Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-04
For beat Yearling heifef-lst J. A. Rnndeif

For best yearling heifer-lst. J. A. Rundlett,
Mt Vernon; I'd, f. Soule, Reacfeld.
For best heifer csf-lst, 2. Morril, Res field.
Herds. For best herd not less than eight-lst.
A. & q. Underwood, Fay etre; J, Amos Parker,
Fayette; 81. X. Alden, Winthrop; 4th, Amos
Wheeler Winthrop.
Matched oxen. For best yoke matched oxen
LIST, }. NJ. VIM, Wayne; %, Z. Ii. Bamford,
Fayette; 80, b. Z. Robinson, Mt. Vernon.
For best yoke oi oxen without regard TO match
r.. Alden, Winthrop.
For best yoke lhree-yesr oil steers-lst, +.
Robinson, Mt NerDo0; p, A. +. Gll, Fayete.
Beef. For best pair beef oXeu-l-t, ii. A. Dex-
tet, Wayne; %, b. {. Robinson, Mt Vernon.
For b 81 beef cow-lst snd 20, A. j. Under
wood, Fayeite.
Steer. and steer calve.-For best pair years
old steers IL, q. Palmer, Fayette "a Ii. Park.
,r, do 81, A. i Il. Underwood, do.
For best pan of yearlIng steers-lst, j. NJ.
Wing, Wayne %, J. II. Rundlett, Mt Vernon;
80, X. Russell, Readfed.
For best pair steer cslves-lst, c. Williams,
Rea cid; ~, Chas. A. French, do; Sd, w. >.
U Elliot, dc.
Town teams Of steers 3 years old-lst, Mt.
Vernon %, kesdield.
2years old team of steers-lst Fayeite; I'd,
Nat. Vernon.
WorkIng oxen 4 years old-lst. A Weston,
Nj. Vernon; ID, j. Z. Stone, do; 80, T.. GORDON,
DO; 4tn, Dura Weston, do.
3y,ar Old steers, to disg-l-t, r. Alden, Win
th,op "a, y. Ba,iord, Fsyette; 3D. Geo. Jack
So, Mt. Vernon.
For best buck sheep-lst, J. o Butmsn, Read
field , !, b. f. Maxim, Wayne 81, W. Is. Frost,
do; Atm, l.. II. Blake. Mt. Vernon.
For b, ST flock # ewes, not less than S-lst, J.
.. Eutman, Keadfeld; ID, w. b. Frost, Wayne;
sd, y. Wing, Winthrop; 4tn j. NJ, Williams,
keidted; 9th, q. Z. Perry, Wayne.
For best breeding sow-lst, D. Z. Wood Win
throp, ~, >. 4. Bishop, Wayne.
For best Blk Pigs OF one lIter-lst, J. 5. Wood,
4 IA
Fowls. For best trio Of fowls-ls, g. r. Tn
der~ood. Fayette; 20, Z. +. swift, 40; 30, j.
Crock, do.
Geese and ducks-lst, o. Faruham.
1urkeys-lst, Bert.e Packard, ReAdfeld; ID,
j. W. Williams, do.
Dairy Products For best June butter not
less tnan 10 pouuds-lst, ID. Dolloti, Mt Vernon;
"a, q. NIchersou, kesdheld; g., A. +. Brown,
Nit. Vernon; Atm, j. y. Butmau, Readheld; 9th,
NJ L. Jones, FayetIe.
For best oeptelnoe. butter. not less than Is
pouuds-lst, q. A. Flke, " iuthrop; %, }. y.
Butman, Reaohed 80, ). Ii. Mooie, Winthrop;
Am, >. ). Gill, fsyette; 9Th, David Dolof, Mt.
Vernon.
Ms. ii. y. Nickerson, Re adneld; %, Mrs. ii.
Parker, Fsyeite 81, Mrs. NJ. 1. jones, do Attn,
Mrs q. Halves, Readhe.d; oh, Mis-. Is. +.
brown, Mt. Vernon.
