The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-09-17
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS SATURDAY MORNING.

Portland, Esquire Fillpall, .1sts best Guernsey
heller, 2 yr. old, same; henef viva VNlcah' q
VI, list.
Best heifer calf of any breed-p; W: Clark,
thoroughbred Guernsey, list; W.. T. Ihomps,
Gorham, grade Ayrshire cali, "a, JON na l..
Thombs, Gorham, grade Hereford CALL 81.
HERDS.
Best herd of cattle from one farm-Aionzo LID
by. WestbroOk, lst.
BULL CALVES.
Best bull calf of any breed-D.'W. Clark,
Portland Guernsey, mos, 1St.
OXEN AND STEERS.
Best yoke years old and overaL, Rolfe,
Deering, 2 yoke, LIST; I. L. johnson, Gornam'
Best yoke 4 years o1d-Frank Emery, Buxton,
1st; L. Rolfe, Deering. 1 pr. steers. I'd; Seth
Meserve, .Saco, pr. steers, workers, 80.
a Best yoke steers year oldfrark seaman
Special iC. +. Libby. Best steers. trained by
boy under 1e-Frank Seaman, Saco, 1 pr.
trained steers, year, 1st.
PONIES.
Best Pony-G. F Sturgis, Gordam, mare pony
Una, years, LIST; same stallion pony, Imp, =
years, 1st; G. L. Stringer, Gorham, pony mare
Mignonne, 1st; G. F. Sturgis. Gorhanl, mare
pony Gypsy years I'd sane maTs Peny
years, I'd; same, horse colt, year, 80.
FARM EXHIBITS.
Best farm exhibit raised by exhbitor-Frank
@. Harding, Gorham, LIST; Thomas Fardon'dor-
ham, I'd.
ton by member of grange of farm products
Frank c. Harding, Gorham, list;
Special, Kendall & Whitney. Best collection
farm products raised by eXhlDltor-frank Z.
Harding, GOrham, 1St.
Buxton. thoroughbred, 1st.
Pigs, litter of sucklings-N. FL. Henderson.
South Buxton, 1st
MATCHED CATTLE.
Best matched oxen-I. L. johnson, GOrham,-
2 pr matched oxen,. 8 years, 1st and I'd; Ed
win Carter, w. Scarboro, pr matched oxen
Sd, r,...
Saco, pr. steers, 1St.
THOROUGHBRED AND GRADE COWS.
Thoroughbred Ayrshire, Alonzo Libby.
years, I'd; Queen Ellie B., years, Sd.
Best Grade Ayrshire coMW + p Tnemss
Best Thoroughbred Jersey Cow--Alonzo Lib
by, Westbrook, Pine Tree Lass, yrs, LIST;
same, Hester Lambert, yrs, I'd; same, Lady
Grade Jersey Cows S. Stone, Granville, 1
cow, LIST; A. B. Douglass, West Gorham, COW,
Best Thoroughbred Guernsey Cow-D. W.
Clark, Portland, Stately, yrs, list; same, Blue
Spring Nellie, 4yrs., I'd; Polly Heartsease, 4
yrs, 3d. =
BEEF OXEN. ay..~
Best yoke-J. L. Johnson Gorham, 1 pr. beef
oxen. I'd; L. Role, Deering, 2 pr. beef oxen, LIST
and Sd. -
T. and Fl. M. Moulton. Cumberland Centre, pr.
blk mares, yrs, LIST; A. N. burlington, White
Rock, matched pair, I'd; Bickford, Gorham,
pr. horses. 3 colts, LIST.
The Atkinson House Furnishing Com
pany won first premium for furniture
and stoves. The parlor that this well
known house has fitted UP in the second
story has proved haven of rest to many
weary fair goers.
The black stallion Also, owned by
Manly Pooler of Skowhegan, was ex-
hibited before the grand stand by Ira
Woodbury., who was presented with flow
ers by his friends.
Barrett Bros. again exhibited their
fine string of horses, among them the
eleven year old stallion Col. West, the
sire of Westland.
Mr.. Barrett drove the one year old FLY
Lucille to beat her 1877 half mile record.
The time made was LA.
E. G. Chute of Naples, drove Gerty B.
in pretty exhibition mile in 2.2S. Her
race record is 2344. She was sired by
Maine Prince, and her dam is Nellie B.
Vendome, who won the four year old
race was sired by Maine Prince and her
dam is Troublesome.
John Haines drove Jack Spratt down
the stretch amid the plaudits of the au-
dience.
1t was Mr.. J. S. Heald's idea to have
blacksmith on hand, and it saves lots of
time when horse loses shoe. Mr..
Head has plan for an ideal judges and
reporters stand on these grounds next
year. Z.
All men interested in veterinary study
should make it point TO see the curios-
ity Black Beallty on exhibition in tent