The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-09-28

FRUIT AND HoNEr.
Best exhibition fruit of all kinds, A. f. Marston
Best ten plates. o. A. Mounttort. 1st; s. R.
Best dve plates fan apples. 5. L. ClOugh, 1st;
Best ave plates winter apples, James Whitney.
1st; John Barstow, I'd.
Fancy basket fruit, A. +. Winston 1st and I'd.
Best exhibit pears, Albert Rideout, LIST.
Dish pears, Leander Leighton, 1st; Fred Soper,
Grapes, sewall Whitney, 1st; L. G. Hall, I'd.
Honey, Sewall Barton, 1st; A. b. Leighton, I'd.
Preserves. Mrs. J. w. shaw, I'd.
Jelly, Mrs. j. w. Shaw. I'd.
win Morrill,. I'd.
GRAIN AND VEGETABLES.
Indian corn, first variety, Johh Hulit, list; II.
Jenkins. "a. Second variety, W. Hulit, lst; 3. b.
Cl0ugh, I'd.
Sweet corn, F. Hullt, I'd.
Sunap corn. Fred Shaw, I'd.
Hubbard squash, J. A. Wilson, 1st; E. I. Hall,
ID.
Mario fat SQUASH, John Barstow, I'd.
Turban squash, Q. II. Prince, %.
PumPkinss Pump E. T. Hall. Isti Z ,9ds HodsdSe11, I'd.
Sweet pumpkins, K. HOdsd0n, I'd.
Pea beans, o. T. Whitney. 1st; Anson NJ Hicks,
Red eyed beans -Anson M. Hicks, I'd.
Cranberries-E. Hodsdon. I'd.
Yellow eyed beans, John s. Barstow, I'd.
Wheat, o. A. Nountfort, 3D.
oats, D. A. Mountfort. Ist; A. N. Hicks, I'd.
Barley, B. A. Leighton, I'd.
tomatoes, U. N. frlnce, "a
Turnips, s. T. Siiliins. I'd. "a - ss-s
Ruta Bagas, John $. Barstow, 1st; r. N. Leigh
Table beets, Fred N. soper, 1st: John sweetser,
I'd.
Sugar beets, John Hulit, I'd.
Mangel Wurtzels, Mrs. A. f. Dana, I'd.
@, Potatoes (Early Rose), s. Whitney, list; b. A.
Puritan, ]. r. Sweetser, I'd.
White Star, A. Hicks, list; s. w. Haddock. I'd.
New Queen, Geo. II. Baston, I'd.
Early Maine, Geo. II. Baston, I'd
Beauty of Hebron Geo. III. BastoD, I'd.
STEERS.
Pair three-yearold steers, W. W. Libby. I'd.
One pair calves, months. A. F. Winslow I'd.
SHEEP AND SWINE.
= Hampshire Down buck, M. 1. Tobin, I'd.
Southdowp buck, Howard Hicks, %. .
Oxford Ok riSSSmh Down buck as X. Q. HUSTON "a. M
Boar Pig, Henry III. York, I'd. tN
BULLS.
Twoyear Holstein bull, Granville Hall, Fal-
Three-year Grade Jersey, j. W. Shaw, I'd.
DRAFT OXEN.
First class, Eli Stone, list; G. s. Simsop, I'd; A.
Second class, Nathan Packard, 1st: c. H. Nor
rill, I'd.
Third Third class. Robert Leighton, list; oren s.
SWEEPSTAKES, Robert Leighton, 1st c. H. Nor
I'll, "a and 80. -
A. F, Winslow, 1st; e. Russell, I'd; stephen r.
FAT CATTLE.
Pair fat oxen, Horace Leighton, 1st: H. Russell
Fat OK, John Hulit, list; G. R. Leighton. I'd.
MARES AND COLTS.
Mare and foal, Albert Rideout 1st, H. B. Breiell
Four year flly, Z. G. Hall 1st.
Three year flly, F. III. Morse 1st, E. L. W. Jor-
-Four year colt, Neal D. Farwell I'd.
aan Three Sc year colt F. H. Morse lst E. L. W. JOr-
Two year colt, George E. BarstOw 1st. David
YearIin1g colt, H. P. Breiell Is, - Merrill
Colt under year, Albert Rideout 1st.
Yeariing stallion. A lbert hideout 1st.
wORsTED AND FANCY ARTICLES.
In this department the following named
persons were awarded premiums on worstsd
work articles: Miss f. A. foung, Miss Ida
Whitney, Mrs. G. +. Pearson, Mrs. G. l..
