Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-02

lSd. Embroidered tidy, Josie Gamma
let. Painted tidy, josie Cannon IL
Table cover, Mrs. Susan Alden, Live
, more, let. Sofa pillow. Mabel J. De6ho
LIST; Laura Fletcher, Hartford, Sd.
II Exhibit cut flowers. Costella Flctche
Hartford, lst; Mrs. 3. 3. Caldwell, Car
ton, "a. Dahlia, Mrs.. INV. Poland, Sun
ner, lst. Bouquet, Costells Fletcher 10
Gladiols, Mrs. II. W. Poland lat. A
ters, nrS. +. 3. Caldwell lse; Costell
Fletcher "a. Single geranium, l.. :
Burgess lot. Gamma, Costello Fletchs
Let.
Dairy plain cheese, D. W. Cooling
Peru, let; Mrs.. E. e. Caldwell, Cantor
ID. Dairy sage cheese, Mrs. 3. E. Calt
we'll Let. Domestic butter, Mrs. b. y
Sampson, Canton, frst; Susan Tirrell
Canton, I'd; n. Hall, Peru, Sd. Collee
Ition canned goods, Josie Cannon lot
n. Hall I'd. Maple sugar, B. r. Glover
Hartford, Lot. Maple syrup, B. !
Glover lst; Nettie Stetson I'd; L. J
Burgess Sd. Exhibit honey, G. W
walker LIST; Mrs. r. 8. Russell I'd
Wheat bread and brown bread, Sussl
Tirrell lst on each. Wheat bread b.
girl under Is, Iva Tirrell lst. Brow
bread by girl under IL, Ella n. Waller
Canton, LIST; Iva Tirrell I'd.
Tatting necktie, josie Cannon lst
Handkerchief case, Ada Lovejoy, Yves
Peru, lst. Handkerchief, Mrs. Laur'
Drake, Lewiston, 1st and 81; Abbi
Morse I'd. Painted plaque, Carrie Gil
bert, Canton, let. Battenburg work
Mrs. Ira Hawkins, Lewiston, lat. Stan
dard sewing machine, K. w. Allen, Can
ton, LIST. Same on Crown organ, 1t
Lamp mat, Josie Cannon lst. lrisl
lace doilies, Mrs. Emily Wright Let
Crochet infants jacket, Mrs. c. P. How
lst. Pin cushion, Josie Cannon lst
Table mats, Mrs. Eta Clover, Canton
LIST; Josie Cannon I'd. Chinese EN-
broidery, Carrie Gilbert lst. Fame.
apron, Mrs. Henry Dyer, Riley, lat
Crochet rug, Mrs. Martha Paine lat
TaxidermIst work, McIntire, Peru, Let
| Specimen cut work, Abbie Morse, Can
ton, lst. Crochet commode set, Ma.
Robinson, Peru, LIST. Crochet doilics
Josie Cannon lst.
THE RACES.
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woodside, br. g. G. J. Russell, Lcwtston,s .
Tine, . 81 IA. IS is. sSl Ia.
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Joker n. b. e., II. @. Fletcher. South
Dennis: 5. =. Il. Il. Thaysr. south PARIS !
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Russell T., b. r., c. J. Russell. Lewiston
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Chas. H.. bi. g.. II. q. Fitcbcr, South
woc,s,ss b; :, C. i Russell Ic.i:,cns
Blssi Bess. bi. m. 4. Il. Thsyer. South
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$50 cLAss.-ruRsx Siso.
Susie g., Oh. m. I. W. Pottie. King
neh, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Benvenuto Boone. b. e. 4. W.
Hutchins. Lewiston. .-..s "a
Ruby hAr, Oh. m, @. l.. jenkins,
Lucy Isss. Oh. m. 4. i. Russell.
Geo. T.. ch. &, WIN, Jones. Lewis
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The 2 rs class was productive OF some
excitement. The fifth heat was called
no heat by the judges on account Of To-
reference. Vim. Gregg Of Andover
who claimed the heat, refused to star,
his horse again, and was suspended by
the judges for one year.
Wednesday afternoon the 2-year-olt
colt Deak, owned by X. G. Dunn Of
Canton, was given an exhibition quarter
mile In the remarkable time OF 80 J.;
seconds.
A LITTLE UNQUIET FUN.
There were two causes for an enter.
tainment Wednesday night which was
not down on the bills. The 6rst cause
vas that the trains advertised TO start al
8 20 did not leave for nearly an hour
later. The crowd, gathering at the gate
found no train, and Satan Was promptly
ut hand with mischief for Idle hands to
do. The other cause was that ancient
root Of evil, rum. quite number OF the
crowd being In various stages Of intoxi'
cation. Their amusement first took the
form Of trying 70 stop the teams passing
through the gate, by shouting "Whoa I"
and In other ways. A number OF teams
succeeded In breaking through, though
the horses were more or less scared; but
the crowd finally got 20 uproarious that
no one attempted to get through. and thu
gate and quite territory each side OF u
was given up TO q surging, yelling mob
By way OF slde-show two or three light
were started ut odd times In the crowd
A man fell OF the platform ~ trair
Was backing In, and some women wht
saw the accident thought he was rur
over and nearly went into Mysteries, and
all together Il vas quite high old time
The mob held practical possession o.
the gate until finally the three trains FOL
Lewiston, Rumford Falls and Livermors
Falls were made up and moved Oh, TAX
Ing the whole drunken gang with them
Then peace reigned once more, and thu
people who had been waiting patiently
for . chance TO get home got through tn
gate.
NOTES.
Abbott Brown, who was the aggresso
In an alteration which occurred on th
grounds Tuesday night, later took
sentence Of $500 and costs, or thirt,
days 10 jail, for intoxication. he paid
A ball game was played Wednesds,
between the Canton and Dlxfield teams
II could not be truthfully called an 10
terestinR game. Both sides were salts
fed to cali ii game at the end Of th
sixth inning. Score 20 to 3 In favor o
Dixfield.
The Lewiston Brigade Band furnishes
music Wednesday afternoon, and tn
Livermore Falls Band Thursday. A ne,
band stand beside the judges stand ba
been built since last year, and the must
sounds much better than when the ban
WAS In the middle Of the grand stand.
4 Deputy Sheriff Barrows Thursda
morning took In Charles Gowell, Jr., O
Rumford Falls; also suit case whic
he carried. Gowell said the suit cas-
WAS not his, and no key to IL was foun
on bis person, but Sheriff Barrows force
Il open, and found six quart bottles, pal