Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

good specimens OF vo,k. and the White.
By II. X. Good-in Of Bethel. Consid-
cradle fancy work vas shown I. being
done BY this machine.
rHK 0ovTxSoR QUEST.
Governor Marble arrived on the fore
noon train Wednesday. and proceeded q,
once TO the grounds, where he ~. an
interested spectator Of the proceedings.
rHE SECOND DAY.
The sun .hone out Thursday. bu, the
cold wind swsp, across the ooaniry and
gave . rs-. chilly feeling TO the s,mo.-
phsrs. "People would come TO the fair.
though. u they had 10 come through I.
snow storm" vi. = remark heard on the
grounds. and !, Jas, sbOa, bit the truth
u the matter. At any rate they came
thursday. ssd made nearly /. large .
crowd on the grounds AZ vas ever seen.
About S. 500 tickets we're .old during the
day, 20 there mus, have been no, far
from 1000 people on the grounds. They
seemed 10 enjoy themselves well, too,
despite the adverse circumstances.
At 10 o'elOck. Gov. Marble vas
escorted from Norway village TO the
ground. BY ds;aehmsa, Of the Norway
l.ish, lnf.niry. accompanied By the Mr..
ssy Brass Bard. The Governor re-
csived cordial welcome. aud appeared
10 enjoy bis visit 70 the fair.
SOoa after arrival. the lnf.n,ry gave
Al exhibition drill !or q fec minutes.
The b.nd furnished music throughout
the day.
A busy place -.. the sscre,sry'' Office.
between nine and ten o'elook Tharsdsy
morning.. Entrie. elo.ed Al nine o'clock.
AID orders bad been given tia, nothing
more ,hogh Be received. A ero-d Of
exhibitor. -ho had delayed until the
slsv,n,h hour -srs m.hif-.,ias ,hsi' de-
.ir,s ia aaxioa.. almost frantic tones.
''S.y, 'ti.n't too late 20 eater thee. !. ~
"wher,'. Tom" Cant sse kins .
minBis' and 30 on. Durins all this
the secretary v.s snds.vOrins TO make
the necessary preparations 70 ,si the
awarding committees 20 york. aud some
q The committee men. -ho we're sanioa'
10 -, 20 work. were eslliEg fof their pa.
pss O,asr. verr running out AID n
ca al ,ori, % srrsnd.. and. taxi u ell
together. Il as . jambls. A Dsmcef.t
nsn. -ho -ls sl.neing over some Of the
satry sheets. VI. besisgcd With ell
sori o. inquire. sad eIPos,ala,ions. bat
answered calmly Tia, be -. no, in al.
,horiiy. II secretary King managed 70
kesp bis temper through u a.. he Is |.
r,msfksbls man
Vios President Marble. Who -. sup.
,ria,sadsa, Of the departures, Of commit.
tees. bad lively 100 hun,ins up the mem
bsn q committees, and supplying the
place q .b.sni members. and bad 70 dfai,
ia some assistants There IL 10, q work
Coz the committees, in . large 'ho- hks
this. and some Of them did no, fash
their sIamias,ion until the shades Of
niski vsf, falling IL s in general .
,h.skles. TASK. too. The Judge. often
brinsins down the wrath Of disappointed
competitors upon ihisr heads. Nsysf-
,hsls.., 1, las 70 Be done, and the society
i fortunate Ia hndins msa and women
-ko .rr villins 70 DO Il, and DO Il -
~su.
Two game. q bal were played on The
srouads thursday. In the forenoon The
game ~. between nine. from South
Pan, and Nof-sy. resulting in score
q 20 70 9 In favor q South Pans. 10
the afternoon HsbrOn Academy played
-i,h Nor-sy and bad = -alk-over. %
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Hoa Y. A. Powers Of Hoalion, Hon.
r. r. Ranl Of the Executive COan,il.
Commi.sionef Of The Treasury Beal and
Col. John VI. Adams. Of the Argus, and
-ife. we're among the visitor. 70 the
grounds Thursday.
rHI CATH.
The Winning COW !. Of much more i'm
por,ancs in the mind Of many farmer, than
the winning horse. For the past few
years the dairyins interest has been re-
eeivins more And more the attention Of our
farmers The superior advantages Of the
West IN raising beef gives the Western
producer vastly the advantage over The
Eastern. Butter factories are being built
add our farmer. are on the sler, 10 know
~hieh breed Of cows -ill produce the
mott cream. Jerseys, HOls,sins, Dar-
hams. Hsrsford.. Deyons are smOns the
principal competitors. AL have admir-
sr. AID ve do1b; II .ny eoaniy IN Maine
can show better variety or more thorough
bred stock.
No pleasan,er task can be assigned .
reporter than 70 40 about among the
stock exhibitors and see their sn,ry. note
their quality and listen 10 their superior
merits. You are greeted kindly and your
questions are .; once answered. ayes,
says John Henry Millsu Of Norway, one
Of The pioneers Of the society. I'VE come
every year. the boys take An interest and
I can't give !, up; Our herd Of fourteen
are our own raising. don't buy them up
90 pick them out or several herds. be-
live in fair play and homes, composition
You jus; van, 20 stop ~ the stall. Of
ID l.. Brett. Of Otis6sld, aud see a foe
herd Of grade HOls,sins. A, The bead
Of the herd stand. pair Of four year old
steers weighing 1850 lbs They are hns
AID the same can truly Be said Of the en-
tire lot.
o. A. Bird. Of PARIS, a. usual. make.
exhibit Of grade Hsrefords.
Y. A & W. Y. Dunhsm Of North
Paris have among their herd Durham.
fof work. Hsrsiords Zoe beef. and Jerseys
Zoe cream.
Eugene Richardson Of West Paris Ia.
some fse stock and -ill 20 home with
ribbons.
L. =. Everett Of North Paris hs. steer.
one and three year. old.
l.. W. Flint Of Waterford has reason
to Be- proud Of bis handsome HerefOrd'.
10. Young. IT,, proprietor Of Noun.
tain View Farm. Is one Of the new mem.
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