The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-04

more of a success. though Judging from this
one il will not be any damage to the Lewiston
fair. but on the contrary, the two fairs will be
beneficial TO each other. There is material
enough in Maine to support two fairs in good
shape, and if rightly conducted the East Maine
Society will undoubtedly prove a success in
the future. OUR GEORGE
Waldo County Agricultural Fair.
The annual fair of this society was held on Tues
day and Wednesday, Oct. ID and Sd. Great prepar-
atons were made to make this ohe OF the best fairs
ever held in the county. The success Of the past
few years stimulated all to united action Tuesday
morning the weather looked threatening but not
withStaniing many were in attendance at the fair
grounds. Produce Of al! kinds. in liberal quanti-
ties, were exhibition, while large herds Of cattle,
thoroughbred and grades, were picketed within the
enclosure. Parker & Co., from the stock farm Bel
fast, had their large herd Of Hefefords present the
same which had been exhibited at Lewiston,and
Bangor L. A. Dow with his herd of fine animals
from Brigaders Island, AMI slavery 4 Son from
eearsport. D. A. Wadlin, Of Northport, had his
herd of Jerseys on the grounds Many other line
animals We're present Everything looked well I'M
til O'Clock p. NJ, when the rain began to fail.
continuing all the afternoon, completely DESTROYING
all exhibitions for the day. The building leaked
like seiye, and in short time everything on the
lower floor in a bath. People with rubber
coats and umbrellas hung arou hd until O'Clock,
when goods We're packed up al ia taken away, and
the grounds completely deserted
IN THE BUILDING. :
The show in the building was good, particularly
fruit which was very fine. J !. Hill & SON Of
Northport, exhibited forty-one varieties of apples
The following are the entries ami premiums:
F. A. GRAY Morrill, san1,las III tabla beets roto
toes. onions. apples and II r0we1 corn
J H. HaNowell Belfast in vdrieties Of nototocs
five of heana three Of nnosa abd mo az rranIor'
rie.. y ~ '"> - -''''''
Augusta Richards Belfast six ouilt
Mrs j. b. SWEET, tho lor cafin arilts ana one
star Quilt
Mrs. r. II. Coon}bs Belfsst ,ne uui1t and opa
tiiv '' ~ 1''''' anu 0''o
Frank Banks Belfast four Varieties az rollo,a
potatoes, beets turnips, squash, uumpkin. md Ill
erv-lst premium
II " Elli. Belfast two traces Of cow, 1st mo
MUM
Mrs. Lizzie VI. Waterman Belfast bnttcr-lst
ana ri premiums "
Robert Waterman. Belfast InIdv-in. an,Ios
i mn 4 Son Eorthrnrt fIrt,. 90,
apnles.lst nreminm y i'' -'''' >'' i''''es Vi
: Re,lman Eerast nine varieti,s Of ,,otatoas
two of beans one rarh az ,yhith RnSio,, ilt MI
Falmouth oat.N5 prtmium '''''
Gilbert Ellis Belfast, cen varietie, of ap-
rlpS-2, nremilIm 'l
p. Il. RedmaS, Belfast. ten val ieties of ,nnIrs-
81 premium
r NJ. Cunningham, anrIns
NJ Il. Hunt, Belmnnt i've Ioriatins ,,o,,+,o.
oats wheat corn ad hmtter NV 1'il''ie' Po''"eS'
5 4. Payson, Belfast trace of corn "a nron
ium
Daniel Gordon ThorndiLn rr. kan ,a;,+ir,,
eco emith ReIfoSt f,,rn;,, rlf oi p"l''l"S
\ f. CLARK, Belfast, cemetery work.
Mis. Amelia Urntl 7 incnIn;slHo ~ far, .,,,,
u = i'i'' -
STOCK HORSES, YC.
l.. Hayford, Belfast. stallion, mare and three
colts,
George Holmes, Waldo mare dpd two colts
Isaac Moore. Monroe mare and colt
VIM shaw Belfast two draft horses- 81 MON
Frank Ames Brooks, colt
i. W. Ellis, Belfast horse
c. |. Whitcomb, Belfast colt
b. c. Toothaker, Belfast, horse and colt.
