Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-09
Premiums Awarded


for their reduced rates.
Premiums Awarded
Premiums were awarded in the ex-
hibits of the Maine Seed Improvement
Association as follows:
Potatoes
Glass /, Lot 1. First, Frank Lowell
& Sons of Gardiner; second. N. H. Rich
Of Charleston; third, Nathan c. True Of
Litchfleld.
West Bowdoin; third, F. s. Adams of
Bowdoinham.
Glass /, Lot 4. First, Frank Lowell
&. Sons of Gardiner.
Class 1, Lot S. Second, c. A. Jones of
Augusta.
Glass 1. Lot 6. First F. S. Adams
of Bowdoinham.
Glass /. Lot z. First, NJ H. Rich of
Charleston.
Glass l. Lot s. First. N. H. Rich of
Charleston; second, Frank Lowell &
Sons of Gardiner; third, c. I. Gilbert
of Greene.
| Glass /. Lot 9. First Frank Lowell
& Sons of Gardiner.
of Charleston.
Glass J.. Lot -. First, N. H. Rich
of Charleston; second, r. L. Copeland
of Brewer.
| Glass /. Lot 10. First, N. H. Rich
of Charleston: second, NJ. G. Keay of
West Bowdoin; third, Frank Lowell
& Sons of Gardiner.
Best peck, eafly variety, Frank Low
/ ell & Sons of Gardiner.
| Best peck, late variety, N. H. Rich of
Charleston.
| Glass 2. Lot /. First, Walter l.
Brown of Foxcroft; second, N. H
Rich of Charleston; third, Sturtevant
farm of Dover.
Glass 2. Lot 8. First, Walter L.
Brown of Foxcroft; second, N. H. Rich
of Charleston.
Class 2. Lot 5. First, Albert H
Beane & Sons of Mt. Vernon; second
c. H. Fuller of Skowhegan; third
Charles L. Harris of Minot
Glass 2. Lot 6. First and second
A. S. Cottle of Waterville.
Class 9 Lot Z. First, c. H. Fuller
of Skowhegan: second, A. S. Cottle OF
Waterville; third, Nathan c. True OF
Litchfield.
Class ?. Lot 8. First, F. o. Reed OF
Windsorville; second, A. S. Cottle OF
Waterville; third, Charles l.. Harris OF
Minot. -
Glass 2. Lot 9. First. Hafe,d J.
Shaw of Topsham.
Class 2. Lot II. First, Harold j.
Shaw of Topsham.
Best 10 ears, rowed. Flint corn
sweepstakes, Harold j. Shaw of Tops
ham.
Best 10 ears, 12-rowed, sweepstakes
A. S. Cottle of Waterville.
Best single ear, 8-rowed, sweep
stakes, G. H. Fuller of Skowhegan.
Best single ear, IL rowed. sweepstakes
F. o. Reed of Windsorville.
Glass 3. Lot /. Dent corn. First, A. S
Cottle Of Watervills; second, Seavey A
Piper of Troy.
Class 8. Lot 2 Dent corn. First, Ray
s. Bacon Of Oakland.
Glass 3. Lot 3. Dent corn. First, A. S
Cottle of Waterville; second, Albert F
Bean &, Sons of Mt. Vernon; third, Sea-
vey A. Piper of Troy.
Class 3. Lot 4. First, Roy S. Bacon OF
Oakland.
Best 10 ears, Dent corn, sweepstakes
A. S. Cottle of Waterville.
Best single ear, Dent corn, sweepstakes
A. S. Cottle of Waterville.
Glass 4. Lot /. Pop corn. First, C. A
Caves of Augusta: second, o. w. An
drews of Exeter.
Sweet corn. Glass 5. Lot I. First, Dex
ter Burnell of Walnut Hill; second. A. S
Cottle of Waterville; third, George E
Wheeler of Waterville.
Glass 5. Lost 2 Sweet corn. First
Dexter Burnell Of Walnut Hill; second
A. S. Cottle of Waterville.
Class 5. Lot 8. First. Dexter Burnel
of Walnut Hill; second George E. Wheele
of Waterville; third, A. S. Cottle of Wa
terville.
Glass 5. Lot l. Sweet corn. First
Dexter Burnell of Walnut Hill; second
A. S. Cottle of Waterville.
Glass 5. Lot s. Sweet corn. First, A
S. Cottle of Waterville: second, o. D. An
drews of Exeter; third, F. s. Adams o
Bowdoinham.
Class 5. Lot 6. First, A. 8. Cottle O
Waterville; second. F. S. Adams Of Bow
doinham.
Glass 5. Lot I. FIST, A. >. Cottle o
wateryille: second. F. S. Adams Of Bow
doinham: third, Dexter Burnell Of walnu
Hill.
Glass s.. Lot s. Sweet corn, first, A
S. Cottle Of Waterville: second, F. s.
Adams of Bowdoinham.
Best ten ears, sweet corn, Sweep
stakes, Dexter Burnell Of Walnut Hill
Best single ear, sweet corn. sweep
stakes. Dexter Burnell Of Walnut Hill
Ensilage corn. Class 6. Lot 1. First
N. n. Rich Of Charleston.
Beans