The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-11
Premium Awarded.

for wagons, carriages, essays and few miscel-
laneous articles:
Sheep-Mc-;ncs-Fo bucks, three years old and
given to E. s. Stowel OF Cornwall, Vt; one second
and one third to George Ladd, OF Stark and one
third premium to e. Markham, of Waterville
Two first premiums were awarded to f. G. Stow
ell, OF Cornwall, VT, and the two second premiums
to Jerome Holden, Of West Minister, vt. This ex-
hibitor took the first and one second premium for
bucks, one year old and under two, and to Mr. E. S.
Stowell was awarded the first and one second pre-
MUM.
Messrs Stowell and jerome Holden obtained on
buck lambs, the former the first and one second
premium, and the latter one first and one second
premium.
For ewes three years old and over Messrs. stowell
and Holden were the successful competitors the two
first premiums falling to the lot OF Mr. Stowell
and the second premium to Mr.. Holden. A third
premium was awarded to S. W. Pinkham, OF North
Anson.
Ewes OF three years old and under The first two
premiums were awarded to K. s. Stowell, of Corn
wall, VT; the two second premiums to Mr.. Holden.
The two third premiums were obi aimed by g. w.
Tnkham, and for ewes year oil and under 2, to f.
s. StOwell. Mr.. j. Holden took the first aid one
second premium.
For eve lambs, one first and one second premium
were awarded to E. S. Stowell, and Mr. Holden took
one first and one third premium.
The first premium for the best ten that have
sucked their own lambs car iied off by E. S.
Stowell, and the second and third premiums TO Je
rome Holden-a gentleman who has proved himself
a most successful competitor in more than de-
partnent.
For sweepstakes for the best buck. Mr.. Holden's
name stands first, he having carried off in this prize
the Society's gold medal.
J ong Wooled Sheep-Sweepstakes best buck, So
Gle Us medal to NJ. II. Cochrane, G. E.: Tor two year
old Cot. swOds, zen of three ewes Society's medal
was also awarded to MI Cochrane; for two year old
| buck, second premium to e. Wadsworth.
The first and second premiums for buck lambs and
ewes were awarded respectively to 8. w. Pnkham,
Ewes, three years old, to E. Wadsworth, Of Liver
more Falls who took the hrst premium IA diploma),
and the second for Cotswold yearlings, went to the
same exhibitor. w. W. Cheney took the first pre-
MUM for lambs.
By the society's rules Mr.. Chochrane, of Canada,
could not be competitor in long woods. The COM
mittee, report, referring to this fact that 'it
fine show and well worthy of special commendation
W. w. Chenery, OF Mass, presented a pen of Car
aman OF hastaed sheep, ana also one OF goats. lo5
| No. 2O.-Thororg hbreds-Stalli years old and
W Chenery. Belmont, Mass; I'd do $40 to Touch
| stone, owned by same.
Mares years and over, list premium s25 to Belle
No IS. Fai Cs.He.1st premium $50 and society's
owned BY Charles Shaw, Of Dexter: % do $40 to +
| Leavitt, of Portland, for years old.
Fairfield; I'd do to D Thompson s. Co, of Portland
| The committee recommend to notice the splendid
white grade OK entered by Mr.. Compton, OF Canada
| The OK is years old and weighs $500.
No. 13. Grade or NatiueV1st premium of herds
to VIM Eames. Worcester; ID do to S & W Warren,
Scarboro; Sd do to Geo Shores, Waterville.
First premium for cows to Lewis Bracket, Cor
| ham: 2d do to VIM Eames, Worcester, Mass.
| First premium for years old to VIM Eames Wor-
cester. Mass: I'd do to John SWEET, Waterville;
Calves, list premium to II BurleIgh, Fairfield; I'd
/ do to Mr. Eames, Worcester, Mass.
No. "a. StdiitctS-Ttree years old and under A.
list premium to q Wood, West Millbury, Mass; I'd
/ do to Chas Proctor Gornna; Sd do to H Jones
i Fairfield.
The co nmittee recommended some expression O.
appreciation be given . s Bruce for exhibiting
j his beautiful stallion in this class.
| No. ~. Getd:n 10 and F:ilies-Three years old and
under 4, LIST premium to W Hammond Cumber-
land Mills, for his filly Emma; ID do to S Kelley
Portland for hi. lilly Black Hawk.
No p: Stations fer General Gse1Eight year,
old and upward, LIST premium to Poor SOmer-
vile, for Draco Prince; I'd do to I 5 Lang, Mort!
Vassalboro, tor Gen Knox; Sd do to A Palmer, Pal
No. SO. Saddle Horses-First premium to Henry
a; - d do to Ella
| MUM to M Cochrane. Canada, for his Oxfo-l
| Down buck and ewes; LIST premium to VIM L Sis
son, Portsmouth, l, TOR South Down buck year.
Second premium to g W Hammond for pen of
ewes; I'd do to b Sanderson, Concord, II, for
| pen of South Down ewes.
| Sutton, Mass, for his Oxford Down buck.
| No. a. Fancy Matched Hcrses-First premium
to Jos Kilgore Portland; I'd do to Henry Taylor, do
| gratuty to DR. Hiram Drew, Frederickton, N B.
