Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-14
COUNTY FAIR.


Daring ne krsrnoon there was stsl-
lion race. and several heats Ia the 90
class This las, hss, Vas flashed Thurs
day morning
There wss drawing match set down
Tor oxen less than 6 n 9 In, 20 BE- followed
By driving BY heavy horses The drawing
matches lasted well Into the Afternoon,
rharsday. Coz Different weigh, cattle and
horses.
The annual meeting % the Society held
this AnsrpOon. l. reported elsewhere.
THIRD pAY.
Tharsiay morning. opened cold, cloudy
Ant viniy. Al eleven O'Clock The Their.
mOmeter registered 80 :. the lowest POla,
reached this season. People were no,
sstlr. 10 Numbers. - early As they had
been the two Previous days; bat BY noon
thers was large gathering on the ground.
The blcycle race. which Vas set down
Cor nine O'Clock today, did not oeeus until
anernoos. A. The track w.s Ia use BY tro,'
tiers In ealshing Wednesdays races.
TIE other cat % door exercises con-
SISTED OF the three minute. two any. AL
Sweepstakes races. drawing matches By
oxen and horses. and an exhibition Of gents
driving horses All these are reported 10
ne summary OF races and sssri Of prcml'
ans
There vAs qaite a rivalry between The
exhibitors % creameries. which are nov
considered essential 10 successful butter
maklrg An. Reels creamery vas exhio-
it'd ~ A. u. Bryant Of Bysnt's Poad. Who
l. agent for all % Reeds dairy appliances.
The Cooley Creamery Of The elevator pat
tern. Davis Svlng Churb. Common Seuse
Butter worker AMI Ncsbltt's press and
printer xere exhibited BY I. c. Bedford.
Golfers Creamery, Manufactured BY Golfer
an Crockett. New Gloucester, Ne, l. =
nsw candidate for favor. In this The cans
are - arranged TIA. The cream . drawn
o. from The TOP through stuos, which he
mAkess claim Is q grca, Improvement over
The OLD method where The mlh Il nrs'
drawn out nom The bottom % The can,
leaving TIE cream to b. taken cot snsr-
waris The device for erscung This l.
uovei. ana l. 10 eject . rapid simmer.
}. Nevers EXHIBITS 10 The uPPsr hail.
two organs manufactared by Peloebs, A
CO. TIE organs are % very nne tone and
% great compass. Mss Mason % Norway
sklnfolly showed their Zoe points. BY he
execution % tiroult music upon then.
Those Who desired % see The exhibit OF
fancy articles hNi a cue opportunity -
DAY. A. ne room wAs not 80 crowded A.
yesterday. The exhibit was not - large
A. u has sometimes been, bu, on The whole
Il wls o. sHoeleu; Qaaliiy. One lazy made
an exhibit Of fogriecn pairs Of gents stock
lngs. knit non blue yarn
Among other articles % merit W noted
The followiug Cue fsi table scarf With
workei pansies AMI daisies oatline EN-
oroidery on siteooari snd tray toiiiers
paintings on panels and glass crazy
qalit- male ~ Mrs. Am Brown o. Paris,
aged 81 years four pin cushions Of wofsied
wofk made BY ntiie s i.2 year Cd iaugh.
Ter o. Dr. Tiiion Of Norway piiiov cush-
ions 10 Ia embroidery embroidered A.
ghArs and carriage robes Zoe crayon OF
horses bead by Miss Rennie King Of Paris
embroidered canvass ottoman cover PIC
iare o. boat 10 RELIEF. male entirely Of
wool table scarf. one eud embroidered
In Keuslngton stitch. the other decorated
with painted roses the usual amount Of
plain anc fAncy sewing several Cue pieces
OF scroll sawlAg. etc. etc, etc.
The display % quilts. robes ant nShans
wNs not 80 large a. usual. though two
elaboratsly worked A,ghAns attracted con
siderable attention.
A display % mats, rugs, etc, was made
On he Wal. over The fFult tables. ou
paintings we're hang a, various Points In
ne han. BAT there Is 10 good ngh, 10 The
aan for This class % work.
The canned fruits. pickles, preserves,
honey All maple syrup were crowded into
a small space between the fruit AM TIE
shoe exhibit The qaaniity 10 his the
w.s DOT large. The quality Ne dit Dot test
There vas oue exhibit % leather In The
lower Aan. mAts By Horne a Co. Norway
Mllcti FArrsr, The new aim 10 oid
Fellows block, 50. Paris. bad an exhibit
% plctare francs ant moalilngs. Liooy
{ Moore % Auburu, exhibited Hoe Of
sncy pictures Tor decorative parPoses-
TIE fair grounds have been alive with
aAwke-s AM vendors Of all Kinds We
counted twenty. III tents and booths where
we're sold The most pre-
.entlous % these were those Of The Norway
cong1 Society A5i Partridge Bros Of Nor.
way. Al either OF these square dinner
coaid BE- procured for any cents. Then
he refrcshment establishments ran down
ron small booths 10 single board over
which Vas passed ginger ale and pop beer.
We should think that = smaller number %
such stands could supply The demand for
vlctaals AMI drink. with q gre aier share Of
prodt 10 TIE sellers. 10 addition 10 these,
peanuts. pears. oranges and grapes were
hawked from carriages q, various localities
on The ground.
The bal throwers were not 80 numerous
a. a. some previous fairs, and those Who
had ugyisgs FOR this Amusement could not
have resped a very rich harvest
Games % chance were Vigorously en-
eluded nom The ground
A merry 20 round. Of horses and
cradles. attracted great attention and was
vel psirorlted This Il a pleasant and
harmless amusement for the little ones.
ComAnchs Diek. . vebder Of medi-
cine. D attracted and held q greA, crowd,
daring The entire fair. lie vas . hearty,
rugged nan. wearing long. sowing hair,
and loose tongue. HIS lungs never tired,
AMI his plausible talk drew many dollars
lnto bis pockets. People like 10 BE- hum
b1gged In medicine.
DR.. W. b. Lspham Of Augusta and DR..
ID. sawyer OF Lewiston, formerly or South
Paris. were IN attendance. today.
The OxFOKD DK40cRar press struck OF