The Portland daily press., 1889-10-09
PLEASANT HILL.
Fair OF the Cape elizabeth and Scar
boro Farmers.

The Cape Elizabeth and Scarboro Fair op-
ened yesterday at the Society's grounds,
Pleasant Hill, Scarboro, with a fair average
attendance for first day. There have been
no particular changes in the arrangement of
the grounds since last year. The track is in
poor condition after the rains of the past
two days, but in the opinion of all is perfect
ly safe for trotting. The hall exhibits are
lted as to quantity. Some hand painted
placques are noteworthy in the art depart.
ment, and set of wooden dishes consisting
OF platter, caster, four cups, saucers and
plates, turned by prisoner at the Portland
Jail and exhibited by County Commissioner
Plummer attract much attention. The veg.
etable exhibit is also very good, particularly
In the department Of cabbages, for which
vegetable Cape Elizabeth has always been,
noted.
The show Of cattle thus far consists of
oxen, few Jersey and Guernsey co VS. and
a Hereford cow with calf eight weeks old.
NO horses came yesterday for, exhibition,
but several good ones arrived for work on
The list of those who have articles or an
lmals OH exhibition is as follows:
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Luna Boucher, Mrs. ]. B. Boucher. Lizzie E.
r. A. Miller, Lizzie E. Seayey. Jennie T. Seavey.
Mrs. Almlra Koler, Mrs. John B. johnson, Mrs
). A. woodbury., Mrs. Sarah w. Roberts, Mrs. j.
erts, susie +. Larrabse, Mrs Herbert W. wright,
Mrs; George Z. Plummer, Horatio Libby, Mrs.
Lizzie A. Libby. Alice A. Libby. Fannie NJ. Libby
o. Libby, Mrs. Alice Burnham Mrs Ruth Water
house. Flossie Webb. Blanche Carmen, Annie
MRS q. G. Sawyer, Mrs % A@eiia s Collins, MIS- MS.
shall, Mrs; W. b.. Mitchell, Mrs. J. A. Libby.
George W. Carter. Matte PETERSON. , Mrs. 4. III B.
BOYD: Boyd Mrs; 81 I; HannafSrd, Harry Hannaford.
f. Ms Kober E. s. P%ss Ms
PAINTING AND HOUSE PLANTS. ~
Mrs. F. A. Miller Mrs. VIM. T. Roberts, Fannie
M. Libby, Annie Gilman. Mrs. L. A. Gilman, Lena
Peterson, Emma L. Bracket, Mrs. s. +. Alex
ander.
Clara NJ. Jordan. Mrs. Henry Chamberlain,
Addie F. Dyer, Edith Soule.
BSTTER, CHEESE, ETC.
E. A. Stanworth, E. Collins, Mrs. L. Peterson,
six glasses jelly; Albert E. Wright, box honey;
man, man, Mrs IA A. E Morton, brown bread; Mrs. A. E.
;, L, Millikep;, B; Lambert. Samuel Plummer, G.
G. e. Jordan, apples; L. Mfliken, u. P. Tuckey,
Frank Peters, pears; c. P. Tuckey, s. Scammon,
grapes.
GRAIN AND VEGETABLES.
William f. Roberts, w. A. Roberts, C. s. Lib
By, Daniel Plpmmer. G. ". Carter. ". B. Nutter,
W. A. Robie, corn; W +. Roberts, ruts bagas;
w. F. Roberts, carrots;. G. E. Jordan, tuTnip
beets; W. +. Roberts, yellow eyed beans; W. F.
Roberts, pea beans; 9. II. Robinsoni J; r. New
charles Robinson, squashes; j. Miliken, Charles
Robinson, II. Newcomb, II. A. SkilIngs, Henry
Turner, .pumpkins; j. r. Newcomb, Charles
tables; A. l.. Milliken, nest Of gourd cucumbers;
j. r. Newcomb, cucumbers.
FOWLS. ETC.
c. 2. Trlckey, II. Mains, B. s. Lar rabee, chicks;
D. PlummeT, b. Larrabee c. K. Jordan, fowl;
Daniel Piummer, pigeons; G. Z. Plummer, gecsei
g. K. Plummer, ii. Mains, chicks; <. Broad, tur-
keys.
OXEN.
William Warren, j. A. Libby, B. s. Larrabee, B.
o. Carter. q. E. Jordan, working oxen; Z. s. Lib
by b. s. Larrabee, j. w. Leayitt, H. B. Manches-
ter matched oxen; James Trickey, B. s. LARA
bee, j. w. Leavtt, II. b. Manchester, beef cattle.
CATTLE.
S:eers-F. A. Hodsou, j. A. Hunnewell.
Eulls-W. i. Sawyer, +. II. bennett.
Cows.aF. II. Stanorth, F. "a. bennett, d. w.
Helfers-Chas. Robinson, B. Larabee. B. s. Lar
rabee, &C. Hudson, r. H.StanOrth. FIJI bennett.
Sheep-SimOn Libby.
Swine-H. A. Smith.
2.38 CLASS.
Charles Sawyer. ch m Meade. 3 8 8 8
Erying Rowe. b m A II. Y....... 2 1
+. O. Nutter. blk Wanderer. 2 2 q
Tine, 2.521a, 2.4414, $50. BAT, 2.4s1s.
800 CLASS.
ID. 4. Millett, b IN Kitty yG.........,......l L
M. q. Donnell, BIS o. D........... ..........2 dis
II. f. Dyer, b Billy K........... .........3 2 ds
Time. 3.11, 500, 2.691a.