The Newtown bee., 1894-10-12
H. Beers, Mrs Eugene Bulkley, Mrs W. F. Hayes.
OXEN AND CATTLE.

me showing or oxen was very SaG1S-
 factory. The following were the en-
 tries: E. L. Johnson, l pair; Alonzo
 Cree, I; w. E. Hawley, ?; I. A. Haw-
 ley, l; Johu s. Peck, l; John H. Peck, Fl; J. B. Wheeler, l.; John Farrell,
 l; James Coles. l; i; H. A. Hawley, |; A. l.. Hawley, I; $. B. Camp, I John l.. Hughes, |; s. W. Post, 3 John Kain, 2; Oscar Winton, 1; Philo Clark, |; Fred erick Chambers, |; Arthur Peck, I E. M. Botsford, 1; Charles Ferris, l.; c. B. Glover, l.; s. s. Scudder, ?; William Glover, I; Horace Northrop, I; George Winton, 3; Jerry Hunihan, I; Thomas Bailey, l; 0. M. Pratt, l; A. W. Peck, Jersey cows; c. B. Johnson, l Jersey bull; Charles Briscoe, calf; decorated cart and yoke oxen, Master Norman Glover; decorated cart and 3 yoke of oxen, Master Bert Beers; registered Jersey cows, F. H. Gray, South Britain !; l three year old COW, P. B. Parmalee, l COW and seven months calf; pair oxen, Asa H. Hawley.
 
 Mares and colts, Class A, standard bred: George Taylor, Charles G. Peck, Robert Tomlinson; non-standard, John Hughes, George Drew. Lauren Skid more; Class B, colts, geldings and mares, A. W. Bassett, Robert Tomlinson, John Kane; Class c, horses for family use, G. F. Duncombe, P. Madigan, Ger trude E. Cree, Burt Coe, John Shu- macher; matched pairs, Julius Beers, John Kelly, Ambrose Blackman; Class D. road horses, I. B. Harris, c. G. Peck, H. M. Clark, Isaac Hawley; Glass B, three years old, Charles G. Peck, Henry Moore, John W. Cole; Class B, mares and four years old and over, Charles G. Peck, l. B. Harris, G. F. Duncombe, P. Madigan, E. Hall; Class B., two years old, l. B. Harris, A. w. Bassett, c. M. Beresford, Robert Tomlinson, John Kane, Arthur Moore.
 HEAR FEM CROW.
 The exhibition of poultry was very good indeed and was made on the sidewalk in front of the hall. The exhibitors were E. M. Peck, Hawley & Lake, Thomas Coles, Charles Jonas, l.. B. Lake, A. P. and A. J. Smith, Elmer Fairchild, H. M. Clark, D. c. Peck and Patrick Cannon. James Nichols exhibited guina fowls and Homer Baldwin a peacock. Willie J. Stuart exhibited rabbits and Newton Inc Tod a,I 'dibles was excellent. Among the ex libitors were Mrs William c. Johnson, Mrs Jerome Northrop, Mrs Norman Northrop, Mrs Walter Glover, Mrs Ira Wildman, Mrs c. H. Northrop, Mrs s. ,. Glover, Mrs z. s. Peck and Mrs J. W. Anowlton. Among the later exhibits brought in were rugs exhibited by Mrs L. s. Mason, Mrs Philo Northrop, Mrs ). B. Camp, Jennie Coles, Mrs H. G. Cur lis and Mrs Samuel Curtis; butter by s. l ]. Botsford, Mrs Walter Glover, Mrs Ira | Nildman; fancy work by Miss Grace Iudson, Mrs E. J. Hall, Miss Lucy Wright, Mrs Phoebe Ackley, Miss Lucy Baldwin; vegetables and fruits by John | Peck, Thomas Murphy, s. W. Post lowers by A4iss Helen Beers, Mrs l.. B. l lake, Mrs Newton Shepard, Mrs s. J. Miss Hattie Northrop exhib- ted a live cat and Mrs John H. Black nan brought in an exhibit of grapes. The local merchants took advantage of he day and
 DID THEMSFIVES pROITD
 )n the platform Taylor & McGran made
 display of furniture, R. H. Beers & Co. displayed boots and shoes; w. B. Sniff en, case of optical goods and jewelry ,. F. Hawley, canned goods, fancy arti- les cutlery and blankets; Warner, Tay- or & Curtis, clothing, gents furnishings nd dry goods; s. Curtis 6 Son, combs ;. c. Morris, paints; E. J. Hall, stoves. lr Hall also gave away yard sticks; !. c. Bull, case of fancy goods; A. W. 'rgelnan, harness; A. G. Baker, furni- ure. THE NEwTowN BEE had a stand. |. W. Bassett exhibited washing ma hines, J. J. Northrop bicycle and H. !. Mansfield the Bridgeport fire extin- uisher. The Elite Ferret Kennels in harge of M. B. Hawley of Stepney ,ade an exhibit of ferrets that was cry attractive for the young people. c. 1. Peck could not move his curiosities to he Town hall but posted notice invit- lg all to call at his house and see his ollections of rare relics, and many took dvantage of his kind offer. The Street ,oked like fair ground, Thursday ,orning about 10 o'clock, when the men to arrive with the cattle. A arade was made up the Street and the attle were judged in front of the Town all. Then followed the judging of the orses. Meanwhile from all points of he compass people poured in, and into he hall until it was almost impossible to love about so dense was the crowd. T WAS A GALA DAY FOR OLD NEwTowN nd there is no doubt but what an annual air here would be a booming sue cess. Ill that is necessary is more room. We ave the exhibits all right. All day thursday the exhibits kept arriving so hat it is impossible to give correct list f exhibitors, but our list was complete D to Wednesday night. P. B. Parmelee xhibited dog and three pups.
 The music on Thursday, by the St sose's drum corps, was excellent, and dded much to the interest of the occa- iGn.
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