The Republican journal., 1886-09-30
Waldo County Fair.

number of years. The attendance on the open
Ing day was very good, while on Thursday fully
1900 persons were within the enclosure. Some
good judges placed the number as high as 2000
The farm products and fancy articles in the
hall exhibit were very mcagre, but good as far
as they Went Our farmers say it has been
poor season for such exhibits. In the stock
and horse department no fair ever held here
approached it. The sleek, thoroughbred cattle
of Wednesday We're matched in the horse de-
partment on Thursday. Colts five months old
weighing between 800 and 600 pounds, were
numerous.
In the farm produce department our farmers
hold back. All should contribute something to
make up the show. We heard numerous re-
grets expressed, with resolve to do better an
other year. Last week we gave the entries in
the stock department Following are the
HALL ENTRIES:
Mrs. f. z. Brown, Befast-Thrcc embroi,l-
cred quilts, three tackled quilts, one log cabin
lounge cover and cushion, one embroidered
lounge cover, three pairs mittens three pairs
stockings, two paintingS-fruit and flowers.
Mrs. Mary c. Banks, Belfa>t-One rag car
pet one tidy.
Horace Banks, BelfaSt-one buShel field ap-
piles, one bush. russett and baldwin apples.
W. f. Hamilton, Bclfast-Flowcrs, pyramid
cross, etc.
Mrs. Mary d. Wood, Northport-Hooked
rug and sofa pillow, braided worstcd wreath
worsted tidy, toilet set, and box of butter.
Mrs. 5. j. JeWett, Searsmont-BoX butter.
Oscar Allenwood, Belmont-Pumpkins.
j. NJ Savery, Searsport rt-Six turbine squash
pumpkins, beets, basket table bccts.
Franklin Wentworth, Waldo-Carrots and
squash.
A. 5. Redman, BeIfast-Seventeen varieties
potatoes, of peaSe, II beans, barley, wheat
carrot, cranbcrrics and corn.
w. +. Hamilton, Belfa>t-New varieties to-
matocS.
NJ. b. Hunt. Belmont-Trace row corn.
Geo. r. Patterson, Belfast-N. y. potatoes,
winter grcening apples, Frye apples.
F. &. Wood, Northport- -Cranberries twenty
ounce apples
Miss Nellie Bartlett. Wado-Pot flowers,
mittens and five pairs hose
Miss Nellie Mcintosh, Belfast-1ily
Mrs. Albert Mcintosh, BeIfa>t-Silk quilt
Frank Gray, Morrill-Two traces corn, pota-
DR.. J. W. Clouyh, Liberty Fifteen varieties
of apples.
II. ID. Ellingwood, Wintcrport-SuIky attach
ment plow.
5. a. PaySon, Belfast-Tracc corn.
+. c. Woodbury.. Northport bushcl al-
piles, ten varieties.
Mrs. Miles Luce, WaIdo-Bcl spread and
shamS.
W. G. futile, Belfast China ware photo
graphy.
F. \. Gray. Morrill-Farm improvements
;. \. PaySon, BelfaSt-Farm Improvement.
f. l.. Bryant-ScWing machine. New Home
Mrs. +. j. WadIin. Northport-One case of
butter, one case of fancy butter.
The following are the
5. 5. Beckwith, BelfaSt-Four years old tilly
weight 1091
ID. {. Toothakcr. Belfast. draft horse
Roscoe Whitcomb, Waldo-Thrce and two
years old filly.
Walker 4 littleticd, MontvilIe-Stallion.
j. A. Littcicld Brooks-Draft horses double
James Sayery, Scarsp sport-draft, single
j. w. Clough, Liberty-FOur years old stall
lion-Daniel Lambert; three years old tilIy,
Norman stock; three years old gel'ling by
Constellation.
Mudgctt Bros, Belfast Two years old stal-
lion.
Ames c. Staples, Belfast Three years old
stallion.
Jonathan Berry, Morrill, -- -Four years ola
stallion.
J.R. Walls, >earSmont--Erood mare and foal.
:. \. Pay>on. Bclfast-Thrce years old lilly
Andrew }. Dunton, Liberty Brood mare
anl five months old colt. weight Of colt 800.
old stallion.
g. r.. Ellis, Bcfast-F'ilIy. three wears old
geldin@, two years Old iiiIy, one year old colt
and one under one year.
Samuel II. West, Stockton-Four years Old
@ellin@.
Loretto IIayford, Belfast-Road stallion. one
year Old stallion, brood mare and foal.
Oscar Shible>, Sear>mont-Brood mare and
foa.
