The Republican journal., 1899-09-21

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WINS. Favorite-R L Clements 1st; F
Barden, I'd.
B L Greenings-E Dow, 1st; Benz Fish.
I'd. ''
Kings-E A Lawrence, 1st; Benz Fish. Cd
Baldwin, l. Clements, 1st Dow, I'd
Wine apples-E A Lawrence, 1st; F W
Luce, I'd.
Spy-E A Lawrence, 1st Benz Fish, I'd
Black Oxford-E A Lawrence, 1st; W N
| Robertson, ID.
Crab apples-Benj Fish, 1st; G A Kennis.
| ton, ID
Pears-F W Luce, 1st; j Baker, I'd.
Grapes-F W Luce, 1st; Mrs. Nellie
| Holmes, I'd.
Oats-W Robertson, 1st.
S-rowed corn-W F Leavitt, 1st; W n
| Robertson, I'd.
| 12rowed corn-H Leavitt, 1st and ID
| Peas-B G Snow, 1st; C 81 Whitten, "a,
| White beans-W Knight, 1st; B G Snow
| ID.
Y beans-B G Snow, 1st; j W Adding
| ton, ID.
Early potatoes-S Littlefeld, 1st; Chas
ID Grant, I'd.
White potatoes-J W Goodwin, 1st B G
Snow, ID.
! Coored potatoes-F Kicker, 1st; H F Lea
witt, I'd.
Rutabaga turnips-Frank Grant, 1st Fl F
Leavitt, ID.
Strapleaf turnips-J J Baker, 1st; G
Snow, ID.
Cattle beets-Marcus Littletield, 1st Il F
Leavitt, ID.
Table beets-Levi Rich, 1st; H F Leavitt,
I'd.
Onons-E G Dow, 1st II F Leavitt, ID.
Hubbard squash-J j Baker, 1st; B G
Snow, ID.
Turban squash-B G Snow, 1st; E A Law
renee, I'd.
,ul I 7 u -
Marblehead squash-H F Leavitt, G
Snow, 2d
Cabbage-B Snow 1st; F Leavitt ID.
Pumpkins-H F Leavtt, 1st; Fl Hadley
I'd.
Carrots-J W Carlton, 1st.
Honey-Warren Grant, 1st and ID.
Creamery butter-D L Dyer, 1st.
Dairy butter-Levi Rich 1st; E NJ Barker,
Dairy cheese-G 81 Clements, lst; C H
Hadley, ID.
TABLE LUxURIEs ETC
Bread-Mrs L C Cilley, 1st.
Cake-Mrs Benz Fish, lst; Charlotte Sta.
pies, I'd.
Straw berry preserves-Mrs Benz Fish, 1st :;
Mrs Nellie Holmes, ID
Plum preserves-Miss Rebecca Rich 1st :;
Mrs F Barden, ID.
Pear preserves-Miss Rebecca Rich 1st :;
MTS benj FISH, "a.
Canned berries-Mr Benz Fish 1st; Mrs
Nellie Holmes, I'd.
Assorted pickles-Miss A J Barker, lst :;
Mrs Nellie Holmes, 2i
Apple jelly Mrs Benz Fish, 1st; Mrs Nell
lie Holmes. ID.
Currant jelly-Mrs F Barden, 1st; Mrs
Benz Fish. I'd.
Grape jelly-Mrs Benz Fish, 1st; Mrs Mel
lie Holmes, %.
Raspberry jelly-Mrs Benz Fish, 1st; Miss
j Barker, ID,
THE RACES.
There was large number of horses enter
ed for the races and the classes were well
filled and the trotting was called good by
horsenen. The last day of the fair saw some
of the best trottng ever witnessed on the
track. The races We're cond ucted under
the rules of the National Association, and
the results of the several classes were as
follows:
Green Horse Glass. Purse $50
Little Claud, b. M. L. 7. Bessey Brooks. 5 Dr..
