Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-01

succes.fui 90 the sociesy's history.
on wednesday fully 1900 people were 10
attendance, snd the attendance on Thurs.
day wss soms has larger.
The weather was favorable, but a little
cool. particularly on Wednesday, when
the high north wind prevented the races
from being IS fss. As they otherwise would
have been.
THE ExHrnfrs.
The exhibits 10 the bali were larger
and better than In previous years, pariio-
alarly 10 the fruit snd produce depart.
msnts. The character OF the potato
s.hiost vas wen illustrated by an ARGOS
took county man, who expressed the
.opinlon that She potato exhibit was the
hes, that he had ever seen, and he had
been 10 several fairs 10 the "po,ata
county" this season.
The premium Tor the beat collection of
fruit wss awarded to n. r. Norton, Of
south Penop@eos, who wss also the largcs,
exhibitor Ia ieot Hts exhibits OF spples
and plums were we'll illustrative OF the
fruit growing conditions OF Hsncock
county.
Bluehiil, aud A. y. wcscott, OF Bluehin,
are also deserving Of mention.
There vas much rivalry between High
land grange, OF North Pcnobsrot, aud
Haleyon grange, 81 North Biushiil. for
the premium tor best Frangs exhibit.
Both uxhihtts were fsns, but The premium
was awarded to Highland.
Other hall exhibits which attracted
attention sere the cot flowers, the do
nestle manufactures department aud
the manufactures department In the
latter was the exsihi, Of Herbert l.. Her.
rick, tsxidsrmisi. Of Btuehiii, rho showed
collection OF mounted birds, etc,
Atsns on tho midway which attracted
much aiteuiion contained monster sun
ash, which was captured by Ernest
Moore. OF Trcsaont, and brought by him
20 the fair. The fssh wss fecs, inches
Tong, measured iost s inches from tip
OF upper fia 80 tip II Ipwar na and
weighed sSy pounds II was sold on the
fair grounds TO II. T.. Hesriek, the taxi
dermist. wbo viii add it to bis collection.
WEDNESDAYS EVENTS
The events Of Wednesday we're the
races 50 aud 2 20 classes, and the base.
ball game, Caatine ~. Buekspogt.
In the $50 class siollie Dawn, which was
decidedly tho isvorile, vac last horse in
tho irst heat. bot came forward in tho
second, aud won the beat. In the third she
was so Tar ahead that sao Was walked
hinder the wifs by nsr proud owner amidst
the cheers OF the crowd. The last beat
was iskeu just as easily.
The % cla.s vas taken by Climax IN
straight beats. FrsnG II. WAS always near
enough to make him ''go some, how.
ever, aud was many times in the lead.
p. II. aeS~m.ra, OF Bangor, was starter.
rum .rw~sny
$50 Class. pwrss. syas.
Molly Dawn. b IN. CasAsax. nlssAll tlII
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