The Portland daily press., 1876-10-13

onons-H W BENNETT Topsham; I'd j Mustard,
Ca5bage--lst W Graves, Topsham; ID simp-
| son, Brunswick
HeIefords-best cow, LIST c Joyce, Brunswick; I'd
| w Fulton, Bowdonham
| 2-year ods-lst E Cough, Topsham
Yearlings-1st Dan Fulton, Bowdoinham
DeVons-no full blood entered
| wick
1st on 3year old heifer and 1st on heifer calf to
| Patk McMannus of Brunswick
| Yearlings-FOr best full blood bull 4-years old
| Medal to Geo Sampson of Bowdoinham
DO 1-year old-A A Rogers Brunswick
r. For best eow-1st j Gilman, Brunswick; I'd G P
| Do Swear old heifer--G 7 Richardson, Brunswick
Do 2-year old heifer-A Rogers, Brunswick
| Do 1-year old heiter-G Sampson, Bowdoinham
For best calf-G Sampson, Bowdoinham
| Grades-best COW, G Gilman, Brunswick.
For best 3-year old heifer-lst w Dearborn
Iopshom; I'd Isaac LemoDt, Brunswick
For l-year old heifer-Isaac LemOnt, Brunswick
Fat cattle-1st Cowen Coomts, W Bath; Cd Chan
man & Flint, Bath; Sd Frank Jordan, Brunswick
| HORSES.
Stallions-best 5-years old and over LIST Sagadahoc
Knox, ii Staples, Topsham; I'd W r Field, Bruins
For best 3-years ODD Alexander, Topsbam
Do 2-years old-1st L Alexander, Brunswick; Cd
Mayhem u Co, Bath
DO yearlings-lst VIM Gower, Bowdoin; Cd ia
Draft horses.double team, 1st Cornish, Tons
ham; % John Merryman, Brunswick I'D Il Noyes,
Single team-Paul Purington Topsham
Breeding mares and colts-1st H Cambell, Bruns-
WICK I'd w Alexander, Topsham; Sd E Muett,
x 4,year old cots-1st Geo Baker, Bowdolnham I'D
w Field, Brunswick
Swear old cots-lst j Millay, Bowdoinham; I'd
2-year old colls-lst W S Alexander, Topsham; I'd
Robt Jordan. Brunswick
Yearlings-1st Il Staples, Topsham; I'd A
Tedford, do
MICH COWS.
list Geo Springer, Brunswick; I'd Lewis Simpson,
do; Sd Merriman, do
TRAINED STEERS.
LIST j M Cromwell, Bowdoinham; "a Fl q Fulton,
do; Sd N Williams do
While the committee were reading their
awards the trotting stations were shown on the
track, Sagadahoc Knox bearing off the palm.
In the afternoon probably the largest crowd
that ever was together on the grounds at one
time was to be seen in the hall and on the track.
In the trotting for the 2.4O class but little in
terest was manifested as only two horses start
ed. The entries for this class were as follows:
Alpheus Brown, ms. brn Forest Girl; S. S. Jor-
dan, ms. blk. g. Oko; Kingsbury Small, Billy
Wilson DR.. Forest Girl won in three straight
heats Time, 800, $50, 2543.
In the sweepstakes trotting considerable in.
terest was manifested The entries were: VIM.
Fl. Smith, Auburn, ms. 8. m. Belle Smith;
Church Crockett Bangor, ps. G. G. Billy Plat
ter; j. s. Aver, Palermo, ns. b. g. Aver; e. K.
WoodmaD, Gardiner, rs. b. s. Knox Boy. In
drawing for positions the following result was
obtained: Belle Smith pole, Knox Boy second,
Aver third, Billy Platter fourth The sfollow-
ing is the summary:
Belle Smith. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Q
4
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Time~asi, a.sos, a.s2, 2sii ''''''' .
Belle Smith took first money, Aver second,
and Knox Boy third
A running race was gotten up between jim
mie Johnson's Ne Name and horse called
Soarecrow, owned by Mr.. Rogers of Bath. This
furnished considerable merriment for the spec
tators.
Also iu the afternoon the annual address be-
fore the society was given by Judge W. Gil
bert of Bath. 1t was pronounced an able and
instructive effort.
