The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-14
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The fifteenth annual Fair and Exhibition ii
the Sagadahoc Agricultural Society opened
Tuesday morning, October 18th, at Topsbam.
The attendance as good and the number of en-
tries quite large, among which is the sI,ewis,,
ton Boy entered BY II. B. Pinkham of Bruins
wick; the stallion ''Sagadahoc," by James
Sampson of Bowdoinham; one stallion colt of
the Knox breed, by Geo. Curtis; one of like
blood. by Harry Campbell; one two years old,
by John Temple of Bowdoinham one six wears
old, by j. D. Williams of Richmond. Tie
above are trotting stations.
The following list Of entries is from the Bath
Times
TRoTTING HORSES
For trotting horses. the Hartford Belle"
owned by James Druery, and the "Gold-
smith" owned by John w. Pask of Bath are
entered.
49, WORKING OXEN.
One pair each is entered by j. E. Tedford,
Geo. A. Rogers, o. P. Thompson, C. f. Pat
ten, G.. w. Mallett and L. W. Tedford of Tops
ham. Two town teams of working oxen are
also entered, one pair by James Sampson of
Bowdoinham and one pair by Charles Snow
of Brunswick. Two pairs of draft oxen are
entered, one by J. E. Mallett of Topsham, and
one by Daniel Fulton of Bowdoinham. Chas.
T. & J. w. Brackley of Topsham, and Isaiah
Jordan of Brunswick, have entered town
teams of two and three years old steers.
FAT CATTLE.
Among the entries in this list are some very
fine oxen entered by J. E. Tedford, Isaac NAL.
lett, Alvah Mallett and Arthur Andrews OF
Topsham, and one pair also by James Purring-
ton of Bowdoinham.
Some good looking COWS are entered by Lew.
is Simpson, G. f. Pencil and ii. G, Orr OF
Brunswick, aud James burlington, James
Sampson, N. H. Williams, WI. Briggs Of
Bowdoinham, and Geo. F. Barron, Humphrey
burlington and j. T. burlington of Topsham
FINE ARTS.
Some nicely executed oil paintings are also
exhibited BY Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Greenleaf Of
Bath, and Miss L. G. bennett of Brunswick
Among the articles also worthy of note are
some wax flowers by Miss Fanny Kelley Of
Bath, a young miss of twelve years. Numer.
Gus other works of like merit are en- by
| Mr.. Thompson and Mrs Frost VI Aor.-~,a
and Mrs. VIM. Haskell of Portland.
The following premiums have been awarded
PREMIUMS.
Heifers three years 0id-James Puringt IN, Bow
Dol. ham, st g.; ;, " pa 6 T0psh' M 2d, 81
Helers t~o Years otd-George Jelllson, B 'wdoin.
ham, LIST, 80; james Purington, do, %, $3.50; BOW.
| ard Sma !, ropsham, 81, 81
Ysarking Hevers-Lemuel Collins, Topshsm, 1st
| $l.6l.
n1Ta. 1.sea I'd ys,sy Hsr'-charlss j. Gilman
Jersey Grade-Chsrles j. Gilman, Cd; George
Sampson. B wdoinham, Sd; James Sampson, Bow
dOinham, 4th.
Hevers and Calves George Jellison, Bowdoin
ham, LIST and Sd; WIN. Riggs Bowdoinham. I'd.
Steers three years 0ld-George Jellison, Buwdoin
ham, Isl, 50; A. Adams, Topsham, 2u, 81; isaiat
Steers t,oo years oid-o. v. Hersey, Topsham, LIST
%; George Jellison, I'd, 81; N H. Williams, Bow.
Ysarling Steer.-James Purineton, Bowdoinham
LIST, 80; = g. Malelt, Topsham, I'd; James samp
ta,ues Isaiah Jordan, Brunswick, LIST, 81; Georg,
Jellison. I'd.
DrqJt ,lren-O. F. Thompson, Topsham, LIST, So
j. E. Mallett. Sd; Daniel Fulton, Bowdonf am, Sd
The officers of the Society for the year 1866
are as follows:
President3Wildss P; Walker, Topsham.
Vice Presidents-A S. Perkins, Topsham; Lemue
II. Slower, ia psweil; Jesse Snow, Brunswick.
Executive Commit ee-lhomas Pencil, Harps.
we Ii Obed B. Merrill. Topsham; B. F Marb e.
Woolwich; James Sampson, Bowdoir ham Charles
Snow, Brunswick.
Recording Secvetary-Geo. A. Rogers. Topsham.
Treasurer and Cottector-A. G. Poland, Bruins