The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-10-23


account of limited space we were IN
able to print list Of the prizes in
our last issue.
CLASS l
! Trace seed corn, eight rowed, {. d
Miller. 1st. b. w Brown, End. Trace
seed corn. twelve rowed, K. +. VIII
liams. list. S. H. Beal, End. Sweet
corn, c. d. Miller, LIST. D. II. Bart
lette. 2nd. Popcorn, Carroll Beal' Isl
und End.
Sulphur beans, S. II, Beal, lst. yell
low Eyed beans, S. II. Beal, lst Rid
ney beans. S. II. Beal, 1st
Wheat, Frank +. Oulton, list and
End. Barley, Frank f. Oulton, Isl
and End Oats, B. w Brown of Athens
LIST India wheat, F. f. Oulton, 1st and
End. Herds grass, f. E. Oulton, Isl
and End.
Potatoes, s. H. Beal, LIST. W. II
Boynton, End Carrots, Peter Merry
list. Leon Witham. End. Tomatoes
Mrs. Perley Foss. 1st. Cabbage, Brad
bury Bros 1st w. A Bailey, IND
Cucumbers, Leon Witham, LIST. Hub
bard Squash, w. II. Boynton, 1st
Mrs. Perley Foss, End. Golden Hub
bard Squash, c. D. Miller, list. Bos-
ton Marrow Squash, e. T. Goodrich,
LIST. Mrs. c. w Weston, End.
Cauliflower, George Hobart, LIST.
CLASS 2
Display of potted plants, Mrs. Eta
Green, list.
CLASS 3
Honey, s. II. Bradbury, 1st and IND
Canned fruits, Mrs. j. +. Currier, list.
Maple syrup, F. E. Oulton list and
End.
CLASS 7
Bread, Gladys Kicker 1st Mrs.
Grace Moody, End Graham bread
Gladys Kicker, 1st. Brown bread
Ethel Bailey, 1st Gladys Kicker, End.
Plain cake, Gladys Kicker, 1st. Els
Their ViIes, End. Frosted cake, Gladys
Kicker, 1st Mrs. Grace Moody, End.
Molasses gingerbread Gladys Kicker
list. Ethel Bailey, End. Doughnuts
Gladys Kicker, LIST Mrs. Grace Moody
End. Apple pie, Ethel Bailey. LIST. Mrs
Grace E. Moody, End. Lemon pie
Gladys Kicker, list. Mrs. Gertrude
Spaulding, Znd.
CLASS II
Fruit, best display, s. II. Beal, LIST
Mrs. Gertrude Spaulding, End. c. d
Miller Bird.
Apples, (Kings,) s. II. Beal, list. e
G. Wentworth, End; (Starks) S. II
Beal, 1st. a nd2nd; baldwin, S. H
Beal, 1st H. G. Wentworth End
(Baldwins, Specially S. II. Beal, LIST
(Mackintosh) Fl. G. Wentworth, 1st
(Spys) s. H. Beal, LIST. (Rhode Island
Greenings) 8. II. Beal, 1st ben Da-
vis) 8. II. Beal. 1st.
CLASS IL
Best braided rug, Mrs. Maurice
Mooers, End. Drawn rug, Mrs. c. II.
Goodrich, list. Best silk quilt, Mary
Burnor, 1st Mrs. Thomas French, End.
Best wooden quilt, Mrs. Clara
Woods, LIST Mrs. Nellie Copp, End.
Best cotton quilt, Mrs. E. T. Good
rich, LIST. Mrs. Herbert Smith, End.
CLASS IA
White embroidery, Edith Hilton of
Madison, 1st Amy F. Kincaid End.
Colored embroidery, Ida Moore OF
Madison, LIST Edith Hilton, End.
Drawn work, Mrs Palmira Debe, LIST.
Best specimen of embroidery, Mrs.
Palmira Debe, LIST. Eyelet work, Ida
Moore. LIST. Cross stitch embroidery
Mrs. Thomas French, list. Punch
work, Edith Hilton, LIST. Filet GRO
chet. Ida Moore, LIST. Mrs. Alton
Ellis, End Mrs. Fred Priest, Bird
Best crochet, ary kind, Mrs. N. w
Smith, LIST. Amy F. Kincaid, End. Mrs
Alton Ellis, 3rd. Tatting display, Edith
Hilton, list. Mrs. Belle Morrill,, End
Hand knit lace, Ida Moore, LIST. Irish
crochet, Mrs. c. s. Moody, LIST; Ida
Moore, End. Knit sweater. Mrs. Geo
Cayouette, LIST. Mrs. Ernest WATSON
End. Embroidered sofa pillow, Gladys
Rowell. LIST. Mrs. Thomas French
End Sofa pillow, Mrs. Noah Demo, LIST
Mrs. Thomas French, End. Best bee
spread. Mrs. Gala HUFF Of Bingham
LIST. Plain sewing, Ida Moore, LIST
Ladies' embroidered underwear, lldt
Moore, LIST. Ladies' crocheted un
derwear. Mrs. George Cayouette LIST
Miss Amy r. Kincaid, End Needle
and fancywork. girls under fifteer
years of age, Bertha Cayouette, LIST
Best display of crochet, Geneva Ian
caster and Gladys Kicker, list; Bertha
Cayouette. End; Minnie Kiest, 3rd
Leather goods. Mrs George Cayouettt
End
CLASS 9
Butter. Mrs Guy Oliver 1st Mrs
Peter Laney, End. Butter made by
girls under Is years of age Mildred
Rowell. 1st and Gladys Kicker, End
Cheese-green Mrs. William Rowell
1st. and Mildred Rowell. End Plain
cheese, Alta Rowell, LIST and Mildred
Rowell, 2nd.
CLASS Is
Charcoal work, Robert H. Barker
1st.
CLASS 16
Gratuities will be awarded as con-
ditions will allow: miscellaneous dis.
play bronze and aluminium Skowhe-
gan brass work; live raccoon, Car
roll Beal's hand made spread, and
DOLL 200 years old, Mrs. William
Rowell, hand made spun and woven
tablecloth. netted fringe all hand
work, an old comb, Mrs. E. T. Good
rich; gun. powder horn and bullet
mold. Claude Barker. Athens; dress
$50 years old, shirts, hand carved
pins, Mrs. Sarah Whitcomb; table
woodbasket and sewing cabinet, all
hand work, Miss Adelaide Lancaster
clock and watch, $50 years old, new
ly born kittens, two bodies and eight