The Republican journal., 1901-09-05
WALDO COUNTY FAIR.

otnerwise have been. There were, how
ever, larger number of exhibits than last
year, and more outside shows, lunch stands,
etc., than usual. The exhibits OF live stock
were more numerous than for several years
past. especially in cattle, sheep and poultry,
and the new classes, Belgian hares and An
CORA goats. were well filed. There were
also good shOwings of dogs. Farm ma
chlnery and appliances were exhibited and
the practical working shown.
Following are the exhibits in the various
classes:
FRUIT, VEGETABLES, ETC.
+; =: Wyman, Northport. plums, Ken
meth Wyman, NOrthpOrt, gOurdS, VIM. A.
Lear, Northport, citron of crop of 1900.
ID. L. Pitcher, Belfast, exhibit of fruit
peck pears lima beans; sheaf millet (Jap-
anese) ; bushel autumn apples; bushel po-
tatoes; squash; pie pumpkins.
Henry Reynolds, Brooks, potatoes.
Z; e. Abbott, Belfast, exhibit fruit
bushel potatoes.
Ed; Wyman, Belmont, millet, (Hunga-
/. Y. Miller, Belfast. exhibit farm CROPS. 3
varieties potatoes, tomatoes, beets.
Patlence 3. Paul, Waldo, peck tomatoes.
George, r. Williamson, Belfast, sheaf
wheat; sheaf oats.
F. A. Griffin, Belfast, "a var. fruit.
John Berry, Morrill,, winter apples.
j. Z: Townsend, Belfast, var. pears,
var. plums apples.
NEAT STOCK.
Evans Farm, Waldo, herd Thoroughbred
Jerseys. Thoroughbred Jersey cow; 8
years old heifer; 2 years old heirer !;
Thoroughbred Jersey bull; exhibit of farm
stock.
D. L. Pitcher, years old Thoroughbred
Jersey heifer; 2 years old grade Jersey
heifer.
Herbert Black, Searsport; herd Thor
oughbred HerefOrds; l bull; cows; cow
4 years old; heifer 8 years old; calves !;
heifer; 2 years old heifer; 2 yearling heif-
ers; 2 calves; all grade Herefords; Thor
oughbred yearling bull.
Geo. O. Holmes, Herd of II head in
cluding cows and bull, grade Jersey; 2
cows. Sh0rthorn; heifers, years old,
grade Jersey; year old heifer, grade Jer-
sey calf.
OXEN AND STEERS.
Herbert Black. Searsport, matched oxen
fat cattle; years old steers; yearling
steers; steer calves.
Hobart W. Blodgett, Waldo, trained
calves.
George Towle, Waldo, trained steers.
Eben Littlefeld, Waldo, matched oxen
yearling steers, steer calves bull calf.
Harry Littlefeld, Waldo, years old
steers.
HORSES AND COLTS.
J. F. Wilson, Belfast, brood mare; years
old colt; sucking colt.
Henry Reynolds, Brooks, pair draft
horses, under 1150 pounds.
Walter E. Staples, Belfast, pair droft
1v,6c
W.,G. Preston, Belfast, years old filly
Ed. Wagner, Belmont, mare and colt
SHEEP, SWINE, POULTRY, ETC.
w. L. West, Belfast, ST. Bernard dog and
8pups.
Fred L. Toothaker, Belfast, working St.
Bernard dog.
Geo. O. Holmes, Citypont, exhibited poul-
try, s varieties; flock of Thoroughbred
South-dOwn sheep.
lambs.
E. F. Hanson and Eastern Importing and
Breeding Co., Belgian hares.
ID. l.. Pitcher, Belfast sow and pigs.
Chas. L. Austin, Brooks, Thoroughbred
Oxford Downs buck flock of s sheep.
Ernest Piper. Belfast, Thoroughbred
Cotswold buck flock of sheep.
Chas. A. Piper, Belfast, Thoroughbred
Hampshire buck ; flock sheep.
Evans Farm, Waldo, pair Angora goats.
J. w. Wallace, Belfast, varieties poul-
Russell c. Carter, Belfast, varieties
Swiss game fowls.
W. II. Blodgett, Waldo; flock of grade
Hobert W. Blodgett, Waldo, pair twin
lambs.
F. L. Towle, Belfast, ducks
Cyrus Hubbard, Belfast, White Plymouth
Rocks.
Herman Paul, brood mare and foal.
W. P. Wentworth, Knox, 2years old draft
colt; 3 years old draft colt
w. 81. Wight, Belfast, year old colt by
Silver Spray.
J. l. Jackson, Northport, years old colt.
E. L. Savery, stallion Farmers Pride, -
by Norman Percheron.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Evans Farm, Waldo, exhibit of butter.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT..
w. P. Wentworth, specimens of penman-
ship.
Mrs. Augusta Richards, Belfast, 2 silk
quilts l outline quilt.
l. Y. Miller, Belfast; IS oil paintings and
4 water colors.
Mrs. Adelbert Knight Belfast, biscuit
Miss Agnes Park, Searsport, table cover
in cigar work.
Bertha Wallace johnson, Belfast, 1 woven
WOOlen rug.
handkerchiefs.
Miss Ethel Savery, Belfast, handkerchief
sofa pillow.
Miss Florida Carrow, Belfast, 2 crochet
dollies.
nbefanes Blanche Carter Belfast sofa pillow in
Mrs. Georgia Woods, Belfast, rag carpet.
Miss Ola Wood, top of sofa pillow in bis
cult work crochet lace
Mrs. D. G. Greenlaw, Northport, sofa
pillow.
Mrs. Isaiah W. Cross, Morrill,, silk quilt.
Mrs. Emma Ellis. afghan; silk quilt
tidy; scarf sofa pillow.
Letitia Wood, silk quilt
Mrs. Eliza Piper, silk quilt.
Mrs. E. H. Bates, 3 oil paintings.
Mrs. Carrie Kaler, table cover in batten-
berg, bouquet of asters; oil painting.
Mrs. Albert Gammans, table cover in
Kensington work large battenberg piece
square hOnitOn work; dolly, kensingtOn
work centre piece, silk embroidery tat
ting dOiley; pink dOiley.
Miss Lizzie Pond, pairs towels in Mex-
can work fancy hand-pointed box.
Mrs. J. G. Damon, battenberg side-bOard
scarf hOnitOn lace collar; point lace hand
kerchief; centre-piece in battenberg and
silk laid work centre piece in all batten-
berg work centre piece in battenberg, etc.
Mrs. Henry Wentworth, 3 hooked rugs
lamp mat wOrsted sofa pillow; silk sofa
pillow; 2 picture throws; tidy; bureau
scarf; sidebOard scarf; twine ball basket !;
crochet bed spread, silk quilt.
Mrs. Arbella TOwle, biscuit sofa pillow :;