Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-10-13
Andoyer Fair Premiums.

Garden vegetables.-Best display, W.
II. Mitchell, 1; w. H. SITTER, 2. Squash,
II. w. Suter, 1; Chas. Thomas, 2. Carrot,
H. NJ. Elliott, /. Tomato. Mrs. B.
Crockett, 1. Potatoes, A. j. Dunning, 1.
Cabbage, H. w. Suter, /.
Horses.-Brood mares, A. NJ. Roberts,
1; D. A. Marston, 2; James Hall, 8.
Colts, years old, DR.. Stanwood, /; A.
c. o. Bartlett, 2 and 3. Sucking colt,
A. NJ. Roberts, /; D. A. Marston, 2; j.
Hall, 3. Draft stallion, Fl. l.. Poor, /.
Filly, 3 years old, Alvin Colcord, 1.
Brood mare, draft, l.. c. Akers, 1. Filly,
1-year-old, L. C. Akcrs, l. Sucking
colt, draft, L. C. Akers, /.
Town teams.-Stecrs, F. W. Bartlett,
L; j. Fl. Abbott, 2. Oxen, best matched.
l.. F. Bragg, 1; Hervey Hall, 2. Steers,
years old, Fred Abbott, 1; c. F. Farm
ham, 2. Best matched steers, 2 years
old, L. F. Bragg, 1; Hollis Abbott, 2.
1-year-old, N. w. Emerson, /; L. B.
Holt, 2. 3years old, L. F. Bragg, /; E.
S. Abbott, 2; Simon Baker, 8. 2 years
old, G. W. & S. F. Abbott, 1; C. H. Alb
bott, 2. 1-year-old, Hollis Abbott, 1.
Best calves, c. F. Farnham, /. Best
matched calves, Enoch Whittemore, /.
Best fat oxen, F. w. Bartlett, l.. Train.
ed steers, l.. F. Bragg, 1. Herd, G. w.
& S. F. Abbott, 1. Dairy COW, J. L.
Merrill, and 3; J. L. Bailey, 2. Stock
cow, Enoch Whittemore, 1; J. L. Mer-
rill, and 3. Durham, G. W. & S. F.
Abbott, l and 2. Heifer, 8 years old,
Abbott Bros, and 2. 8 years old, N.
w. Emerson, and 2. Dairy heifer. 2
years old, II. w. Suter, 1. 1-year-old,
E. Whittemore, /. Stock bull, Abbott
Bros, l. Dairy bull, l.. B. Holt, /.
Stock bull, 1-year-old, Archie Tucker, /.
Stock heifer, 1-year-old, n. w. Emerson,
/. Stock bull calf, E. Whittemore, l;
E. S. and o. B. Poor, 2. Calf, F. R.
Barrett, and 2. Best dairy, 1-year-old,
S. W. Suter, 1; j. L. Merrill, 2. years
old, j. L. Merrill, ]; j. L. Bailey, 2. 8
years old, Edwin Talbot, l and q Heifer
calf, L. G. Akers, /; j. L. Bailey, 2.
Bull calf, j. l.. Bailey, l.
Swine.-Fat hog, Smell & Tucker,
and 2. Boar, F. S. Smith, l.
Sheep. Best flock, Hervey Hall, /.
Mutton buck, Fl. NJ. Elliott, l; E. S. and
o. b. Poor, 2. For wool, f. S. and O.
b. Poor, l.
Poultry. - Seabright chicks, Ivan
Akers, /. R. l. Red, Spencer Abbott, l
and 2. Plymouth Rock chicks, H. NJ.
Elliott, l; w. W. Perkins, Q; o. B.
Poor, 8. Leghorn, j. L. Bailey, L;
chicks, 2. White Plymouth Rock, F. r.
Barrett, l. Wyandotte, o. B. & E. S.
Poor, 1. Geese and fantail pigeon, o.
B. Poor, l.
Dairy and domestic products.-Butter,
Mrs. j. II. Talbot, l; Mrs. NJ. II. Elliott,
2. Cheese, plain and sage, Mrs. Fl. E.
Howe, 1. Sponge cake, Mrs. Elizabeth
McIvan, 1; Mrs. Bert Hutchins, 2.
Marble cake, Mrs. Bert Hutchins, 1; Mrs.
E. E. Bedell, 2. Variety pastry, Mrs. j.
F. Bailey, l; Mrs. Bert Hutchins, 2.
Brown bread, Vern Porter, l.; Matte
Hewey, 2.
Children's cooking. - Brown bread,
Miss Sadie NJ. Hewey, l. Variety pastry,
Miss Evelyn Elliott, 1. White bread,
Miss Elliott, 1. Fruit cake, Miss Mildred
Newton, l. Sponge cake, Miss Beatrice
Porter, 1. Pickles, Miss Alice Poor, 1.
Collection of canned goods.-Miss Alice
Poor, l; Miss Matte Hewey, 2. Honey,
Nelson Bartlett, 1. Maple syrup, Mrs.
e. E. Bedell, /; Mrs. c. M. Newton, 2.
Maple sugar, G. c. Moore, l.
Fruit display. - Greatest display of
apples, A. Douglass, 1; c. F. Lovejoy, 2;
W. N. Akers, 8. Best display of apples,
Mrs. Elizabeth McIvan, /.
Best collection of flowers. = II. V.
Poor, l. Cut flowers, II. V. Poor, l.
House plants, II. V. Poor, 1.
Seed corn.-W. H. Mitchell, /; Gard
ner Akers, 2; G. W. Abbott, 8.