The Portland daily press., 1890-09-03


Notable among the hall exhibits is the fine
collection Of fruit exhibited by Mr.. Frank @.
Harding. This Is supposed to be an of year
with fruit, but Mr.. Harding has managed to
kinds Of plums and some peaches that
compare favorably with the very best.
The Gorham Grange also exhibits In its
large collection much fine fruit and vegeta-
bles. One pleasing Improvement In the hall
since last year Is large refrigerator in which
the butter exhibits are placed and kept fresh
and sweet
The officers of ths fair are tireless In their
efforts to make the exhibition success, and
feel that their patrons deserve the best quar-
ters that can be provided. Dinner Is fur
nished on the grounds by the ladies of the
Methodist society. under the direction OF Mr..
Frank G. Harding. Thus IL Is possible to go
on the grounds In the morning and stay all
day to see the entire exhibition.
Following are among the entries:
GENTLEMEN's DRIVING HORSES.
Mahlon Jordan, Saccarappa, Almont Lumbert
>. A. Boardman, Old Orchard, Lady Eula.
j. 3. Heald, Portland, Amber Adell.
+. w. Huntington, Portland, Jim.
5. Loyejoy, Saecarappa, bay mare.
MARES AND FoALs.
Rurnham & Morrill,, mare and foal.
j. Il. Barrett, Deertng Kenda.
j. +. Barrett, Deering, two bay mares, years
J. +. Barrett. Deeriug, Bell and Topsy.
Isaac Il. Quimby, Saccarappa, mare and colt.
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Z. N. Wilson, saccarappa, Frances.
o. 3. Haskell, Windham, mare and f0al.
Chas. Hanson, G0rham. Queen, 9years
Rufus A. F0gg, Gorham, mare and foal.
W. w: Cressey, Gorham, foal, black flly.
Q. j. Mcclellan. Saecarappa, mare and colt.
DRAFT sTALLIoNs.
M. c. Sturgis, Gorham. year old Iron Duke.
srALLIoNs-5 YEARS.
Burnham & Morrill,, Portland, Gen. Knox
J. I. Barrett, Deerng, Col. West.
j. +. Barrett, Deering, Westland.
j. II. Barrett, Deerng. Artemus, Jr.
j. +. Barrett. Deering Charles Wilkes.
sTALLIoNs A YEARS.
]. +. Barrett DeerIng, Sir Junius.
Brown & Weston, White Rock, Red HarbInger.
FILLIEs.
j. +. Barrett, Deering, Bell Vanc,eef.
]. y. Barrett Deerlng, sister Prince Artemus.
J. L. Barrett DeeTlng, Topsy.
John 5. Heald, Portland, Amber Odell.
Reuben Deering, so. Gorham, ally.
GELDINGs.
Three Year Olds.
L. Lovejoy, Saecarappa, Black Diamond.
Il. w. Huntington, year colt
s. A. Boardman, Old Orchard.
TWo Year Olds.
Isaac G. Atkinson, Portland.
Burnham & Morrill,, Portland.
one Year Old.
S.H. Jose, Portland.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
A. L. Dennlson, Portland. Walter A. Wood
mower; A. A. Mitchell, mowers and horse rake
Eclipse.
MATCHED HORSES.
J. B. Clark s. Son, Portland, Midnight and DR..
Enoch Mabry. North Gorhan. Prince and
Major.
w. II. Lombard, Gorham, fock
j. Albert Mosher, Gorham, flock OF ten.
SWINE.
II; b, Smith. searboro, l McY imp. Chester;
j. b. Henderson, SO. Buxton, yrs.
POULTRY.
j.. Anderson Lord, SO. Windham, Plymouth
George I. johnson, Gorham. geese.
w. w. Cressey, Gorham, plymouth Rocks.
Howard Usher, two light brahmasi chicks.
Edwin Crockett, trio light brahmas; chicks,
Howard & Henderson, trio wyandotte fowls
trio Wyandotte chicks.
