Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-19
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.

NEAT STOCK Whole No.entries %, j g Billings
Bethel grade Jersey COW, grade Jersey heife-, In
milk years old: Dutton thoroughbred Jersey
cow and calf months old. Gilbert Chapman, one
GRADE Durham COW and bull calf seven months
old calf weighs $50 tos.; Edwards, one grade
Durham bull, years old; . Pain, Mason, do
X burbank, White Mountain Stock Farm, Shell.
burne, y H. thoroughbred Ayrshire bull Romeo,
3 years I'd, grade Ayrshire bull ~ months old
thoroughbred Ayrshire bull calf months old
thoroughbred Dutch Bull, years old, thorough.
bred Durham bull Prince OF Wales, one year and
1--we months old; w w Mason, Bethel herd II
head; j q Roberts, Hanover, thoroughbred Here.
ford bull, years old, grade do, years old; Pre-
miums: best herd w W Mason, Bethel; 2nd. X |
Burbank. Shelburne: Ayrshire bulls over year
old lst w w Mason, end, X Burbank under |
year Il Burbank: Durham and Dutch stock, II |
burbank: thoroughbred Jerseys, j Dution, Bethel
grade Jersey cows, J c Billings, Bethel; grade
Durham bulls years old, lst, a Edwards, Bethel,
2nd, Pain Mason; do calf, Gilbert Chapman; thor.
oughbred Hereford stock, j Roberts, H,noyer /;
grade Durham COW, LIST. w w Mason 2nd, Gilbert
Chapman.
WORKING ONES.-Wholc No. working oxen &
steers, - pairs. largest by o Is Hayford, Albany
:, $50 pounds latest John HaEelton, Albany end
Alex Stone, 3D. Joel Prince working oxen without
reference TO age, best, j Hapgood, Bethel, 2ud
oxen, Daniel Holt, Bethel; best year olds, j G
Roberts, Hanover; best year ods, l. Bisbee
Greenwood, 2nd, G kimball, Bethel; best match
ed do, A o Pain, Mason: best 2 year olds, Daniel
Morrill,, Mason, End, + Russell, Bethel; best one
year olds, Ii Bean, Bethel.
GARDEN VroErABLEs.-There were - entries
The display OF squashes was iine and shows that
our people are taking more pains TO raise pure In.
stead OF mongTels Turban, lst, \ w Valentine
Bethel, And, y Putnam, Mason Marblehead, LIST
Ezra Rowe, 2nd, a w Valentine; Boston MARROW
LIST, I Carter, I'd. w Mitchell; Beets, long blood
LIST, John Temple, Fad, c Edwards Blood Tur.
nip, let, Grover, 2nd, Alfred Twitchell; Kshl
Rabbi, LIST, Jonathan A Dbott, God, y G Mills: Su.
gar beets, lst, Y Bean; Cabbage, lst, Alfred
Twitchel, 2nd, l. Edwards: Carrots beet long
II Mason, 2nd, ID Mills; y q Mills presented "A
trace OF very line short horn carrots; Citron. I.t
ID Cummings, End, Ezra Rowe; Watermelon, ID
A Cummings; Lima Beans, lst sam I Holt and
Timothy Barker; Mxrblehead champion mole
beans, w Valentine; Geo EllingwoOd, Bethel
presented two specimens of sugar trough gour,ls
which attracted much attention; there was only
one sample of onions, by j G Rich OF Greenwood:
Turnips, LIST, q Grover, Mason, End, A CLARK
Bethel.
PUMPKINS, POTATOES AND BEASs.-Dayid r
Brown presented two pumpkins, one weighing As
pounds the other -; Geo Fleetwood, one IS lbs
A Sloan, prolific potatoes; q T Edwards early
rose, Thompson seeding; A NJ Carter presented
Seeding started by friend Taylor of Belgrsde~
resemble the Orono, but are larger aud Yield much
were 10 specimens OF presented for inspeciion
David Brown, Dutton; ID VI Grover, do; l. Sloan
rowed Barker, do; Grover, I2 rowed: n p
DustOn, do; ID A Cummings, do; Otis Hayforj
trace srowed; ID Cummings, q w Grover, ID =
Mills, ID q Rich, each one; ID Z Mills traces |
ID Holt, do; o 5 Needham, l Il rowed j Pea |
ly. do: Z q Wheeler thorn.
WHEAT RYE AND 0Ars.-T. Chairman ona |
peelmen lost nation, one rye; A Il n g Garter
white Michigan E. X. Morrill, splendid samnIs |
lost nation; IL Carter, Scotch oats; VIM w /