Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-25
Town TEAMS OF OxE

" fish, oAklanu, III anu 51. o-year- Old
steers, j. &. Fish, lst. Matched Calves,
Geo. L. Shores, Waterville, lst
Town TEAMS OF OXEN.
John Fish, Oakland, LIST, $40.
Cows, HEIrERs AND HEIFER CALVES.
Best three cows from one farm, J. Perc-
val, LIST; K. o. jones, I'd; John Mathews,
Sd. Best Jerseys, J. percival. LIST; X. O..
Jones, 2d; j. Mathe IS. 81. Best Here
iords. q. 5. Burlelgh, LIST. The same first
premiums on three. two and one year olds in
this class. Best three -yearold heifer j.
Percival, lst: J. Mathews, 2d. Best one
year Old, 5. II. Rhoades, Winslow, LIST; j..
Mathews, ID; II. o. Jones, 81. Best heifer
calf, Joseph Perciyal, lst, I'd and Sd pre-
miums.
GRADES OF BEEF BREEDS.
Grade Herefords, Harry c. Shores, LIST.
GRADES OF DAIRY BREEDS.
First premiums on 4-vear-old COW, 2-year-
old hefer, heifer calf, and bull calf, to j.
g. Fish. Oakland. Gratulty to ). s. Worm
ell, wsterville.
STEERS AND STEER CALVES.
Harry c. Shores, lst and Sd, j. S. Black
well, I'd.
SWINE.
Best breeding SOW with litter of pigs, El.
mer L Jones. Litter pigs, Chesters, Harry
h. Shores.
POULTRY.
Plymouth Rock Fowl, J. ID. Bartlett, lst /;
chicks, Z. n. Penney, lst. Wyandottes,
II. n. Penney, lst Light Brahma chicks,
ID. Z. Buck, LIST. Rose Combed White Leg
horns, all the premiums to c. A. Fuller,
Fairfield Center. Embden Geese, Jessie
Andrews. Vassalboro, LIST. Pekin Ducks,
J. II. n. Penney, lst.
The races this afternoon were improvised,
he regular classes having been knocked
out by the postpon.ment But two occurred
They were the class for one year olds, and
the running race. In the latter the follow
ing horses entered: Appleton Webb en-
tered Queen; X. II, Burleigh entered Folly I;
g. b. Burleigh entered Fairy. Mile dash
won by Queen, with Folly second, Fair,
third. Time; 2.lu, 2.05 10. The year
old race was half lie dash with the fol-
lowing entries wv. d )" entered by Walter
Reynolds; Always, by Fred Pollard; secre,
by Fred Merrill. Won by wv. r." in two
straight heats, Always I'd, Secret, Sd. Time.
2,I5; 2.06.
The Exhibition in City Hall.
MAY be called interesting, but it is not large,
nor is it any particular representative. One
side of the hall, the entire centre floor and
the stage, is taken up with exhibits of some
of the enterprisiug city merchants These
are l.. w. Rogers, Lane { Wall, 4. j.
Goodriige, Dolloff & Durham, Miss A. g.
Henderson, and the Lockwood Company
The Dirigo Salt and Soda Company, Mr.
Harvey, agent, Readfield. made good dis
play of their goods. In fancy work, which
includes afghaus, tides, quilts, dressing case
sets. sofa pillows, etc, the contributors are
Mrs. c. G. Carleton, Mrs. NJ. ID. Springer
Mrs. George Aver, Miss Ruth Stevens, (for
the .Our Girls" society of the universalis'
church, Mrs. NJ. F. Spsulding, Mrs. Sophie
Volur. Mrs Emma Gooden, Miss Alice Bos
ton. and Miss Sadie w. Drummond. There
are but few contributors in the depart
meut of decorative are. They embrace oils
by l.. z. Ames, Fairfield. and Nellie \
Clark and Sara Allen, Watersille. Miss ,
ID. Lang shows two water colors. A bras
fire tender and andirons, 100 years old. ar
exhibited BY Mary E. Garland. A case OF
horse furnishing goods is exhibited by +. A
Robbins. There are i've or six elk quits
but the names of exhibitors are not inclnde'
in the list of exhibitors of fancy work. Tn
displsy of the Lockwood Company is the
a. mo that was at the State Fair. and worthii.
occupies place in the centre OF the mai
floor space. =
Garden vegetables are exhibited oy ;. u
n,.., cao e Shores, HI. l.. Garland