Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-06

lows: r. r. Porter, ST., Sim; Glidden
IT.; Glidden Bros, i It., Tin.
The sweepstakes for cattle under
seven feet was won by the pair own
ed by Giidden Brothers of Coopers
Mills.
Officers Of the Fair
The officers Of the South Kennebec
Agricultural Association were busy
men throughout the three days Of the
society's seth annual exhibition, Civ
ing unsparingly OF their time and
efforts.f The success of the fair is
due in no small measure to their en-
deavors. These officials are: Presi- |
dent Leslie B. Hisler of Coopers
Mills; LIST vice president, b. G. Hus-
sey OF Windsor; End vice president,
i. A. Coombs of Windsor; Bird vice.
president, B. r. Devine Of White
field; secretary, Arthur n. Douglas
of Chelsea; treasurer, Jasper S. Gray
of Windsor; trustees-the president
and secretary, ex-officio, j. w. French
of Windsor, NJ. p. Boyle of White
field, c. ID. Northey of Whitefield and
f. II. Libby of Chelsea. The superin-
tendents Of the various departments
of the fair were as follows: Neatl
stock. sheep. swine and poultry. j.
W. uLall ahiiAIoAot J ASN
Sproul: horses and colts. c. D.
Northey: exhibition hall, +. A.
Coombs: ladies' department commit
tee. Mrs. Edwin Bullock, secretary,
and Mrs. c. ID. Northey.
Awards for Horses and Colts =
Year-old colt for driving-1st, L.
w. Cove, Windsorville. Broad mare
for draft, LIST, John Henry, Gardiner,
r.. F. d. 10. Sucking colt for draft
LIST, John Henry. Broad mare for
driving. f. Wheelon, No. White
field. Sucking colt for driving-1st,
j. E. Wheelon.
Awards in Exhibit Hall
Preserves, not less than six va
rieties: 1st, Mrs. J. E Marson; End,
Mrs. Harland Hussey. Jellies. not
less than six varieties-1st. Mrs. Ma
talie Brown; End Mrs. ]. E. Marson
Pickles, not less than six varieties
LIST, Miss. Natalies Brown; End, Mrs.
Harlnd TIussey of Windsorville. Can
ned fruit and vegetables, not less
than IL varieties-1st, Rena Cald-
well; 2nd. Mrs Harland Hussey.
Dairy Products: Butter made by
girl under Is yrs-1st, Miss Ruth
Sproul of Windsorville. Butter,
three pounds or over in prints-1st.
y. y
End, Mrs. c. D. Northey. Coopers
Mills.
Plants and Flowers: Cut flowers
1st. Mrs. Maurice Greeley, Windsor
vile.
Awards for Vegetables and Fruit
Grange Exhibit-1st. Windsor
Grange.
Farm Produce Display-1st, H. D.
Gordon PittStOn
potatoes: Six varieties-1st. n. D.
Gordon. Late potatoes-1st, Nj. j.
Greeley Windsorville. Early pota-
toes-1st NJ. /. Greeley.
SQUASH: Hubbard-1st. c. D. Nor
they, Coopers Mills. Hubbard, vel
low-1st, B. G. Hussey. Windsorville'
end, C. D. Northey. Large squash
1st. B. G.. Hussey. Large pumpkin-
iS Tn p 1st, d. If. Mirlett. Toma-
toes. eight varieties-1st d. F. Mil
lett. Large Dutch caboages-1st, NJ.
7. Greeley. D. F. Millett won first Tor
the following varieties of tomatoes
Earliana. John Barr, fuckers Fav.
orite. Golden Pond, Ponderosa, Gun
state June Pink and Early JeWeii.
Earliana-2nd. C. d. Northey. FAIRY
Wonder-1st. II b. Hussey. Earhana
-3rd. II B. Hussey.
Fruit: Twelve varieties apples
1st. F. o. Reed. Windsorville; 2nd, II.
D.. Gordon. Five varieties OF winter
oppIes-1st. II. T. Weeks, Coopers
Nils Four varieties fall apples-1st.
II. +. Weeks. Winter Apples-lst II.
r. Weeks. b. A., Reeves OF Weeks
Mills won fist on the following va
rieties of apples: Black OXFORD
stark Bellfowers. Mcintosh Req.
Fallwater. Seek no further. Bailey
sweet Franklin Sweet, Golden
sweet Pewaukee. Early Autumn
Duchess. Maine Standard and Goio-
en- Russell. Single dish of fall pears
list, Rance Greeley. WindsorViiie.
Dish of Grapes-1st. Rance Greelev'
Fancy Work Prizes
Fancy Work: Embroidered sofa
pillow-1st. Mrs. Harand HusSey,
Windsorville. Fancy sofa pillow
list. Mrs. Roger Trainor, Gardiner,
r. +. d. 10. Crocheted sofa pillow
list. Mrs f. w. Morang. Gardiner
r. Il; End, Anna f. Chadwick, No.
Whitefeid. Pillow. applique-lst;
Cora Griffin. Windsorville. Hand
embroidered doily-1st, Miss Ruby
NJ. Shuman, Weeks Mills. Dolly
tatting-1st Anna f. Chadwick, No.
Whitefeld. Sideboard scarf = LIST
and End. Anna F.. Chadwick. Yoke
in crochet-1st. Miss Doris Moody,
Weeks Mills: 2nd. Mrs. Ruby York.
Windsorville Embroidered stand
cloth-1st. Anna +. Chadwick.
Luncheon set. crocheted-5st, Mrs.
Buford Sproul. Windsorv1lle; 2nd.
Anna f. Chadwick. Luncheon set,
applique-1st, Anna E. Chadwick.
Luncheon set. nine pieces applique
LIST. Mrs. j. f. Marson. Luncheon
set. nine pieces eyelet-2nd, Anna
f. Chadwick
Girls Work. under 16 years of
age: Guest towel-1st, Elvira Sturte-
want. Windsorville; 2nd. Thelma
Griffin. Night gown-1st. Albertine
Lunt. Embroidered sofa pillow
list. Doris Putnam, Randolph.
MiSnalln Work. I'm