Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-27
MONMOUTH
Special Premiums Continued

OF FANCY WORK
Mrs. A. V. Blaisdeil, list; Mrs. s. z
Colly.
PLAIN SEWING BY A GIRL MOI
OVER is
Doris Chick, list; Jennie Foiwer
End.
MISS COLBY-FOR BEST LOAF
RAISED BREAD MADE BY Girl
NOT OVER 16
Jennie Fowler list; Dorothy Rey
nolds. End.
MRS. MARY DAVIS PRIZE OF
$500 FOR BEST EXHIBIT OF
DARNING BY GIRL NOT OVER !
Dorothy Reynolds, 1st; Marjor.
Richardson, End; Jennie Fowler. 50
Az. BLAIsDELL PRIZE
Domestic cheese-A. G. Millitt
Leeds Center, list; J. W. Robinson
md.
A. V. BLAISDELL PRIZE
Pound of Dairy butter--J. w. Rob
inson. 1st; Mrs. w. B. Fowler, md
AIRS. Frank wheeler, oru.
L. S. COOLING PRIZE
Best trace of yellow corn-W E
Reynolds. 1st; Henry Bates. 2nd.
N. S. EMERY PRIZE
Best pair steers one year old or un
der-B. l.. Robinson, LIST, Holster
steers, months
GEORGE SMITH PRIZE
Best pig from the Boys Pig Clul
of Monmouth--Harold Tillson, 1st
black pig; George Chick, End. Whit
pig; King Witherell. Srd.
F. f. BICKFORD-BEST FULL
FLOODED YEARLING HEIFEF
OF ANY OF THE DAIRY
BREEDS
Max Willard, list: L. S. Cooling, End
MAX WILLARD's PRIzE-BES1
HEIFER CALF UNDER TWO
YEARS OF AGE
Max willard, 1st.
CHARLES BERRY-BEST DAIRY
COW FOUR YEARS OF AGE OF
OVER
L. S. Golding, list; Max Willard
End; J. Fl. Pettingill, 3rd.
There was a good display of canned
goods; Mrs. j. II. Pettingill receive
list award; Mrs. Marion Mcguire
Leeds Center, End; Mrs. w. j. Lea
witt, 3D. Plain sewing by girl unde
| 16--Doris Chick. LIST. Pauline Pet
tingil, over 40 varieties presse
flowers with names. list. Oil paint
ings-Mrs Frank Wheeler, LIST; Mrs
l.. T. Shorey, End; Mrs. A. IS. Sher
man. 3rd.
Drawn rings-Mrs. G.. 3. Pottle
| list. Braided rugs-Mrs. Marion
Mcguire, Leeds Center, list.
CATTLE AWARDS
Bulls, 2 years old and over, Ma,
Willard 1st; cows, 4 years old ant
over, Max Willard. list; End, Sd, tire
years old; best pair steers. B. /
Robinson. list; w. S. Higgins 2nd
| John Robinson. Sd; best pair oxen o
, steers. w. S. Higgins, 1st; e. L
| Robinson, ID; John Robinson, Sd
best pair calves trained and show
by boy. B. L. Robinson; cows, hes
registered. L. S. Cooling, heifers 2 yrs
old, 1st; ] year old, LIST; heifer calves
list; Geurnsey heifer, list; best regis
tered heifers, LIST.
Sheep-This exhibit was small
only two pens. Highmoor Farm 1st
Scott Higgins, End.
HORSES AND COLTS
Colt, year old. H. S. Bates; -oat
| horses, mare and colt. r. c. Sum
ner Leeds. list; draft horses. 3 year
! old stallion, G. P. Hall, LIST.
PULLING HORSES
| Sweepstakes class, 6 entries, weigh
of load GOO lbs. H. +. Lincoln 0
Leeds won 1st by 255 feet; Wayne &
| Parker. South Leeds, End by "A II
and 10 inches; w. E. Carr. Mon
| mouth, Sd, 50 1T. and l inch; pair ESQ
lbs. and over, Bert Robinson LIST, So
it, and in: Parker and Wing, South
Leeds, 2nd 292 #. and 9 inches; J. H
Pettingill 3rd, 241 it., inches; pair
1900 lbs. and under $500, Parker
Wing 1st, 532 it., 9 in; A. L. Thomas
End: 1919 IT,, S in; Parker & Wing Sd
South Leeds, 347 it., in.
DRAFT OXEN
Charles Berry, 1st; Stanley Hall
Winthrop, 2.
A fine dinner was served by the
ladies' of Cumston Library Associa
ton. -S !.
About 100 enrollments were made 70
the Cumston Hall trustees prizes o
800 $50 and SIS. respectively, open Il
boys between the ages Of 10 and l
years. living anywhere in Maine. Thir
ty-four exhibits were made Many wer.
cut off by the early frost. The winner
OF these prizes will not be announce
until November at Orono. All OF these
exhibits were sold at auction. also ths
food left from the dinner, many of the
plates Of apples, some canned fruit anc
much Of the prize food. for the benefi
of the Red Cross. Receipts from the
sale were 500. Receipts from the sale o,
Red Cross tags by the Camp Fire Girl.
were sil. Charles f. Grassland. State
leader of Logs and Girls Clubs. and 4
l.. Deering, county agent for the Col
lege Of Agric culture, were at the fair II
the interests of the Cumston trustees
exhibit and the Boys Pig Club. Game
of baseball between Togus and Nor
mouth was won by Monmouth. Basket
ball was played between the Red ant
Blue Of Monmouth academy, in favor Of
the Blue. 10 to y. The lineup on the
side Of Red, NJ Austin. captain NJ