The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-10-13
A Successful Fair at Unity.

| postponed on account of the unfaVOrable
weather until Wednesday, Oct. 9TH. Teams
from all parts of the country began to arrive
very early in the morning, and by nine
o'clock not less than two thousand persons
We're on the fair grounds The exhibition
of live stock was better than usual, consist
ing of about one hundred in number, ,all told.
| Fine town teams from Troy, Knox and
Thorndike We're on exhibition; the team
from Troy leading and taking the first
| premium. All We're fine cattle and prove
that the farmers of Waldo county know
Just how to raise fine stock. A large num-
ber of stations and stock mares We're eX-
hibited. The awards of the various COM
mttees were as follows:
STOCK.
Stock COWS, Il. Rhodes, list; Geo. B. Pills
bury, ID.
Dairy cows. c. II, Bachelor, 1st; Jesse
Smart, I'd and Sd.
Two-year-olds, Geo. b. Pillshury, 1st and
ID; c. II. Bachelder, Sd.
| Nearlings, Geo. B. Pillsbury LIST.
Three-year- ods r. Call, 1sU; Reynolds, 2d.
Heifers, c. H. Bachelder, 1st; George B.
Pillshury, ID
| RAT oxen, L. +. yer, ISL.
Oxen, years old and over, Daniel Shaw,
1st Jesse Smart 2d; Il. Rhodes, 3D..
Three-year-olds, jesse Smart, lst.
Yearlings, r. Rhodes, 1st.
Steer calves, &. II. Bacheder 1st
Town teams, Troy, 1st.
Draft oxen, William Moulton, 1st Oliver
Written, ID.
Holstein bull, G. B. Pillsbury, 1st: f. Con-
ner, ID.
Grade Holstein, j. Thompson, 1st; r.,
| Rhodes, ID
Draft horses, double VIM. Wiley, 1st; C..
H. Bachelor, ID; VIM. Moulton, 3D.; F..
johnson, 4th Single horse, William Moul-
ton, 1st.
Colts, 3-years-old, Ed. Shibles, 1st; Frank
Conner, ID Chas. Call, 3D.. Two-years-old,
| c. IL. Bachelder, 1st. One-yearold, G. H,
Bachelor, 1st f. Hussey, ID Geo. Berry,
| Sd.
Mare and foa1, A. Farwell, 1st; c. H.
Stations, b. Il. Hunt 1st Edw. Hunt, ID ;
Job Nose, Sd, Three-ytars-"ld, Eli Moulton,
1st w. S. Weed, ID. Two-years-old, Benz
| Ames, lst,
Working horses, Paris Dyer. 1st.
Bucks, Ed Shibles, 1st: f. T. Reynolds
Cd. Buck lambs, Ed. Shihles 1st and 81 ;
| 7. j. Smart, Sd.
Shbles, lst: j. Smart, 2d
Geo. g. Pillsbury 1st; G. II Harheder,
| I'd.
/ POULTRY,
Hens, Mrs CIas. Hathaway, 1st
! Ducks, Reuben CAP. 1st.
Geese, Mrs Chas. Hathaway, LIST.
Turkeys, s. j. Glldden, 1st: &. b Pills
| bury, ID,
FARM PRODUCE
Francis Call, LIST ou pumpkins Il. Rhodes
ID on pumpkins.
S. j. Glidden 1st on onions, squash and
| cabhageS 81 on melons and heetS.
J. W. West, ID on onions.
c. ". Whitney, 2d on csthbages.
f. w. johnson, lst on melons and tur-
nips 2d on squash.
5. S. Tyler, 1st on potatoes; john Smed-
burg, "a ON potatoes j. f. Fernalu, 81 ON
j. Smart, 1St on heets, "a on turnips.
LADIES DErAEIMENr.
Mrs. G. II. Bachelor, grape jelly straw
bery Jelly, apple Jelly, umbrella case, Nrack-
ct ialnbrcqlun, clock frame. tidy, table mats,
crochet cape, bureau scarf Thermometer
case, 1st on each table cover, gratuity:
painting on felt, Sd sage cheese, 1st.
Mrs II. +. Harding, sofa pillow, lst; oil
painting. ID: painting ON felt, "a Lustre
IL .
2d; maple syrup, LIST; raspberry pickles, lst :;
! fancy tidy, gratutN.
Mrs. c. +. Stevens, preserved raspberries,
lst ground cherries, 1st; cherries, 1st.
Kate NJ. Libby sofa pillow, ID.
Mrs. G. l.. Tyler, preserved raspberries,
ID: preserved Strawberries ID; cucumber
pickles, ID; tomato pickles, 2d piccalilli,
ID preserved bIackberres. 1st; crab apple
jelly, ID; blackberry Jelly, lst, comfortable,
3D.
Mrs. Frank Gail, braided rugs, 1st.
Mrs. r. Cornfortl. preserved raspberries,
cheese, 1st.
Mrs T. W. Hawes, wooden hose, Sd ;
darned lace, lst; worsted Tides, 1st hand
kerchef case, list; worSted skirt, LIST.
Mrs Horace Mitchell, strawberry pre-
serves, list; raspberry marmalade, 1st; hook
ed rug, lst: crab apple jelly, LIST.
Mrs. Walter Edmunds, horse radisl, st;
canned hlackberries, ID.
Sadie Mouton, paper flowers, gratuity.
Mrs. Il. w. Halves, crochet slippers, gra-
tuty.
Mrs. Elizabeth Knowles, pircalilIi, 1st
chile sauce, lst.
Mrs. y. A. Gates. pccalilli. 1st; canned
raspberrles, I'd; preserved blackberries, 2d.
Mrs. |. Nj. Harding, canned straw berries,
1st; dahlias, 1st; preserved tomatoes, ID
mixed pickles. 1st; canned raspberres, 1st
cut flowers, 2d.
Mrs. j. Stevens sweet pickles, 1st; maple
syrup, ID.
2d ; canned blackberries, 1st.
Mrs. Chas. Hathaway grape preserves,
1st; hand bouquets, 1St; asters, lst; cucunl-
ber pickles, ID; tomato pickles, 3D. rag car
petings, ID; canned fruit, 1st; butter, LIST
cut flowers, 81.
Mrs. O. b. Rhodes crochet lap robe, ID.
Mrs. Walker Knight, preserved crab ap-
pies, 1st crab apple jelly 3d canned rasp-
berries, ID.
Eubertie Whitney, tomato pickles, lst
raspberry jelly. 2d; cucumber pickles, LIST
crab apple pickles, 1st preserved crab APP
pie, 2d preserved tomato, 1st apple Jelly
Nellie b. Knight, cut flowers, LIST.
Mrs, G. M. Harding, hand bouquet, ID.
Mrs. Clarence Whitney, braided rugs, 2d
comfortable, 1st
Alice Cornforth, preserved crab apples
Sd butter, 2d.
Mrs. NJ. S. Fuller, apple jelly, ID.
Mrs. Jane Stevens, butter, Sd.
Mrs. Geo. Flye, knit rugs, 1st button
rugs, 1st.
Mrs. Knowles rag carpeting, 1st wall
basket, 1st.
Lizzie Rhodes, comfortable I'd.
Susie f. Phillips, patchwork quilt, 1st.
o. B. Rhodes, patchwork quilt, ID.
Helen Young patchwork quilt, Sd.
Mrs. G. H. Means, worsted basket, 1st.
Mrs. IL. F. Benson, Mexican tidy, 1st.
Mrs. H. B. MITCHELL carriage robe, 1st.
Mrs. John &. Ward, knit drawers, 1st.