Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-14

list; for the best trace of yellow
sweet corn, H. E. P. Walker, Webster,
LIST: For the best trace OF yellow
, sweet corn, H. E. p Walker, LIST; best
trace pop corn. Hazel Smith, LIST;
best 10 ears of - to 16 row yellow
corn, c. r. Smith, 1st; best10 cars,
row yellow corn, c. B. Smith, 1st;
+. l.. Johnston, Bowdoinham, End; for
| the best ears of pop corn, Hazel
| Smith, Topsham, list; for the best
ear row yellow corn. c. B. Smith,
LIST: for the best pop corn. Hazel
| Smith, 1st;- for the best sample of
| oats not less than one peck, Fl. +. =.
Walker, list; for the best sample peas,
notl ess than one half neck, Hazel NJ.
Smith, LIST; for the best collection Of
beans. F. f. Daggett, LIST and Fred
| Fernald, End Of Topsham: for the
best sample of pea beans not less
than one-half peck, H. E. p. Walker,
End and Hazel Smith, list: for the
best sample yellow eye. Hazel Smith,
| list; for the best sample red kidney,
H. E. p. Walker, LIST; for the best
sample horticultural, Walker, list and
Hazel Smith. End; for the best sam
pie cranberry, none; for the best pie
pumpkins not less than six, c. B..
Smith, LIST: for the largest pumpkin,
c. b. Smith, LIST and Mrs. Lucien
White, End; for the best lot of
squashes not less than six in number
Of the following varieties: best De-
licious squash, l.. A. Taylor, Webster.
LIST: best Golden Hubbard, c. B..
Smith, LIST: best Green Hubbard, HaZ-
el Smith, list: Fred Daggett, End; for
| the best lot of citron MELONS, not less
than six in number, Hazel Smith, LIST;
c. b. Smith, End; f. A. Drinkwater,
/. Webster, 3rd: for the best lot of wa
termelons not less than six, Lester
Curtis, LIST; Wilbur Taylor, End; F.. A.
Drinkwater, 3rd all of Webster; for
the best lot of muskmelons, Fl. F.. p.
Walker, LIST: Hazel Smith, End and c..
b. Smith, 3rd.
Fruits-F'or the basket Of mixed
fancy fruits. Mrs. f. c. Hatch, list
Arthur c. Graves, end. Best town
collection of apples. Bowdoin, w. H.
Malon. 1st, and Hubert Adams, 2nd.
| Best town collection. Topsham, Ar
thur c. Graves, 1st. West Bath, best
town collection. A. H. Donnell, LIST.
For the best plate of Alexander, A.
II. Donnell, 1st. For the best plate
Of Black oxford, A. ii. Donnell LIST;
Arthur Graves. End. For the best
plate OF fall Harvey, w. Melon, 1st
Arthur Graves, Topsham, first on
Plate of Fallerwater. For the best
| plate of Ben Davis, Sewell Orchards
Bowdoinham, LIST: Hubert Adams
Bowdoin, 2nd. For the best plate of
Rox. Russell, W. Malon, LIST: A. H..
! DOnnell, End. For the best plate of
| Fameuse, w. Malon, 1st Sewell
Orchards. 2nd. For the best plate Of
Golden Russcts, Mrs. Annie pottlc
LIST: Clara Bickford, end. For the
best plate of Hubbardson Noncsuch,
w. Malon, LIST; SewclleOrchards, md.
For the best plate Of Potter, Sewcll
| Orchards, LIST. For the best plate of
! Pound Sweet. w. Malon. LIST: and A.
II. Donnell, 1st. For the best plate
of Rofe, A. ii. Donnell, 1st. For the
best plate of Stark, Sewell Orchards,
1st; and A. n. Donnell, md. For the
hest plate Of Tolman Sweets, A. IL.
| Donnell, LIST: and Mrs. Lucien White,
End. For the best plate of Wealthy,
A. ii. Donnell 1st. For the best plate
OF Wolf River, A. il. Donnell, 1st;
and w. b. Goodwin, Brins. md For
the best plate of Wagner, A. II. Don
nell, 1st. For the best plate of Ban
apa Apples, A. III. Donncll, LIST; Scwcll
Orchards. End. For the best plate Of
Opalescent, w. Malon, 1st; and A. II.
| Donncll 2nd. For the best plate of
| Bcurre Danjou. ID. Hatch. Bruins
wick, LIST. For the best plate of
grapes. Mrs. Lucicn White. LIST For
the best plate Of crabapples, Mrs,
Lucien White, LIST. Foo the best
! plate of sample tomatoes. II. +. T..
Walker. LIST; +. G. Johnson, Bowdoin-
| ham, End. For the best collection of
tomatoes, Clara Bickford, LIST. For
the best dish of bell pepper, II. +. T..
Walker, LIST. For the best sample of
cranberries, w. Malon, LIST.
Farm and Garden Produce-For the
best collection Of farm and garden
produce, Rae Smith, list; Mary Hunt
err. End; Herbert Fernald, Bird.
For the best garden produce
Raymond Foster, 1st; II. r. u. Walk
er, 2nd. For the best ditto blonde
beauties. G. b. Smith. list. For the
best Green Mountain, G. Il. Smith,
list and Robert Fowlr 2nd: +. L..
Johnson>3. For the best ditto gold
corw, G. i. Smith. 1st and i. l..
Johnston. md. For the best ditto
Spaldorn Rose, c. b. Smith. LIST and
| +. J.. Johnston, end. For the best
ditto Norcross. II. +. r. Walker, 1st
For the best staple table beets not
less than one peck. il. f.. +. Walker.
| list; J.. A. TAYLOR, 2nd. For the best
| samples carrots not less than one
peck. III. +. p. Walker. LIST; Mr.. +.
Daggett, 2nd; Walker, :'rd. For the
best sample parsnips not less than
one peck II. +. =. Walker list; Mr..
! Daggett, Ind. For the best sample
! of rutsbage. not less than one peck,
Mrs. +. r. Daggett, LIST; Charles Bliss
Bath, md; III IL. =. Walker, .5rd.
For the best samples of onions not
less than one peck, II. f.. i. Walker
LIST: Charles Bliss 2nd. For the best
samples of cabbage not less than SIX
heads, Mrs. +. r. Daggett LIST; IL.
F.. p. Walker. End. For the best
samples of celery. not less than
twelve plants, II. +. p. Walker. lst
Farm produce and gardcn-For the
best collection of carrots, +. f. Dag
gett, 1st; c. f.. Smith. md.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
For the best dishes Of fruit, con-
! sisting of twelve specimens, or more
/ Raldwins SeMells Orchards. 1st: w.