The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-05

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Arson. buck 1st, buck lamb, LIST, eve
sheen, 1st, eve sheep yearling 1st,
eve lamb list and End, pen eve sheep
1st pen eve lambs 1st; Suneo' Ridge
Farms. yearling buck list and l. 1uck
lamb md sheep End. yearli 'aep
2nd. pen eve sheep 2h' pm eve
lambs End.
Ramboullet A. d. Bailey, buck 1st,
yearling LIST. eve sheep LIST and Ind,
eve sheep yearlng 1st and End.
Leicester: A. D. Bailey, yearling
buck lst buck lamb LIST, eve sheep
1st and 2nd, eve sheep yearling LIST.
Suffolk: A. D. Bailey, Skowhegan,
buck list. buck lamb LIST, eve sheep
rst and 2nd. yearling ewes list and
End, eve lamb LIST.
Cheviot: Fred W. Way, Skowhegan,
buck 1st. buck lamb End, eve sheep
End: Sunnyside Stock Farm, Corn
Vile, Buck lamb 1st, eve sheep LIST,
eve lamb 1st Fred Way. pen eve
lambs LIST. pen eve sheep list.
Cotswold. sunnyside Stock Farm,
pen eve sheep 1st, pen eve lambs lst
Hampshires: Sunset Ridge Farm
Fairfield buck 1st, buck lamb LIST, eve
sheep 1st and 2nd eve sheep yearling
1st and End, pen eve lambs LIST; sun
nyside Stock Farm, COrnville, pen
eve lambs End, pen eve sheep list,
buck LIST.
Tunis: Sunset Ridge Farm, Fair
field, buck LIST and End, yearling buck
list and End, buck lamb 1st and End,
eve sheep 1st and End, yearling sheep
1st, End, eve lamb 1st, pen eve sheep
LIST and End. pen eve lambs LIST.
Oxfords: Sunnyside Stock Farm,
Cornville, yearling buck LIST, yearling
sheep End Josiah French & Sons,
Scion, buck lambs 1st and End, two
ewes End, ram lambs, 1st; Charles
French, Scion, eve sheep LIST, year
ling eve sheep 1st eve lamb 1st, pen
eve lambs End. pen eve sheep lst,
pen ewes End.
Dorsets Sunnyside Stock Farm Corn
Vile, best buck lamb lst, eve sheep
LIST eve lamb LIST.
Hampshires: F. e. Dunlap, pen eve
sheep LIST.
Oxfords Ray c. Hubbard, Hartland,
pen eve sheep 1st, pen eve lambs
LIST
Cheviot: T. c, Dunlap, pen eve sheep
2nd; w. r. Seanans, pen eve sheep
1st, pen eve lambs 1st.
LONG BRANCH FARM EXHIBITS
Suffolk: Long Branch Farms, Bow
doinham, buck list; Oxfords, ycarlng
eve sheep LIST and 2nd, eve sheep LIST,
ram lamb 1st, buck list; ShrOpshires.
yearling ewes LIST and End, yearing
buck LIST. buck 1st; Hampshires, year
ling sheep 1st and End, eve sheep LIST
and End, yearlihg buck LIST and End,
lambs 1st, yearling eve sheep 1st and
End, eve sheep LIST and End, buck six
months LIST and End. yearlng buck LIST
and 2nd, buck LIST and End.
FOOD AWARDS
Mrs. Lena Blackwell best apple pie
End, best lemon pie End; Mrs. Stella
DinsmOre, best loaf frosted cake LIST,
apple pie list, -four bread list; Lily Dun
ton lemon pie LIST, frosted cake End,
doughnuts End; Gertrude Spaulding.
plain cake list. loaf bread End, apple
pie gratuity, lemon pie gratuity, plate
doughnuts LIST, old fashioned ginger
bread LIST.
BUTTER AWARDS
Mrs. W. r. Seamans, 8 pounds but
ter list; Miss Doris Robins, best lot
of butter exhibited by twelve year old
girl 1st.
DRAFT HORSES AND PULLING
The pulling of draft horses occur
red on Thursday last and drew big
crowd of spectators. In the $500 or
over class Frank Keene of Norridge-
wock with his fine pair of blacks drew
So feet, 10 inches F. T. Palmer of
Skowhegan was awarded second mon
ey, drawing 80 feet and l inch while
another pair owned by Mr.. Palmer was
awarded third money, hauling the
load, II feet and 10 inches.
II the $500 or under class, John
Leo of Skowhegan won first money
with draw of 3S1 feet and inches,
George Conforth, End, with $40 feet
1-2 inches. Arthur Kenney of Nor
ridgewock won Bird with a pull of 800
feet, 91-2 inches. Others in the class
were F. T. Palmer. 1903 feet; Arthur
Painter, Norridgewock, 80 feet, 8 in
ches.
In the Sweepstakes, F. ]. Keene of
Norridgewock won first money hauling
the load 254 feet 10 inches. He also
won second or 81 feet, l inch. F. T.
Palmer's black pair hauled 10 feet and
inches with third money and another
pair of blacks won him fourth money
by a draw of 10 feet, inches. The
Judges were f. T. Goodrich, l. A. HON.
sted and l.. F. Buker.
FANCY WORK DEPARTMENT
Best braided rug, list, Mrs. Dana
Robbins, $l00; best drawn rug, LIST
Anna Savage years old, 800; End,
Mrs. Mary Richards, Csc. Best fancy
rug, LIST, Mrs. E. M. Cleveland, $1.00;
End, Mrs. Dana Robbins, 75c. Best
silk quilt, list, Mrs. Henry Clukey, 81;
End, Mrs. Dana Robbins 75c.. Best
crocheted bedspread, LIST, Bertha L
Stafford, 81. Best wooden quilt, list
Mrs. l.. II. Rich, 81; End, Mrs. Mary
Green, 75c. Best cotton quilt, list, Mrs
Richard Lessard, $1.00; End, Eta s
Rowell 75c. Cotton quilt, gratuity, Mrs
Mary Green 75c. Fancy bedspread
list. Mildred Smith, $1.00.
Best display of white embroidery
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