The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-09-25
III. w. Pearson, califowers, beans.
j. w. Morrison, variety of potatoes.
Fred l.. Merrill, turnips, beets.
c. Mitchell, variety of squashes.


N. H. Leighton, Falmouth Pekin ducks.
Nathan Pride, Cumberland trio Pekin ducks, trio
game fowl, trio game chicks.
Hiram Sterns Cumberland, Plymouth Rock
chicks.
John V. Dana, Falmouth, Pekn ducks, Plymouth
Rock chicks, Light Brahma chicks.
H. R. Mountford, Cumberland, eight Brahma
fowl, eight Brahma chicks.
Alvin Frank, Cumberland, Plymouth Rock
chicks.
Willis Leighton Falmouth, trio Partridge Cochin.
U. G. Hamilton, No. Yarmouth rabbit and four
young ones.
A. Fl. Stroug, Cumberland, l trio Bronze turkeys
l trio Brown Ieghorn hens.
Robert Themes, Cumberland, u hens anu ROOSTER,
Plymouth Rock breed. 49,
Henry Osgood No. Yarmouth, L trio Brown Leg
G. II. Prince, W. Cumberland Brown Leghorn
hens.
Chas f. Cobb, Deering, pigeons.
w. s. Allen Gray, Brown Leghorn puliets al"
DIS. W. Jones. Cumberland, 3 Leghorn chicks. :,
Howard C. Chase, North Yarmouth, pullets,
rooster, Game chicks.
Frank W. Ioring, No. Yarmouth trio Light
Brahmas, trio Plymouth Rock
STEERS.
Albert Rideout, Cumberland, 8 year old steers.
BENZ. Strout steer months old.
Geo. J.. Allen Falmouth, yoke steers.
M. o. Huston, No Yarmouth, yokes 3 years
old.
old.
S. p Leighton Falmouth, 2 yoke 8 years old.
NJ. o. Huston, Falmoutn, yoke steers
DRAFT OXEN.
A.F. Winslow, Falmouth, one pair year old
oxen, grit 6 feet, IL inches; also one pair year
old, grit feet inches.
C. W. Winslow, one pair oxen.
Joseph Hicks, one pair oxen.
VIM NJ Merrill one pair oxen, grit feet
inches so one pair, grit feet inches.
FAT CATTLE.
Albert Rideout, Cumberland, one pair oxen.
VIM. L. Prince, Cumberland, one pair oxen.
l. N,,,p1A INDJr ,nnfhn vatr =
oxen, grit feet 10 inches.
Josiah Allen, Falmouth, one pair oxen 5 year
old grit feet 10 inches
PIGS AND SHEEP.
E. Hodsdon, North Yarmouth, full blooded Berk-
Observation-Disclosures, Cumberland Berkshire sow,
pigs and boar.
= Sawyer, North Yarmouth pair of white
calves, twins.
S. Porter. Cumberland, two thoroughbred Jersey
heifers.
E. @. Morrill,, North Falmouth, South Down
VIM. Blanchard, Cumberland, grade Ayrshire
COWS.
D. G. Loring, North Yarmouth, thoroughbred
Jersey stock. 4.e1gIa1ts
W. b. Wilson. Jersey yearling.
Geo. Blanchard & Bro, fine show of full blood
ed Jersey cows and heifers among them the eel ,e
calves, 6 months old, which girt feet Sinehes.
A.. E, W1nSlOW, South DOWN Sn6cp, IuI DlOOutu'
Grenville Hall, Falmouth Durham bull two years
old.
E. G. Prince, Westbrook, Jersey bull.
c. w. Winslow, Hereford bull one pair steers.
Geo Blanchard g. Bro, a Chysdale colt, three
fourths blooded, year old, weighs 800 pounds.
The exhibition of town teams was decided
by all good judges present to be the finest
thing of the kind ever seen in this part OF the
state. The Cumberland team comprised 10
IF ba Fol, ,o11fI, tpan consist
ed of % pair each team beirg strung together
and exhibited side by side. The judges found
it difficult to decide, but finally gave the first
premium to the Falmouth team, the second
to the Cumberland.
The extensive proportions of the fine hall adj
mitted fine exhibition of fruits and house,
hold articles.
Geo. Blanchard & Bro of Cumberland, give
a full display, among which may be mentioned
the new Warrior mower, the Randall haryes-
ter an improved corn husker, Moseley's cabi-
net creamery, which took the highest premium
at the New England, New York and Vermont
fairs, and which attracts great attention, Ach-
ton salt, Blanchard churn, butter stamps, salt
ing scales, butter press, the queen of the dairy,
Mores' pyramidal milk strainer and ''Kiner-
sons butter prints and boxes.
e. Gates of North Leominster, Mass, exhib-
its new style of milk pail.
The dining hall will seat $50, and it is only
necessary to add that the culinary skill for
which the ladies of this town are celebrated,
gave ample attestation at the dinner yester-
day.
PROGRAMME FOR TODAY.
10 a. m.-Stallions for general use will be
shown on the track accompanied by stock of
their own getting.
11.3O o. m.-Three and four year old colts
will be shown on the track for premiums
2.30 p. m.-Trot for purse No. 1, $50;-$25,
$15, $40; 24O class. The following horses are
entered:
/. P. Woodbury., Portland .......b. g. John Morrill,
w. ID. Ramsdell Portland, br m. Cyclcn
Geo. F. Htchins, Portland .......cr. 6. Cotton Tail
3p m.-Purse No. 2; $4O-s2o, $15, So; min
ute class
w. D. Ramsdel Portland ............: br. m. Flirt
William Bolton, Deering, ........... br G. Cashier
E. n. Greedy, Portland, b. G. Sir Dahlgren
Dan Dinsmore, Great Falls, ....... b. M Lenore
Gerge Doughty, Cumberland, b. m. ------