The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-21

year )-1Sale1gh orange, first: JaYa 70 W
Palmer, second. ~
Heifer calf-James B. Palmer al
Samuel G. Hall, second. nrsV'
SHORTHORNS.
Herd-George f. Dole, Bard ,ra,,s
Streeter, Cunnington, Mass, second ~ "
Bull (three years old or overly IT
and W. c. Streeter, first; Thomas Roal
Gerry, N. Y, second.
Bull 1.-TWO years old and under 49,,
years)- Cottrell Bros, Hoosick Fails iiI n
Y, first; j. V. Fletcher, Arson, second caT1 H.
Bull ZONE year old and under two ya .ar.
&c. f. Dole, Bardswell Ferry. FIRST:
Cottrell Bros ,Esec ond
Bull calf. V. Fletcher, first; Thomas
Boak, second.
Cow flour years old or over)-G u
Dole, first; A. Fl. and W. G.. Streeter'
second.
Cow (three years old and under fo,,,
years. -Thomas Boak, first; G. f. Dole.
second.
Cow 1.-TWO years old and under three
second.
Heifer Zone year old and under two
years)-G. f. Dole, first; Thomas Boak.
second.
Heifer calf-A. H. and VIC. Streeter
first; Thomas Boak second.
HOLSTEINS.
Herd-John H. Mead West Rutland VI
first; j. H. ID. Whitcomb, second. :
Bull (three years old or oyer)-John n.
Mead first; D. III. Goodell, Antrim. n ii
second.
Bull 1.-TWO years and under three)-J.
H. D. Whitoomb first; D. H. Goodell
| second.
Bull tone year old)--John H. Mead,
first; j, HID. Whitcomb second.
Bull calf FL. D. Whitcomb, first
D. H. Goodell, second.
Cow -four years old, etc. John H.
Mead, first D. H. Goodell, second.
Cow (three years old)-J. II. D. Whit
comb, first; John H. Mead, second.
Cow 1.-TWO year old)-J. H. D. Whit
comb, first; John III. Mead, second.
Heifer Zone year old u. Fl. D. Whit
comb, first; John H. Mead, second.
Heifer calf. H. D. Whitcomb, first;
D. H. Goodell, second
PULLING OXEN.
Seven feet six inches over or under-Os
car F. Deering, South Buxton, first;
Simeon Tracey, Deering, second
Under seven feet four inches-Frank
Morrison, Gorham, first; E. H. ingalls,.
Denmark, second.
Under seven feet two inches-E. n. In
gals, first; Frank Morrison, second. 80
Six feet ten inches and under-Frank
Morrison, first; Wesley Perkins, East
Brownfield, second.
PULLING STEERS.
Three years old-Charles r. Bean, East
Hiram, first; o. W. Rolfe, North Deering.
second.
Two years old. T. Jordan, sabattus,
first; Charles r. Bean, second
One year old-Levi N. Mosher,s first;
Robert B. Meserve, North Scarboro, sec
ond.
SWEEPSTAKES
Seven feet two inches and over--Oscar
f. Deering. first; Simeon Tracey, second.
Under seven feet two inches-E H,
Ingalls,, first Frank Morrison, second.
GRADE GUERNSEYS.
-Four years and upwards-James B.
Palmer Jewett City, Conn, first
Three years-James B. Palmer, first.
Two years-James B. Palmer, first.
One year III. II. Witherell, Mon
mouth, first; James B. Palmer, second
GRADE DEVONS.
Four years and upward-W. h. Neal,
Meredith, N. H., first and second.
Three years-W. H. Neal, first and
second.
Two years-W. H. Neal, first.
One year-W. Fl. Neal first and second.
Calf-W. H. Neal, first and econd.
DRAFT HORSES.
G. L. Robinson, Scarboro, first; Joseph
Foss, Scarboro, second.
SWEEPSTAKES DAIRY PRODUCTS.
For five COWS bred for milk-First
premium awarded to George H. Yeaton,
Dover, n, H., whose five COWS gave 1876
pounds of milk; second premium award
ed to John +. Buker, Bowdoin, whose five
COWS gave 1868 pounds of milk.
e Best Milk Producing Cow-First premi-
UNI awarded to ID. F. Goodale, Antrim,
N. H., Whose COW gave AS pounds OF
milk; second premium awarded to George
f. Yeaton Of Dover, N. H., whose COW
gave 1922 pounds of milk.
Five Cows Bred for Butter-First pre-
MUM awarded to W. G. Whitman of
Turner, Me-, whose COWS gave 1906
pounds of butter fat; second premium
awarded to John f. Buker of Bowdoin,
whose COWS gave 1886 pounds of butter
fat
One Cow Bred for Butter-First premi
UNI awarded to D. H. Goodale, Antrim.
N. H., whose cow gave 1906 pounds of
butter fat; second premium awarded to
w. G. Whitman of Turner, Me-, whose
COW gave 1,750 pounds OF butter fat
At Highly Today.
At Rigby this afternoon, beside the
races, will occur the cavalry drill and a
reel race between two companies of Ellis
worth tremen. e
Fair Notes.
Mr.. John A. Clarity had on exhibition
at the upper end of the fair ground
whole family of St. Bernard dogs, includ-
ing the father, mother and IL pups They
were handsomely marked and attracted
a great deal of attention from the ladies
and children. The pups were about two
weeks old and are of fine breed.
The Six Days Bicycle Race.
Boston, August 20.-The leaders in the
six days bicycle contest at Charles River
park lacked just two miles tonight of
having rid den as many miles today as on
the opening day: .Barnaby and Waller
have logged each other SO far and each
has s3i miles to his credit tonight and
bid fair too leave the record far in the
rear at the close of the contest tomorrow
night.
Walters did not compete today, evident
" being satisfied with the fair sized
lump OF lap prize money that he has Sc
cured, and leslie quit after riding Is
miles today. The lap winners in today's