Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-24
Award of Premiums

shire eve lamb-1st, Fred Wadleigh, |
Readfield Depot. Judge, En- e. Add
ton.
Registered Hereford Cattle-Cow.
2 years old-1st, Chase T.. Fogg OF
Readfield. Mr.. Chase also won first
on heifer, years old, bull, years
old one calf over six months, one
calf under six months, get of sire,
three animals, produce of COW, two
animals. E. e. Addison. judge.
Registered American Cattle Club
Jerseys-Reeistered bull. age two
1st, w. J. Spaulding. Readfield De-
pot. Heifer, age three-1st, w. j.
Spaulding. Milch-1st, w. j. Spaul-
ding. Yearling Jersey bull-1st. John
Damren. Readfield Depot. Regis
tered Jersey bull over six months
and under 12-1st, w. J. Spaulding
Porduce of COW. 2 head. bull and
heifer-1st, Nv. j. Spaulding. E. E
Addison. judge.
Grade Cows and Heifers-Jersey
heifer, A. J. c. c., two months-1st,
Fred Wadleigh. Readfeld Depot.
Hereford white COW, five years-1st,
Mrs. Ralph ii. Wing. Readfield De-
pot. White Hereford COW, age one
year-1st, Mrs. Ralph II. Wing.
White Hereford COW, age five months
list. Mrs. Ralph w. Wing. E. Z.
Addison, Judge.
Oxen and Steers-Steers, one year
old-1st, Z. w. Williams Mt. Ver-
non. Two year old steers-1st, Roy
Hopkins. Mt. Vernon. Oxen. five
year-1st Chase oxen.
Z. E. Addison, judge.
Registered Ayrshires - Heifer,
three years-1st, John Damren.
Readfield Depot E. E. Addison,
judge.
Swine-sow and pigs-1st, Chase
f. Fogg, Readfeld. E. E. Addison.
judge
Poultry-White Cochin Bantams.
cock-1st, L. L. Peacock. Readfeld.
Mr.. Peacock was awarded End OIL
White Cochin Bantams. 3rd on White
Cochin Bantam: 1st, End, and Bird
on White Cochin Bantam hens. ard
1st on White Cochin Bantam Pen
fowl Mr.. Peacock also won LIST on
Barred Plymouth Rock cock Pen
White Wyandotte hens--1st. W. A.
Browne of Readfield Depot. Pen
White Wyandotte chickens-1st, w.
A. Browne. Pen Brown Leghorns,
hens and rooster-1st, Mrs. Eta
Smith, Readfield. Pen Acondans,
hens and rooster-1st, Mrs. Eta
Smith. Pen Acondans, chicks and
rooster-1st, Mrs. Eta Smith. Pen
Black Leghorns. chicks and rooster
list, Mrs. Eta Smith. Two White
Wyandotte pullets-1st and End,
Frank c. Wood, Fayette. Pullet,
single comb Rhode Island Red-1st,
Herbert n. Richards. Winthrop. Pen
White Leghorns-1st. Philip Gordon,
Winthrop. Pen chicks Rhode Island
nde lot
Pen chicks, Buff Leghorn 1st,
vim also won 1st on pen chicks.
Brown Leghorn. LIST on Brown Leg
horn pullet. He won list on Brown
Leghorn cockerel, 1st on Buff Leg
horn pullet 1st on Buff Leghorn
cockerel. End on S. c. r. l. Red pull
let. Herbert N Richards won 1st
on S. c. r. l. Red pullet and 1st on
). {. r. l. Red cockerel c. p. Swift,
judge.
Harry McKenney of Winthrop won
1st and End on one pair. Veloues
Gilman of Readfeld won 1st on Il
pair, white. end on pair white, 1st
on l pair blue white, 1st one pair
black. ". A. Bourne, judge.
Fruit
Best display of apples-1st, A. c.
ANut'SNAi, 1NtHlS I1Hl.
Pears
F. A Hayden of Readfeld won first
on Jersey. Sheldon and Sickel.
Clapps Favorite pears-1st, Ed Cot
tie, Readfield: End, w. A. Bourne.
Readfield; 3rd.. a. C. Russell Bart
lett-1st.. A. c. Russell. Judge, f.
E. Addition.
Hugh c. Smith of Readfeld took
first on Blue Pearmain. second on
Wolf River, first on Yellow Flat,
second on Baldwin and Mcintosh
Red. A. c. Russell of Kents Hill
won first on. Northern Spy, Baldwin,
Rhode Island Greening, Mcintosh
Red, Gravestein, Faneuse. Hubbard
stein. Roxbury Russet. Golden Rus
set, Twenty Ounce, Bellhower. Toll
man Sweet, Ramba. and second on
Wealthy and Wagner. Otis L. Dunn
of Readfield was awarded first on
Canoe and Starks and second on
Twenty Ounce. F. A. Hayden of
f. S. Townsend of Readfield Depot
won first on Wolf River. Gravestein
and Ben Davis. Merle L. Cooper of
Oakland was awarded first on Nod
head, Wealthy and Greetings and
second on Tolman Sweets, Ben Davis
and Northern Spy. Charles Elvin of
Winthrop was awarded first on Wag-
ner and Harvey Greetings, and Sec
ond on Stark and Greetings, and
third on Baldwin. Judge, E. Z. 'Ad-
diton.
Vegetables
Awards on vegetables were made
as follows: Mammoth squash-1st.,
Horace Wood. Readfield. Citron-
1st., F. A. Hayden, Readfield: End,
Mrs. Berton A. Foster, Monmouth.
Tomatoes. Earlianna-1st., NJ. A.
Wells, Readfield. Squash. green-1st,
Delium and Hubbard-2nd., Otis L.
Dunn Of Readfield. Cucumbers-1st.,
F. A. Hayden: End, Otis S. Dunn. Po-
tatoes. (Early Rose)-1st., Walter
Gordon. Readfeld: End. Green
Mountain) Otis S. Dunn. Pie pump
kins-1st.. Otis S. Dunn Carrots
1st.. r. A. Hayden. Mr.. Hayden also |
won first on celery. Chinese cabbage |
citron, spicy canteloupe, turnip and
lettuce Ralph Bickford of Readfield |
took first for trace eight-rowed seed |
corn and trace pop corn. Charles |
Elvin of Winthrop was awarded first |
on carrots, table beets. yelloweye
beans and second on turnips and to-
matoes. A. c. Russell of Kents Hill |
won second for muskmelons. Judge, |
e. E. Addition.
Exhibit Of Farm Products
Best display-B. V. Davis, Kents |
Hill.
Best display by boy under IS years |
list, Charles s. Libby of North |
Wayne; 2nd William ]. Spaulding, Jr. |
Dairy ana Household Products
Angie Spaulding of Readfield Depot |
won first on exhibits of 10 varieties