The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-10-07

consulted 1t was not after the way of the old
school he said and he carried the day, as he usu-
ally does
THE HALL DISPLAY. a
The display of fancy and household articles in
the hall was unusually large, and the quality OF
the articles considerably above the average In
fact the exhibition was extensive that we shall
not undertake to mention as heretofore any par
ticuar articles 1t is sufficient to say that for del
icate and beautiful designs in fancy work and
faultless execution of the same the ladies OF Cape
Elizabeth and Scarboro have reason to feel proud.
This department was arranged tastefuy by Mrs.
j. T. Alexander of Knightville.
In the hall also were several exhibits of golden
butter, but as only numbers were attached no
names can be mentioned. The number of exhibi-
tors of fruit is not very large this year, but those
who brought any brought good variety. Apples
are shown by d. Spaulding of Cape Elizabeth, 10
plates; Miss S. T. Libby, Scarboro, 23 plates; L.
Miliken, Scarboro, 21 plates; G. NJ Mekenney,
Scarboro, "a plates; E. Loyeitt, Cape Elizabeth,
% plates, and N. 1. Sawyer, Cape Elizabeth, IA
plates c. Lindell of Cape Elizabeth shows some
fine blackberries and s. Seaman of the same
place seven varieties of grapes.
In the annex to the hall Is the exhibition of
grain and vegetables. In this department Scar
boro and Cape Elizabeth farmers never take
back seat. The display this year is excellent. Ey-
erything is the very best of its kind and an article
that is not first class stands poor chance. l..
Milliken OF Searboro has splendid variety. he
shows Hybrid marrow squash, Hybrid marrow
p,mnkn SQUASH. three weighing GO AZ and AZ
pounds growing on one vine, best Indian squash,
hybrid marrow emilia marina "ashiig'on ny
priu hubbard emilia, anu Mexican squasn' japan
ese gourds, Kansas cucumbers, Kansas sweet po-
,a'o pulnpAi,is' meAlcaii uwaii squasn anu siini
ken's Hybrid pumkin, three weighing 40, Sc and
80 pounds growing on one vine N T. SAWYER of
Cane Elizabetb shows c.hhaoe wba.t and oats:
6 scammon of Conc E,,1atatI paant,, of uehron
notatoas n n pi,m,,or coorhoro ond p,ocb
Po'".oe'' P".,' =. " .,o'noi' oo"ipoio anu i.Noon
LoVel.t OF cape Elizabeth pumpkins 7. Z. Jor-
ken, David Plummer and George
Plummer, all of Scarboro, cranberries; William
Fogg of Scarboro and Scott Pickett of Cape Eliza
beth, beans; Scott Fckett of Cape Elizabeth, tur-
nine II G T ;hhv of co.rboro haa+s. n w suan
ps = ?, lippy ., ocarpoio' oee's " ". anen
OF Cape Elizabeth, beets onions and cabbage; Hen
nv f. Bowers, Scarboro carrots: Charles E. Hatch.
g., Il,ra,a.,s - - - 80,
oapo '1hAaoo'' Pilio appio 'qu"en " L. i'oo,i
Ihsoh' ocaIooio, cappage, puhipkins anu squash'
u. opauidlng' cape Elzapeth lettuce; NIB. Lane,
SAWYER Cane Elizabeth onions. william Fogq
e,..,a :, .. =, s,1.s,, -, @o9' @
scarDoro' potatoes; >. II. Newcomp, ScarDoro, po-
tatoes, turnips and cabbage. Daniel p Cobb of
Cape Elizabeth shows two mammoth squashes.
one weighs 22o pounds and IS monster. Inc
past past years, weighing s5 pounds, but looks like
pigmy by the side OF its brother
Award of pren,i,n,s
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WORKING OXEN.
Rest team-G. w carter. Scarboro. Isles
pes{ S;nn,e e wv c.rtar soarhoro or
scar5osn snsre 9p team III
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MATCHED AND FAT OXEN
Rest par of matched cattle-E q. Milliken.
scarborp b pi ist y G. 1s Hanson. % scar6oro, I'd
Rest uair Of beef cattle~Seotf Tarrahee Scar
boros lsf: ST. Nathan Hnston Cane Fizabefh, Cd
'' - -1 --n, swrSs e"p0 '4-"
SHEEP.
Best buck-Henry Morrison, Scarboro, 1st.
TparNrn srErRs
past a,aor oias 1rhae,a. c,na r,,za.
Best year-oldsEE. z. Mlillken' s-earboro - 1st.
Best yearlingsIFrank hudson, Scarporo. lst;
Howard Jones, ScarDoro "a. y ,,ru-o c.
Best pair OF steer caves; u MilKeh' scar
poro ISL; BENZ harfapee, ocarporo' 1u'
cows, HEIFERs AND BULLS.
1st.
BE Best Ayrshire bul-E- L. Jordan Cape Eliza
Best Holstein bulInHenry Jones, scarboro, 1st.
Best Grade bull-Benj Larrabee, Scarboro, LIST.
Best Grade COVE. Z; Mlillken, Scarboro 1st;
VIM. Fogg, Scarboro, I'd.
Best 2year-old Grade heifer-B. 5. Larrabee, |
Searboro, 1st.
Best Grade yeariing helter-BenJ. Larrabee, |
scarboro, lst. - ,,,...,.,,
Best Grade calf, @; Jordan, Cape Elizabeth,
lst; G. Q. Hudson, Searboro, I'd.
FOWLS
:, Light g Brahmas-D. 8. Libby scarboro, 1st; Il.
White Leghorns-S. Seaman, Cape Elizabeth,
1sI; Geo Plqmmer, Cape Elizabeth, ID
st II ffhby Scsrhoro ID o,da''' o"po
Plymouth Rocks-S Seaman, Cape Elizabeth,
1st; w. Whitney, Cape Elizabeth, I'd.
ro osti Isf uiey u o. 'oiiiisoh'
Rose Court Brown Leghorns-C. E. Jordan,
Cape EzaDeth, 1st; d: s. Libby Scarboro, "a.
pnshNnavid P,nmmerS C"na Se" " F,abeth lot.
Nfrs + Z, 9 InI,ns,.. oa,rhoraP od -' ''
Seabrights-Geo Piumlner, Cape Elizabeth 1st.
Ruffies-Dayid Plummer Cape Elizabeth 1st.
Best Collection PigeOns-D PIummer Cape |
Elizabeth, Ist; Geo Plummer, Cape Elizabeth, |
Geese-H F. Bowers. searboro, 1st.
Ducks-Miss \. |. Sawyer, Cape Elizabeth, lst;