Freeman shepherd. Bclfast-Two years Old
colt.
w. c. Marshall Belfast Three wears Old
stallion. one two wears old stallion. one brood
mare and foal, one brood mare, one year old
ilv.
u. c. Toothallcr, Belfa>t-Southdown buck
G. X. Ellis, Belfast II Cot>wod buck. and
flock of sheep.
The committees have made the following re-
ports and awarded premiums:
For best display of domestic articles Mrs
+. 7. Brown, lSt prem. Mrs. NJ. ID. W ood. > :;
Mrs. Harris Banks. Sd. Gratuilic> We're rcconl-
mended to Mrs. Mcintosh and Mrs. Luce for
spread and >halns, and to Nellie Bartlett for
knitting.
For herds and specialS-FirSt premium on
Ierefords to Parker Il Otis. Belfast first ON
Durhams to l.. A. Dow, of Searsport; second
on Durhams to Jesse Frye, MontyiIle.
Specials-Parker x Otis. bull, 81; L. S. Pat
ltlSOll, b'il, 80, VI h 1 ittttNpli, Cows = ,
Walker Il Littletied, bull. 81; $. A. Pavson,
bull, 50; +. A. Gray, bull, 81, heifer, -; W..
III. Harris, bull, =; Jesse Frye, COW, -; heif-
cr, IS.
Butter-Nlrs. d. A. Wadn, 1st premium; S.
J. Jewett. 2d; Mary Woods, 81.
Grade Hereford CoW-,jameS SaNcry. 1>t.
Draft ONen-E. G. Cross. l,t; James Fuller,
Jr.. %.
One year old steers-J. r. Patterson, lst; \.
II. CilIey, "a; Edgar Cunningham, 81.
CalNes-N. II. Cillcy, lst; Jos. Littlcticd.
ID; 5. A. fayson, 3d.
Trained Cayc~-Eddie Clements, 1St
Two year old SteerS-Jo~. Bartlett lSt; Al
bert Wadln. ID.
Best Grade Hereford Calf IIeifer-James
Savery, Ist.
Best Grade Hereford Bull Calf. X. Little
field 1St; Parker < Otis. 2l.
Corn-TWcIye row. +. A. Gray. 1>t: :. a..
PaySon, %. Eight row, NJ. B. Hunt, l>t; Al
yah Rctlman. ID.
Best Bushel Apples-F. A. Gray, lst: g. r..
Patterson. 2d
Best Variety Appcs-E. {. Woodbury..
Best Autumn Apples-lloracc Banks, lst; :.
A. Payson, "a.
Best Winter Appes-G. X. Patterson, Isl !;
Horace Banks, 2d.
Best Exhibition of Farm Producc-Ayah
Redman, 1st; f. A. Gray, ID.
Grade Hereford, three years old-James
Savery.
Grade Durham, three years od-Franklin
Wentworth.
Grade Hereford, one year old IIeifcr-N. b.
Cilley, 1St and ID.
Grade Durham IIeifer, one year oll-OScar
AllenWood, lSt.
Best jersey lIeifcr, one year old-Walker &
Littlciield, lSt.
Grade Durham, two years old--JeSse FRYE,
1St; Daniel Weymouth, ID.
Grade Iiercfords, two years old-Parkcr X
Otis, lst.
Best jersey IIcifer, two years old Peter
Loran, Isl.
Draft Horses Joseph I.ittcicId, 1St James
Savery, ID.
One llorse-Daniel Toothaker, 1st.
Best Grade Sussex Iieifer Calvcs-W Walker e
Littleteld, 1St, 81 and 3D..
Best Bull Calf Grade SuSseN-W Walker 4 Lit
tlcfield, 1st.
Grade Durham Cows-James Savery 1st
Jesse Frye, 2d Parker Il Otis Sd.
Road Stallions-Lorette Hayford, 1st; Walker
& Lttletield, ID.
Brood Mares with colts-Oscar Shibles, 1St :;
Lorette llayford, ID; A. }. Dunton, 3d. Com
mittce considers the mare of w. G.. Marshall
of Belfast fine animal of good blood, but not
well shown up.
Four years old Stallons--J. Berry, 1st j.
w. Clough ID. The committee consider Mr..
Clough's horse nice one, but entered in
wrong class.
The three years old StailionS-OtiS & Staples,
1st; w. {. Marshall, ID; Charles Bessey, Sd.
BesSey's horse would be entitled to first prem
ium had he been entered in the class to which
he belonged.
Two years old Stallions-W. c. Marshall, 1st
Mudgett Bros, ID.
-Four years old geldings and iillics-G. II.