The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-09-08
THE GORHAM FAIR.
Continued from Second Page.

Clark, Portland; H. f. Butler, North
Scarboro; Chaples Chaplin, South Wind
ham; Charles Thompson, Westbrook; A.
S. Riggs, South Gorham.
| Heifer calves of any breed, d. W. Clark
Portland; Alonzo Libby, Westbrook; E.
A. Roberts and A. S. Riggs, Gorham.
Jersey bulls, one year old, Alonzo Lib
| by, Westbrook; Charles Chaplin, South
| Windham.
Guernsey bulls, two years old, d. W.
Clark, Portland A. S. Riggs. South Cor
ham.
Thoroughbred Jersey bull calves, Alon-
20 Libby.
| Other thoroughbreds, D. W. Clark,
Alonzo Libby and Robert Meserve OF
North Scarboro.
Matched oxen, S. Tracy, Deering; Will
liam Merrill Cumberland.
Matched three-yea old steers, Charles
r. Bean, East Hiram and S. Tracy, Deer
ing.
Same, two-year-olds, Charles r. Bean,
East Hiram; S. Tracy, Deering and
Frank Scammon, Saco
Matched yearling steers, S. Tracy,
Robert Meserve and Fred W. Clements.
SHEEP.
For aocks of thoroughbred sheep, con-
sisting of one thoroughbred buck and five
ewes, Robert Meserye of North Scarboro
has Southdowns; Albert Meserve OF North
Scarboro has Hampshire downs, and N.
II. Henderson of South Buxton, South
down buck and Hampshire ewes.
Frank L. Whitney of Gorham has OK
ford bucks.
Other thoroughbred bucks, Albert
Meserve, North Scarboro and W. H..
Henderson, South Buxton.
Flocks of lambs not less than five in
number, Robert Meserve and W. H. Fen
derson.
SWINE.
The entries of swine were made by
Robert Meserve, W. H. Henderson, A. G.
Clements and Elmer Black
OK TEAMS.
Those who have four OK teams entere d
are Simeon Tracy Deering; Frank Nor
rison, Gorham, and Oscar f. Deering,
South Buxton.
Working oxen, four years old and over,
Is. Tracy, Deering Frank Morrison, Cor
ham; Oscar F. Deering, South Buxton
Charles E. Jordan, West Gorham.
HORSES.
The draft horses entered double teams,
1900 pounds, and over, were entered by
@. R. Knowles, Woodfords; Daniel Libby,
Sebago Lake; W. G. Hussey, Windham /;
James Hamilton, Joseph Foss, c. L..
Robinson and Charles E. Hatch, Scar
boro.
In the gentlemen's driving class, Mr.
j. f. Barrett of Deering has entered the
stallion Westland and some of his get.
This string won blue ribbons at both
the New England and Maine State fairs
this year.
TODAY'S PROGRAMME.
This will be Westbrook day at the fair
and the attendance should be and I'M
doubtedly will be very large.
Ball game between the Presumpscots
and Saccarappas.
Balloon ascension by f. E. Stevens.
Trick bicycle riding by st. Onge, who
is second only to Lee Richardson, the
famous fancy rider.
Grand cavalcade and trade procession
Examination of all horses and other
stock. Pulling matches by three classes
of draft oxen.
The entries for today's races are as
follows:
1928 Trot-Purse $500.
A. Chute, Naples, b m, Gertie B.
III. Chaplin, Harrison, g, Glencoe
Patchen.
W. D. Haley, Sou tn Gardiner, br m,
B. F. and f. H. Briggs, Auburn, b m,
MarUena.
J. S. Jordan, Portland, CHI m, Mildred
Il. ~
l. W. Rowe, Portland, b g, China Boy.
Clark Bros, Portland, blk g, Charles A.
III. M Partridge, Woodfords, Oh s,
Ginger.
A. Porell Sanford, b g, Synder.
2.37 Trot-Purse $3.50.
l. A. Began, Portland, b g, Sykie.
w. e. Dyer, Pleasantdale, b IN, Lady
Eloise.
j. S. Chaplin, Harrison, g, Harrison
Boy.
G. H. Simpson, Waterville, b m, Hattie
S.
c. Webster, Portland, Oh m, Belle Har-
binger.
Ira p Woodbury., Portland, BIS, Arthur
Cleveland.
P. Kane, Deering Centre, b G, Harvard
G. H. Nelson, Waterville,b S, Tarratine;
oh {, Silkey.
800 Pace-Purse $3.50.
A. Chute, Naples, b f Bayard Den.
j. Gooch, Otisfeld, blk s. Maceo.
G. H. Huntoon, Cash Corner, &, Ugo.
g. W. Carter, Biddeford, b m, Choral
G.
Cummings Bros, Portland, br G, Fred
c.
G. H. Nelson, Waterville, Big, Old
oint.
The entries for the races of the third day
are as follows:
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, SEPT. 9
Free for all purse, $4UO.
@Maud H. h m G. RI SimncoD Water