The Newtown bee., 1904-09-16

two pair yearling steers. w. B. Leav enworth and J. M. Burr judged this class.
 Class 20-Draught oxen: s. H. Peck pair four years old, 1st; pair three years old, 3d; L. H. Warner, pair four years old, 2d; Newton c. Woodland pair five years old; w. F. Watson, pail three years old, 1st; B. N. Somers pair three years old, 3d; N. P. Boards. ley, pair three years old, 3d; Frank Benn1tt, pair four years old, dis; w. D. Stone, pair five years old, 2d; $. Fl. Peck, pair four years old, Sd. Ralph L. French, s. M. Brinsmade and s. O. Beach did the work of judging.
 Class 27-Grade Durhams: w. D. Stone, COW four years old, COW three years old, COW two years old, yearling heifer; J. L. Buck, COW four years old, COW three years old; M. T. Hatch, COW three years old, COW four years old. J. M. Burr and T. J. Clark served accept ably as judges.
 Class 23-Durhams: w. D. Stone, bull three years old, bull calf, heifer two years old, heifer calf; J. L. Buck, COW four years old, bull under two years, yearling bull. J. M. Burr and T. J. Clark pinned on the ribbons.
 Class 19-Hereford Grade steers: Newton 0. Woodland, pair five years old; M. T. Hatch, pair five years old, pair three years old; pair i've years old, s. E. Richmond; N. P. Beardsley, yearling steers; o. s. Lyon, pair five years old. Ralph l.. French, H. A. Beardsley and $. M. Brinsmade acted as judges.
 Glass l8-Durham steers: Jacob Charniski, pair two years old; w. D. Stone, pair five years old, pair four years old, pair two years old: Levi Richmond, pair four years old; N. P. Beardsley, pair yearlings; Ralph Buck ingham, pair four years old; Don c. Feet, Bair yearlings; R: l.; French,
 Glass 17-Working oxen, Devon old, pair three years old, pair two years old; E. B. Dorwin, pair five years old; l.. H. Warner, pair two years old, pair five years old, pair six years old; D. Fl. Dtsbrow, two pairs four years old, two pairs two years old; A. J. McMahon. pair five years old: M. T. Hatch, pair yearlings, pair four years old; E. N. Somers, pair five years old, pair three years old, pair two years old; N. P. Beardsley, pair three years old, pair two years old, pair yearlings; s. H. Lyon, pair two years old. W. l.. Bar Der and w. J. Sherwood awarded the premiums.
 Class 3o-Ayrshire Grade: John Hotchkiss, COW two years old; M. T. Hatch, yearling heifer. George s. Hawley and George w. Burr acted as
 Glass -Holsteins: Robert Don- nelly, COW four years old and bull calf.
 Class 31-Holstein Grade: John Hotchkiss, yearling heifer; W. b. Stone, COW three years old; J. l.. Buck, COW four years old; Robert Donnelly, COW -four years old, two COWS three years old, COW two years old.
 THE SECRETARY AND HIS ASSISTANTS.
 In the secretary's office, J. Edwin Hungerford was on duty, as usual, and filled this difficult position to the sat- lsfaction of all. He had as his assist ants Miss Jessie Browe, Miss Gene vieve Hungerford and Theodore Bur dick. J. Le Roy Buck, the energetic president, was all about the grounds attending to hls various duties. We like the hearty and energetic way he takes hold of things. A better man in town for his position could not be picked out.
 IN EXHIBITION HALL.
 Exhibition hall, as in previous years, was in charge of that weIl-liked New Fairfield gentleman, Hon Homer L. and his assistant and neigh DOT, the reliable Charles Knowles, a good man wherever you put him. The 1all was not quite as we'll filled with n every way creditable. Some of the | who had exhibited for years lid not take space, but others came in l % take their places. At the left of | ;he main entrance was the finely ar- 'ahged booth of Frank E. Soule, the | Bank street stationer, which showed l