Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-08


field. third on butter.
Preserves. canned fruit: Mrs. 3. O..
Walker Of Mt. Vernon. first on cher
ries, epaches. beets. tomatoes. beans.
raspberries. peas and second on straw
berries. blueberries, cucumber pickles,
plums. pepper relish; Mrs. j. c. Cooper
Of Readheld ffrst on collection: Mrs. C.
]. Fogg Of Readfeld. second on collec-
ton; Mrs. L. L. Johnson Of Readfield.
first on blueberries, crab apples, black
berries, strawberries, plums. cucum-
Der pickles, sweet sliced tomoto
pickles. corn, squash, and second on
cherries, raspberries. plain ripe toma-
toes. pepper relish, peas.
Flowers: Mrs. A. w. Burroughs of
Winthrop. first on pansy display; Mrs.
Curtis L. Sears Of Winthrop, first on
asperdestra: Mrs. Emma Written of
Readfiela, first on nasturtiums; Mrs. c.
]. Fogg Of Readfield, second on bouquet
cultivated flowers: Mrs. NJ. F. Nor
cross Of Winthrop, first on sweet peas,
asters, dahlias and bouquet; Mrs. Ella
Maxim of Wayne, first on colens; Mrs.
G. H. Allen Of Readfeld, first on prin-
cess feather.
Horses
Driving Horses. c. A. Collins of Read
field. LIST on family horse; Dr.. J. W. Black
Of Mt. Vernon, LIST on gentleman's driver.
Draft Horses. Frank Hackett of Read
field. LIST and ID and pair four year-old
colts; Lewis L. johnson of Readheld, 3D.
on four-year-old stallion.
American Trotting Bred Horses. E. L.
Reed of Readheld. LIST on brood mare and
colt.
Ladies' Department
Fancy Work. Mrs. F. A. Walker of
Mt. Vernon. LIST on knit shoes; Mrs. Ern-
est Pearl OF Readfeld, I'd on table scarf.
LIST on tray cloth, I'd on table scarf Ida
Leighton Of Mt. Vernon. ID on crocheted
yoke. LIST on crocheted tidy; Mona Ell
lott of Readfield. LIST on embroidered bu-
reau scarf, LIST on pincushion, I'd on tat
ted edging and 1st on pillow cases: Mrs.
NJ, w. Manter. LIST on two guest towels,
baby yoke and child's jacket. ID on bag;
Mrs. Rankin Of Mt. Vernon, LIST on hand
kerchief case; Mrs. A. H. Wilson of
Readheld. LIST on centerpiece. Mrs. G. W.
Manter Of Readheld. list on knit shawl
and table scarf: Nellie A. Gordon of
East Readfield. LIST on ilet crochet collar;
Mrs. Carl Hanson Of North Monmouth,
LIST on pincushion top. I'd on pillow slips
and embroidered table cover; Mrs. Kirk
Latin, I'd on crocheted centerpiece; Mrs.
W. E. Williams Of Winthrop. list on cur
tain with crochet insertion, I'd on curtain
with tatting insertion. LIST on handkerchief
with battenburg; Mrs. Clyde Watson OF
Readfeld, I'd on night robe with crochet
yoke: Mrs. Alice E. Marston of East
Readfeld, Cd on crocheted tidy. LIST on cro-
cheted night robe: Lillian Leighton Of
Readfeld. 1st on pillow shams. knit lace
and work bag; Mrs. Warren A. Hunt of
Readfeld. list on tatting; Mrs Susie Ray
mond Of Mt Vernon. ID on pillow slips;
Mrs. Sadie Dunn OF Mt. Vernon, I'd on
sofa pillow, LIST on drawn work: Martha
NJ. Briggs of Augusta, I'd on guest towel,
1st on crocheted pillow slips. I'd on knit
lace pillow slips.
Household Manufactures and Fancy
Work. Mrs. F. A. Walker Of Mt Vernon.
list on silk patchwork quilt and wooden
patchwork quilt. Cd on sateen patchwork
quilt; Mrs. Ernest Pearl of Readfeld, list
on comforter: Mrs. Emma Whittier of
Readfeld. list on button rug; Mrs. Sarah
L. Dunn of Readfeld. ID on solk quit
LIST and Cd on two braided rungs; Bertha
Knowles of Belgrade, LIST on embroidered
American flag. ID and framed cherries
Mrs. Carl Hanson Of North Monmouth,
list on embroidered sofa pillow; Mrs.
Kirk Latin of Windsorvlle, list on en-
broidered table cover; Lillian Leighton Of
Readfeld, list on sofa pillow and Mexi-
can work.
Premiums on Fruit and Farm Produce
Premiums were awarded in the depart
ment of farm and garden produce as fol-
lows: Mrs. H. W. Durgin Of Readfeld,
1st on quart Of yellow eye beans, LIST on
three mangle beets. and ID on two cab
bage; W. p. Walker Of Mt. Vernon, I'd on
old-fashioned yellow eye beans, LIST on
old-fashioned red kidney beans; H f.
Osgood of Readheld, LIST on Early Rose
potatoes, I'd on Ruta Baga turnips; Clar-
ence Fogg of Readfeld, I'd on Sure Head
carrots. list on drumhead cabbage, LIST on
pota toes (sports) I'd on blood early beets
A. w. Borroughs Of winthrop, LIST on 10
cars SSllo" lIIul COEu On farm ana
garden produce exhibit; Ernest Pearl of
Readield. Sd on half bushel Delaware po-
tatoes. I'd on Green Mountain potatoes
1st on early yellow marrowfat field
beans; 0. S. Dunn OF Mt. Vernon, I'd on
Delaware potatoes. LIST on Burbank seed
ling, list on one trace Webb sweet corn.
I'd on cucumber; r. D. Whitcomb of
Readfeld ID on one trace eight-rowed
Flint corn: A. S. Cottle of Waterville.
LIST on 10 ears proved yellow Flint Dut-
ton, LIST on pop corn, 1st on Golden Ban
tam sweet corn, I'd on Late Variety. LIST
on quart pea beans. LIST on quart sulphur
beans; c. H. Stevens Of Readield, I'd on
l2-rowed three trace corn; Mrs Ada Ber-
~ of East Read2eld. LIST on cucumbers
cyrus Winters Of Kent's Hill. 1st on
Hubbard squash. ID on Early Rose DO
tatoes Sd on Ruta Baga turnips: Lewis s.
Johnson of Mt. Vernon, Sd on plate OF to-
natoes; Luther s. Russell of Kent's Hill.
Sd on peck Green Mountain potatoes
F. Raymond Locke Of Mt. Vernon. list on
old-fashioned COW horn potatoes; r. A.
Walker Of Mt. Vernon, list on beets.
Green Mountain potatoes. Delaware DO
toes, pumpkins. carrots, turnips and to-
matoes; Walter Barnard, u years old.