Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
MADISON
Fog and Mists Not Hindrance
for Second Day Of Somer-
set Agricultural Fair-The

Agricultural Society was held Saturda,
in spite Of the fog and mists and ba
behavior Of the weather man generally
1t was at first thought that all events
would be cancelled. but the manage
ment Of the fair decided not to disap'
point those who did come and carried
out the program originally planned a.
far as possible. There was a small bu
excellent exhibit Of farm products and
fancy articles in the society hall ON the
grounds. Owing to the showers earlier
in the day the track was q bit heavy
but the faces were hotly contested and
were witnessed by small but enthu-
siastic crowd. The summaries Of the
races are as follows:
rs CLASS rRoT ;,, Or PACE. PURSE
r. g. coiburn. FarminEton 1n. 4
Pr.neess Aifondy, bm. by Alfondy
A. wing. Phillips ..:......3
Lazy Spencer. brm, Clifford
Time. rs. $50. go.
rs CLASS. TRoT OR PACE. PURSE
Barb Cord, brg. by Silk Cord.
". G. REYNOLDS. winslow ....;...2 2
Winnendon Wilkes. bs. by Lord
Wilkes. Jacob wirth. Farm
Susie. 70 m. by Autocrat. Archie :.
Kempton. bs. ;" Aiierton. c. S. .
FFh ime. Is r NJ. gss. go.
2" CLASS rRoT SAG or PACE PURSE
wreath. F. q. Coiburn. Farm
ra aagion p ch. Nv Tox,. =
Rose Barron, bm. BY Barron
Wilkes, Harold Withee.
Brown Sn,ss Stout. By. by Brown Oh
Braden. J. Robert Clark.
T Massrs ~. rs. IN. III. asc. oil
Starter. ]. F. Withee; Judges. c. J
Worihing. st. Adams: ]. L. Foss. So.
lon; HS r. Bearce. Skowhegan. Timers
]. H. Leavitt. Skowhegan: L A. Worth
ley. Phillips. The premiums wers
awarded as follows:
Apples-Best display. ]. I. Walker. LIST
Wallace Weston. plate Of apples. ID.
MISUNDERSTANDING A. Weston. LIST
Potatoes-H. A. Morse. best display
LIST: Frank Smell. 81; Robert T. Weston
81.
One-fourth Blu. on:ons-J. I. Walker
two displays, LIST and ID.
One-fourth blu. turnips-J. !. Walker
two displays. 1st and q.
One-fourth bu. beets-J. I. Wake
LIST; Mark Gray. I'd.
One-fourth bu. carrots-J. I. Walker
two displays. LIST: DR.. W. G. Sawyer. ID
One-fourth bu. parsnips, ]. I. Walker
two displays. LIST and ID.
One-fourth blu. tomatoeS-J. L Walker
LIST.
Hubbard Squash-Dr. ". G. Sawyer
LIST; J. I. Walker, d.
Golden Hubbard Squash-J. I. Walker
two displays, 1st and Sd.
Boston Marrow Squash, J. I. Walker
lst
Best display Pumpkins-Dr. W. G.
Sawyer. LIST; T. B. Weston. ID.
Cucumbers. J. I. Walker. list: 7. B.
Weston. ID.
Drumhead Cabbage. J. I. Walker, two
displays, LIST and ID.
Savoy Cabbage. I. Walker, LIST and
ID.
Best display Of squash, all varieties
]. I. Walker, LIST; T. B. Weston. ID.
Best display Of farm products from
one FARM. I. Walker, LIST; T. B. Yves.
ton & Son. ID.
Seed Corn. Il rowed-Mark Gray, LIST.
Trace Of seed CONT. B. Weston. vel.
low bantam. LIST; DR.. W. G. Sawyer. ID
Pop corn-Dr. W., G. Sawyer. LIST.
One-half bu. pea beans-T. B. Weston
1st.
One-half blu. oats-wallace Weston
LIST.
Best display Of honey-Dr. W. G. Saw.
yer, LIST.
Fancy Worked spread, IS year.
old. Mrs. T. c. Bateman. LIST; tattins
centerpiece. Edith Gray, 1st; two nigh,
dresses. Mrs. Don, Goodwin. LIST and I'd
camisole. boudoir cap. dolly. apron
Mrs. Don Goodwin. dst, crocheted
sweater over blouse. Mrs. Ernest Was
son. LIST; Mrs. Don Goodwin, ID. Bes;
specimen not named in any other class
2 pr. pillow slips. Mrs. Don Goodwin
LIST and "a; one bureau scarf with in
sertion. one corset yoke. one bureau
scarf with tatting. one Irish crocheted
collar, Mrs. Don Goodwin. LIST.
Best display of antique artfcles-Mrs
Elsie ingalls,, sampler. 1st.
Canned fruit and vegetables-Best 10
Of canned fruit: Mrs. Geo. Gray, LIST
Mrs. G. N. Ingalls,. I'd. Best lot of DR..
serves not less than fbur varieties: Mrs
Geo. Grav list: Mrs. G. N. Ingalls,, 81
Bets display Of pickles. four varieties
Mrs. Geo. Gray, list: Mrs. G. N. ingalls,
I'd. Best display Of vegetables: Mre
Geo. Gray, LIST. -t
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Burns entertaine.
Bethesda Chapter Of Epworth League
at corn roast Friday evening at thei,
residence two and half miles from thi,
village.
Mrs. Georgia A. Smiley left town Sat.
urday afternoon for st. John, New
Brunswick. where she was called by the
critical illness Of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Gilman and son
Raymond, who have been passing a
two-weeks vacation with relatives an 1
friends in Portland and Augusta, re-
turned to their home In Madison Satur-
day might.
Contracts have been let and Manager
Howard Smiley Of the Pastime Moving
Picture Theater will begin extensive al
terations to the theater building this
week. A glass front similar to that of
the Haines theater in Waterville 10 to
be put IN. An addition to the rear end
is to be built on and the interior Of this
theater changed 50 that the seating
capacity will be increased from 100 to
$50.