The Press., 1886-10-21

| Skye terriers-A, 0. Kinds, Philadelphia, "Lady Kate,1 1st.
 Champion pugs - chequaasott kennela, Young Toby" 1Ht
 Pues- Chequassett kennels, ''rhunder," 1st. Bitches-Dr. Sumner, Stafford Springs, 'Dodo," 1st J. A. Collins, Stafford Springs, "Lucy," 2d.
 Yorkshire terriers-P. Chancy. ''sAr, ,"lst, Frank Lucy, Boston, Dandy 2d-
 Toy terriers-P, Chancy, "BiIl, '" 1sti same, Stray" 2d.
 Misoellaneous-C H. Townsend, willimAn- tic. Dandy" 1st
 THE POULTRY TENT was we'll stocked with choice fowls. Un- der the rigid scrutiny of the judges the large collection was sifted and premiums distributed. Two incubators at work, transforming eggs into chickens, were ob- jects of interest The Wyandottes seemed to be the favorites with breeders, being largely exhibited The white Wyandottea were shown as the coming fowl A cage of gold and silver bearded Polish attracted much attention. Three collections of Jacobins and aud Pouter pigeons were inc teresting to most visitors. The range of fowls shown Is best indicated by the fol- lowing list, premiums being in the order in which the names are given Wyandottes- pen, E. M Hunt, 1st and special E. w. Kendall, w. B. Barton. Fowls, Barton, Kendall. Chicks, Hunt, Ken dall, Barton. Cockerel, Hunt Pullet, Barton. Dark Brahmas-C. H. Ballou, list and ape- cial for Breeding pen, and lst each for pair, cock hen and chicks. E
 Buff Cochins-Fowls, W. E. Bright, lst and special, Andrews, 2d Chicks, Androwa, list. Black Cochin-Fowls, Andrews. Plymouth Rock.-Fowls, F. O. Lester. 2d. Breeding pen, Barton, Andrews, Lester. Chicka, H. R. Sutton, Andrews, Barton. Cockerel, Sutton. Pullet, Barton.
 Light Brahmas Breeding pen, ThomasDen- his, 1st and special, F. H. Andrews, w. E. Bar ton. Pair fowls-Denuis, Barton. Chiclu-- Andrews, Barton. Cock and hen-Dennis. Fowls and Chieks-I. H. Turney, Sd in each. Partridge Cochins-H H. Jones, premiums, breeding pen, 1st and special; fowls, 1st and 2d; chicks, 1st and 2dj fowls, Sd; cockerel, 1st, bullet, 1st. Buff Cochins-w. E. Bright, fowls, 1ss and special F. H. Andrews, fowls, 2d chicks 1st; cock, 1st hen, 1st.
 Black Cochins-Fowls, F. H. Andrewa, 1st hen and cock.
 Plymouth Rocks-P. 0. Lestor, fowls, 2d w. B. Barton, breeding pen. 1st and special F. H. Andrews, 2d Lester, Sd. Chicks- H K. Sutton, 1st Andrews, 2d Barton, Sd. Cockerel, Sutton. Pullet, Barton:
 Langshans A. F. Williams, 1st chicks, 1st cock and hen.
 Brown Leghorns-Breeding pen, A. F. Williams, 1st and special; w. B. Barton, 2d Fowls, Barton, 1st. Chicks, A. F. Williams, 1st Geo. E. Cooley 2d Barton, 3d. Will Hams, cock and bullet.
 Rose-comb Brown JeghoIns-Chicks, A. F. Williams, 1st.
 White Leghorns-C Chicks, F. l.. Edwards, 1stj Geo. E. Cooley, 2d. Edwards, cock and bullet.
 Black LeRhorni,-Ch A. F. Williams, 1st; John A. Tony, 2d w. F. ohls, 3d.
 Am. Dominiques es--Breeding pen-F. D. Beach, 1st. Fowls, H. A. Jones, 1st. Chicks, F. D. Beach, 1st.
