The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-09-12
PREMIUMS.

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PREMIUMS
Among the premiums awarded are the
following:
Bull calves Of any breed-Alonzo Libby,
| Westbrook, The Ayrshire. 1st; George M.
johnson, Gorham, g Erie . 3D..
Draft oxen, 6 feet inches and UNDER :,
A. w. Newcomb, Woodfords, ISL; -.
Scammon, Saco, Cd; G. W. &. w. b. Hall,
Windham Centre, Sd.
Draft oxen, 6 #, in to 6 it. 10 nh b.
| S. Martin. Buxton Centre, LIST; y. W.
Adams, Cornish, I'd; Henry MORRISON
Scarboro, Sd.
Ayrshire heifers, 5 years, A. Libby, Isl
and I'd Ayrshire heifers, ? years, A;
Libby, 1st and I'd. Ayrshire helfers, J
year, A. Libby, 1st and 20. aere1ora
| heifer, year, d. NJ. Parsons, dofnam,
| 1st. r.
jersey heifers, 8 years, A. Libby. 1st
and 3D. Jersey heiters. years, A. LID
by, 1st and I'd. Jersey heifers, I year,
VIM. L. Hacker, Westbrook. ISL; Onarles
W. Chaplin, s5ebago Lake.
| Holstcin heifers, years, r. a. Roberts,
Gorham, 1st and I'd. Holstein heifers,
l year, Il. A. Roberts, 1st.
Heifer calf, any. breed. Vim. I Hacker,
1st. E. A. Roberts, I'd.
| Herds of cattle, LIST, A. Libby, Vest
brook ID, Oscar Deering,, South Bux
ton; Sd, 4. A. Roberts, Gorham
Bulls, Durhams, 2 years cid and up
wards, Archibald L. Hamblen. Gorham,
1st, 8 Jungle, Herefords, z years oio
and over, Robert B. Meserye,- North
| Scarboro, 1st.
Hereford bull, / year old. Jersey
bulls, 2 years and over, Chas. ". Chap
lin, Sebago aaLake, LIST; Icons Glen 70
! gis" ;.s Oscar Deering, ESouth Buxton, "a
Jersey bulls, ! year old, a. Libby, West
bull, year old, John E. johnson, LIST,
johnnie, . Isaac L.. Johnson, South
Windhaln, I'd, johnson. = Oxen, 5years
and Lover, L. Rolfe & Son. Deering,
Is and I'd; A. W. Newcomo, Woodfords,
3d. Oxen, 4 years, /. Rolfe q Son
1st; Place Bross, Cornish, 3D.; b. 5.
T4arrabee, Soarboro, I'd.
Guptill, Porter, I'd L. Rolfe & Son, 3D.
Steers, 2 years, S. Tracy, Deering, 1st
l.. Rolfe & Son, Cd; II. Guptill, 3D.
Steers. year, Pease Bros. 1st and Cd
Cows, Grade Durham, Chas. &. Cobb
Westbrook, 1st; Pease Bros, I'd. Tho
loughbred Ayrshires, A. Libby, LIST; ~
! Cobb, g. Grade Ayrsliires, E.A. Rob
ertS, dOfHaHl, lsu, "a. ". Maioesh, 'o'h
dish, I'd.
Grade Hereford, f. A. Roberts, 1st.,
Thoroughbred Jerseys, A. Libby, lst
Oscar Deerfng, South Buxton, Cd Grade
Jersey, A. o. Marean, 1st, II. A. Rob
erts, I'd. Grade Holstein, e.. A. Roberts,
1st and 3D. Grade GUERNSEY, Oscar
Deering, 1st, e. A. Roberts, I'd.
| Oxen and steers not less than TO-
owned by one man, L. RoIfe & Son,
| -, Tow hoo Oh =. (iO1 Holm M. a
Adams, special premium for best pair
| L. Rolfe & Son, 1st and I'd.
| Matched oxen, B. S. Larrabee, LIST
Oscar Deering, I'd; Pease Bros.,, 3D.
Matched 5 year-old steers, Pease Bros,
LIST; j.. Rolfe' 6 Son, Cd; B. S. Larrabee
3D.. Matched steers, 2 years, Tracy
list; J. N. Neweomb, 3D. Matched yearl-
| ing oxen, 5 years, Oscar Deering, 1st, B.
| s. Larrabee, ed; N. Newcomb, Sd. Work.
| ing oxen, years, T. Scammon, Saco, 1st
and I'd; S Tracy, Deering, 3D..
| OK teams. 3yolle owned by one man,
T.. Rolfe & Son, 1st B. S. Larrabee, I'd
Pease Bros. 8: Two yoke, B. 5. LARA
bee, list; T.. Rolfe g Son, 3D..
| Charles Johnson, Gorham, Cd; O. E..
Harrison, South Buxton, Sd. Beef oxen,
best yoke, L. Rolfe & Son, 1st and
B. S. Larrabee, 3D.
Swine.
Boar, R. B. Meserve. North Scarboro
1st; L. W. Deering, Gorham, I'd.
Sow, A. S. Riggs, Gorham, LIST; Robert
B. Meserve, I'd.
" sq Slslins B 81 B Meserve' 1st' L
Small breeds, A. H. Marean, Standish,
1St.
80 .eza Crops
Bushel. barley, Deering, Buxton, fist.
Bushel potatoes, c. R. Chaff1n, Gorham.
LIST; Robert Messrve, North Scarboro, I'd.
One-half bushel onions, G. S. & W. H.
Osborne, .Gorham 1st; Elmer Black, Cor
ham, I'd. sa2 $50
One half bushel beets, Elmer Black,
1st, Granville McKenney, Scarboro, Cd.
Mills, 1st; Daniel Marean, Standish, I'd.
Trace sweet corn, f. @. sHar ding, Cor
Bushel field beans, Frank Grant, West
brook, 1st.
NOTES.
Bristols' horses gave fine performance
in an enclosure by the judges stand
between the heats in the races. The
horses see-sawed, played school, and did
pretty much all the pranks OF the school
boy. The featured of the entertainment
will be repeated each day of the fair.
"Hod'' Nelson arrived yesterday and
watched the afternoons races
Charles Fairfield, with his team OF
greys and a big blackboard is hauling
crowds from from .Gorham village to
the grounds.
Judging from the size of yesterday s
crowd, had the day been fair the people
present would have broken the record OF
attendance. Forty teams were coming
from Cornish had the day been fair.
The Moxie man in his booth does a
thriving business. His wares are evil
IDENTIFY popular drink with the country
people as well as the city.
TODAY'S PROGRAMME
Today, besides the unfinished 2.2S trot,
this will be the programmed:
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