PoULTRr-sPEcIAL.
Howard & Henderson Portland, collection.
w. W. Cressey, Gorham, year old p. X. fowl
Howard Usher, Bonny Eagle, light prahmas.
W. w. Cressey, Gorham, trio T. r. chicks.
BEEF OXEN.
w. II. Vinton, Gray, yoke grade Herefords.
Isaac L. johnson, South Windham, yoke.
Alvin Neweomb, Gorham 2 yoke beef oxen.
Isaac l.. johnson, South Windham, OK.
w. H.. VntoD, Gray, OK.
OXEN AND STEERS.
w. II. Vinton, Grav, years old yoke.
Isaac L. johnson, South Windham, years old.
HERDS.
w. II. Vinton, Gray, herd.
A. Z. and I. A. Skillin, Cape Elizabeth, bulls,
w. W. Cressey. Gorham, 10 cows aud heifers.
BULLS.
Frank Deering Gorham, year Durham.
A Libby, Saecarappa, years-Me. Hebron.
w. w. Cressey, G0rham, 3 years-Ktng Hugo.
A. Libby, Saccarappa, years-Queen Duke.
a. MSS6y' Sy' SSaccarappa' Spp Syears-99eeen e Hebron.
LIBBY sya sacearsaEPPa sEPn spe E9sseb pepot
Hostein, 3 years-Major West.
A. L. and f. A. skillin, Cape Elizabeth Depot,
i'l a. E. and +. A. skiilin, Cape Elizabeth Depot.
Holstein, year-Tom Tit.
TOWN TEAMs-oXEN.
WI, Vinton. IA OK team.
AL w. Rowe, West Gorham. Ia OK team.
GRANGE EXHIBITS.
Gorham Grange, collection vegetables. pre-
serves, fruits, cake and bread, butter aud cheese
and household goods.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Atkinson House Furnishing Company, Port
and.
HALL DEPARTMENT.
Kendall and Whitney, Portland, collection
f. c. Harding, Gorham. "a varieties apples.
varieties squash, dishes plums, dishes
peaches.
z. Libby. Gorham, preserves.
Mrs. +. A. Files, Gorham, preserves.
Miss II. N. Neweom6 Gorham, blackberries.
Mrs. A. 4. McKenney, Gorham, preserves
VIM. Wescott, Gorham, apples.
b. G. Coburn, Gorham, potatoes.
The TrottIng.
As the horses form large part of the ex-
hibitioD, the trotting was prominent fea-
ture, and attracted much attention. The
races were called for 3 D. m. Before that
hour warming heats were given the contest
ants, and the stallion. Col West, was shown
to halter by his owner. Mr.. j. F. Barrett
Mr.. Barrett also drove the stallion Westland
around the track twise. At 2 D. m, the
Judges, Isaiah Pompilly Of Lewiston, +. l..
Cobb Of Deering, and John ). Head OF this
city, entered the stand, and the 2.35 class
was called by Colonel III. r. Millett, the ac-
tive and efficient marshal OF the course.
THE 2.35 cLAss-PURsE $500.
Nine horses entered the field In response
to the call-Gray Bunker, Jerry, sam H.
Keystone, Scipio. Royal Oaks, Almont Cav,
General Hancock and Hamlet; In the stalt
Sam h. drew the pole, with Bunker second,
Keystone third, and the others following.
The horses got away after scoring down
three times, Bunker breaking at the WoLd
and giving way to Keystone; qriSen Ssi ,ar 0y ane
Jerry pushed him hard, but Fox kept about
q iNh ~ hnrsa Seinio moved up from seventh
Mace Mac To third, While Bunker fell back to the
ppnd pnSI' When the second heat was called. con,
siderable scoring was i9GSGsd tbS Gst n and 6Tys ss
Sra,1n "N Fox had the pole, but the
two 20" erays. Almont Clay and Bunker, now
driven by Charles Dustin, came down ahead
of him. While Fox struck too much Of galt
for the rest Of the field. Judge Pompilly