The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-06-08
SPECIAL PREMIUMS

CHAS W DAY donates $500 to the funds OF the Socle-
ty with the recommendation that It be offered ior
the best trained pair of calves, under one year OF
age, trained and driven by Somerset County BOY
not over 10 years of
IVORY HOMSTED donates $500 to the funds oil the
society with the recommendation that II be offered
for the best SOW and litter of not less than ~ pigs
ANSEL c. NEWTON of Cold Brook Farm, donates
$500 the funds of the society with the recon-
mendaton that it be offered for the best grade COZ"
any dairy breed, pounds of milk produced on INA
and Sd days of fair to be the principal consider
alton Milking to be done under direction OF com
mtee judge in charge.
THE INDEPENDENT REPORTER co. donates 95.0o to
the funds of the society with the recommendation
that it be invested in subscription to the Reporter,
to be given a premium for the best purebred
COW, any dairy breed pounds of milk produced on
End and Sd days of the fair to be the principal
consideration Milking to be done under direc-
ton committee judge in charge.
r W. BUCKNAM donates $3.50 to the funds of the so
ciey with the recommendation that it be invested
in an American Flag of that value to be given for
the best display of cut flowers.
G. r. FOGG donates $3.50 to the funds of the society
with the recommendation that it be invested in
pail of International Stock Food of that value and
awarded to the best matched pair OF Farm Draft
Horses.
STEWARD & SMILEY donate SLAB to the funds of the
society with the recommendation that il be
invested in a bag of Park & Pollards Lay
Bust, Dry Mash to be awarded to the best pen of
five Rhode Island Red Pulles.
D. A. & w. E. PORTER donate $3.50 to the funds of
the society with the recommendation that it be in
vested in pail of Pratts Stock Food of that value
ana awarded tor the pest TWO year Ola dfalL colt
THE STAR THEATER donates $500 to the funds OF
the society with the recommendation that it be in
vested in tickets the Theater and awarded for
the best display of Foreign Curios
THE CURTIS MILLINERY COMPANY donate 5000 to
the funds of the society with the recommendation
that it be invested in ladys hat of that value and
awarded for the best collection of basketry, three
pieces
THE KENNEBEC JOURNAL donates $500 to the
funds of the society with the recommendation that
it be invested in years subscription to their pub
LEGATION and awarded for the best display of do
nestle Jellies not less than Is kinds
THE BIJOU THEATER donates $500 to the funds of
the society with the recommendation that it be
vested in theater tickets and offered to the girl
under 16 years of who bakes he best tin of
biscuit. An electric range will be furnished for
this purpose and the baking must be done at
loco a. IN. of the second day of the fair.
LASHON BUTLER donate $500 in cash to the funds
of the society the best pair of three year old
steers of any breed.
BOWMAN HARDWARE co. donates $500 to the funds
of the society with the recommendation that it be
invested in hardware and awarded for the best
draft brood mare with foal by her side
J. T. MERRILL donates $500 to the funds of the So
ciefy with the recommendation that it be invested
in a pair of shoes and awarded for best hand en-
broidered luncheon set containing centerpiece and
six does.
NJ. G. SWAIN co. donate $500 to the funds of the
society with the recommendation that it be invested
in fancy work and awarded for the best display of
French embroidery.
c. F. WARD donates $500 to the funds of the society
with the recommendation that it be invested in
clothing and awarded for the best collection of
canned fruits Articles in collection not to
pete in single classes
NED H. LAMBERT donates $1.0O to the funds of the
society with the recommendation that it be in
vested in ice and awarded for the best four
embroidered towels
GREEN BROS & CO. donate $500 to the funds of the
society with the recommendation that it be in
vested in merchandise and awarded for the best
thin handmade handkerchefs.