The Portland daily press., 1884-10-10

three days has been large, swelling the socie-
ty's Golfers materially. Over 1900 people
were ia attendance at the park yesterday.
At she Park.
The attractions here yesterday afternoon
were races for horses raised and always owned
in the county, and the 2.50 class; sweepstakes
pulling match for oxen; and q game of ball
between the Biddefords and picked nine,
which resulted in draw after eleven innings
had been played-14 to IA. The pulling match
was won by Gilman N. Deering's pair. The
trotting contests resulted as follows:
FOR HORSES ALWAYS OWNED IN THE COUNTY.
G. A. Burnham ms. g.s. Spansle, Jr1 2 1
Henry Simpson ms. chm. Daisy 2
J.. G. Weymouth, ms. b m. Molly Straw 8 8
j. Quarter Ms. BIN. Bessie e.................4 dis
H. b. Knights u.s. BIS. Walter S.. .dr.
1ime-3.01, 3.011a, 800.
TwoFIFTY CLASS.
j. F. Haines ns Big. j. F. H.............1 L
y. y y. hnlgats ms. f.g Edwin L.: ............2
T. A. Miggin ns Big. Little Fred. ...........3 3
j. G.. Weymouth ms. bg Spike. A
1ime-2.5o, 2 491a, (not taken).
The programme arranged for this afternoon
included ball game, a ires-for-all race for
horses, three minute race and running
race. In the free-for-all race there were three
entries, ss follows: Ira Woodbury's blk m
ANOliS AsaalnuCIAc bL III lOId, Auu IL. Os
Knights br B.F.W. There were five en-.
tries in the three minute class, and in the run
ming race Fl. B. Knights ch m Geneva and
Stephen Gowen's m Edna s. were entered.
-r I'm the Hall.
City Hall, last night, presented an animated
appearance. The fair was in full blast and
running smoothly, with constantly inereas-
ing crowd of people in the hall, till at last
promenading was accomplished with difficulty.
This morning occurred the baby show, with
its manifold infantile attractions. Ranged in
semi.circular rows upon the stage were twenty
one babies, representing almost as many ages.
1t was an interesting sight, and subject for
the student OF human nature. The spectators
gszed long and earnestly at the aggregation
while the committee devoted itself to minute
inspection CT the specimens of tender humani-
ty. After due deliberation the following
awards were announced: For the prettiest ba-
by, under two years of age, 81, TO Laura Lane,
the SIX months old daughter OF Josiah Lane oS
Saco; for the second prettsst, So. to Berths
Annie Gilpatrick, of Biddeford, aged seven
months, and daughter of Mrs. Mary Gilpatrick,
the third prize, 81, went to Callie Suhr ,daugh.
ter of Thomas d. Suhr. of Bddeford, whose
age is 81 months.
Additional Premiums Awarded.
The following additional premiums have
been awarded:
Flowing, Johu H. Hill of Saco, for best expert
ment in blowing, S.; Ivory Beckford, Kennebunk-
port. second, 8.
Working Oxen and Steers, Deering Bros, Saco,
lst q; Lewis Davis, Biddeford, pair of working OK
en- I'd, 2; Q. G. Bemis, Biddeford pair of matched,
oxen. ID 2; Peter j. Smith, Kennebunkport. pair
of matched oxen, 1st, 4; Oliver Perkins Kenns-
bunk Depot, four OK team. I'd, Q; Daniel A. Leach.
Kennebunkport pair of matched oxen, 1st 4;
Thomas ID. Patterson. Saco, pair of three year old
steers 1st. 3; solomon Berry, Kcnnebunkport. best
yearling steers lst. 2; james Berry, Saco, pair
matched steers, two years old I'd, 1; Edwin L.
Smith, kennebunkport, pair of matched steers I'd
L; Charles H. Roberts, pair yearling steers, 1st.
Horses, Hiram b. Knights, Saco, stallion years
old, LIST, 3; Daniel A. Burnham, Kennebunkport,
Draft Oxen, Deering Bros; pair first class, 1st,
s; do pair second class, I'd 81; Ivory, Bickford 1
class. I'd, 8; Walter W. Day pair fifth class, st.
5; James Berry, L pair Sd Glass Sd, Q; seth Me.
serve, pair second class, 1st 5; Fordyce A. HUFF.
Saco, pair fourth class Sd, s: Arthur N. Deering
pair third class lst, 5; S. l.. Smith, pair third
class I'd, 5; j. G. Weymouth, L pair second class,
Sweepstakes, Seth Meserve, DAYTON. lst. 1o Gil.
man N. Deering, Saco, I'd, 8.
Apples-Lewis McKenney, Saco. 40 plates, LIST, 3;
G. N. Boothby, Saco, A. plates, I'd, /; Mrs. M Al
Stuart, Biddeford. 10 baskets. Sd. /; Lawrence
Jordan, Saco, bushel gratuity SOC.
Pears. John R. Carpenter, Saco, Z varieties, 1st
2; Il. IL. Banks, Biddeford, baskets I'd, /; j. G.
Weymouth, Saco limb of pears, gratuity, 25c; Otis
l. Carey, Biddeford. best bushel 1st, Soc; Mrs M
A Stuart, Biddeford, 3D. Soc.
Winter Apples, Mrs. Horace Sawyer, Saco 1 bus
LIST, l.
Autumn Apples, S. S. Andrews, Biddeford, va
rieties. 1st i; David I. Moulton Saco. bush. ed
Soc; Horace sawyer, Ssco, bush 3d. 5Oc.
Grapes Mrs. M. A. Strout, Biddeford, l plate 1st
5oc; E. II. Banks, Biddeford. plates, I'd, 500.
Peppers John A. Carpenter, Saco 2 plates. LIST,
Preserves, Mrs. F. G. Sawyer Biddeford, Is yari-
eties canned and preserved fruit 1st, 2; Mrs. 10
seph smith, 4th. Biddeford, cans, I'd, i; Mrs. j.
P. Billings, Bddeford, varieties, Sd, 5Oc Miss
Nellie F. Shaw Biddeford, apple jelly, 4th, SOC;
Mrs. Joseph smith, 4th, can, 9Th, Soc.
lst, l; I'd, 50c
Onions, N M. Milliken. Biddeford, l bush, LIST, L;
Collins Emmons, KeDnebunk bush 3D. Soc
Squsshes, Ezra Clark, Kittery Point. best six, ];
H. Y. Hil Biddeford. second best six, 5oc Lemuei
Milliken, Scarboro gratuity 60e.
Pumpkins, John r. Staples BiddefOrd, best six
j. L. Milliken, Scarboro, best three, L.
Corn, Nj ses S. Milliken, Biddeford trace sweet
LIST, /; Ralph Kay. Dayton. trace Of corn LIST, Il;
heat, Moses s. Miliiken, Biddeford box Lost
Nation, 1st, l.
Rye, Moses S. Aiilliken, Biddeford, box winter,
LIST, l.
Barley, Ira C. Doe, saco, bush Mensury barley,
Cabbages, Albert Burnham, Kennebunk. best six,
Beets, Collins Emmons. Kennebunk, bush, gra-
tuity, 50c.
Potatoes, Ezra Clark Kittery Point, / bush Early
I'd, SOC.
Butter, Daniel McIntire, Kennebunkport, jar Of
September butter LIST. 8; D. A. Burnham, Kenne-
bunkport case of September butter, 3D. q Mrs.
Horace Sawyer, Saco, jar September butter, Sd, l..
Closing Day OF the West Oxferd Fair-A
highly Successful Exhibition.