The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-10-14

Fox Bros. / pair and A. ]. Ward,
pair. Best pair to team 3 years
and under, Athens, 1st, consisting of
B. P. Barker, l pair; l.. w. Foss,
pair; Fox Bros. l pair and A J. Ward
2 pair.
HORSES
Draft Horses, class 24O0 lbs. and
over, w. R. Tuscan, Scion, 1st; Ora
Judkins, Athens, End. Horses, Trott-
ing Bred-Best Colt, Mare or Geld
ing, 3 years old, II. w. Wood, LIST.
Best colt. year old, Edd Goodrich,
1st Best Driving Horse, style and
speed considered, w. R. Tuscan,
Scion, LIST; H. w. Wood, Athens, End.
Draft Bred Horses-Best Brood Mare
and Toal, F. L. Hight, LIST; Donald
Mclean, End. Best Colt, 3 years old,
Donald Mclean, 1st; Eben Dean &
Son, End; Frank Gardner, 3rd Best
Colt, years old, George Flewellyn,
LIST; Herbert Thompson, End; F. L.
Hight, 3rd.
SHEEP
Best Buck any age or BREED. E.
Chapman, 1st; w. r. Magoon, End !;
F. L. Hight, 3rd. Best pen Sheep,
f. L. Hight, 1st.
Best Boar any age or breed, L. D.
Bosworth, LIST. Best Brood Sow, l..
d. Bosworth, list and End.
POULTRY
Best pen White Wyandotte Chicks,
G.. S. Austin, LIST. Best pen R. |.
Reds. Arthur Woodman, 1st
Special mention should be made of
other worthy exhibits. One of which
was a fine lot of thoroughbred Berk-
shire Pigs exhibited by L. D. Bos-
worth of Athens. Another was a fine
lot of o. l. C. Pigs exhibited by C. H,
Eckerson of Athens. Mr. Eckerson
also exhibited a fine brood mare and
colt. Master Thomas c. Fox also
had fine exhibit of pigs at the Fair.
HALL EXHIBIT
Vegetables exhibit, George
Flewelling, 1st; Mildred Braley, 2nd
j. c. Kincaid, 3rd. David Abbott
also exhibited varieties of carrots
Roy McCollor, pumpkin; Guy Bart
lett IS heads of cabbage on one
stalk.
Best trace of yellow corn, Osgood
York, 1st;. also by Matthew Thomp-
son and son.
Fruit-Mrs. Warren Corson, LIST;
pears, plums and grapes; James
Chapman, apples, varieties, End
Mrs. Willard Drew, cultivated straw
berries, 3rd; Mrs. Arthur Woodman
Stark apples grown in 1914; Mrs. B
F. Williams, Field Strawberries.
Butter-Mrs. Bessie Brayton, LIST;
Mrs Rosette Mcclure, End. Also ex-
hibited by Mrs. Josie Tibbetts Cheese
Mrs. Stillman Blaisdell e plain and
p green) 1st; Mrs. Rosette Mcclure
End. Canned Goods-Pauline and
Madeline Emery, LIST; Eva Cleveland
End; Mrs. Minnie Corson, 3rd.
Household Manufacture, Silk Quilts
Mrs. Stephen Lawrence, a quilts)
LIST; Mrs. Mabel Moody, End; Mrs
Will Lancaster G. quilts), 9rd. Wool.
en- Quilts, Mrs. J.. F. Hight Clog Cab
i'm, 1st; Miss Mildred Wright, 2nd
Cotton Quilts. Bessie Brayton. LIST;
Mrs. J. T. Hight, End. Handmade
Spread made by Harriet Chamber
lain Tyler, grandmother of Gates anG
Tyler Austin over 100 years ago, now
owned by Gates l.. Austin 1st. Hand.
knit Bedspread, Mrs. Stephen Law.
renee. end.
Fancywork-B General Exhibit
Mrs Guy Williams, LIST; Mrs. Ceci
Chapman, 2nd; Mrs. Will Lancaster
3rd. Best Mexican. Mrs. ]. T. Hight
LIST Best embroidery. Mrs. w. o
Paul, 1st; Mrs. Bessie Brayton, 2nd
Crochet. Mrs. Earl Taylor, 1st; Mrs
Fred McCollor, End; Mrs. Wright. 3rd
Sofa Pillows, Mrs. Albra Adams, LIST;
Mrs. Guy Williams, End. Center
piece made by Hungarian woman. ex-
hibited by Mrs Gates Austin State
Fair Cushion exhibited by Mrs. Albra
Adams.
Flowers, Paintings and Miscellan.
eous-Cut Flowers. Mrs. Sarah Whit.
tier, 1st; Mrs. Tyler Austin. end
Mrs. B. F. Williams, 3rd. Paintings
Mrs Myra j. Eldridge. 1st Miscel
laneous-Mrs. Albra Adams exhibited
a cage of Canary birds. Alvra Eator
an Indian Axe.