Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-20

are exhibiting 9 head of this breed,
and next to that exhibit will be found
{. herI of 10 prime steers which are
shown by c. E. Luce OF Pennington.
Niles Brothers of Pennington may
well De proud of their 20 steers which
they exhibit. for they are the finest in
the State, and according TO an official
Of this division the Niles herd includes
the best herd in the State. f. T. Fos-
ter Of Rome has 8 head of steers that
look well. and A. S. Foster of Rome al
so exhibits head. Elmer Nichols of
Starks shows pair of steers, six head
are exhibited, Mr. johnson of Alma,
and a pair of yearling steers are shown
from C. E. Herricks farm in Sidney.
D. ]. Walker & Son of Madison have 7
head entered and when the judges
view this class, Wednesday morning.
it is possible that there may be two O?
three more entries in line.
The showing OF Herefords is a
mighty good one this Year and it is
doubtful if so fine a collection of this
breed was ever before seen together
at one time. From every farm repre-
sented, the pick of the State may be
seen, and the contest for the prizes is
sure to be keeI. one. T. G. Burleig,I
Of Eassalboro leads the list with a
herd of u. and they are all beauties.
z. Z. Guild of Fayette shows 10 head,
Tinglay & Son OF Littleton show 8
head and F. Bittum Of Scion has seven
Of this breed entered.
The best specimens Of Ayrshires are in
a class by themselves. ana several exhib-
itors have made showings of this breed
| that they may well view with pride. E.
L. Pember of Bangor, has brought down
Il herd of 16 of this breed and the famous
Good VIII farm OF Fairfield is showing it's
prize herd Of nine big beauties. \ neat
pair of Ayrshircs is also exhibited by c
a. Goodwin OF Benton.
| The Jerseys abound, this year, as they
did at the fair last year. ana d large
| herd is shown by DR.. Moulton OF Cumber-
/ land Center. DR.. MOuhon's herd num-
berS q, and among them are several noted
prize winners. Mir. Robinson Of Souln
MLdhanl, shows the biggest herd OF Jer-
sels, 81 head IN all, and an entry OF Is
heed Of this breed Is made by the Mowry
farm OF Mechanic Falls.
/ The Carrubassctt Farm of North Arson,
is we'll represented. entering II Jerseys
and 16 magnificent Holsteins. The Krene
Stock farm Of Palmyra, has sent the big
sest herd OF Holstcns, y in number, ana
/ smaller cntrl.s of this famous breed are
| entered by H. LIBBY cf Benton, who has
IN even dozen. and $. I. Goodrich OF
Palmyra, who shows . herd Of SIX.
George Weston ot SEowhegan. is on
hand with eight Gus lnscys: and 4 big
| herd OF this breed. II head il ali is Ell
| tered Tor hnnOrs by j. r. Buker Of Bow
! doinhan. Smaller entries of Guernscys
are made by \. Rose OF Greene. who
shows nine head; Witherell and Gordon,
who have y. and another small entry in
! this class will Be made tomorrow morn
ing.
There are three entries of Devons, and
all are promising. The largest repre-
sertatior is Il herd Of 10 shown by George
Gilman Of Scion. and the other two, each
cntry NUMBERING five head, are made by
{. P. Hamlin Of East Wilton, and S. Ii.
Maxim Of Sumner.
An exhibit that is certain to attract
favorable comment is z nerd Of nin2
handsome Sussex owned bv s. II Nelson
Of BJwdOiy ham, hut Of no less Importance
is Il showing Of seven head Of the same
breed that is made by G. W. Wood of tn
same town.
One big section of the cattle division is
occupied by the exhibition OF steers and
B pulling CXen. and many gigantic and fine
Iy built pairs will he seen. today. Among
the exhibitors Of this class the fair VS.
itUr will find the following represented:
c. +. Peaslec Of Alma. IL head; y. Rose
OF Greene, four head; ]. G.. Fish of Oak
lard i hcad: A. Snow OF Fairfield l.
head; Jackman Z Son two head +. Z.
Reed, one head; S II. Rhodes OF WinsIow,
two head; ". W. Gleason Of Oakland,
four head.
Two exhibits Of the Aberdeen Angus,
or what is more Familiarity but Incorrectly
known as the Pole Angus" will ne found
in the show. Z. L. Allen Of Bangor. is
showing a prize herd Of six head. and IL
herd entered by ~. j. Kenniston of Her
mon.