The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-09-20

Partridge Plymouth Rocks: George
A. Innes, pen fowl 1st, hen LIST ant
Bird, cockerel, LIST. pullet LIST, End AM
4th; l.. ID. Witham, Norridgewock
pen chicks LIST, pen foul End, hen End
pullet 3rd, cockerel End
Rose Comb Anconas: George A
Innes, hen LIST, End and 3rd; Thomas
Laney, Skowhegan, cockerel LIST.
Single Comb Anconas: c. c. Cleye-
land, hen LIST and End, pen chicks 1st
Buff Plymouth Rocks: Elmer L
Nichols, Arson, pen chicks 1st.
Guinea Pigs: Willard Deyoll
Skowhegan, pait old 1st and End,
litter young 1st.
Rose Comb English Red Caps: L.
d. Witham, pen foul 1st, cock LIST,
hen LIST, cockerel list, pullet LIST
Light Brahamas: B. c. Taylor.
Skowhegan, pen foul 1st, hen list, End
and 3rd, pen chicks 1st, cockerels
list and End, pullet 1st and End Floyd
Carnage, hen 4th.
SPECIAL AWARDS
Mrs. Arthur Randall won the sill
| yer cup given by Gerald c. Marble
of the Skowhegan Monumental Works
! FOR the best display of all breeds and
varieties.
Associations cup for largest and
best exhibit won by c. c. Cleveland,
Master of Skowhegan Grange.
Silver cup by George & Harry Smith
for best male in whole show, a White
Wyandotte cockerel won by Harry
Buxton.
Silver cup by Blunt Hardware Co,
for best female in whole show, won
by George Innes on Barred Plymouth
Rock hens.
Gold special by the Grandin Milling
Co. for the best pen of chickens rails
ed on Red Flag Poultry Feed, won
by Mrs. Arthur Randall
Owen Farms special of one setting
of eggs on best display of s. c, r. [.
Reds, won by Mrs. Arthur Randall.
Setting of eggs offered by John s.
Martin, won by Burr Carnage, 100
pounds scratch grain offered by st.
Adams Grain Co., won by Floyd Gam
age.
100 pounds dry mash offered by st.
Adams Grain Co., won by Joe Gou-
lette.
Portland Rendering Co., won by John
Lacasce.
Three chick feeding pens offered by
American Poultry Journal Publishing
Co, won by Seth Deyoll.
$1,000 White Leghorn cockerel Of
fered by G. B. Ferris won by Joe Gou-
lette.
One shipping crate offered by In
terstate Manufacturing Co., won by
Charles Cleveland.
MILK
The following scores were the re-
suit of the market milk exhibited
Guy Oliver. Skowhegan, "a; Isaiah
Crowell, Skowhegan 1877; Peter Mer-
ry. Skowhegan, 1873; F. f. Waye,
Skowhegan, 91.9; Wesley Butterfeld,
Madison, 90.9 Chester Kinney, Nor
ridgewock, Ola; Beckwith & Taylor,
Athens, 90.6; j. G. Morrow, Larone,
S0.3; E. F. Messer, Bingham, TIA
Harvey Mcclure, Skowhegan, 1856; w.
F. Kilgore. Skowhegan, 92.2; Sunset
Ridge Farm, Fairfield, 93.S; f. c.
Mathers, Skowhegan. 90.6; W. f.
Spaulding, Madison 91.3
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK
Best collection of white embroid-
cry, not less than five pieces, Miss
Bertha Cayouette, LIST. Best collect
ton of colored embroidery, not less
than five pieces, Mrs. X. d. Cleveland, |
Skowhegan, 1st. Best collection of |
tatting, Miss Amanda Ames, Canaan, |
LIST. Best collection of filet crochet, |
Miss Lovisa Currier. Sofa pillows,
Mrs. Guy Oliver, 81; Mrs. Walter Will
mot. 81; Geo Ennis, rs cents; Mrs.
Mamie Preble, 75c; Miss Amanda
Ames, ST. Embroidered towels, Miss
Gladys Kicker, 81; fancy towels, Miss
A. Ames, 81; Mrs. II. d. Cleveland, |
75c; Handmade towels, Mrs. H. ID.
Cleveland, Use.
Underwear, embroidered, Mrs. W.
Wilmot, 81; Ada Curtis, 75c; fancy,
Miss B. Cayouette, Skowhegan.
Luncheon set, centerpiece and not |
less than four doilies. embroidered,
Miss Gladys Kicker, $3.50; crocheted,
Mrs Clyde Whipple, ST. Laura Law
renee, 75c; tatting, Miss A. Ames, 81.
Luncheon or table cloth and not less
than doilies, embroidered, Miss Cen
eva Lancaster, Skowhegan, $3.50; !
fancy design, Mrs. Alfred Preble,
$1.50, Miss G., Lancaster, 81; crochet
ed, Miss Bertha Cayouette, $3.50; |
Mrs. Reynolds, 81.
Sideboard, bureau scarf or table
runner, embroidered. Lovisa Currier,
81 and 75c; fancy design, Mrs. Rey-
nolds, 81; crocheted, Mrs. Herbert
Boardman, 81; Mrs. Reynolds, 75c;
tatting, Ada A. Curtis, 81, Amanda
Ames, 75c.
Table linen, embroidered, Geneva
81; fancy design, Mrs. w.
Wilmot, 81, Laura Lawrence, 75c.
Bed linen, fancy, Mrs. r. d. Cleve-
land, 81 and 75c; embroidered, Mrs.
Carl Roullard, 81; crocheted, Martha
Emery, ST. Lovica Currier. 75c; tat
ting, Miss A. Ames, 81, Mrs. Addie c.
Beal. 75c; oversheet, Miss Lillian
Delano, Skowhegan, 81.
Specimen; Irish crochet, Mrs
81; Mrs. Henry Clukey, rs
cents; tatting, Amanda Ames, rs cents.
Filet crochet, Mrs. George f. HUFF,
75c; Louise Pike soc; cross stitch
Mrs. Reynolds, Csc.
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