The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30
ANNUAL FAIR.
on the old grounds of the club, situated at
Cumberland Centre,

AN N u IN IL II n 16s
on the old grounds of the club, situated at
Cumberland Centre,
IN OCTOBER NEXT.
We have very much improved our track and shall
have ample accommodations for household and vege-
table products 1t may reasonably be expected that
this will be the best fair ever held I'M town. Ou
club premiums must of necessity be small, having
met with serious loss this season. The amount oil
club premiums will be mentioned hereafter. There
are, however, quite number of private premiums
offered by individual which in the aggregate amount
to quite SUM, among which, mention should be
the Maine Farmer or Country Gentleman for the bes
pot of buutter not less than % lbs for the bes
herd of Cattle owned by any individual in the above
mentioned towns go tor best town team not less thar
eight yoke $5 for the second So for the third Auy
person desiring to sell their stock will have an oppor
tunity on the first day of the Fair.
President. Joseph Sawyer.
Vice President, willianH Blanchard, North Var
mouth
Secretary, David L. Blanchard
Treasurer, David M: Prince.
Marshal A. j. osgood.
Assistants ? p p NJ p pTieHe'
Police appointed by the Marshal:
Door Keeper and Ticket Agent, Frank S; Merrill.
The Grounds will be divided into divisions, eacl
under distinct Superintendent:
Division I, Live Stock, Levi Lufkin.
:. :. 2 Neat Stock, Joseph Sawyer.
3,Sheep,S Swine and Poultry, Fred H.Sweetsir
5Vegetabie department. George S. Merrill
CLASS NO. 1.
Ltve iStock.-Horses-Wm G. Davis, Portland; A
L. Lorlng, Yarmouth; Curtis Colley, Falmouth
James Sanborn, Cumberland.
CLASS NO..
Neat Stock.-Gies Loring, Yarmouth: R. o. Co.
nant. Cumberland; r. H. Chase, Nos Yarmouth
Smith Barbour, Falmouth.
CLASS NO. 3.
Ioacn Teams, Working Oren Matched and Bee
Mitchell, Yarmouth; Fred F. Hail. Falmouth; Solo
mon T. Merrill, Cumberland.
CLASS NO. 4.
Sheep, !Sscine and Poultry,-Bela Blanchard Fal
mouth; Samuel r. Sweetsir, Cumberland; Samuel
G. Loring, No. Yarmouth; Samuel A. Prince, Fal.
mouth.
CLASS NO. 5.
Crops,-Capt. Joseph Blanchard, Cumberland
Capt. James Sowyer, No, Yarmouth Capt, Da Sid b
Wilson, Cumberland; Capt. Samuel Baker, Y armouth
CLASS NO. 6.
NrMit.,Columbus Knight, Falmouth A. S. Sweet
Sir, Cumberland; Ezekiel Hodsdon, No. Yarmouth,
GLASS NOT.
Garden Products.-Alvan Leighton, Cumberland
Henry M. Chase, No. Yarmouth; Jewett Merrill, Fal.
mouth.
CLASS NOS
Bread and Dairy Products-Frank W. Blanchard
Cumberland; Miss E. C. Osgood, No. Yarmouth Mrs
Giles Lo1ing, Yarmouth.
CLASS NO. 9.
and Honey.-Mrs. Henrietta Merrill, Cumberland
MIS- samuel A. Prince, Yarmouth; Mrs. Jewet
CLASS NO. 10.
Household Manufactures. Mrs. Bryant Shaw
Cumberland; Mrs. Bella Blanchard, Falmouth: Mrs
Edward Beals, No. Yarmouth; Mrs. Chas. Mitchell
Yarmouth.
CLASS NO. II.
Needle Work and Fancy Articles.-Edward Mer-
I'LL, Cumberland; Mrs. John Staples, No. Yarmouth
CLASS NO. r.
agricultural Operations, DRAGGING Match and
Special Lnprorements.-Wm Russell, Cumberland
Asa Russell, Yarmouth; Michael l.. Whitney No
Yarmouth.
CLASS NO. 10.
Agricultural Implements.-B. B. Sweetsir Cum.
berland; Ira VIM, Falmouth; Peter Allen Var
mouth; John Staples, Dr., No. Yarmouth.
CLASS NO. IA.
Horsemdnship.-EdwardS tubbs Yarmouth: Rich
ard Mountford, Falmouth; Edward o. Russell, Cum
berland.
Competition not confined to the persons comprising
the Fair.
CLASS NO. Is.
Miscellaneous Articles.-Jesse B. Sweetser, Cum
berland; Samuel H. Sweetser, No. Yarmouth
Persons comprising these committees will receive
their instructions the morning of the Fair at the
office of the Club on the grounds.
Show Grounds Free. Admission to the Hall 10 cts
Forage for stock furnished by the club.
Contributions of wild and cultivated flowers DO
quets. pot plants, etc. are especially solicited.
Notice OF the time OF holding the fair will be pub
lshed hereafter SELF 26&o1