Chas. VI. b. g. Arthur kimball, Carmel. ? 3
Hazel w. Blk. m, f. h. jackson. Belfast. / l
Lady Bird, Roa. L. E. Prentiss E. Troy 4 i
Time, 2.!l T.; 4S ID; 2.47 a. Pas; al 12.
rps Glass. Purse, sl75.
Miss Day Dawn, b. m, /. F. Grant, Frank
Camden Boy, b. S, H L. Turner, Pittstieid :
Scott, b. e., c. G. Andrews, Bangor .......
Rex, B. g., Z. b. Ireland Bangor............ 5 4
Alace Drake, B. NJ W. r. Pettengill, Mach
las. ..t........... .:...'.....-..,,.. ? 3
Time 2.26 IA; pa 3 a. 22S
2.45 Glass. Purse, 500.
Flash, B. G., Eph1iam Lermond, F. Union. 3 3 3
Clifford Wilkes, Blk G., c. G.. Andrews,
sebat B G., Henry Davis, oldtown......... ? ? ,
Riverside Boy, b. G., W w. Gillis, Bangor 4
Jerry Gold Dust, W. 5. Reynolds, Brooks. 5Dr
Time, 2.4G i; 2.56 4; 23012
z22 Glass. Purse, $500,
Quad, Oh. s., 6. B. lngraham, West Rock
1nsep lon' e / " Ryder Baaror'
Lansdown, b. G., E. B. Ireland, s.etson ....
Eben L.. B. G., E. c. Boody, Brooks S.. 4
Ken March, b. g., &. c. Edwards, Pittstield 2
Time 2.22 2.20 1-2; ,2l 4.
2.4o Glass Purse, 800.
A. c. T.. G. g., Henry Davis, Odtown. ]
Charlie Reeves, b. g., A. b. Perkins, Orono. 4
Grey Wilkes, g. g., E. c: Boody. Brooks;
Flash, l.. B. g., Ephram Lermond, f. Union 2
Time. 2.47 2.42 IL; 240 "a.
Minute Class Purse, Ss5.
Clifford Wilkes, Blk G., c. G. Andrews. i
Riverside Boy, b. G., W. W. Gillis .......... 2
Gerry Gold Dust, B. g., E. c. Boody- 3
Time 2.46; 2.45; 2.4i 34
2.29 Class. Purse, $50.
Schotield CHI g., L. G. Ryder, Bangor. 221
Miss Day Dawn, B. M, /. F Grant
Time, 235; 234 s.4 336 IL; 2.82 IA; 2.35.
2Is Glass. Purse $3.50.
Dustmont, B. S. c. G. Andrews, Bangor. .... l
Lansdown B. g.. E. h. Ireland, Stetson. :.
Quad, Blk. s., 6 3. Ingraham, West Rock
Time, 2.25; 2,25, 2.22 34
235 Glass. Purse, SIPS.
Eckstein B. S. E, G. West, Frankfort. 8 8 DR.
Frank B., Roa G., W. W. Bla1o, Belfast. 4 43
Bell Wyman, B. NJ, Eugene Blanchard,
Standpoint.
Lady Dustmont, Blk. NJ, c. g. Andrews,
Dolly, B. NJ, W. H. Mcclellan, Belfast, / s 2
Time, 2.30 4; .2S 3-4; 2.33.
The Judges were, e. W. Butler, Starter;
E. c. Newcomb and G D. Pendleton, Timers,
E. l.. Bessey, L. A. Staples and G. W.
Butler.
NOTE AND COMMENT.
There was but little drunkenness for 80
large a crowd and the police force easily
kept good order throughout the fair.
The American Harrow Co. of Detroit,
Mich, had one of the combination seed
sewers, harrow cultivator, corn planting
and pota to digging machines on exhibition.
These machines are new thing in Maine
and are attracting great deal OF attention
and meeting with good sale
The officers of the society worked hard
to make each department a success, and,