Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-16
THE FAIR PROGRAM.
How the Multitude of Attractions Will
Be Presented to People.

\ vast amount of activity has com
menccd at the grounds of the prospeC-
tive Central Maine fair. WOrkingmer
md women BY the scores are using al
POSSIBLE energies to complete theil
work Ill setting up exhibits. Tents art
springing into the air as if by some
magical power and cattle, sheep dnC
norSeS poultry and all manner of live
stock are being constantly uuloaded al
the ner siding to occupy their spaces
Pre@ident Mayo announced, yesterday
that 40 more horses were booked tc
appear at the fair than the available
stalls We're capable of housing. With
accommodations for rs horses to start
with. this fact shows something as tc
The number of horses which are to he
seen here. About 1855 horses are en-
tered rs premium horses besi.ieS tn,
trotterS.
Twenty one large tents arrived OF
the grounds. Friday morning, to shelter
the stock and other forms of attrac-
tions which are now to be ouartercd
Sixteen of these big tents. including
two large ones. 30X209 will be used for
cattle and poultry alone. The material
for the Southern exhibits has arrived
and will be placed IN readiness. today
There is much 10 be seen already in
the exhibition halls but description
Of this win be in order later. Those
in charge Of the arrangements Of this
fair are in charge of the most stipend
nous Undertaking which has vet been
undertaken in Waterville in so short d
space of time as that which now re-
mains.
The program Of the proceedings Of
the different days of the days of the
fair has been submitted as follows:
The order of exhibition and examill-
alton by the judges win be as follows:
first day. Tuesday September 10. trot-
ing and pacing races.
Horses French Coach stations. class
q; ClvdeSCdle ana Pcrchcrou stations.
class SO: tr"ttiEg bred mares. class
es; trnttinE bred g"ldings and fllies.
& : aud wears old. and foals of 1904.
EasS -: PcrchCTcn ANA Clydcsdale
rni's. with foal at furt, class 81:
Thoroughbred French Coach lnarcs
18th fCal At foot. cl3:;:; 81.
cattle -Shnrthurir" :tf1I Grades. Hnl-
stems and Grades. AyrahireS and
i''''- DUN Jerseys.
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! pu'.'s' "A'''' SWeePS'Ak"S' under
! f""i : inches. working steers. year
)ld. luiline oxen under : #. . in,
matched steers, | year old matched
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'iie'S'' "'''i ua'fN mn
it', p'e',,',''' e,ai" S'edS, Shea'cS' anG
vegetables. Grange exhibits: exliibi-
~ = a''N - d:h' uiai' morse
.'"e. "'H"ds 'h' Wednesday. at T"
a. ="
ntco''d Wy Wednesday sept. 20.
iot'i'if ana pacing races.
- II . ! ,o,r ,nd n,o,.. ,'.,,, i ,,.'rs
ec1dinr t;i,,o.. .,,,a fo,.. 700, a,a
30: draft horses, Ia ba testeJ c1ar. %.
gents driving horses. class 20
Ca;tIe-jIercford stork and ,hoi,.
grades. G,IernSrv; and ,bai, grades
American Cattle club Jersey work.
ing oxen. ,c,r; old. working stocrs
! wears cd. matched steara . ve,,,o
Old. matched .tecrs Z wears oId mil
Ing oxen under foot 4 inches mil
ing steers. ! vegrs Old fat STOCK III
classes. trained steers. All ages. Exhi-
bition pf stock on track.
Third day. Thursday, Sept II. trot-
tilE Hhd pacing races
"ttte- Devon stock and thei"
grades. sHtts&HX stock and their grades
working oxen. :. years old working
steers. 3 Years old. working steer
calves, matched oxen. 3 years old.
oxen years old, pulling
oxen. 6 feet 10 inches. pulling oxen,
leet IhcheS and over pulling oxen,
sweepstakes. ! feet. 2 inches and over.
puIlin;; steers. } years Old. town teams.
Sncep. al classes. pulling steers, | year
oiu-
Fourth day, Friday. Sept. %. trot-
ting and pacing races
Horses Matched driving horses.
class 81; matched or cross matched and
single ponies. classes 40 and AZ. Ponies
Stations. Not to exceed "A hands class