Fo, cheese lgreel) not les. than 20 pounds
lst, Amos Parse, Fayelte; ID, ID. Dollof, Mt.
Vernon 3D. G. Hubbard. Fayette; An, ID. Dbl
lut. Mt. vernon; 5ln, w. q. " atson, Fsyette.
Fruit aud flowers. For best Winter apples,
vali.tes-l,l h. +. Yeaton, Belg' ade; III, j. L.
Dudley, kcadhed; 81, A. Smitu, Monmouth;
itn, k. T.. Mofrill, Wayne.
Fail apples-.st, Z. Dddley. Resdfeld; I'd,
Z. ). RoUUius, W luthiop; I'd, L. X Page, do; Am,
II t.. q. Mckee son, Realized.
Pears, best displsy-lst, {. NJ. Weston, Bel
grade; "a, |. X. Page, Winthrop.
For best plate oil pears-lst, L. I. Whiting.
Winthrop.
G.a,es-l.t. J. c. Dudley. Read6eld; %, A.
Smtn, Monmouth; Sd, l.. W. LiIchfeld, Win
thrUp; An, j. b. May hew, ReadheId.
Crauoeines-lst, L. Maxim, Wayne "a, VS..
Macomber, Winthrop.
Preserves. j. Halves, Readaeld; ID, L. X.
LltChiieid, Winthrop.
Home and household manufactures. Fulled
cluth-lst Mrs. q. W. Hall, Mt. Vernon; ID,
Mrs. J. Z. Dudley, Keadfeld.
Frockipg-lst, u. ". HAM, Mt. Vernon.
Wool, flannel OF oankets-lst, Mis-. j. 2. Saw
age. Mt Vernon; 2J, Mrs A. +. Bown, do; Sd.
MIS-. I. Roberts, do.
Cotton wool 1aDnes or bankets-lst, Mrs. Is.
F. Brown, Nit. Vernon; "a, Mis-. ). Ii. J. Berry,
Fayette; 81, Mrs. k. X Leighton, MI. Vernon.
domestic carpeung-ist, Mrs. Il. +. Brown.
Mt NetLon; "a, Mrs. \. +. Brown do: 80, Mrs.
". l.. True.
Hearth rug. drawn-lst, Mrs. l.. n. Thompson,
Fs, et,e; %, Mrs. &. b. Walker, do, Sd, Mrs. j
ID. Packard, AN, Ii. ii. Dexter
Health Tug, braided-lst, Mrs. j. 7. Savage,
Mt Vernon; u, Mrs. j. Maxwell, Winthrop;
81, Mrs. l.. NJ. Ola. L, ReAdfeld; ih Mrs. j. ID.
Packard, do.
For best corn duster-lst, Mrs W ii. Wilbur,
y IutLsop; pa, Mrs H. y. Nelson, Re Adheid; 81,
Mrs. A. A Dudley, 10.
AFTERNOON.
The afternoon was devoted entirely to purely
agricultural horse Iot," FIVE thousand persons
gathe ing TO witness the same-the largest ate nd
auce ever gathered al their fairs since the organ
ization Of the Society.
The first trot for purse of S2O-Sl2 to
first and IS to second. Two horses trotted-A.
c. X we OF Winthrop, and Simon Weston of
Readield. R3we's horse won in three straight
heats, keeping handsomely down to the work.
Time, 2 so.
Second trot for Society's purse of S30-Sl0 10
fist, $40 TO second, and 50 10 lind. Won by j.
o Wing Of WIN hrop, who has fne trotting
horse made the first two heats in ,43 and i6,
which Is good for a poor track. The two horses
competing were owned by Joseph Carrier of Mt.
Vernon, and David Graves of Wayne.
1 his closed the programme for The entire fair,
ami between five aud six o'clock, the happy peo-
pie returned to theit happy homes.