The Republican journal., 1902-09-18
THE WALDO COUNTY FAIR


| edneSday, the second day, was stormy
and postponement of the events of the
last two days was necessary. The attend
ance was good each day, and the grand
stand was well iilled during the races. The
receipts We're enough to pay all purses
premiums and expenses, and leave IA bal.
ance OF over 500 in the treasury, which to-
gether with the amount on hand and the
State stipend payable on account of thi,
years fair Will leave the Society about
500 in the treasury to begin next year
work on
THE CATTLE DEPARTMENT
This year WAS unusually well filled and
there Was d good showing of horses. sheep,
swine and poultry.
Geo. q. Holmes of Belfast had head of
grade DAIRY cows and helters, Durhams,
1 iloistein>, Jerseys and llerefords, and a
handsome Jersey bull The Evans Farm,
Ndldo' had a large dairy herd OF thorough
bred Jerseys. headed by the thoroughbred
h'iii Dennis. Bay View Stock Farm, Bel
Last, had a herd OF lIerefolds, with the
thoroughbred bah Lord Dexter H. Black
( OF >earspurt showed $6 head of stock, in
Guiding fne bull, several pairs of oxen
dld steers ANA DAIRY COWS aud calves Paul
Bros. OF Waldo had Jersey, Hostein and
Durham bulls, and number of cows and
calves. Virgil Hall of Belfast show ed, with
other stock. Jersey and a Durham bull
VIM. IL. Blodsett of Morrill, Hereford
bull. ). q. Norton of Belfast a Polled
Angus bull, and other stock Melvin
hnoWlton of Belfast had two pairs of
heifer calves trained to drive as steers, and
Hobart W. Blodgett Of Morrill, exhibited on
| the track two pairs of trained steer calves
he trials of strength and training of the
horses and oxen We're sharply contested
and attracted a good deal of attention. All
the competing animals We're thoroughly
trained and were well handled The re-
suits are published i'll the premium list
tlocks Of sheep were shown by 5. G.
Norton and Geo o. Holmes, each contain
ing thoroughbred buck, six sheep. and a
number OF lambs.
There were good showings of swine and
| poultry, and the Evans Farm had d dozen
AnSora goats which We're greatly admired
The various classes of horses and colts
were well filled as will be seen by the
~ pie'ii'"'liS aware aeu' Nj b. smith OF Pearl
Brook Farm, Belfast, had ID large string Of
horses. number of which were exhibited
on the track, Including Marston {. by Pied
mont; dam Maiden, 223, by Electioneer.
/ MaIston {. has 4 3-year-od race record of
"4iN ms o"ii' - d iuil SISTER ol May
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smiths string is Dir4ct,lm Postum h,. III
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N e0'''iil, -'V't "S d +! Fai-'Id' oalh Label by
ten Washington. Colts entered in two
classes by NJ. i. smith and Jesse F. Wilson
arrived ON 1b. grounds .,fr.,. ~,
had been awarded IN their classes and thus
missed premiums which they mial,t other
" So b;,y-.. rD,,.i,-ad
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owing to theuniynI'bn Alto,,S were In
ton to the exhibits foI. nrenI;nn, FreG
iuothaNei exhibited the United States
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laTo St n,nl -i,a 1 a. Vpel"tea III tlle hail d
4 Hmr@,''l - y i ~ -lsili7 the power
OF snrin te' '''i IN 3d. ise'tin t lid EXHIBITS
ti,4 &C. IN some ol me gram shown
fnr ,,raI"i'n "eie ilo' ol me required SIZE
In the nnnaI. I,ll ,,-,, q, ,;,,., I;-,
Mrs + .it,ii :, '9 a ny utsildy.
cIndnd rad " i'4nn bi+a 5AIipII Ii oI no"ers m
MONS s,.a,t "lla'e 'ay "iln que aSters, molly
tUwnrs nbIni pGas o,eiaiiS' Nalllorna sun
Nrt " II iiiI. ~ utiili5"iu' tIc'
aouA. ;n,.il,di rainoiu nitd w Farletles OF
. ittulliS detei ), DeSohaS, gloXlnlaS
r','''s' , ds il "iseaS slaooiuS' Ellen Gould
ioSTs, T, "l,It ~ iifh! ID others.
,.,% o., NJ" +ei ~. MO" itoIl Oh North Belfast
lj',li'' 1.;d. eAllpl' o. cuilos, IN
the big trees of CaIjfornIa Indian raI;oa
an infant dress of We oden time, etc.
l. V. Miller had an exhibit of 20 pictures
OF various kinds; Mrs W. II. Clifford had
a number of oil paintings Mrs. Eliza
! Piper exhibited the picture The Birth of
the Flag and ". L. Wentworth had
exhibits of his skill with the pen
Miss 1neZ Carter exhibited handsome
sofa pillow the ornamentation including
'B. II. S., 1901.
THE pEru1r.u HIST
Eo,lou,in,r ro rlo
''oiio"ins are the premiums and
gratulties awarded:
FRUIT AND vrGFrAp,rs
Post ovbih;t fr,,i+ ~
p;+II HAilip!t y, II u't' D. - lo"hSend ISL,
paars q. ''InG1 q w Wi,e,
n1 I"i ., .; F. Isoa ~.
n w u'IS, ~; "a "a "ll'lih ise' aul hros "a,
y rro,,a' y, i,,Nis '',.,s , o.. 1,a,,, D..
iI Laee pop colI' "ui pros S ISL.
i1iledi pI'saa 1l wnedl' - r, "ilSqh ISL.
nusHei autumn dppIeS, ~ L. lltcher LIST.