The Fair concluded with ball in Lemont
Hall, Bruins wick, last evening, the music being
furnished by the Bowdoinham Band, who have
furnished some very good music during the
Fair.
West Oxford A Agricultural Society.
The third and last day of this fair opened
pleasant. There has been but small number
of people thus far. The amount of the receipts
of the society will not fall below the amounts of
last year and are much larger than former years
The afternoon of this day usually draws larg
crowd as the sweepstake trotting comes off t
ppm. All has passed off quietly thus far with
the usual little exceptions which are of but lit
tie account.
here published, taking partial list of horses as
can be made until the close tonight.
NEAT STOCK.
Daniel HILL Brownfeld, LIST premium, yearling
steers; do gratuity on trained:
AAColby Denmark, grade Durham bull, list.
!sa Smart, Fryeburg, bull calf LIST; do2 year old
Nathaniel Robinson, Denmark year old steers
gratuity.
John Weston, fryeburg, do, I'd. |
Willard G Powers, ,Fryeburg 3 year old Durham
bull gratuity bull. 3D.
j Edward osgood, Fryeburg, Jersey calf, list; do
John Ward, Fryeburg, year old milch heifer, list.
John Weston, Fryeburg. Jersey bull, 1st
John Colby, Denmark, matched year old steers,
do, I'd; year old steers, I'd.
Henry Walker, Fryeburg, year old Dutch calf
Nelson McIntre Fryeburg, Ayrshire bull, list.
Oren w Osgood, Fryeburg, Durham heifer, (grat)
Warren Towle Fryeburg Jersey heifer, gratuity;
do Jersey and Ayrshir ecalf, 3D.
HORSES AND COLTS.
Ed McAllister, Lowell, White Stockings trotting.
LIST prem.
AV Stevens. Fryeburg, family horse, 1st'
Nv Barker. Fryeburg, family horse, I'd.
John Weston. Fryeburg, breeding mare, list.
Ci1ocT T., NOR
Charles W Bickford, Brownteld, 3 year old colt,
W French, Porter, 3 year old colt I'd.
Ira Smart, Fryeburg year old colt, 1st.
W and o P Saunders, Sweden, year old colt. 3D.
William Stickney, Brownfed, year old colt,
Isaac wiggn, Stow, year old colt, ID,
John Weston Fryeburg, months old colt, list.
Wesley McKeen, Fryeburg, months old colt, I'd.
Geo X Bean. Denmark. matched colts, LIST.
L Hatch, Lowell, matched colts, I'd.
Goo Bean. Denmark, walking horse, lst
j l. Kimball, Hiram, walking horse, I'd.
TOWN TEAMS, WORKING OXEN, MATCHED AND
BEEF CATTLE.
James Hall, Denmark. working oxen, LIST prem.
James Walker, Fryeburg. do I'd,
Aaron Jones, Sweden, matched oxen, 1st
John Colby, Denmark, do, I'd.
Isaac A Walker, Stow, beef oxen, list.
Chas Barnes, Hiram, do, I'd.
james Walker, Fryeburg, town team, lst
Stephen Jewett, Denmark, do, I'd.
Geo Bean, Denmark, town team year old steers
1st
GRATUIrIEs.
Wyman Harnden, Fryeburg, working OK en-.
Chas Barnes, Hiram matched oxen.
CLASS 4, SHEEP, SWINE AND POULTRY.
Geo Bean, Denmark, sow, LIST premium; do 3D.
A Stevens, Fryeburg, Long wooded sheep, list.
Ira Smart, Fryeburg, Long-wooled ram, list.
Geo Bean, Denmark Short wooded ram, 1st.
James Walker. Fryeburg, do Sheep 1st-
James Ed Osgood, pigs, LIST.
Samuel Stckney, Brownfeld, fowls, list.
In the afternoon the sweepstakes purse open
to all horses best three 10 five, was troted and
resulted as follows:
Mr. Crosby ms Osecola,. ..............,..
Mr. Knight ms Centennial Boy. ......... 2 2
Mr. Hartford ms Susan Jane. ........... 3
Mr. Rand ms Little Mice. ............... dis.
Time PA, 2.43, 2,42, 2,47,