MOI. Hereford Ssoc@-.sweepstakes for bulls t
| Compton Lid, years old, entered by Burleigh 6
to Burieigh & Shores, Society medal; bulls, yea
old, LIST premium to Phil Sheridan, owned by W
sa ss a hsSa
te,yle; % do to Bpr t g. Shores, Fairfield:
| ID Co to Bprleigh s. Shores, Fairfield; years oil
and under 4. LIST and I'd premiums to Burleigh &
Seiiers years old and under, st premium n to
Blake, W st Waterv,lle; I'd do to Burlegh & Shores
No. II. ers-Three years old, list premium to
Lewis Chase, Fayette; I'd do to W Wescott, Gorham
premium to A Hamilton, Winthropi do o. oxen.
| feet and over, LIST premium to George Ladd, Arson
under teet: do to 5 W Warren. Scarboro.
No. 80. WOOL and FIar-Fine WOOL not less thai
i've aeeces, LIST and I'd premiums to Jerome Holden
West Westminster, vt.
In ella % the committee made the following ad
dtional report:-We, the Committee on Stations
recommend the stallion Farmers Glory, entered by
Strickland, OF Bangor, to the public as splendid
| stock horse.
Harwood. Boston, for one bundle of leather band
| silver medal; NJ G. Palmer, Portland, lot Of boot
and shoes, diploma; H: q 9 II. Fling, Portland.
Portland, leather betting, do; Page Bros, Franklin
N. H., single and double betting, silver medal; tt
same tor belt lae:ng, diploma; Chas. J Walker,
dies boots, do; lib. & II. NJ. Hart, Portland, do
BJt sft VIM Berrv, Portland. iiss.laqav t
and shoes, LIST premium, SIS; Duran q johnson
|
| Dunn, Portland, case harnesses, LIST premium, di
y ploma; Edwin Branch. Manchester, N. H., har
BY II. Dunn & Son, dozen rubber lined horse col
lars, saddle ;ads &c, diploma; Edwin Branch,
Sugar and Ho.ey-Aug Mosher, Gorham, bes
I'd do. 50; j L Hubbard, Walpole, Mass best bees
ton, best maple syrup, do. So; Portland Sugar CO
samples of sugar from molasses-committee recon.
mend silver medal; Forest City Sugar Refining Co.
/ nj ropde
| silver medal.
Agricultural Imp1emenis-Hi Holt & Co, East
Wilton, lot Of scythes, silver medal: Hatch
| Bosom, cheese and butter worker, do; d True
Portland, wringing machine, do; John Todd, do
Whitney, Portland, washing machine list premium
dozen apple pearers gratuity So; ! doz hay rakes
list pTsmSS, s sS dOz do diploma doz hoes
Ag, Bridgtonr hoe and weeder, Go; P Holden, We.
Jones' vermont hay and msnure forks list pTemi.
hoes diploma; Parker & Cannot, Boston, horse
er, do; 10 forks, different patterns, diploma, do
do; lightning apple bearers, do; D M Durham
Bangor hand loom and spinner. committee rec.
] ommend silver medal; Parker & Gannet, - Part
ridges forks, diploma; shovels. do; Whitman
Belcher & Co, Boston, sample fertilizer, do; do
scythe snathes, do; Mills double action force pump
silver medal recommended; Holmes & Blanchard,
Boston, stump and rock puller; Palmer s. Nickels
Kenduskeag, horse hoe, diploma; j P Weeman,
Brunswick; improved pump, do; Dennison, Pierce
Brock, Montpelier, VT, double board machine, LIST
premium sill er medal; water wheel, do $40; Isaiah
Frye g. Son, Portland, horse hoe. diploma; H j
Greeu, Leominster, Mass hand wheel rake, do Ken
dali & Whitney, Portland, 2 horse thresher and
reaper, LIST premium; Burts horse rake, diploma
horse pitch fork. do; H Briggs w Auburn hoepe
machine, do; Kendall Il Whitneu, Portland potato
digger, de; garden harrow, do; hydraulic ram, do
Packer, Mystic River, CT, wall builder and stump
extractor, do, Barrett, Providen e. r l. Shores
horse hoe, do; 90 harrow, silver medal seeding han
row, diploma; double harrow. do; Geddes' harrow,
do; Rice, Stetson, pulverizing harrow, do; Par
ker q Cannot, Boston, rotating harrow, do; horse
hoe and C -ltvator, do; lawn mower, do; w Thomp-
son, Gardiner, chain pump, do; S Grant, Vassal-
boro. combined corn and bean dropper, do; w
Griffin, East Pepperel Mass, Grifins hand thresh-
er, do; D M Durham, Bangor, Chambers horse hoe
diploma; Totman, Greenfield, Mass, horse power
and wood mill, do; S Whitman, Wilamantic ct,
Appleton, horse rake, do; N Hawkes., do; Whitman,
Belcher & Co, wheel hoe, do; horse, do; 7 HoI..
brook, seed drill, do; A Crawford, Warren stump
elevator, do; d Fisk, Shelburne, Mass, Raymond
elevator, dc; A Barnard, Fitchburg, Bay State
horse rake, do; j G Stodcard, Worcester Mass.
Peerless horse rake, do; Parker & Cannot Boston
best collection horticultural Implements LIST pre-
MUM; Kendall & Whitney, same, I'd do; W Bias.
sett Providence, same, Sd do; Hobrook, best seed
sower LIST do; Daniel Bennett Buxton inter-axle
dump Wagon, 1st do.
Household Mdnufdctures-A McFhail g. Co, Bos-
ton, pianos silver medal; Small & Knight Port
land, cabinet organ and 2 melodeons diploma:
Evans Josselyn do, parlor set furniture, chamber
get and side board, list premium IS; VIM Hast
ings, do, melodeOn and organs, do; Tebbetts g.
Mitchell. do, black walnut chambe: set and side
board diploma; Mrs Towle, case millinery, gra-
binding. diploma; Mrs c Abbott, No Vassalboro.
afghan, I'd premium 81; j Burgess Liyermora