The Portland daily press., 1894-10-12
THE sAGADHOC FAIR.
Continued From First Page.


Heifers. pure breed bulls, three years
First $. =. Hathorne Richmond.
W. +. Riggs of .Bowdoinham won first
premium for yearling bull, first for bull
calf; first, second and third Tor COWS: first
and second for heifers. two years; first for
yearling heifer, and first and second for
heifer calves.
A. j. G. G. Jerseys, bull, three years with
get-First, j. f. Buker, Bowdoin.
Bull, two years-First, M. A. Brown &
Bull. one yeai old-First. W. S. Rogers.
Topsham.
Bull calf-Frst, j. f. Buker. Bowdoin; !;
second and third, W. s. Rogers, Topsham.
Heifers, three years-First. j. f. Buker.
Bowdoin; second and third, ". 5. Rogers,
Tapsham.
Heife1s, two years-First, j. F. Buker;
sec ond and third. W. 5. Rogers.
The above premiums prevails with the
yearling heifeIs and heifer calves.
!, Jersey grades, cows-,FEirst,, +. !; libby,
Richmond; SECOND; J. N. Fpll on. Bowdoln-
4 Heifers, three years-fiTst, }. M. fulton,
Bowdoinham.; second, j. L. Buker, Bow
dom.
Heifers-two years-Eirst, George Buker,
Bowdotn; second. +. s. Adams, Bowdoin; ;
third. NJ. A. Brown, Richmond:
;, Heifers, one year,First, G, NJ. Marshall,
Richmond; third, N. A. Brown & Son,
Richmond.
Heifer calves-First. Fred Patton. Bow
doinham; n second. ). 5. Read; Bowdoinham;
Maine State Jerseys, heifers, three years
First, W. S. Rogers, Topsnam; second, j.
T. Bqker, Bowdoin; third, +. S. Adams,
:, Heifers, two years Tifst; T: 60 Adams,
third. J. NJ. Fulton. Bowdoinham.
second, G. H. II. Marshall, Bo,wdoin; third. F.
j.. Libby, Richmond.
Heifer calves-First. J. B. Read, Bowdoin-
ham: Second, F. S. Adams; third, J. F.
Buker.
Maine State Jerseys. pure breed, bull,
three years-First, second and third. j. b.
Read.
Bull. two years-First. ]. M. Fulton;
second. J. E. Libby, Bowdoin.
Bull. one year-First. G. M. Marshall;
SECOND. F. $. Adams.
It. Buker.
Cows-F'irst, II. S. Adams; second. J. f.
Buker; third. F. J. Libby.
Ayreshlre grades, cows-First, F. j Libby;
second. !. b. HatEorne. third, F.S. Adams.
Heifers, three years-Eirst, I. 5. Adams.
:. Heifers, three years-First, Charles Ward,
Tvpsham.
A. W. Hunt of Brunswick won first
premium for bull three years; first. bull
calf; first, second and third COWS; first,
second and third, heifers three years:
third, heifers one year and first and second
calves.
swine, best boar First. j. W. Tarbox.
Tqqpsham; second. F.. A :; ADAMS: Ms. BoWdoin.
Rogers. second, J. W. Tarbox.
Best litter of pigs with mother-First, F..
S. Adams, Bowdoin.
sheep. Oxford downs-Best buck and buck
South downs-Best buck lamb, sheep and
lambs, J. Nj. Fulton. Bowdoin.
Shropshires-Best buck lambs, q. G. Has
Pen sheep-First, F. s. Adams, Bowdoin;
second, G. @. .kell. Topsham.
) Grange exhibitions-FiEst, Tops.ham, No.
Merrymeeting. OF Bowdoinham.
Working oxen. four years-First, Otis F.
Thompson, Topsham; second. a. G. Ted
ford. Topsham; third, Willis Blair, Rich
Fat cattle-Eirst. D. Powers, Topsham.
Working oxen-E'irst, F; J: Libby, Rich
third, NJ. A.. Brown & Son, Richmond.
steers. three. years First, Charles II.
Weymouth, Topsham; second, Willis Blair,
Riehmcnd; third, Frank l.. Jordan, Brun-
swick.
teers, two years-First. J. ". .Stratton,
Rowdoin: second, G. F. Patten, Topsham;
third, Ralph j. Patten. Topsham.
Richmond; second, NJ. A. Brown s. Son,
Richmond.
steer First. NJ. A. Brown & Son.
Steers raised outside of society-FIrst, S.
3. Hathorne, Rlc hmond second, Lewis T.
Williams, Bowdoin.
Best two years old-Lew1s T. Williams.
Matched oxen-First, S. B. Hathorne;
second, a. V. Tedford; third. Frank l..
Jordan.
Matched steers. three years First, Lewis
7. Williams, Bowdoin.
Two, Sears-First, Lewis T.. Williams;
second, Charles A. Graves, Topsham; third,
NJ. A. Brown & Son.
One year oId-First, Master Earl Jordan,
Richmond.
Calves First, M. A. Brown & Son.
In the afternoon the breezy and slightly
plateau, on which the grounds are laid out
was lively and attractive place. There is
a small city of tents where mermaids and
other wonders are visible for ten cents, and
where all sorts of things to eat, from clans
to grapes, may be bought. There is a
merry-go-round, and countless fascinating,
but tickle fakirs. Inside the track numer-
Gus yokes of huge oxen were tugging at
heavy loads of stone, and twenty-five men
were holding down Prof. Bonnett's balloon
that was slowly growing bigger and bigger.
On the track the attraction was
THE 80 RACE, PURSE $500,
in which eight of the seventeen entries
started. The track was in excellent con-
dition, considering the rain, because of the
sandy nature of the soil. st. Patrick won
the racesin three straight heats. Mollie s..
came under the wire first in the second
heat, making fine finish just ahead of st.
Patrick. but she was allowed to run for an
eighth of mile on the back stretch and
was therefore set back to fifth place.
Headlight went lame and was drawn after
the first heat.
The summary:
st. Patrick, sor g, N. W. Woodman, 1 ]
Black Dan, blk +, J. B. Littlefield, 4
Startling, m, E. W. Hawks, 2
Mollie s., m, IL. T. Yeaton,e 3 3
May Gift, b m, j. D. Lewis, 20 4
CHARLES, A.. blk 6, Clark Bros.,.
lWoodb bury) 6 6
Donna, b III, G. H. Nelson, tTozier) s
Headlight, &, s.. Witham, 2 DIR
Time-2.32 5-4. 93l LIZ, 2.s52 l-s.
THE 800 CLASS. PURSE 500.
The race was easily won Ly Nelson Allen
in three straight heats, with Ludlow good
second, easily leading the long procession
of the field.
The summary:
Nelson Allen, b 9, c. H. Nelson,
tToZier) l j
Ludlow, ch G, C. I. Stackpole, 2
Black Medium, blk 6, 6. W. Snow, 5 !
Billy AlmOnt bI q A W Davis z