Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-06

Brown was the champion cyclist to
take first place, Robert Boyd was Sec
ond. Harold Morse third and Royal
Cooper fourth. All the boys are from
Readheld.
Baseball Games
Two games were played in the
baseball tournament. Readfield de-
feated Vienna to 1. The Rcadfieid
battery was Williams and Burnell:
for Vienna, Tinker and Bean. Moun-
Vernon lost to Fayette 10 to 5. The
batteries were: Mount Vernon, Dull
ley and Kendall; Fayette. Gle and
Gile. There will be a championship
game at p. NJ. today between Read
field and Fayette.
Drawing Of Horses
The horse drawing took placeeNith-
in the track enclosure in the early
afternoon and attracted large crowd
of interested spectators. The horses
were divided into two classes accord
ing to weight. In the lightweight
class AGA Jackson Of Readfie,d took
first. with Ernest Hewitt of Readfield
second. The first prize for the heavier
horses was captured by Harvey Luce
Of Mt. Vernon. and second went to
Sherman Ramsey of Readfeld. There
, was good field of entries.
The Exhibition Hall
The need of a new exhibition hall
was strikingly demonstrated yester-
Gay. Every inch of display space
&c
keep moving with the crowd to see
everything that was displayed in the
hall. There were huge hubbard
! squash, golden cars of corn, luscious
apples, and homemade preserves.
One section displayed beautiful ex-
amples of the old fashioned patch
V ork quilts. while another was de-
voted to dainty embroidery and GRO
cheted work. Following is n sum-
mary of a few classes that had been
finished Wednesday afternoon, and
the Journal will have Il complete
summary of the remainder in Fri
days issue.
Household Manufacturers
Nellie J. Pearl. Readfieid. End for
sofa pillow; Mrs. F. A. Walker,
Readfield. 1st for silk quilt: Mrs.
Ralph II. Wing. Readfeld, 1st for
embroidered sofa pillow, 1st for GRO
cheted combination. End premium
for same, LIST and End for crocheted
centerpiece. LIST for embroidered
scarf. 1st for pin cushion: Mrs. Mel
| lie Bickford. Readfield, End for
patchwork quilt; Margaret L. Will
hams, Readfield. LIST for sofa pillow
top, 1st for set Of doilies, Ist for Gro
cheted insertion; Mrs. James Keddy
Winthrop, list for knit bedspread End
for hand woven linen spread, 1st for
two hand woven rugs; Mrs. F. F.
Libby, Winthrop. LIST for quilt form,
LIST for burnt pillow, LIST for silk pill
low top; Mrs. w. A. Hunt, Augusta
End for patchwork quilt. 1st for
WOODEN quilt; Mrs. G.. F.. Brisbin
Readfield, LIST for silk drawn rug;
Nellie A. Gordon. Readfield. 1st for
knit double gloves; Clara E. Brown
Augusta, md for patchwork.
Poultry
Chester Weymouth. Augusta, r. F.
D. 5. 1st for S. c. Ancona cockeral
lst for S. c. Ancona chicks. 1st for
S. G. Ancona pullet, LIST for r. c.
Rhode Island Red pullet, 1st for
Silver Silver Pekin ducks, 1st for
Plymouth Rock pullet, 1st for pen
Rhode Island Red fowl. LIST for pen
Rhode Island Red chicks, 1st for best
pair of chicks at fair. LIST for best
single Rhode Island Red cockeral
chick. list for Pekin duck, 1st fol
Brown leghorn chicks. LIST for pair
Japanese silken Bartams, 1st foi
land Red pullet. Mr.. Weymouth
took a total of IA first premiums
and one second Walter Hartman
Readfield, LIST for pair Leghorr
chicks, LIST for pair Barred Rocks
Virginia Martin, Winthrop, 1st fol
bantam and chicks, LIST for Belgian
hare, white rabbit; Jimmie Fogg
Readfield, End for Rhode Island Red
chicks.
Fancy Work
Maude Morse, Readfeld, list fol
sweater, End for between meal dolly
1st for corset cover, 1st for nigh
robe.
Marguerite Smith, Winthrop, Isl
for woven basket; 1st for handker-
chief; 1st for sachet bag. list fol
small bag.
Rowena A. Wadleigh. Readfield, Isl
for boudoir capS2n for boudoir cap
1st for centerpiece, LIST for table run
ner, 1st for tatted edge dolly, 1st fol
guest towel.
l.. E. Wells, North Wayne, list for
Florida pine needle basket; LIST for
Florida pine needle tea mat; LIST fol
Florida pine needle bag.
Margaret L. Williams, Readfield
LIST for knit baby bonnet; 1st fol
hand made bag; 1st for hand painted
centerpiece; 1st for hand embroider
ed centerpiece.
Charles A. Lowry, Waterville, 2nt
for pillow tops.