Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-10
N0RR|DCEWOCK
Agricultural Society
Holds Annual Fair

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wock Agricultural Society was held
weather was propitious and it is esti-
mated that 1000 people were in at
tendance. Music was furnished by
Babe Harrington's orchestra of Wa
terville. The following is the list
of premiums awarded: sofa pillow,
Agnes Roullard. LIST: Mrs. Hazel Per-
,kins, End; Mrs. Amos Holt, 3rd:
Marie Perkins, list, for sofa pillow
by child under 10 years. Wooden
quilts, Mrs. Mildred Shepherd, 1st !:
Mrs. Amos Holt, Ind. Cotton quilts.
Mrs. Alice Bigelow, list; Mrs. Amos
Holt, Ind. Rug, handmade, Mrs.
Amos Holt, LIST. Knitting, Paul
Richardson. LIST and End; Mildred
Shepherd End. Handmade spread.
Mrs. Lillian Avery. list: Kennebec
Girls Club Arlene Jones, LIST, for
embroidery by girl under 10 years.
Display of crochet, Mildred Shep-
herd, list; Mrs. Lillian Avery, End.
Display of embroidery, Agnes Roul-
lard. LIST. Asters, Carolyn Huntoon,
LIST. Bouquet Of flowers, Mrs. Miner
va Shepherd, LIST and 2nd.'
stock-W. A: Libby. 2 Holsteins.
grades list and End. 3 Guernseys.
grades LIST and End, Brood sow and
pigs. LIST and End: Hilton Stock
Farm, Arson. pair draft horses in
harness. LIST. Norman Keene. End, w.
A. Libby, 3rd: Hilton Stock Farm,
Arson, Breeders Young herd, pure
bred Jerseys, LIST, 2 heifers, 1 year
old. LIST and End, 2 heifer calves, LIST
and 2nd. = bull calves. LIST and End /;
Clarence Buzzell. 1 bull. 4 cows, LIST
and md. 1 Jersey COW. LIST, Jersey
heifer. , years old. Ind, 1 Jersey
heifer. LIST, 1 Jersey heifer calf. j
mo. old, End; Cony RUSSELL l bull,
pure bred Guernsey. S years, :,
Guernsey cows. Z and o years, LIST
and 2nd. 3 heifers, Guernseys. )
years, LIST. 2nd and Bird, 1 calf, LIST,
Pure bred heifer, o mos, LIST, . heif-
ers. grades. l year, LIST and End. 10
sheep. Hampshire Downs. grades l
to years. LIST and End, i boar. Berk-
shire. ) wears. LIST, ] sow Berkshire.
/ year. LIST. pigs. weeks old, list
o. c. Taylor. pen 4 lambs grades, list.
pen 4 sheep grades, list: J. b. Quinn
by, Norridgewock. 1 pen grade
Skowhegan, Sheep, Suffolk Buck, =
years, LIST, 2 Suffolk ewes. 2 years,
LIST and 2nd. 1 Suffolk eve, list. .
buck lambs, LIST, Q Suffolk eve lambs,
LIST, buck. year. LIST. 1 pen Leiccs-
ter. / year. LIST, 1 pen Leicester,
year, LIST.
observation-disclosures Rogers. LIST
prize for general exhibit of vege-
tables, table and sugar beets, 3 dis
plays potatoes. pumpkins. chestnuts;
w. P. Winslow, 2 prizes on vege-
tables, double pumpkin, Chinese and
Japanese cucumbers, gourds, toma-
toes. Chinese pie pumpkins: Same
Crommett, 3rd prize on vegetables,
squash. pumpkins and mangle beets;
Earle Shepherd, LIST prize on gener-
al exhibit farm products, 10 plates
different varieties shell beans, I
plates green beans. sheaves of oats
and buckwheat. cucumbers. squash,
pumpkins, green peppers. green
corn. cauliflower, summer squash.
Rogers. LIST prize on apples: William
Stewart. display of cucumbers, po-
tatoes, cabbage and beans, LIST prize
on peck of beans, list prize on half
bushel of potatoes: Clarence Buzzell,
display of potatoes and pumpkins:
Ellis Tobey, display of squash and
potatoes.
Mrs. Alma Atwood, display Of 25
cans of fruits and vegetables; Mrs.
Mildred Shepherd, display Of "a cans
fruits and vegetables.
The results of the races were as
follows: 2.27 Glass. Purse $3.50
David Watts. LIST, owned by B. C.
Wells. Readfield: Pay Sand, End.
owned by Frank Colburn, Farming
ton: Chestnut Belle, Ord. owned by
A. w. Stanley. Norridgewock. 21S
Glass, Purse 5000. X. Todd, LIST.
owned by Clarence Dunton, Bing-
ham: Georgia Lee, 2nd, owned by
Frank Colburn, Pennington. Two
other horses in this race were ruled
out in the 4th heat. 2.40 Glass,
Purse $1O0-Pedro, LIST, owned by
Frank Colburn, Pennington: Gail
Direct, End. owned by Frank Col
burn, Pennington: Carl Mckinney,
3rd. owned by Hugh Hight. Nor
ridgewock and driven by Lee Will
hanson.
The ball game was won by Arson
from New Sharon.