G. II. Ellis Belfast colt
A. j. Ciiiey, Lincoinyi iIil, horsd
Silas Storer, Morrill,, horse - '''
F. W Berry. Belfast driving horses
Charles Hanson, Jackson. stalInn
J. NJ. Slavery 4 SON Searsport horse
J. W. Knight Northport, colt.
Herbert Richard, Belfast trained steers
L. A. Dow Searsnort drove of Shortborn cattle
list premium
ium. " ''0"'''' D''i"''' 0"efnSef ouii-lS'' prem
J. \. Wilson, Belfast, Durham stcers-2d prem.
Robert Waterman, Belfast Grade JERSEY heifer-
LIST prem.
Ii. Richards, SearsnOrt Shortbdru heifer
Parker x Otis Reifast bprJ oF Unrofn.js #
prem
J. II. Littleiield Brooks herd of GRADE Uerefor1.
list prem ana Sd on calves.
Il. w. Ellis, Belfast Jersey thbrouchI,,pls anI
grades-lst prem. N'''S vi o"s i"i'''' anu
1hos. Storer, Morrill,, seven Calyes,-2d prem
" Cillev Waldo herd of cottIr - N
Israel Woodbury. Norm ''', mai cbod o+o...s !,
prem.
c. l. Whitcomb, Belfast, AYRSHIRE and Durham
steers-lst prem - go
chester Perkins, Belfast, Jersdy COW and heifer
q t KIM polfos+ ,~,o.,, 1o,,o..
i GiuaI ;Gcn H. 81 e;1 n p prem;
huII Grade staa, mi hnf in ~ oio9 iitiolo1u
d Toothaler my pntnt NY, any PRO- prem.
SontbGown D'ii'''' Ou' T. 'o'S""lo ana
II Richards Saorsnort Sontb1o ,.,, t,.I
L. A. Dow Scorsnort NO rrlJnd SnNti,1o,,-
burks-ond mon, ~ 80 5i't''" 7"u'ii''oN II
pnrlnr 6 M palf,,t ,,,- /, !. u,
t ,Iror 0'''' '''i"''' 'oN anu Plss' lorkshrc
j. Il. Littlelield. Brooks. twelve Cotswold sheen
Isl nrnn, "- '0'-'' '"oi' No'9"oi" sHeep
II 4 e. IT Ellis palfo.+ a., -, c..,,
SHEEN an nre1n ono tb .T Steu Iuts"ou
nre two raaded hnct lI pueh-lst
p Chrstnr Perk'ns Repfa ,'si''4 fs, l., o,,;,,
+ r. WOOD Nnr,thmnrt ~ aon anu an oIiiI hens'
charles 4 Piner Roif,st oiht Pd-no plc
= CiIInv ;ncoi;,I eisiit piss-lst pIGln.
foris 81 $500 L, aI, !" u eaqiNes SIauc mere
nra,n ~ pawn W N'' 'i1i"e" e'eeiS-let
I'd. Woodbury.. Nortbnort On ,s hoifor .n,
AvreShro lepserp cpMs, meier ana
FIracan,h Ro,foat ,; D I.na sf i
D., ] o, ipor ~ siA JERSEY grade helicfs-
John iarrsnn rrad ia' i1aroro,, ID .. a., -
SaveU sl on s .lereaora sleers'u ren
maslst urem Hereford lear 81 IVAN ~ mnc ni
Shorthnrn steersist NON, "a prem urade
parror & 0;s pniedpt tho - 49, a., ~, ,
nrnm ~ - ~ va" Jun i0'
Dou- Soorsnort hod e C,,, =,
nrn Iii, en, n mei thn oi t no,
Hiinr hoifara premium "" 'nico' TWO anu year
+ 4" Townsend Re,fast droft h, 5000. ,.
Amor ittednid Rnf,t LIZ ~, preii
nrnr, NM D''i''' 'iisie oral' horse-lst
- t,i,,o,- 7 ;,.o,,,,,,o ~
Irnal Wo3iI,,r Mor.,I, ~ ~ prem.
- 1'0ii iil' '''''' pAeh--u pre'ii'
BABY SHOW
The sum of $50 was placed at the dsposo) of the
committee on babies The show was in the Relfast
Opera House and the honr annouhced IN "a Wa
nes,iay forenoon The audience was small NOT
over $50 being in attendance Tbd committee CON
sisted of Prof j. C. Written Mis- Fred GriOin
Mrs Sarah Meseryey and Mrs George O. Railev'
The premiums were for the ST % And "a h,n1son,
est srirl. Ist ID and "a handSomoEt nov. nnI thn