Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-10-12
IBluehili.

The Buehill cattle show and Fair. was
held on wednesday Of last week. The day
was fine and large number of people pres
ert. the large number of cattle and horses
on the grounds all OF good quality, presen-
tel fine appearance. The show I'm the
Fall, OF field and garden products. gave
evidence Of a rich aud plentiful harvest.
and the manufactured and fancy articles
were numerous and unusually good. The
usual agricultural horse trot was omitted.
Premiums were awarded by the several
Committees rs follows:
/ Town teams-lst Prem Bluchil; Town
teams. End Prem. Sedgwick.
Matched ami working Oxcn-r>t Prem.
Frank wood; and Prem. d. j. Allen: I'll Prem.
A. c. Peters.
Drawing Of Oxen-lst Prem. David J. Allen ;
End Prem. A. {. Peters 81 Prem. Gideon CLAY
4ih Prem. W. :. Hinckley.
Three yesr old stecrs-lst Prem. II. Z. D.y L;
2ul Prem. Roderick CsDdage; 81 Prem. Jo.cnh
Alien.
Two year old S,eers-lst Prem. Wilbur
Hinckey; End Prem ;. X. Hnckley.
Best two year old Hcifer-A. y. o.good :;
End two year old Heifer, A. c. Peters.
one wear old Stcers-lst Prem. d. J. Alien
1T Prem. on yearling belfer-J. X. Long;
End Prem on yearlins Heller, T. :. osgood.
Best pair Steer Calves-A. {. Peters.
Best Heifer Calyes-A. y. osgood; End Hei-
Ter Calves. Nathan O-good.
Mich Cows-l-, Prem. +. X. Mcintyre; pad
| Prem. T. 5. osgooJ.
Bulls-isi prem. years old Durham. 1850
pounds. A. {. Peters; md Prem. g. year Old
| Jersey. 4. c. osgood.
Fat oxen-l,t Prem. Frank Wood; end
Prem. u. J. Allen; 81 Prem. {. NJ. Allen; 9Th
| Prem. years old. John Atherton.
Fat Cows-fst Prem. J. +. Hinckley
Fat year old Steers-Georye Allen.
stalion-lst prem. . years Old Knox, +. X.
] Mcintyre.
Colts-Best year old. 7. X. Mcintyre; best
2year old +. X. McIntyre; end bes; year old.
| +. ID. Allen; best one year oil. q. A. Dodge;
2nd best one year Old. r. II. Mcintyre; 81 best
one year old, A. y. Osgood.
! Best Breeding Mare with Colts-lst Prem.
/ A. y. OsgOod.
swine-l>t Prem. j. T. Hinckley; End Prem
/ 4. c. Peters.
Pigs-ls; Prem. Z. c. Dodge; End Prem. F.
X. McIniyre.
| Poultry-ist Prem. Zenas Clossou.
Field crop. and Yegetabes-The Committee
/ report all 80 good that they can make no die
| tinciion.
| Best Peas-Andrew Grindle.
Best Corn-A. y. oagood. End do, Israel
| Weber
Best Pop Corn-s. P. Snowman, End do, F.
| i. Allen.
| Best Beans-1-t iPrem. no name, Ind +. 5.
I Gsgood.
Fruit-Be,t display and variety, c. c.
| Clough; Fad bes, display and variety, +. {.
| Dodge.
/. L. ID. Peters. o. W. Hinckley. A. c. os-
good and Many others, exhibited very nice APP
| piles, Pears, Grapes and &c.
jeremiah Eaton, Clarence o. Stevens aud
others showed fine specimens OF Cranberries.
Andrew Grindle aud George W. Clay, nice
Watermelons.
Buiter-lst Prem. Carrie McIntyre; 2nd do.
Mr.. T. ;. Osgood.
Cheese-lst Prem. Mrs. j. s. S,etson; end do,
Mr.. c. A. o,go cd.
Best homemade Carpet-Nrs. L. W. Snow,
I Mr.. 5. X. Hinekley. Mrs. {. A. osgood, Mr..
Joseph Hnickiey., Mr.. Katie Taylor. Mrs.
Nancy Osgood. and others showed quilts Of
many patterns, denotlng much labor, skill, and
| ingenuity.
Rugs-Mrs. L. p. Hlnckley, Miss Ida NJ. Sto-
yer, Mrs S. siIreman aud other Ladies showed
| some very nice and valuable rugs.
All wool -cloih-ist Prem. Mrs. Andrew
Grnde.
Cotton and wool-lst Prem. Mrs. S. ii. John
! son. -.
Yarn-lst Prem Mrs. n. II. Stetson; End
! Prem. Mrs. S. Ii. johnson; 81 Prem. Mrs. John
Stetson.
Best pair of soeks--Mrs. j. Darling, 81 years
old Crochet shirt Mrs. X. Grndle; Mttens
aud Gloves. Mrs. J. Stetson = Frost Basket,
/ Miss Effie Mcintyre; Pillow Sham, Miss. S. Z,
| umckley; Tidy. Miss Eta Wood 2nd do, Mrs.
/ T. y. Lord; Hand Sewing, Mrs. X. Candage;
| Knot Edging. Mrs. c. A. O-good; Millenary,
| MIS- :. L. Ever; Toilet Cushion, Carl Holt;
| Crochet Mats, Alice Holt; Lamp Mat, Mrs. T..
| 5. Osgood; Neck Tie, Florence Grindle; Floral
Cross, Mrs. A. NJ Carter, Worsted Wreath,
Mrs. +. c. Dodge; Moss Wreath. Sadie Dodge !;
Case OF preserved Butterflies. Insects a., G. C..
| Cloagh; Autumn Leaves, Nellie Allen; also
lots of fancy articles to numerous 10 mention,
all besufifutsnd useful. & = CIHf
ChildreusD epsrtmeBt- Motto, Maud Dodge !;
Tidy, Nellie Grindle, Sarah <. Osgood, 10
years old, Stockings knit By herself from yarn
Of her own manufacture Stockings Anna john
son; Yarn, Nellie Dodge; Dolls Socks. Addie
White Bread-lst Prem. Abby SWEET; End
Prem. Mrs. Emma W. Chase; 81 Prem. Kate
Means
Brown Breakfast PREM. Florence 0sgood ;
2nd Prem. Mrs. r. z. Candsge.
William III. Darling Exhibited rich specimens
of ore from his Copper mines.
4 81 la response TO an invitation TO othef
. towns, C. NJ. Allen, ID. Q. Tnurston, Dan
iel Thurston, J. Bsidses and F. p. Allen
of Sedgwick. appeared. with come fine cat
, ! d. and field and garden Gro pS. ...
Saturday evening. a substantial old fash
ion farmers supper was served at the tow
hall. where baked ~6eans, pumpkin pie
| doughuuts aud eoEses found ready and de
yourins friends, aRefwfiicf' the Old CANT
of Copenhagen, was INDUCED y "a OLE
and young with music by I've Cofnet bahd
All went home in good season. Oiled WI
supper, good cheer, good win and hapPy
. hoping that when snosher year rolls roslDs
, and another fair pressnts kself, they ma1
| | be there to see.'' x
II AUGUSTUS c. FErKns, President
A. G. OoooOD, Secretary.
The Centennial Department Of the Blue
!, hill Town Fair was An interesting feature
J. the collection OF antiquities was varied sn'
? extensive. -s.ssy -
Among other articles. were some whit