The Portland daily press., 1890-01-17
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| PREMIUMS AWARDED TO PRUOD BIRDS OF
THE POULTRY SHOW.
The following awards have been made at
the Yarmouth poultry show:
W. P. Rock Chicks, W. B. True, YarmUaithvirle,
| LIST on pens and pair.
| Barred p Rock Fowl, D. H. Bennett, Yarmo nth,
| 1st I'd and Sd pens; same on pairs.
h. p. Rock Chicks, d. P. Rock Chicks, ID, H.
Bennett, lst and I'd; A. e. shurtleif Sd. G. A.
Laced WyandOtte Chicks, ]. NJ. Davis list on
pen and pair.
White Wyaudatte Chicks, ]. NJ. Davis list on
pen; same lst on pair; S. j. Mitchell I'd on pair
White Wyandotte Powl, j. NJ. Davis LIST on pair.
Laced Wyandotte Fowl, J. M. Davis ISL Oh pen
R. q. Brown Leghorn Fowl. L. r. Cook, LIST on
| pen and pair; same on chicks. go rro,,or
4. @. Brown Legh0rn Chicks, Geo. T. 1ucher'
South Paris, list on pen ana pair. ,,.,-. g, .
c. White Leghorn Fowl, j. M. Bucknam ISL
or pen and pair; same LIST on chicks' L. ~ oooh'
S. G. hite Leghorn Chick, C. L. Bucknam 1st
on Ratr Black PosR Chase ea Yar%oSt6ve,
Light Branma Fowl, A. 0. Sands, Yarmouth
Pekin Ducks. yonng, N. .. Buchanan 1st C. A.
Gasse,t I'd; j. d. leaves Sd.
Pekin Ducks, old, i. ID. Cleaves LIST.
White Crested Ducks, G. A. Gassett, Lewiston,
Gal. Muscery Ducks, c. A. Gassett, LIST.
Toulouse Geese /. ID. Cleaves 1st.
Light Brahma Chicks, E. L. Ring LIST on pen; &.
sinrte @ z Mar iSn "a 4th
Japanese Bantans, j. NJ. Buchanan LIST on pair.
Black Hamburg Fowl G A. Gassett ] st on pair
Erminette Fowl. G. A. Gassett st on pair.
r. c. Brown Leghorn Fowl, L. r. Cook LIST on
pen and pairs; same on chicks ana I'd and Sd on
5. Q. Brown Leghorn Chicks, Geo. P. Tucker
LIST on pen and pair.
Hondan Chicks. l. d. Buchanan LIST, I'd and Sd
Hondan Fowl, c. A. Gassett 1st on pair, c. G.
Gooding I'd.
Cross Breeds. Samuel Merrill 1st on pair.
y. s. Hamburg Chicks. A. o. Sands Isl on pair.
=. b. Red Game Bantams, A. Fl. strout 1st on
Black Minorco. J. A. Chase LIST on pen and pair.
Pigeous-Smooth head Fartails, Yellow Smooth
Head Fantails, Booted Swallows, Blue Antwerps,
Jacobns, Blue wing Turbits. Red Jacobins, Red
Pouter, Crested White FanIail, Silver Owls. IS
first premiums, all to Hiram Hanson of Bidde-
ford.
The silver cups were awarded as follows:
The solid silver cup given by L. r. Cook on
highest scoring. pair Of Light Brahma chicks or
fowl, won by Mrs. S. J. Mitchell of East North
Yarmouth.
Silver cup given by C. S. Buchanan for best pair
Laced Wyandotte chicks, won by 5. M. Davis Of
Silver cup given by the Portland Globe for best
exhibit of pigeons, Hiram Hanson of Biddeford
Silver cup given by ID. Ii. Burnett, Yarmouth,
scr best display on standard variety, won by d.
Association cup for best pen of Barred P. Rock
fowl, d. ID. Burnett.
Association cup for best pen of White P. Rock
Association cup for best pen R. c. Brown Leg
Association cup for best pen r. G. White Leg
horn chicks, James M Bucknam, Jr, Yarmouth.
Association cup for best pair Single Comb
Paris
Cape elizabeth.
Mrs. Joseph G. Knight of Bowery Beach
is quite sick with pneumonia.
Rev. 0. l.. Gle, assisted by Rev. B. M.
Edwards of Brunswick is holding revival
meetings at the Free Baptist Church.
The funeral services Of Mr.. Tristram G.
Prince were held at his late residence, Cape
Elizabeth Centre last Wednesday forenoo
Rev, FL. M. Vail officiating.
The farmers are disposing of their crop of
cabbage at 500 per ton, there being no pros
pect of getting a larger price for them.
A large lot of standing timber has been
sold by Mr.. Pomroy Jordan, and is being
hauled to. Brackets mill to be sawed
DRY MILLS.
Mr.. James Whitney is making arrange
ments to cut the ice for the farmers this WIN
ter. He cuts and delivers on the pond for
two cents a cake.
Eugene Heath is moving his family to
Geo. Quint has hired with M. c. Morrill, to
drive his OK team this winter.
Sumner Rckers' family is all down sick
with the grippe-there is several other cases
in the neigbbnrhood.
The two little flirts of snow the past week
has made quite good sleighing.
Mrs. Mary Mayberry remains very sick.
s. w. Foster is logging for c. E. Libby
Mrs. Edwards is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Geo. Quint.
Lisbon Falls.
"La grippe" has come to this village
Almost every family has one or more cases
About 100 are out of Worumbo Mills. The
churches were thinly attended last Sunday
on account of sickness.
Through the liberality of the citizens here
street lights have been procured and we're
lighted Tuesday night for the first time and
all seemed very highly pleased with them.
We have had no good sleighing as yet all
of our snow storms clearing off with rain
which makes it very slippery and dangerous
for pedestrians.
New Gloucester.
Mr.. Charles B. Berry has retired from the
management Of the butter factory, and Mr..
Lew Reed has taken his place.
Owing to the severe weather and bad trav-
elling, the meetings during the week of
prayer were very poorly attended.
"La Grippe" seems to be on the increase
in town, and fresh cases are heard of every
day. A friend at Poland Springs reports
that the disease has put in very thorough
work at the Mansion House, and there has
been one death from pneumonia.