Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-07
Ind. Florence Rice: srd. Helen Pom

End. Florence Rice: 3rd. Helen Pom
roy.
HORSE RACE-CLASS /
Alex Brudin 80. ..............1 i i
Nassar L. ..................
Tinle-.31; 81 81.
GLASS 2
Geo. Lowe l !
TimeS.4O; 81; SO.
CLASS 5
Lon. Ambulator ..............1
Geo. Lowe >
Time-.36; SO; 81
II. w Douglass, superintendent of
grounds; George W. Thompson, SUI
perintendent of hall: George n. Lib
by and l.. T. Lowell, superintendent
of stock; George NJ Curtis and B. L.
Ludwig. draft horse; H. H. Little
and II. S. Densmore in charge of
horse races; DR.. +. B. Peabody,
poultry department
The special premiums were won
by-Best grange exhibit, LIST So5.
Enterprise Grange. The best pen Of
grade sheep by Sherman Denham
The best Durham heifer under yrs
old by Raymond Libby. Best assert
ment of pies 6 kinds), Mrs. w. E.
Douglass. Best piece of embroidery,
Mrs. c. f. Clements. Best display
of poultry, George A. Riley. Barred
Rock chicks, +. r. Stewart. Barred
Rock pullet, George A. Riley. Best
year old colt, Henry Downing. Best
pair of rabbits. boy or girl under IL
years, Raymond Holman. Best piece
fcut work embroidery, Mrs. S. Ried
Allen. Best display of canned fruit
by girl, Laura Grodin. age 10 years,
had ID pints of fruit Best pair Of
chicks. L. Fl. Shelton. Best regis
tered bull calf l.. +. Lowell. Fast
est neat tretted, Alex Bradin Best
Rhode Island Red chicks, T. l.. Rice.
Best display of needle work by Mrs
MOTHS Gleason. Best piece of har-
dangon embroidery, Astha Anderson.
beT mare with foal at side, A. Il.
douglass. Largest pair of oxen.
Raymond Libby. Best pair steer
calves driven by boy under Ii years
DID, Clinton Hinkley Best colt un-
Best cake, Mrs r.. Z. Libby. Best
falr OF steers. Raymond Libby. Best
piece of tatting. Mrs r. b. Peabody.
Best and largest display of canned
vegetables. Mrs. l.. II. Page. Best pair
matched draft horses, H. l.. Tarr Best
Jersey heifer under two years old
John Dockendorff Best print butter
not less than seven pounds, Mrs. VIM
Benson Best log cabin quilt. Miss
j. Z. Moore. Best display of beets
and turnips, Bert Hassen. Best Mex
lean drawn work, Mrs. r J. Caubert.
Best Guernsey bulls of any age. A. G.
Hayes Best crocheted sweater. Mrs
thafics Howes. Best crocheted piece.
Mrs. Raymond Sedgley Best plate Of
apples. Alfred HoudIette. Best driver
of draft horses. Bert Stinson. Best
squash, A. C. Reed Best pair White
Wyandotte chicks, George A. Riley
Bes driving horse. A. @. HAYES Best
specimen of writing by pupil in first
seven grades, Madelyn Umberhind.
age 10 years (5th grade pupil. Iarg-
est and best display of ielIics Nrs
l.. II. Lamereau. Best freehand draw
i-'S' iNoS bIdHU. MOST clOSeiE
contested horse race. Lon Ambulato-.
Best doughnuts. Mrs Benson 1st. Mrs.
Shelton I'd, Mrs. Peabody Sd. Largest
and best display of crocheted work
81 pieces, Mrs. f. b. PEABODY. Best
Hereford bull of any age l.. F. Lowell
Best display of farm products. y. H
SHELTON. Best white bread. Mrs, Alon
20 Sheldon. Most closely contested
morse race. Noah Alexander. Len Am
buiator. Best pair of geese. George
Lowell. Best specimen handwriting
by pupil in high school. Robert Stan
ley. Best bird any breed. f. r. Stew
art. Best cockerel of any breed. Geo.
A. Riley Best battenburg. Mrs. George
Wlnn. Best luncheon set. Mrs.
Charles Snow. Best display of cook
ing. Mrs. Raymond Libby. Best litter
of White Chester pigs. Warren Bush.
Best and largest display of knitting.
Mrs. ". A. S. Maxwell. Canned fruit
Mrs. y. H. SHELTON. Best matched
farm team, w f. Douglass. Best dis
play Of honey, George Thompson