Titcomb, Mrs. o. s. Thomes, Mrs. Geo. Bar
stow. Mrs: l.. w. Jose, Miss Lille Thomes,
Miss Mabel sfiilings, Miss Anna Morrill, ii'
Miss Mary Morrill,, Mrs. James Rogers. Mrs.
Freeman Rowe, Miss w. FL. Rayne, Miss G.
II. Fuller, Miss Lizzie Huston, Mrs. G. Fl.
Fuller, Miss \ May Morrill,, Miss Mamie Lib
Miss l.: W. Jose, Miss Annie Lowell, Mrs.
l: W. Jose, Miss Bertha Blake, Mrs. P. B.
Rideout, Miss Carrie Harris, Miss Olive
blanchard, Miss Cora Blanchard, Mrs.
Mrs H '" D09fGty Tbogyss Mis- Miss Cora B sISs CSSs
ton, Mrs. E. N. Wilson. Miss Nellie Wilson,
Miss Inez Rowe, Mrs. Matte Pride, Mrs. L.
w. lSweetser, Mrs. Howard Clough, Miss
Edith NJ. Green, Mrs. E. A. Young. Honor
Maud Merrill, Mrs. L. Q. Cook, Mrs. Win
johnson.
Best exhibition Of poultry. G. X. Richards LIST,
Plymouth Rock, L. w. Paddock 1st, Frank
Light Brahma, Frank Farwell I'd.
Seabright, Herbert s. Hall 1st, j. W. Shaw I'd
Frizzled chicks. Ralph Z. Smith I'd.
., Bronze Turkeys, Ernest L. Hicks 1st, j. w.
Wyandotte, L. W. HadIock 1st, K. Hodgdon 2d.
Cochin Buff, II. @. Blanchard I'd.
Cochin Partridge, Ii. G. Blanchard, I'd.
Geese. J. w. Shaw ist and I'd.
Brown Leghorn, j. w. Shaw I'd.
Houdan, J. M. Bucknam, I'd.
Houdan chicks, j. NJ. Bucknam 1st.
Japanese Bantams, j. M. Bucknam I'd.
Rose Combed White Leghern chicks, G. II.
Richards lst J. NJ. Bucknam I'd.
Rose Colnbed White Leghorn fowl, J. M. Buck
Pekin ducks, j. NJ. Bucknam lst and I'd.
Scarlet Combed White Leghorn. c. L. Buck
Langshan, Cora B. Huston ist, W. D. Huston
Golden Pencil Hamburg, Silver Pencil Ham
burg, Black Mornica, Red Pencil, Black Ham
burg, Polish, Heathwood Game, G. X. Richards
I'd.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Hose Mrs. Sewall Whitney 1st
Mittens, Mrs. +. M. Tabbutt 1st.
Rug, Mrs. L. W: sweetsir 1st.
Quilt Mrs. Ed W. Hulit I'd.
Pair half hose, Mrs. ]. w. Shaw I'd.
-Four -Four pairs mittens, Mrs. :; Hut I'd.
Half hose, Mrs. J. Hulit I'd.
SILK rug, Mrs. s. o. Skillings 1st.
On the Track.
Yesterdays performances on the race
track were eminently satisfactory. Both
races were finished in three straight heats
and there was little scoring. The 2.40 class
was called first with seven horses in the
field. including Howard Woodbury's FL. ID.
X, the winner OF the unfinished race Of
Wednesday, which was trotted off yesterday
morning, Kate H., Grey, Bunker. Winthrop
Pilot. III. ID. K. drew the pole in first posi-
tions and kept 1t without being headed once
during the race. Ira Woodbury. started him
aud kept the lead without exertion. Quar-
tiers Kate X. held second place for the first
giving place to Saltpetre, who was driven to
win in the last heat by Frank Fox. The
other horses swung back and forth in the
middle places.
The summary Is as follows:
2.4O CLASS PURSE S1OO.
Ill. Ii. Woodbury., OF IL. ID. h.............1 i
Jas. Quarter, ch m Kate eR.................2 4
ID. Heiber, & Gray Bunker................5 3
+. Q. Ramsdell, br 5 Winthrop Pilot. .....4 7dis
L. Leighton, m Mary Ann. s
Q. Sawyer, ch m Mead. ad...................7 9
George Rose, b Saltpetre. ....,....,,..,.6 q
Time-2.421s, 2.44, 2.41s4.
The 2.30 class started four horses Of which
before the start, Frank Fox's brown horse
Frank A was the favorite. The little lay
mare Fanny w, driven by Albert Cobb,
drew the pole, however, and like II. d. K.
kept 1t through the race without being
headed. Ira Woodbury. drove the old gray
geldiDg Edwin L., and kept him good third
throughout the race.
The summary follows:
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