The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-09-24

TO tnlrd base, and Games from bench
to center field.
The following awards were includ-
ed in the list of premiums:
HORSES
i Trotting Stallions-A. Z. Bunker, An
/ son, Tarlon, years, LIST; c. G. Mar
shall, Arson, Bentley, 4 years, md
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, 3rd; j. A Simpson. Starks,
colt year, LIST; J. B. Adams,
Madison, l colt, years, 1st; A. S.
Beale, Arson, l colt, , years, End !;
/ c. A. Sawyer, Madison, colt, years,
list
Draft bred colt, mare or gelding-
George Fletcher. Arson, l colt, yrs.
LIST; Eben Dean & Son, Madison,
colt, years. End; Everett Parker
Arson, l colt, ? years, 3rd; S. S
Fletcher. Starks. mare and foal, 1st;
J. w. Blackwell. Madison. mare and
foal End; |. +. Allen, Arson, mares
and foals, Sd; John Perry. Arson,
colt, years, 1st E. A. Hilton, Arson
colts, French coach, l year, list;
George Playze, Arson, l colt, ! year
LIST and End.
Draft bred stations Everett Preble
Arson. stallion. years, LIST.
Matched driving horses-C. f. Paine
Arson, LIST.
Family horses-G. w. Walker, An
son, l horse, 10 years, LIST; Ora Gil
man, Anson horse s years, End; E.
E. Hurd, Madison. l horse, 5 years, Sd.
Driving horses WILDER Hilton, An
son, horse, LIST; o. NJ Hilton, Arson
/ horse End; Daniel Rogers, Arson, !
horse, ) years, 3rd.
Draft horses-F E. Barron, Arson,
$500 and over. LIST; F. I. Palmer.
/ Skowhegan, 2S00 and over. End; J. NJ.
Norton, Arson, $500 and over, Sd; ID.
b. NiIes, Madison, $500 and under, lst;
F. H. Smith, Arson, 2S00 and under,
md; f. T. Palmer, Skowhegan, $500
and under, Sd.
Butter and cheese-S Somerset Dairy
ing Association, lbs. creamery but
ter. LIST; Mrs. George Neyens, 10 lbs.
dairy butter, list.
Display of pickles. four varieties
Vesta Hilton, varieties. 1st; Mrs.
George Nevens, Arson, varieties, I'd.
Display of canned fruits-Mrs. Viola
Hilton, 16 varieties, LIST; Mrs. Carl
Luce, Starks, IL varieties, 2nd; Mrs.
Betty Nevens, Arson, varieties, Sd.
Fruit-Fred Pullen, Arson, s yarie-
ties apples, LIST. Blaine Dickinson,
Madison, varieties pears, LIST; |. h.
Allen, Arson, varieties plums, LIST; 3
varieties grapes, 1st
Vegetables-Joseph Dick, Arson,
best display of farm products, LIST; c.
A. Manner, Arson, I'd; Charlie Jacobs,
Arson, 3D. c. A Manner, u bushel
Green Mountain potatoes, LIST; IL bu.
Beauty of Hebron potatoes, I'd; Jake
Beaulier, - bu Green Mountain po-
tatoes, Cd. Charlie Jacobs. cabbage.
LIST: Joseph Dick. 3 Jersey Wakefield
cabbage, I'd. Joseph Dick, pie pump
kins. list. C. A. Manner, 3 Hubbard
SQUASH, 1st: Joseph Dick, I'd. I. A.
Manner, Boston Marrow squash, LIST
Ouilts-Mrs. Abbie w. Gray, Madi-
son. cotton quilt made of flags, LIST.
Jake Beaulier, Madison, homemade
blankets, lst
Best display of ornamental needle
work by girl IS years of age or under,
Nancy Emery bedroom set, lst
| Rugs-Mrs. Hiram Weston, Madison.
| / silk rug. 1st Mrs. w r. Seamans,
Arson, ! drawn rug, I'd. Mrs. Chas.
Jacobs, woven rug, LIST; Mrs. Vivian
/ Hilton, I'd.
Hose-Mrs. L. G. Jones, Starks. 3
pairs gents hose, LIST. Alice Jacobs,
/ pair ladies' hose, LIST. Mrs. W. r.
! Foren, Madison, pair children's
socks. 1st; pair knitted bootees Isl.
Gloves-Mrs. L. G. Jones, Starks. 3
pairs knitted wooden mittens, LIST. Mrs.
L. G. Jones. Sarks, pairs knitted
wooden mittens, LIST
Wearing apparel-Violet Mcfarland.
Madison. / embroidered dress, ! Gro
cheted shawl, ! corset cover, petu-
coat, LIST Mrs. Harry Hagopian, /
petticoat, I'd; Louise Merry. Madison
l night robe I'd; Mrs. Florence Lam
bert, list. Mrs William Foren, Madi-
son, skirt, / corset cover, / crocheted
hat. crocheted childs jacket, LIST.
Silk embroidery-Mrs, Harlan
Haynes, Madison, / center piece, l pr.
towels, l pr. pillow slips, LIST; Gene
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