The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-09-27
.NORR|DGEWOCK AGR|CULTUR SOCIETY
HAVE SUCCESSFUL RACES AND EXHIBITION
Licone Wins in ZIG Class Hollywood Viceroy in
the 2.22 and Mildred Watts In the 23O

Mrs Amos Holt 2nd hand made rug,
Mrs Amos Holt, Mexican drawn
work. Alrs J. d. Ames This piece
of work took Mrs. Ames ten years to
make and the piece took first prize
al tht Worlds Fair in Chicago; Ital-
ian relief work. Mrs. J. D. Ames; cro-
cheted vintage work. Dorothy Taylor:
cut work. Mr. j N Pierce; collec-
tion Of crocheted table mats. Mrs Ha-
zel r. Perkins; collection OF crochet
ed work, Mrs Earle Shepard 1st, Do
rothy Henderson 2nd.
There were over 100 sheep exhibited
! and won prizes as follows: George
+. Harlow, pens grade sheep, each.
1st and 3rd prizes; pens grade
lambs. each. LIST and End; pen
/ Hampshire Downs, 4 in pen 1st prize;
| pen Cheviots, 4 in pen. 1st prize;
| pen of Shropshires. 1st; Dorset
ram. 2 years, 1st; ! Hampshire Down
! buck, . years, 1st; Shropshire buck,
! 3 years, 2nd; l Oxford Down buck,
year, 2nd. oxford Down lamb. 1st.
| Finer Nichols: ] buck, 1st, 1
wearing buck 1st; buck lambs 1st
and End; l pen. 4 sheep. l pen of
sheep 1st; l pen of 4 lambs 1st: 3
1 sheep, ] year old 1st; eve lambs
! lst Sunset Ridge Farm: bucks
Tunis. 1st, 2nd and 3rd; buck Tunis
! year old 1st buck lambs, lst and
2nd; pen Of sheep 1st; pen of
lambs, 1st; 3 sheep. year old 1st
and 2nd; 3 eve lambs, 1st, End. 3rd
B, Hampshires, l buck. years old 1st;
sheep year old 1st and End;
eve lambs. 1st and 2nd; Delaine Mer-
mos. . bucks. years. 1st and End;
bucks. l year, 1st and 2nd; = bucks
lambs 1st and End; pen Of 4 lambs,
LIST; sheep. l year, 1st and End;
2 eve lambs 1st and md o. c. Tay-
lor: grade Cheyiots, lambs, mos.
list; buck, years. 1st.
Horse premiums as follows: Ar
thur Kinney. mare. ) years old, 1st.
Chester Kinney, best stallion. . years
old, 1st
Cattle awards: ". 4. Libby: Hol-
stems, 2nd. 3rd, (cows grades) Dur
hams. grades 1st; Guernseys grades,
LIST f. A Markham: purebred Hol-
stems. 1st, COWS 1st and End. l COW.
years old grade 1st, heifer, years
Old lst.
The premiums for pigs as follows:
| W. A Libby. SOW and litter of pigs
tgradesl 1st; Frank Lancaster, l
White Chester. SOW and litter of
weeks old pigs 1st, boar, six months
old 1st
During the forenoon a baseball
game was played between the Starks
and Sandy River teams. The horse
pulling contest was also an event of
the forenoon with the following re-
suit. $500 pounds or under won by
Arthur Kinney's team 1st. c. p. Jones
2nd $500 lbs or over won by Frank
Keene's team 1sr and " P. Forsythe
2nd.
In the afternoon Babe Harrington
orchestra entertained from the band
stand. AT one thirty the races were
called by the starter Fred Weston and
three classes trotted. with the follow
ing results:
ZIG class Won by Lieone, owned by
Hugh Hight: Agratia Harvester own
ed by Richardson 2nd: sky Rocket,
owned by Bradford. 3rd. best time.
219 222 class four heats were trot-
ted with the following results: Holly
wood Niceroy. owned by Wells. 1st;
Falfne. owned by Richardson 2nd;
and Opera Express owned by Richard
son 3rd. Best time 2.1S IA. In the
230 class Mildred Watts owned by
Russell won 1st. while Bolain. owned
by Colburne Won End and Chestnut
Belle owned hy Stanley 3rd. Best
time 2.2S Ia.
\ good display OF Maxwell, Star,
Durant. Dodge and Buick cars was
shown and a Graham truck An au-