The Portland daily press., 1889-10-05
Buck lambs-B. R. sturgIs, LIST.

Buck lambs-B. r. Sturgls, LIST.
Eve lambs B, II. Sturgls. 1st. ss&<a
Southdown buck-J. b. Henderson, SO. Buxton,
LIST; N. III. Henderson, So. Buxton, %.
I'd.
Grade Ewes-F. sanbOrn, SO. GOrham, 1st; w.
ii. Lombard, I'd.
Leieester-Bueks, A. l.. Henderson, Isl.
SWINE.
Bears, any age-A. 5. Riggs, No. scarboro, list;
b. Smith, Scarboro, "a.
sows, any age-W. c. Clement, 1st; A. Riggs,
Yorkshire, any age-J. Mcclellan, 1st.
sd Litter pigs under @ months-Fogg Bros, NO.
Litter Of sucking pigs-B R. sturgIs, Gorham
ORANGE EXHIBITS.
Wescustogo, No. Yarmouth, 1st; Gorham, I'd.
CROPS.
Peas-C. w. Deerlng, Gorham, LIST; J. B. Fem
Beans-s. W. Manchester, No. wlndham, 1st.
Corn, best trace-M. o. jose, so. Buxton, 1st.
Pop corn-Howard Cotton.
Sweet coIn-Frank @. Harding, 1st.
Pumpkins and squash NJ. kimball, GOrham
1st on pumpkins; Howard Cotton, Gorham, LIST on
squash.
Potatoes VIM. shaw, North Windham, 1st.
Purple top turaips, M. @. Burnell, Gorham, LIST.
Barley, J. B. henderson. South Buxton. 1st.
Buckwheat, j. B. Henderson, 1st.
Canned fruit, A. Il. Morton. Scarboro, LIST.
Canned tomatoes, Mrs. f. r. johnson, 1st
Canned pears. Mrs +. r johnson. 1st
Cherries, A. Il. Morton. scarDoro, ist
Flums and raspberrles, II. J. sturgis, 1st.
Preserved apples, A. 4. Morton. Scarboro, 1st
Strawberries, A. f. Morton, 1st.
ounce, f. j. Sturgis, Gorham:
Jellies, grapes. strawberry. blackberry, ounce
A. L. Morton, Scarb0ro. 1st
Grab APPLE Mrs. p. j. Libby, GOrham. 1st
Tomato cafsup, Mrs. r. P. johnson, Gorham.
Mixed Pickles, f. j. Sturgis. GOrham, 1st.
Cucumber pickles, L. A. Dow, Gorham, LIST.
BREAD AND HONEY.
Honey, j. w. Moody, Gorham, 1st.
Flour bread, W. j. Bickford, Gorham, lst.
Brown bread, Mrs. Ada Z. Morton, SO. Buxton,
1St
Graham bread, w. J. Blekford, 1st.
Cake, Miss Carrie L. Hanson, Gornam, 1st.
BUTTER. CHEESE AND DAIRY IMPLEMENTS.
Butter, A. +. Aver, Wlndham, 1st; P. G. Libby,
Butter, over i2 pounds, Leila NJ. Deering, st.
Dairy implements, Kendall q Whitney.
TABLE VEGETABLES.
F.. J. Sturgis, Gorh I'M, 1st; A. X. P. Libby
Brunell, o. II. Morton, L. A. Dow, honorable
mention.
FRUIrs.
Best collection apples. not less than 20 yarie-
ties, G. McKenney, SO. Buxton, lst; +. Q. Hard
ing Iorhdm, I'd.
1st; William Weseott, I'd.
Psars, j. b. Henderson, So Buxton, 1st.
Grapes, Z. G Harding, Gorham, list; l.. H.
Brown, SO. Windham, I'd.
FILLIEs.
Four years old-G. Douglass, I'd.
Three years old-F. II. Morse. w. P0wnal, 1st
c. l.. johnson. Gorham. I'd.
Two years Old-W. Brown, Il. Raymond, list; A.
Chute, Gray, I'd; j. w. Fliut Baldwin, Sd.
One year old-J. II. Barrett, 1st; j. w. Flint
I'd; j. NJ. Floyd, Sd.
Draft stallions-W. Pickett, 1st
MARES AND FoALs.
j. +. Barrett, Portland, 1st; II. G. Thomas,
Saccarappa. I'd; @. w. Waterhouse, Saccarappai
Sd.
PICTORIAL AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS.
Pastels-Ange L. Weeks, 1st.
CrayOns-Miss Eleanor johnson, 1st.
OIL paintings--Mrs. w. H. MeCausland, Port
land. LIST on collection.
Best single picture-Mrs. w. II. McCausland.
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK.
Lace collar--Miss Garland, 1st.
Afghan-Mrs. q. B. Woodman, 1st and I'd.
Carriage Afghan-Miss Wescott, 1st; Miss Lit
tle I'd.
silk Qullt-Etta Palmer, 1st; Marion Jordon, I'd.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Home made linen-Mrs. Shaw, 1st.
Rug Mrs Shaw, 1st
Thirty yards home made carpeting-Mrs. Alyan
McKenney
Drawn rug Julia A. Irish, I'd.
In many classes of fancy articles aud house.
hold manufactures there was only one entry.
In these classes second premium Ionly was
awarded.