Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-28

old exhibitor here and one of our leading
breeders. n. l.. Littlefield of Beach
Grove farm. Prospect has herd IF Il
mead of American Cattle Club Jerseys,
ebrated Hood Farm, Lowell. Mass, and
which are pair of fine twin heiiers.
:. A. Garland of Bangor, shows herd Of
Is head Of Maine State Jerseys. a selec-
ion from his home herd of IS head.
Thomas G. Burleigh of Nassalboro, mas
lis old place at the head of the row OF
hereford sheds, with a fine herd of nine
head. Mr.. Burleigh is one Of our young
.st breeders and well keeps up the repu-
alton of the celebrated herd founded by
MS father. the late Ha c. Bureigh. Z.
r. Gle of Fayette, is over here with a
ierd of six Herefords. although he mas
another herd at the Androscossin county
air at Livermore Falls, this week. l..
". Harris of Fayette Corner. has hand
ONE pair of Hereford steers, one year
DID: 3. b. Perkins. Of Skowhegan, ex-
libits seven head of Herefords.
Shorthorns are not present this year. the
display in this class is the largest eve-
seen at Maplewood park in recent years,
because of the presence of new breeders
Aroostook county breeders are down mere
With large and fine exhibits. Hopkins
Brothers of Fort Fairfield. have herr
If six head. p. II. Reed of Fort Fair
ield, shows L head of thoroughbreds ami
one. grade of this breed. a representative
# his home herd of about 40 head. He
has two tine bulls-Scottish Chief. an i'm
Iorted-both from Scotland. Mr. Reels
tnimals were obtained from George {.
Sary. North Danviile. VT. l.. r. Rogers.
Troy, shows three thoroughbred Short
horns; j. V. Fletcher OF Starks, shows
'even head of this breed. Mr.. Flet ,hyr
$ one of our veteran breeders and has
Exhibited at our State fairs every year
nut one for the past q years, and has
Neen an exhibitor at East Maine every
ear but. one since the association was
organized. One of the finest and most
interesting displays in this department is
collection of four carloads of Sh1ft-
lorns-49 head in all-from the Lookout
arm of George C. Cary. North Danville
IT. Mr.. Cary is a former resident OF
Aroostook county has sold many gooo
nimalS to breeders there and came down
o show his fine animals to our farmers.
lis animals are the English tBateS) bred
Shorthorns, of the milking families, ana
howS one heifer having a record of ffi2
'ounds of butter as a three-year-o An.
mails in his herd have been obtained rom
scotland, Iowa, Nebraska and ontario.
In the other classes of cattle exhibitors
re: w. S. Keen. Palmyra. a herd of %
lead of thoroughbred and grade iol-
TENS: a. ]. Remission, Hermon. 10 head
# Polled Aberdeen Angus: f. J.. Alien.
1ermon Center, eight head of Pulel
Observation-Disclosures; George Fl. Gilman. Sc
on, seven head of Devons; A. w. Hunt,
Brunswick, l6 head Of thoroughbred Ayr
'hireS; r. r. Cameron. Caribou. eight
head Of Polled Angus. Mr.. Cameron has
leen breeding this breed of cattle for four
5ears. but this is the first year in which
has exhibited. J.. L. Rogers of Troy
hows three thoroughbred Holsteins. C.
a. York. Bangor, has an exhibition of
light grade heifers. a large exhibit CT
thoroughbred Ayrshires is made by Penn
Der Brothers, Levant.