The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-15

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2.4O cLAss-PURsE $3.50.
| Babe L. CHI G. F A Lane, Portland ..dis.
0akdale Dot b 6, + A Maxwell,
Gi Tss,lbh m, clark Bros, Portland.
Guywook, M Jordan, Saccarappa.. 2 8
| Alright, Jr., bl >, l P Woodbury:... / Q
Time-2.32s4, 2.3114, 2.34s4, 2.321s.
2.35 CLASS, fAcERs-PURsE $3.50. NJ
General Mac. br s, Carl Stuart, Gray Q l 1
Waveland, BIS. Barrett Bros. Port /.
Ned having. ID g, ? Woodbury.. . !,
THrssaaai a.s5. a.s7M. 2.ss.
Premiums Awarded.
Following is list of premiums award
ed today:
Poultry specIals-Best exhibit made by any
man Bros, No Scarboro, I'd.
foSR on Sherman Bros 1st
Special, Maine State Poultry Association
| Best two Plymouth Rocks, Frank Harding,
| Gorham LIST: III Usher, 3D.
Maine State Poultry Association Best two
Light Brahma fowls, II s Usher, 1st; John
Roberts, So Windham, I'd.
Maine State Poultry Association special-Best
two Indian Game or any other new breed, Sher-
man Bros, buff Leghorn, 1st and I'd.
Best team of oxen owned by one mani
Rolfe & Son, Deering, LIST; Guptill, Porter,
| Cd.
Best four OK team owned by one man-B S
Larrabee, Scarboro, ST; CT Hanson, So Bux-
ton, I'd; F r Morrison, Gorham, Sd.
Best yoke oxen 5 years old and over-Murch
Bros, G0rham, 1st.
Best yoke oxen years old-B Larrabee,
ScarborO, 1st.
Buxton ss ist; Fl Gnpstill, Porter. I'd Charles W
Hail. WIndham Centre, Sd.
Best yoke. steers years old-Frank Scam
Best yoke steers one year dbl W Deering,
No Scarboro, LIST.
Speculation F Libby.
Best trained pair of steers, trained by boys
under 16 years of age.Frank Seaman. Scar
Best Rony.C stinge, Gor d1a 1st and I'd
Best Durham bull one year old-A L Hamblen
B Best 18Th Hereford bull, years old-George +
Jersey bull. 2 years:old- Alonzo Libby. West
brook 1st
ish, 1st; o Deering, South Buxton, I'd; A Lib
Best Ayrshire BULL years old-A Libby 1st
Best Ayrshire bull, / year old-W S Puring-
ton, White Rock, LIST; A Libby, I'd.
Beef oxen-B s Larrabee let; L Rolf & Son,
Argus premium Best yoke oxen on grounds,
Murch Bros, Gorham, LIST.
Best working oxen, years DIDO Deering,
Best working oxen,4 years old-H.. Guptill,
Porter, LIST.
Best bull calf of any breed-B sThombs, grade
Bestlbroken colt, lCol N Dow. special
Col Dyer, yrs, j + Barrett, Deering, LIST;
Harry v, Walter Varney. Windham, I'd.
Agricultural implements-The Whitman Co.,
Mowers rake-H johnson, Gorham, 1st.
Best flock sheep-N H Henderson. So. Bux-
Standish, I'd; 1 flock grade sheep, M G stnrgis,
Gorham \ 1st; Anderson, So. Wind
ham, flock Leicester sheep, LIST.
BssF pueR SucH Fesse y
Anderson, Leicester buck, 1st.
Best grade buck-N HI Fessenden, Sd.
Hall Exhibit,
Best display of harness, Augustus Black, Cor
ham, single harness, LIST; Geo E Files, West
Gorham. single harness, I'd; Geo Files. lex
Best print butter, not less than five pounds
Mrs L Libby, Gorham, 1st; Granville M Nc
Kenney SO Buxton, I'd.
Best solid butter-C W Deering, So. Buxton.
1st.
Best collection cut flowers-S B Anderson,
Gorham, LIST; Mrs Ada Mckinney, So. Buxton,
I'd.
derson, 1st; Mrs W Merrill, Gorham. I'd.
Mrs Geo Wentworth, Gorham, two begonias,
Special Mrs A Chute, best collection potted
plants-Mrs B Anderson, LIST.
Best collection of canned fruits-Mrs M B
Palmer, Gorham.
Best collection Of jellies-Mrs N B Palmer;
best collection of pickles, Mrs M B Palmer; best
COLLECTION Of preserves, Mrs N Palmer.
Best farm exhibit Harding.
Atkinson House Furnishing Company, best
exhibit of furniture.
Best exhibit OF diamonds, watches and.jewel-
rye Williams, Portland.
Best exhibit optical goods-Prof Benton
Plumley.
"a feature of the cavalcade was the dis
play of farm produce raised from fertil-
izers sold by Kendall & Whitney of this
city. The display embraced all varieties
of corn, squashes, pumpkins, beets,
turnips, etc The float was elaorately
trimmed with evergreens, flags, ribbons,
etc.
Mr.. John S. Head, the clerk of the
tective He has several promising colts,
none of which, however, have been given
marks.
Mel. Stringer of this city, has fine
| two year old at Narragansett park He
is by Pickpocket.
Nh. Isaiah Pompilly, the famous
starter. who has officiated at this fair for
several years is at Mystic park this week.
| The starter, and good one too, is Mr..
| Samuel Pompilly, his brother, who gives
excellent satisfaction.
The attendance Wednesday was 1880
paid admissions, which far::exceeded the
expectations of all.
Pickwick, two-year-old by Pick
rocket, owned at Crystal Spring Farm,
| Gorham, was shown on the track in the
| forenoon.
A white Iceland pony took first premium
| as best pony exhibited, owned by U. ..
| Stringer.
Inspection of Company A.
Company A, First Regiment, n. G. s.
M was inspected last night by Col.