Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-16

chariots with their scarlet trapplnss
begin to f1y-Gee! It's sure some
merry-go-round.
And the best thing about the whole
area is that it is wholly clean. Moth
ing crooked or objectionable anywhere
on the grounds. There may have been
midways in past years that could ex-
Gel this seasons in quantity, but there
surely never was a much better one
as far as quality goes.
Judging tho Stock
The official opening Of the fair on
Wednesday came at 1880 in the morn
ing when the judging of cattle took
place A goodly number of animals
were entered this year. and judging
by the fine looking creatures lined up
for inspection that portion of Maine
surrounding Windsor has nothing to
be ashamed about concerning the
quality of cattle it raises. Awards
were made as follows: Working oxen
or steers, Glass one. five years old or
over J. W. Sproul, Windsorville, 1st;
H. E. Howe. Cooper's Mills, End. e4ass
two four years old. William Rooney.
North Whitefield, list: H. E. Cunning
ham, Jefferson, end. Glass three. three
Years old, C. A. Glidden, Cooper's
Mills, list; y. w. Cookson, Cooper's
Mills. md Matched oxen and steers
and fat cattle. class one, five years or
over Harry Dow. Jefferson, LIST: II. f.
Choate, Weeks Mills, End. Class two
four years old, p. S. Glidden, Cooper's
Mills, LIST; Amos Fish. Jefferson. IND
Glass three, three years old, c. A. Gid
den, Cooper's Mills, list; 7. Chisholm
of Cooper's Mills 2nd, two pairs en-
tered). Glass four, two years old, j. T..
Wheelan, North Whitefield, 1st: q. T.
Weeks, Jefferson, end. Class five, one
year old, T. Chisholm, Cooper's Mills,
LIST: j. w. French Windsorville, 2nd
Glass six, steer calves. y. y. JeWett
Of North Whitefield, LIST; I. Chisholm
of Coopers Mills, End. Glass seven, tat
oxen. T. Chisholm, Cooper's Mills. ISL
f. C. Mooney, North Whitefleld, 2nd
Glass eight, fat three-year- olds. Amos
Fish Jefferson. Judging was done by
C. F. Achorn, Cooper's Mills.
Tho Exhibition Hall
The exhibition hall this year pre-
sents a very attractive appearance and
was by far the most popular spoi
Wednesday, with the many ladies al
the fair. Among those who have
made entries for judgment Thursday
are;
Miss Flossie NJ. Sproul. Windsorville
sofa pillow. emb.; sofa pillow, fancy:
silk Quilt; patchwork quilt; lunch set,
eight pieces: handkerchief case, emb.;
cut flowers: butter.
Mrs. a E. Sproul Nindsorville. pill
low slips. embroidered
-Irs. Mary j. Clark, age IS years. Of
Cross Hill, Augusta .crocheted jacket,
crocheted guest towels: chochetel
tidy: crocheted cotton dolly; emb.
dolly; stand cover; drawn rug.
Mrs. Sarah 3. Jones. Augusta: age
s. years, patchwork, old ladies' SEWING
Mrs Charles Z. Tobey, Augusta
drawn rug.
Mrs. Jesse A. Haley. Augusta. two
embroidered centerpieces. two lunch
cloths. embroidered pillow slips. GRO
cheted side-board scarf, two crocheted
collars, embroidered centerpiece, cro-
cheted bed spread.
MISS vi dClt SOOhSOH, cooper $
Mills. silk wrist bag for chochet work
butter, dressed doll.
Mrs. Fannie B. Worthey. Coopers
Mills, wooden yarns, six skeins, two
pairs of hosiery, wooden quilt, cut flow
erS.
Mrs. F. A. Coombs, Windsorville, en-
broidered sofa pillow, crocheted wrist
bag, embroidered guest towel.
Mrs. Frank L. Chadwick. Augusta
display of fruits, vegetables, pre-
serves, jellies and pickles, pickles 10
varieties, cut flowers, vases, drawn
rug.
Mrs. ]. Edward Marson, Gardiner,
braided rug, knit rug, embroidered
centerpiece, fancy handkerchief. en-
broidered dolly. set tumbler doilies,
five embroidered guest towels.
Miss Lettie L. Rackliffe, Augusta.
embroidered centerpiece, 2 drawn work
sideboard scarfs. patch work quilt
Mrs. X. A. Latin, Windsorville. en-
broidered centerpiece and pillowslips
Miss Lottie Wentworth, Oakland
hardanger dolly. emb. centerpiece
fancy table cover, emb. sofa pillows
2 outlined sofa pillows, one runner
and centerpiece.
Ruth Ward, aged 16. Children's hos
pital, Portland, Me-, two crocheted
centrpieces.
Ruth Young. age 16. childrens hos
pital. Portland crocheted fancy collar
Mrs. E. w. Sproul. Windsorville, two
handkerchief cases, one patchwork
quilt.
Mrs. Emeline Meservey, age SO, JEFF
ferson, patchwork quilt.
Miss Flossie Sproul. Windsorville,
plain cake, emb. centerpiece and doiyl
Mrs. L. c. Jones, Augusta, fancy
handkerchief bag.
Mrs. Edwin Bullock, Windsorville.
three Swedish darned guest towels.
Mrs Rubie York, Windsorville. fan
cy cake, fruit cake and print butter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Colby, Windsorville,
butter.
Mrs. Edna White Weeks, Weeks
Mills, library table scarf.
Mrs. David Given, Augusta, one
braided rug.
Mrs. NJ. P. Doyle, North Whitefield.
emb. sofa pillow. guest towel, two
doilies, our centerpieces. stand cloth,
luncheon set, centerpiece with six
doilies. sideboard scarf, collar and cuff
set, one punchwork centeripece, one
battenburg, one punchwork dolly, fan
~ toilet casa handkerchief caso Sofa