Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-02
NUMBER -.

rug she put on exhibition, and which
drew out much praise and c)mmenIl-
tion. Mrs. Byron c. Wait, rag carpet.
Mrs. Charlotte Wait, pair mil.ens.
Ephraim Child, cranberriss Mrs. L.
Childs, idies, sofa pillow AMI PERU.
merry stand.
Abel uoughton, blood and white sugar
beets; Mrs p Staples, chIr tidy; Miss
Ida Wait, letter case scrap, AMI pin.
cushion; Edmund & Rowe, splendid
display ef horse shoes, Joseph =. Eli
mund5, single wagon, B. L. Wotsous
make of FArminglon Falls; Mrs. NJ. l..
Winter, table butter, double m.,tens.
mems hose (@oolen); NJ. c. Whue, 3
traces corn, squashes; Mrs. G. VI. Wbi.c.
chair tidy; Mrs. +. y. Norcro:s, pair
vase bouquets, basket do Ms. Hosea
A, Yetten, fancy rug. striped ruE,
rag carpet, pair lamp mats. pair childs
blbs; Mrs. Oscar DJlloil. bed spread;
Mary kdder. notices, worsted tidy,
moss wreath Mrs. Tyler kidder, Jar
OF pickles; Albert R)pt, apples AMI p).
tatoe crop; Lucy Barnard, bed spread
made of old white rags, thing Of much
merit. evincing patience, prudence aad
unsurpassed skill; Samuel Holmes,
squashes; his wife, white and graham
bread; Sla, H)lmes, trace corn Henry
Abbott, potato crop VIM. '. Fainter.
trace corn, % varieties apples. 4 spendid
show OF apples, Newton Pippin. Coles
Ounce. Nsrthern Spy, Sweet Bow. iIar.
vey, Bee Astrichan. Faunce, Winter
Sweet, Black Oxford, Sur and Sweet
Baldwin. Long Stem. rolman Sweet,
Garden Royal. &c. Mrs. w. Y. Fainter,
rugs.
l. l.. Stockbrldge. ash door, and
thing OF beauty rs we'll rs OF utility; >.
f. Griffith put in an appearance with
fine piece OF workmanship in shape OF 3
gold mounted harness. together with
sleigh robes, blankets, etc. Geo II New
man. trace corn and biz beets. Mrs VI \
Green, quilt, and also the great a.trac-
lion OF the hall, grange wreath, made
from grasses. corn, wheat, beans, pess,
aud seeds OF numerous kinds, crescent
shaped aud very beautiful thing. \ \
Mitchell entered ine pair of coach
harnesses. an improved top buggy and
~ Ithica n rise rak, VIM j Wheeler,
~ organ made by American Ocgh Co.,
(Smith Orgtn). There was on exhibition
Davis sewing machine. j l. Hayden
had Wheeler 4 Wilson machine in the
hall worked by an agent.
The display of horses the second day
was the best ever shown on these Fair
Grounds Family horses entered we've by
Hosea Newton, E & Harlow $ VI Virgin.
A X P Marsh. John B Staples, II w
Bracket. B c Wait, Tyler Kidder, Sam'i
White and V Z Fuller Stock horses. &
NJ Park. /; J B Staples /; V A Dunn.L
Matched horses by ! B Staples, A A
Mitchell and D n Marble.
Breeding Mares. Samuel Tobin, mare
and fo.! j B Staples, do; d VI Tory.
Winthrop Morrill, years old; II w
Brsckett. Winthrop Morrill, years old;
G NJ Holland. years old colt Hiram
Woodruff. and years colt Larkin Knox;
some other horses we're entered, bu. we
were unable to get all Of them. The
address by Hon. John P.Swasey, was lls-
tened to by an interested audience and
Swasey added more laurels 90 an al
ready we'll adorned name and position.
The RACES.
Wednesday afternoon. the race open
10 anv horse owned 10 the limits OF the
society came of. Following is q sum-
mary:
Fl w Bracket ns Androscogglu,
II W Bracket rs Gold Plate, 3
Park us Rocket 3 5
Time-3:OS OS; Ass; 2:52; a:5l.
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