Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16

ard, vegetables, LIST; potatoes, I'd. q X
Bean, carrots, I'd beets, I'd. Mrs VIM II
wiswell, garden seeds, LIST; vegetables, Sd.
A v Stevens, variety potatoes, LIST; ] w
Smart, I'd. Aw Walker, vegetables, I'd.
Ralph Wiley, gratuity on potatoes. o p
Saunders, variety apples, LIST; do pears, LIST;
Alvin Head, Chatham, N. H., gratuity on
apples. James walker, Seeding apples,
LIST; J W Colby, grapes, LIST; J NJ. Bean,
ID; Chas Z Smith, Sd; Chas Z Smith, bell
peppers, I'd. Fall butter, Mrs N o McIn-
tire, LIST; Mrs VIM II Wiswell, I'd; Mrs
c L Smith, Sd. June butter, Mrs VIM II
wiswell, LIST; Mrs c II Walker, I'd. Cheese,
Mrs VIM II Wiswell. LIST; Mrs + n Frye,
I'd Mrs G. r. Bean, Sd. Flour bread, Su-
sic NJ Walker, LIST; Anna Barrows, I'd; AL
Ice L Locke, Sd. Cake, Nellie Saunders,
lst; Susie C Weston, I'd; Alice L Locke,
Sd. Brown bread. Susie NJ Walker, LIST.
NJ w Weston, currant jelly, crab apple,
grape; Mrs C II Walker, sweet tomato
pickle, tomatoes. peaches, crab apple jelly,
grspe Jelly. Mrs Geo r Bean, tomatoes,
raspberries, raspberry jelly, grape jelly,
crab apple jelly. Mrs n o McIntire, can
ned fruit. Mrs A K Jenness, pickles,
Chill sauce. spiced currants, peaches, pears,
raspberry jam, apple jelly. Anna Barrows,
crab apple jelly, crab apple marmalade'
Hattie A Pike currant jelly, grape do, rasp-
berry. Matte Howe, grape jelly, plum do.
Mrs w II Abbott, peaches Chill sauce,
marmalade, blackberry jam, spiced cur
rants, crab apple jelly, preserved crabapple.
Bees honey, w II Stickney. Flannel. Mrs
Amos McIntire, LIST; Miss Sarah + Mcln-
tire. I'd. Blankets, Mrs Smith, LIST;
Mrs Alma McIntire, %. Best yarn spun
by a lady over 20, Mrs Betsey Smith, LIST;
Mrs Mary A Cook, I'd. Pulled cloth, Mrs
e Smith. Satinette, Miss Ann Atwood,
LIST. Rag carpet, Mrs N Smith, LIST; Mrs
Bliss, %. Wooden yarn, Mrs Charles +
Smith. LIST; Mrs J McIntire, 2i. Anna +.
Smith, LIST; Alma McIntire, %; Mrs Bet
sew Smith. Sd. Mitteus, Mrs G + Smith,
LIST; Mrs Harriet Colby, I'd; Mrs Betsey
Smith, Sd. Gloves, Mrs CE Smith, LIST,
Mrs n Frye, mittens; Mrs Frye 2pr do;
Mabel Smith, pr do; pr stockings; cof-
fee pot holder, Mrs Eunice + Barker.
Quilt, Anna Smith, Mrs + c Blonin,
N II, grstuity. Painting, oil,
Mary c Andrews, LIST; Mrs John Locke,
"a. Water color, Minnie Bradley, lst.
Drawing, Mrs John Locke. Wax work,
Mrs n o McIntirc. Rugs drawn, Cora 4
Warren lst Mrs T J Haley, % Mrs Bliss,
Charles, Sd. Braided rugs, Mrs Thomas
Day, LIST; Mrs C Day, I'd; Mrs W II How
,rd, 81. Knit rug, Lottie + Barker Orn-
,mental needle work, Mrs l. ID Cook, LIST;
Jennie Bean 2I; Mrs T J Haley. 2d Pot
plants, Mrs Georgia S Barrows. Coarse
linen tidy, Miss NJ L Swan; thread tidy,
10. Dressing case, Mrs G Bsrrows
apron, do. Work bag, Anna Burrows.
Table cover, Mrs T Haley; collar and
.ufr.. do. Kensington, Mrs 5 j Bradley.
Yorsted Scarf, Sarah Warren. Needle
,ook, Lottie Barker, Tidy, Susan NJ
Walker; Apron, In, Hubbard; Worsted
rood, Euie ID Walker; Tides, Mrs Angus
Inc Ingalls,; Toilet mats. Mrs \ . Mcln-
Ire; Tidy, Sarah J Osgood; table mats,
10; Necklace, Nellie o Weeks; Plaque,
.eah Barker; Apron, Hattie A Pike; Rag
,ag, Mrs X Smart; Collection OF fancy
articles, Ladies Congregational Circle;
level case. Mrs A II Evans; Motto,
LATHE Barker; Outline tidy, Anna Bar
'ows; Turkey buzzard, Abel Sanborn;
PENCIL sketch, George @ Richardson.
Thursday was day for trotting. There
vas one trot for a society purse of $50,
u three purses OF afteen, ten and Ave dol
ars In the forenoon.
.ady Allen.
dlller's Maid.
This race was trotted in the forenoon.
IN the afternoon the sweepstakes purse OF
$50. 90, IN three purses OF s35, els pnd $40
vas trotted for.
Alice E, W. Y. Abbott,
diller's Maid. +. y. Fox. ! !
Harry Golden, q. Walker,
Time-9:jI, 80. eb.
In the last heat, Fox drove Miller's Maid
around the course at break neck speed,
md got so far ahead OF the other horses
Ind Of his record that he stopped on the
lone stretch and waited for the other
iorses to catch up. This led to consider
.ble discussion In regard to his time, and
the most exciting epoch OF the fair.
Mount Pleasant Brass Band OF Est
?ryeburg, was Ia attendance during the q
air and gave some excellent selections.
rhe band Is 3 very good one, aud when
hey began to play they drew on bigger
crowd than all the shooting, throwing and
,eddling side shows.
During Wednesday two or three young
elbows were observed under the influence
II liquor, and the managers Immediately
et Deputy Sheriff Bassett at work on the
.ase He secured two offenders and broke
10 the business at once.
Mr.. W. A. Pldgln was In attendance at
he fair reporting for the L.,oiston Journal.
drs. E. s. Osgood, for the Argus
nd Press; II. A. Shorey Of the Bridgton
ve,es; Geo. n. Watkins for the OXFORD
DEMOCRAT. and A. F. Lewis for the Boston
5lobe. The fair should be well reported.
!. was an orderly, systematic, and success.
al exhibition, and all seemed to be having
very ENJOYABLE time.