpson. Starks. l
colt, 1 yr., LIST; J. B. Adams, Madison,
colt, 2 yrs, LIST; A. S. Beale Arson,
l colt, Q yrs, End; c. A. Sawyer, Mad
ison, l colt, 3 yrs, list.
Draft bred colt, mare or gelding-
George Fletcher, Arson, colt, yrs,
2 yrs, End; Everett Parker, Arson, /
colt, 2 yrs, Sd; S. S. Fletcher, Starks,
mare and foal, 1st; ]. w. Blackwell,
Madison, mare and foal, End; I. E. AL
len, Arson, 2 mares and foals, Sd;
John Perry, Arson, l colt, 8 yrs, LIST;
E. A. Hilton, Arson. colts. French
coach, l yr., list; George Playze, An
son, l colt. yr.. LIST and End.
Draft bred stallions-Everett Preble
Arson, stallion, 2 yrs, 1st.
Matched driving horses-C. F. Paine
Arson, LIST.
Family horses-G w. Walker, An
son, l horse, 10 yrs, LIST; Ora Gilman
Arson, l horse, yrs, End; E. E
Hurd Madison, l horse, 5 yrs, 3rd.
Driving horses-Wilber Hilton, An
son, horse, 1st; O. M. Hilton, Arson
l horse, End; Daniel Rogers, Arson,
horse, 3 yrs, Sd.
Draft horses-F. E. Barron, Arson
$500 and over, LIST; F. 7. Palmer
Skowhegan, $500 and over, End; ]. Nj
Norton, Arson, $500 and over, Sd; d
B Viles, Madison, 2800 and under. LIST
F. H. Smith. Arson, 2S00 and under
End f. T. Palmer, Skowhegan, 2S0(
and under, Sd.
The fair was held in the society
hall on the grounds, and the premiums
awards were:
Butter and cheese-Somerset Dairy
ing Association. 6 lbs. creamery but
ter, list; Mrs. George Nevens, 10 lbs
dairy butter, LIST
Display of pickles, four varieties
Vesta Hilton, S varieties, LIST. Mrs
George Nevens, Arson, varieties, End
Display of canned fruits-Mrs. Viola
Hilton. 16 varieties, LIST; Mrs. Car
Luce Starks, IL varieties, End; Mrs
Betty Nevens, Arson, varieties, 3rd
Fruit-Fred Pullen. Arson, varieties
apples, LIST Blaine Dickinson, Madison,
varieties pearst, list. 1. E. Allen. Arson,
varieties plums, list; 8 varieties grapes,
LIST
Vegetables-Joseph Dick, Arson. best
display of farm products, list: C. A. Man
ger, Arson, I'd; Charley Jacobs. Arson
Sd. C. A. Manner, 1-2 bu. Green Mountain
potatoes, list; IL blu. Beauty of Hebron
potatoes, I'd; Jake Beaulier, IL blu. Green
Mountain potatoes. 3D. Charlie Jacobs
cabbage, list; Joseph Dick. Jersey
Wakefield cabbage ID. Joseph Dick pie
pumpkins. 1st.s c. A. Manner, Hubbard
squash. LIST; Joseph Dick. 3D. C. A. Man
ger Boston Marrow squash, LIST.
Quilts-Mrs Abbie w. Gray Madison
cotton quilt made of flags, 1st Jake
Beaulier, Madison, homemade blankets
1st
Best display of ornamental needlework
by girl 10 years of age or under Nancy
Emery, bed room set, LIST.
Rugs-Mrs Hiram Weston, Madison, !
silk rug, LIST; Mrs. w. R. Seamans Arson
drawn rung, I'd. Mrs. Charles Jacobs
woven rug, list; Mrs. Vivian Hilton, I'd.
Hose-Mrs. L. G. Jones, Starks, prs
gents hose. LIST. Alice Jacobs, pr. la.
dies hose, LIST. Mrs. w. E. Foren, Madi.
son, pr. children's socks, 1st; pr. knit.
ted bootees LIST.
Gloves-Mrs. u. G. Jones, Starks, prs
knitted wooden mittens LIST. Mrs. U. G.
Jones, Starks, 8 prs. knitted wooden nit
tens, LIST.
Wearing apparel-Violet Mcfarland
Madison, embroidered dress, crocheted
shawl, l corset cover, pettieoat, 1st Mrs
Harry Hagopian, l petticoat, ID. Louise
Merry, Madison, 1 night robe, I'd; Mrs
Florence Lambert, 1st. Mrs. William Fo.
rem. Madison, l skirt, 1 corset cover,
croeheted hat, crocheted chld's jacket
LIST.
Silk carbohydrates Harlan
Haynes, Madison, center piece, l pr
towels pr. pillow slips, list; Genevievt
Merry, Madison, dolly, 1 silk EN-.
broidered sofa pillow list; Minnie Rog-
gers, l center piece, silk embroidered
doilies, list; Mrs. George Walker, lin
en- center piece. 1st
F'illet lace-Mrs. William Foren.
piece, 1st; Miss Edith Hilton, l dresser
scarf, list; l eyelet work dolly, LIST,
Mrs. Bertha Haynes, l fancy guest
towel, LIST: Mrs. Jennie Mcfarland
Madison, 2 embroidered tray cloths
LIST: Miss Edith Hilton, luncheon set
list; Minnie Rogers, l luncheon set II
pieces, End; Mrs. H. B. Creation, 2 fan
cy aprons, list; Florence Lambert, ]
fancy apron, End; Mrs. H. B. Creation