Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-07

Wednesday. including Ramsey. the
| juggling clown; Tayior's dog circus.
and Prof. Lenter's educated pony.
Music was furnished by the Augusta
Cadet Band, the selections being en-
| joyed by all.
| Following the races and the vaude-
vile acts came an event which was
especially looked forward to by the
younger people, the drawings for the
two donkeys, Jack and JILL" given
away by the fair association. Each
and every child under IA years who
had attended the fair had numbered
ticket, and the corresponding num-
bers to all of these were placed in
large box.
Headed by the Augusta Cadet Band,
the officials of the fair, followed by
the interested children. marched to
the front of the judges stand where
the announcement of the drawing was
made by Ellsworth E. Peacock, pres
ldent of the agricultural society. The
drawing was babe by a disinterested
person. ex-Mayor Lamb of Gardiner
| Jack" the first Of these clever
animals, was won by the child having
coupon number 149. and "Jilr. goes
into the possession Of the child hav-
ing coupon number 926. Neither of
| these children was present at the
time of the drawing and their names
could not be ascertained, but the an
imals will be presented to them by Mr..
Peacock upon the receipt Of their cou-
pom numbers.
The championship baseball game to
have been played between the Read
field and Fayette teams failed to ma
terialize owing to the non-appearance
of the Readfield nine, and the cham
plonship went to Fayette by default.
The judging of exhibits and award
ing OF prizes in the various classes
was a feature of Thursday.
| The seth annual exhibition Of the
Kennebec County Agricultural Society
was from beginning to end a COM
plete success, and great credit for the
fine manner in which the events were
carried out and the entire affair was
staged is due to the officers: Presi-
dent and secretary. Ellsworth E. Pea
cock; treasurer, F. A. Walker: direc-
| I
Hunt, and the superintendent of tn,
various departments.
THE AWARDS
Following is the list of awards in
some of the classes:
Horses
American bred trotting horses
Driving colt. c. B. Merriam, Read
/ field, 1st.
! Miscellaneous driving horse -
Gentleman's driving horse, B. ".
Davis, Kent's Hill, LIST; ladies' driv-
j ing horse, Lottie Merriam, Readfield,
/ 1st
| Work horses-Asa C. Jackson,
East Winthrop, list; Chase E. Fogg,
| Readfield, End; ]. L. Faulkenham
Winthrop, .3rd.
CattIe-Registered
]. H. Underwood, Kent's Hill -
Bulls, years. End: Lusty Ladd, End,
years. 1st; Hector B., years, LIST;
bull calf, 8 months, End. Cows
Heliotrope, 10 years. End; Constance,
5 years, LIST. Heifers-Constance End,
years. list; Maid of Orson, 1 year,
LIST; Rhoda, 1 year End; Prophecies,
10 months, 3rd. Herd-1st
Chase E. Fogg. Readfield-Year-
ling bull. LIST; bull calf, II months,
list; heifer, months, LIST and End.
s Cattle-Grade
j. H. Underwood, Kent's Hill
Bulls, Doreatheas Dictation, 8 years,
LIST; Madeline's Oxford Lad, 1 year,
LIST. Cows Doratheas Delight, 4
years. End: Miss Mary Carey, 6
years, LIST. Heifers, Prudelina, 2
years, list; Beatrice Maier End, Q
years. End; Modernice, 1 year, list;
Prestiga, l year, End Calves, Hal
cyonia, II months. LIST: Hallucea,
months. End. Bulls. Merry Mall
colin, years, 1st Calf, months,
LIST. Cows, Anne of Green Gables, 5
years. 1st; Dimple 2nd 3 years, End.
Heifers, Miss Mary Carey End, 2
years, LIST; Florianna, l year, 1st:
Florette. 1 year. End. Calf, months,
LIST.
c. E. Williams, Mount Vernon
Best grade Hereford COW, 1st
Matched oxen and steeds-Leroy
L. Hopkins. Mount Vernon, pair 8
year old steers, list: Herman Cor
con. Readfield, matched steers, 2
years old. list; J. M. Damren. Read
field Depot, matched steers, 4 years
ola, list
Beef stock-Chase E. Fogg, Read
field. heifer calves, 1st and End; Le-
roy Hopkins, Mount Vernon. pair 8
year old steers; list; B. D. Gordon,
Augusta, year old steers, beef
stock, 1st
Working oxen over 4 years-C. E.
Fog, 1st; John Fifield. End. Cattle
| over feet. c. E. Fogg, 1st; John FL
field, End. Cattle under z feet
John Damren. list: w. H. Hunt, End;
John Fifield. 3rd.
Swine-Winslow Farm, Winthrop.
2 Duroc Jersey sows, 1st; Chase
Fogg, black SOW and pigs, 1st.
Flowers
Mrs. L. H. Millspaugh, display Of
dahlias, LIST: bouquet OF cultivated
flowers, End; Mrs. B. F. Allen, Mount
Vernon, Paul Nayron. rose, list; Vir-
ginia Fifield, Readf1eld, roses, list;
cultivated flowers. LIST, Mildred G..
Brown. Readfield Depot; dahlias, End:
cosmos, list; calendulas, list: Lottie
Collins, Readfeld, cosmos, End; mari
gold. LIST.
Preserves and Canned Goods
Mrs. F. A. Walker, Readfeld,
grape, list; crabapple 2nd. neach 1st.