The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-10-07
FAIR AWARDS
pie Display OF Livestock and Farm
Produce


FANCYWORk
rast display of white embroidery
~ /. B. Carron, North Arson, first
VI second Best display of colored
aa5broidery. Sadie Rice, Skowhegan,
frst. Mrs. Rose Merry, Skowhegan,
-aeond. best specimen embroidery,
Mss Lillian Delano, first Mrs. Har
riaf Gledhill, second; best specimen
If drawn work, Theda Cross, first and
seeond: best display of cross stitch
embroidery, Gladys E. Rowell. first,
bes display of filet crochet, not less
han five pieces, Mrs. M. w. Smith,
skowhegan, first; Mrs. L. B. Carron.
second; best display of crochet, any
lind not less than five pieces Miss
Ozanne. Skowhegan. first; Mamie
E11is. second; best display of novel
tics knit or tatting, Mrs. L. B. Car
ron first; Rose Merry, second; best
dienlav of tatting, Mrs. Belle Nor
riil first Mrs NJ w. Smith, second;
host specimen of knit or crocheted
sweater, Mrs. L. B. Carron, first; best
embroidered sofa pillow, Mrs. L. b.
Carron. first; best fancy design pill
low. Mrs. w. A. Scott, first; best bed
snread. Mrs Theda Cross, first; Mrs.
Inlian Belliveau, second; best speci-
men plain sewing, Mrs. L. B. Carron,
first; Mrs. Cyrus Goodrich, second;
hest specimen of ladies underwear.
Mrs Myrtle L. Horne, first; Lillian
Delano. second; best needle and fancy
work made and exhibited by a girl
ffteen years or under, Velma Ketch-
I'm. first; Helen Ketchum, second;
Of 1ynittinn iattinO
or crocheting, made by a girl
of fifteen years or under, Alvina Fos-
ter. first; Lovice Currier second;
gratuity, Belle Morrill,, 81; braided,
Mrs w. E. French. second; best silk
or velvet patchwork quilt. Mrs. Jennie
sawyer, Skowhegan. first; Mrs. Mary
Bnrnor, second; best wooden quilt,
Mrs Hattie Bryant, second; best
specimen of Irish crochet, Mrs. Theda
Cross. first; Mrs H c. Leavitt. Nor
ridgewock. second; luncheon set, Mrs.
Theda Cross. gratuity; best specimen
of eyelet embroidery, Lottie Prescott
first: Lillian De1ano. second; best
lunch cloth, Mrs. w A. Scott. first;
Miss Ozanne, I'd; best specimen
Gledhil, gratuity; best specimen of
filet. Lila Weston, first; Mrs. Florence
Luce, Skowhegan, second. best speci-
men of embroidery colored, Mrs.
Thomas French, second; best display
of underwear, Miss Ozanne, first;
Rose Merry, second; gratuity, Mrs.
W. A. Scott; gratuity display OF
crochet, Mrs. Mertie Horne; gratuity
oil paintings, Nathan Boyle, $1.00
POULTRY AWARDS
The following awards have been
made in the poultry department.:
White Plymouth Rocks, C. c. Cleve-
land, Skowhegan, pen chicks, hrst !,
two cockerels. Two and four, pullets,
second and fourth; hens, first and sec
ond; F.. o. Eaton, pullets, first and
third; cockerel, first; A. d. Bailey,
Skowhegan, con kerel, third.
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds, F.
O. Eaton. SkoU hogan, cock, first; hen,
first; pen, FIRST, Mrs. Guy Oliver,
Skowhegan, three hens, second and
third; pullets, fourth; coekerei' sec
ond. one pen, second; Arthur Tur-
cote, two puliets, first and second;
Roy Boulgier, three cockerels, first
and fourth three pullets, third; Mrs.
Charles Taylor two cockerels, third.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds,
Merle Roullard, four pullets, one, two,
three and four.
Barred Plymouth Rocks-B. F.
Withee, Skowhegan, pen, first; cock
erel. first, second and third; pullets,
second and fourth; hens, first, second,
third; Mrs. William Seamens, pen,
second; Merle 'Roullard, four pullets,
fourth; L. A. Dow, Sangerville, cock,
first; two hens, first and second.
White Wyandottes, Merle Roulfard,
skowhegan, four puflets, first, third
and fourth; Mrs. F. W. Fitzgerald,
Canaan, hen, First; three cockervis,
first and third; pullet. fourth; hens,
first and third; c. c. Cleveland,
Skowhegan, hen. second; Hilton
Stock Farm xnson, two cockerefs,
second and fourth; one pullet, second;
one pen, second
Brahmas and Sussex-Mrs. Omar
Daggett, Skowhegan, pen chicks, sec
ond; Mrs. Albert j. Blair, Skowhegan,
hens. fowl first: pen chicks. first.
Dark Brahmas, George Cleveland,
Skowhegan, pen chicks, first; cock
erels. first and second; pullets, one,
two and three.
SDeCkleu OuoStA--p IOI 81 i>' 49,
land. cockerel, first; six pullets, one,
two, three and four. three hens, one
two. three; one pen chicks. one, one
cock. first. one pen fowl, first.
Silver Spangled Hamburg /,
Walker, Madison, pullets, first and
second; pen, first; cock, first; pen
fowl first; pen chicks first
Rose Comb .Anconas-Carl F. Bnrh-
hardt Skowhegan, c0ckerel, first,
pen. first: single comb, coekereL
fourth: pullets, fourth; Sumner With
ee Skowhegan, single comb, pen
first: punets, one, two, tlTee, cocker
els one, two. three.
White LeghornS-C. c. CleVeiahu'
Skowhegan, pen, one, two and three.
Partridge Plymouth Rocks Seth
DeVoll. Skowbegan, three pens chicks,
one. two and three one hen, second
F. O. Eaton, Skowhegan, hen, trst;
cock first
Single Campine-C. C. Cleveland
Skowhegan, pen. fowl, first; pen
chicks. first and second; coekerei'
one. two, three. four; yullets, one
two. three, four.
Single Comb Black Minocas-AfIh-
ur Turcotte, Skowhegan, two hens.
first and second; three pullets, one.
two. three: one cock, one.
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