The Republican journal., 1888-10-18
3-MINUTE CLASS-PURsE, SO.
The North Waldo Fair Mt Entity,

With the other fairs of this season that of the
North Waldo Agricultural Society, appointed for
oct. 2nd and 5r1, had to contend with mud and
rain but the events of two days were finally
crowded into one with a fair degree of success.
There was a good show in the horse department,
aud the neat stock exhibited made up in quality
what it lacked in numbers. There were excellent
exhibits of butter, cheese, bread canned fruit,
vegetables and household manufactures Two
races, for the gate money, took place Thursday.
In tie 2i0 class the b. N. Lady Ross, owned by
Reuben Ross, Troy, won in three straight heats
time, 2.5aia 300, 259a. The free for all was won
by IL. +. Haley, Monroe with his b. m. Emma A.
time 2ii, 2iS 245, 245ls. The following pre-
niium- were awarded:
CAITlE-Ilercfortis, Knott Gates, 1st: John NJ.
Thomison "a; Durhams, q. b. Pillsbury, LIST.
il"lslein bull, +. Shibles, Ist. Jersey bull, Seden
oxen, Knott Gates, lst; q. W. Varney, 2d: ID. f.
Chandler, 81. Oxen three years old and over n
Gates, ist John NJ. Thompson, 3D. Fred Whitten,
81. Steers one year Old, il. j. Perley, lst. Train
ed steers, Knott Gates, LIST. Unity town team, LIST ,
Troy town team, I'd. Dairy cows, Chas. Webster,
Isl ]; Fred Whitten, 2d; Adam Myrck, Sd. stock
cows, RI. Perlcy, lst and 2d; q. b. Pillsbury, 3D.
Demonstrations, A. W. Bagley, lst; W. Blais
.eil, I'd: +. !Iusscy, 5d. Stations three years old
Stevens. lst; Ed. vose, I'd. Matched Horses, G. E.
stevens lst. Horses for all work, Charles smith.
lst; +. +. Thompson, ID.
SIIEEp.--Fme wool buck, John Thompson, lst; :;
Ii. Il. Rice, ID. Fine wool sheep, John THOMPSON
lst. Coarse wool buck lambs, Il. j. Perley, lst
NJ. T.. Palmer 2d; Jesse Smart, 3l. Coarse wool
sheep, NJ Palmer, lst; Ed. Rand, I'd. Coarse wool
bucks, Joseph Sayward, lst; Ed. Rand, I'd. Eve
lambs, X. }. Pcrley, lst; Jesse Smart, I'd.
FowLs-Gecse, W. Whitaker, LIST. Hens, Ed
Rand, lst. Turkeys, Jesse Smart, LIST.
GRAIN AND FKUIr.-Wheat and barley, n A
Gates, ist. Oats, \. A. Gates lst; Jesse Smart 3D.
Corn, Jesse Smart, lst; W. S. Weed, I'd Yellow
eyed beans Jesse Smart, lst; n. A. Gates, 2d.
White beans, y. \. Cate , 1st Winter apples
Jesse smart, LIST; Ed Rand, I'd; II. Rhodes, Sd. Fall
apples ID. Il. johnson, list; X. Rhodes, I'd; X. S.
Ward, 81. Pears, n. A. Gates, lst; ;J. b. Vickery
2'i; X. Rhodes, 81. Grapes, X. Rhodes, LIST.
DAIRY rRoDUCTs, ETC.-Cheese, Mrs. b. f.
Chase, lst; Mrs. Lander, I'd. Butter, Mrs. n. A.
Gates, lst; Mrs. q. A. Hunt, 2d /; Mrs. Lander, 3D.
Bread, Miss Maude Thompson, 1st.
observation-disclosures, X. Rhodes lst: b. F
Chase, "a; Bert Chandler 3D.: Turnips F. X.
CornfoIth, lst; b. +. Chase, I'd; A. C. Piummer,
lst. Cabbage, Fred r. Cornforth, lst ID. b. John
son, ID. squash, S. Weed, LIST; n. 4. Gates, I'd.
Pumpkins, n. A. Gates lst; b. +. Chase, 3D.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES-Rag carpetlng
Mrs. B. +. Chase, Ist Braided rug, Mrs. G. A.
Hunt lst Patchwork quilt Mrs. Mott Cafes lst;
Grange quilt, I'd. Comfortable, Miss Flora Land,
er, lst. Fancy needle work, Mrs. G. A. Hunt lst;
Mrs. $. Nj. Harding, ID. Worsted quilt Mrs. r.
I. Cook, lst. Sofa pillow, Mrs. o. Learned, lst.
Stockings and mttens, Miss Flora Lander, lst.
Table scarf, Mrs. Mott Gates lst. Stand scarf.
Miss HINT, lst. Mantle Lambrcquin, Mrs. C. 4.
stevens.