Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-13

". waisrhou.., ! Narictlc. 10 pear. aud
N of apples. 4. q. i.oy,joy, Sartsiie.
20 apple.. Uco. Duycr, variety oi -,
plants In fovcr.
Mo.cs \. Mason, I. Coharn, Herbert y.
Work and :. ~. Grower exhibited . va
fisiy 20 vegetables.
The Bethel Chair Ga. exhibited .I-ccl-
meus 20 chairs, from the value 81 sl.s0
Go slia.
n. ". .odSln exhibited white sew
lng machine aud specimen. 10 work In
h,mming, stitching snd plain ."sing,
and sample. Il sofa pillows, curtains,
fans. Ac., NhlCh wcfc made with the ma
Chinr.
Mr.. Edwin Holt Contributed a .ilk
quilt. also an Imported writing tablet
sni .alad knife sni fork. Mr.. v. ".
Hall 20 Worcester. Mass, satin corset
ior doll Nrs. AMELIA Maihswsou tidy.
Mr.. n. =. Iiasilng., Newry, embroli.
cred drr.s. worked by Mr.. :. :. DAniels,
~ years old. Mis- Sslome q. Twiich"ll,
rug made by her mother when - years
old. Mr.. Alphln rwltch.ll, . b-auiI-
iui patchwork quilt made by her when
~ year. old, also .llk sofa plllos and q
throw. Mr.. T.. 4. JhsmhcTlln, wrought
curIain. anil towels. Lillian -. Grover,
.oia pillow. Mr.. \. ". Grover, afghan.
Mi.s bella Gill. afghan. Mrs. II. u.
Dodv ln. rug. Mr.. q. n. Watson, rug.
Mr.. 4 u. Howard, rug. aud carI,siing.
Mr. ". ". Eim~., rugs. MR.. D.. u.
GruVrf, Nj. clara Tslicbcll and Mr..
.. a. Tueli, quilt. aud fancy work. Mr..
I'hllbtook. rugs. Mr.. Judge Foster,
knit rug.
Mrs.. Jennie liAndl,y. lady from Nes
York. boarding 9Th her children In
lIethcl, showed two quilts In psichsork
whlch II. received a. presents When
visiting England in ls;O. The design
aud workmanship arr beautiful. The
folloNlng inscription i copied from the
.llk quilt This patchwork quilt u.
the sIih completed hand sewci BY Mrs.
Robinson. Prospect Terrace, burnley,
aud presented To- her ] daughter, Mr..
VIM. iIanilcy ~ y. Y. clty, upon o.
c,.lon of her visit Ia Euglsnd, May Ia
August, is1O."
Mi.. Helen Hsndley, year. old, a
KILT skirt; aud Master Vim. IIandl.y,
N YEAR. old, = silver Masonic troNcl,
prevented Ia Vim. iIandlcy, Esq.. shan
I'M. Eochdale, England, AZ = memorial
20 III. generosity IN LAYING th. corner
stone 81 New WESLEYAN Chapel, l:oCh-
dale, STANDARD Good Friday, Apr. 18th,
$50, nov the property 81 Master Willie.
Nj. laura 4. Hall, case ~ d~corai-
"A chin, ~ exquisite workmanship, Ani
a large ease by uis. Filth Phllbrook 81
equal beauty aud excellence. Nls. Hall
ould d. happy Ia hli oricrs for Christ
ma. ar Thanksgiving. ar would teach .
limited class. Mi. Mildred Tuell,
year. old. dolr. apron anil crochet work.
Mrs. \. :. Merrill, lace, and child's skirt.
Mis- Ruth Andrews, Mexican embroidery
aud J'olnt lace. Niles Filth Phllbrook,
Mr.. T.. 4. Grover, Mrs. 4. q. Cloudmin,
Ml. Alice billing. aud Me. Ale. D..
Inrington, oil paintings; Miss ruring-
tons a scene In the Adirondack, Jxj
feet, q seen. OF the coast 81 Msln-, aud
ro.c. AMI msgnolla.. Miss Purlngton,
yarn rug.
Mr.. ". 4. Valentine had on exhibition
an engine be- nude while a member ~
the agricultural college.
Mr.. L. l.. Brigg. exhibited coop Of
chickens.
Neat stock premiums awarded:
Frc.lsnd Bartlett 81 Upton, drawing
oxen feet & lnche. AMI y fe.t : Inches,
~ and s2.5O; Clarence Hall, feet :
Inches, 81.
lIe.t flock sheep, =. VI. Phllbvok, 81,
beat mutton. VIM. e.. Chapman, 81, j. VI.
I'hilbrook. ~ cents; best buck for wool,
J. VI. Philbrook, 81; VIM. q. Chapman,
~ cents.
best boar, farwell bros, -.
Ga COW. aud heifer., Edgar Chase car
ric'i of 80 In premiums.
best bull for stock, polled Angus,
WIN. &. Chspman, 81; beet for dairy
purposes, Nose. Cummings, -, II. 4.
Upton, 81.
Thr.e-ycar-old steers, y. Bartlett, 81;
best yesrllng steers, hest matched steers,
best cslses, best town team, Master I'd
ward NJ. Carter, son 10 a. VI. Carter,
Esq, carried of about siO. u. j.
Stearns took iir.t premium on beat train
ed steers; rrceland Bartlett, first pre-
MUM on matched oxen.
The second day MAS devoted Ia horses
aud colts, and there were large number
90 I'm. animals on the ground. besides
those entered for premiums. whitney
Brothers exhibited pair of nice stone
grays; \. =. bean, q psir of bays; Cey-
Ion Rowe, y. VI. Walker, u. l.. bean,
j. 4. Purington, were on the grounds
with horses that do credit Ia any town,
while Lawyer Aston % shelburne, y. H.,
drove tandem team richly cspsrisoned
upon the grounds.
Those entered for the soclety's premi.
um. were: stations for general use,
Redwood Knox. by 10. \. iIasting.; Gene
Gideon. by j. A. Twsddie; Victor Patch
en- aud wilder Pstchen, by %. l.. Earring
ton; Ehrlscber. by l.. 4. Hall; three
year-old Gloucester, by u. N. Bartlett; |
four-ycar-olds Sir Roger aud Sir Philip
by smith Brothers Nelson stock.
w. IL. Eames entered brood mare, one
aud two-year oil colts. II. y. Upton,
fhree-yesr-old weighing 100 pounds. J.
a. Twaddle, mare and fosl aud two
year-old, mare BY Hebron, colts by Pres
colt; mare aud foai by Robert bonner;
mare aud foal four weeks old. Chelscs
Stearns, mare and foal by Gideon. A.
a. Young. mare and foal by Victor
Patchen. j. q. Larry, mare and fosl |
marc slred by Prescott, foal by smiths
Sir Philip. Mr.. Carrie Sanborn, mare,
foAl and yezrling by Victor Pstchen.
Joseph seam. four-mouths-old colt by |
Eclair. Charles Davis, yesrling colt.