Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-06
RIAL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER s, 1916.

co!oriES, SAND Hill primary: map
drawing, Fort primary Sand Hill
Grades II. III. language.
Apples-First John Bailey, best dis
play. F. c. Drummond. second on ap-
pies; first on pears: second on grapes:
first on grapes: second on grapes; j.
W. Kennedy. first on apples; ]. W.
Kennedy. second.
Vegetables-First, Allen Reynolds;
second c. E. Warren.
Cabbage-First, ]. F. Husteiner; sec
ond, ]. o. Peck.
Parsnips-First, j. o. Peck; second,
H. S. Howard.
Tomatoes-A. B. Robinson, first; H.
S. Howard. second
Special premium was given c. E.
Bauldic on his immense squashes.
Frank Garland first; George York.
second.
Beets-G. S. GetcheIl, first F. c.
Drummond, second.
Onoins-G. S. Getchell, first.
Turnips--G. F. Newingham, first; F.
c. Drummond. second.
Sweet corn-C. E. Warren, first; H.
| Howard, second.
| Corn-Nettie Burleigh, first; c. E.
Crosby. second.
| Beans-H. Howard. first.
| Prizes on egetabies-Burnell Jakins.
Poultry-Single turkey. Joseph Pou-
lin. Geese. LIST and End. Stella A.
| Thomas. Ducks. LIST. Stanley Glidden
Bantams, 1st and End, Edwin Wixon.
! Plymouth Rock, 1st, Fl. H. Howard;
| End Marietta P. Thomas. Rhode Is
land Reds, LIST and End. Fred L. Fan.
Leghorns, 1st, Geo. Hallowell: md,
c. J. Davis. Brahmas. LIST, Fred l..
Fall
Cows-Best herd Of COWS and bull:
1st r. o. Jones. Best heifer calf Tor
beef. 1st, T. G. Burleigh; md. 7. G.,
Burleigh. Best heifer calf for dairy,
lst, John Bailey; End. r. o. Jones. Best
bull calf for dairy, LIST. r. Q. Jones;
End, r. 0. Jones' Best bull calf for
beef, 1st and End, T. G. Burleigh.
Swine-Sow and litter of sucking
pigs, 1st, Allen Reynolds. Best boar,
lst c. E. Wilson.
Cattle-Best bull for beef list and
Ind, T. G. Burleigh. Best bull for
dairy, 1st, H. S. Garland End. Forest
| Reynolds. Best COW or heifer for dairy.
lst and End r. o. Jones. Best COW or
heifer for beef, LIST and End, I. G. Bur-
leigh
Colts-Yearlng, Merton Thomas. 1st.
Best 2-year-old, c. r. Pauliocte, LIST;
Mrs. Dennet Emerson, End.
The nail driving contest drew large
crowd and caused considerable amuse-
| ment In the Yomens race. Mrs. Ma
| rinne Pooler succeeded i'll winning the
prize box of candy. and in the girls
Beatrice Hart was the lucky one. She
| received a box of candy.
Potato race was won by Ernest Fec
to- prize was 50 cents.
! Sack race was won by Merton Hap
| worth, first who secured a large box of
candy, and Fred Bulger, second He
secured a small box of candy
The pulling contest was enjoyed by
large crowd of spectators. 1t was
between the horses on the Texas Oil
team, H. P Butler driver and VIII
| Webber's OK team. The prize. SO, was
secured by H. P. Butler, driver Of the
| Texas Oil team
Poultry Exhibit
! While not quite as large an exhibit
in the poultry tent as usual, what it
lacked in quantity it made up in quail
! ity.
Speckled Sussex hens We're exhibited
| by a. P. Mace, Red Sussex by c. !. ,Da-
Wis all of Watervlle. Plymouth
Rocks by H. H. Howard. r. l. Reds and
! light Brahmas by F. A. Fall of Albion,
hen and chickens, mixed breeds, Mari
eta Thomas; geese. Stella Thomas;
| Broze turkey Joseph Pouln; ducks,
Stanley Glidden; rabbits were exhibited
by Merton Cram and Herbert Dolly. a
family of Il white rats by Clifford
Quron; eight-toed coon cat by H. O,
! Fusit three-legged coon cat by A. Pou-
| lin.