 Silver Gray Dorlings Fowls, H. A. Jones, 1st and 2d. Cnicks-Jones, 1st, 2d and 3d. Colored Dorldngs-Fowls, H. A. Jonos, 1st and 2d.
 White Dorkings-Fowls, H. A. Jones, 1at and 2d; w. B. Barton, Sd.
 Silver Penciled Hamburgs-F Fowls, H. A. Joces, 1st, Cock and hen. Silver Spangled HamburRn-BroedinR pen, s. O. Miner, 1st and special Cock and pull let, Miner.
 Bast Black Spanish hen--Andrown
 Houdens- Breeding pen--W B. Barton, Pair fowls, Barton, 1st John A. Tory, 2al Pair chisas- Barton, lst Cock and iefs Barton.
 Bearded Golden PoIish-Breeding pers---w. B. Barton, 1st and special O. M. Knight. 2d. Fowls, l.. B. Greene, 1st. Chicks, Barton, 1st Knight, 2d John A. Tovy, Sd.
 Golden Polish-Fowls, M. A. Goodell, 1st. Cock L. B. Greene Hen, Goodell.
 White crested Black Polish-Fowls, M. A. Goodell, 1st. Cook and hen, Goodell
 Silver Polish-Breeding pen, O. M. Knight, Ist and special. Fowls, Knight, 1st.
 Black games-Fowls, l.. E. Greene, lst. Cock and hen, Greene.
 Black-red Games-Fowls, l.. B. Greene, 1st; w. B. Barton, 2d. Cock, hen and chicks, M. A. Goodell, 1st.
 Golden Duckwings-M A. Goodell, lst.
 Brown-red Game W. B. Barton, lst. Chicks, Barton, 1st
 Red Pile Game-Fowls W. B. Barton, lst.
 Silver Duckwing Game-Barton, lst. Cock and hen, Barton.
 White Game-Breeding pen, L. B. dreene, 1st and special. Fowls, Greene, lst. Cook and hen, Greene.
 Embden Geese-T. s. Hamilton, 1st.
 White Gre ted Ducks-H. A. Jones, 1st.
 White Call Ducks-Jones, 1st and 2d.
 Aylesbury Ducks-Jones, lst and 2d.
 Pekn Ducks-Breeding pen, A. F. VII Hams, 1st. Old-Barton, lst Jones, 2d. Young Barton, lst Jones, 2d and 3d.
 Cayuga Ducks-Jones, 1st.
 Rover Ducks-Mrs. Oates, 1st; Jones, 2d.
 Muscovy Ducks-old, Jones, list and 2d. Young, John A. Tovy, 1st. I White China Geese--Jones, 1st and 2d.
 Bronze Turkeys-Storrs' Ag1 School, lat.
 THE HALL EXHIBITS were briefly alluded to last week. Many of the exhibits which then attracted at- tention were not mentioned, and, aa we have not the books of entry for needed references, we must pass some of these with smaller mention than we could wish.
 The Wilcox X. White Organ Go. of Mer- den had two instruments in the hall. E. J. Wood. of Palmer, agent, exhibited Back us's portable steam heater for oil. Al. lyn & Blanchard Co.,, coffees and spioea Clough, fine collection of foliage plants. A Rockville marble firm showed beautiful wares, G. H. Baker X Go, furniture and carpets. ID. -Parson a fine case of no- tions. E. A. Buck < O., cvse Of nAr1- ware There was also sewing machine exhibit, display of "Good Will soap" a candy kitchen, etc. A humming birds nest, exhibited by Alice J. Walker of Union, was a rare curiosity. Mrs. Burrill : of Westford had display of rag carpeta, also of flowers and plants. Misses Mary I. Newton and Edith Baker contributed brass work and oil paintings, paintings on scarfs, etc. Mrs. l. P Smith of Union, , crayon. Miss Celia Holt, oil paintings, and other exhibits of this nature were made by parties whose names wore not af-