Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-14

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his bull Bessie's Duke.
w. H. Jackman & Son of Fayette'
are here with a nice pair of yearling
steers, while Gordon Bros. Of the same
place. have a pair of yearlngs ana
pair of 2-year-olds.
d., Walker & Son of Madison. have
a herd consisting Of 3-year-old oxen, a
bull calf and grade Hereford ana
| Shorthorn COW.
Frank Moore Of Madison, has
nice pair of yearling steers on eXhlpi
| ton.
T. G. Burleigh of Vassalboro, is one
OF the veteran exhibitors who is on
deck as usual he showing l: head OF
| Herefords that are all right. Mr.. Bur-
| leigh has been a constant exhibitor at
| the fair, he and his father before him
| having exhibits here every year since
| tie fair was started.
o. o. Vittum of Colon, is among the
new exhibitors. this year, and he has
| a fine herd Of Herefords of all regic-
| tered stock. Included in the number Is
| his bull Otis ID, by Otis. This animal Is
a beauty, weighing 1900 pounds at
| three years of age and girths feet,
| s inches. He also has the bulls mother
| on exhibition, who is marked exactly
| like her son. She is eight years old,
| girths 6la and weighs 1900 pounds The
remainder OF his stock are from year
linSs ur to 3-year-olds.
| j. =. True of Lewiston, shows some
| fine AYRSHIRE calves.
| Asa w. Fisher of Sabattus, Is also on
| hand with some nice grade HerefordS.
| Dr. E p Turner of New Vineyard, Is
showing II Guernseys headed by his .
year-old bull John Marshall.
Charles O. Weston of Readfield. is
showing some nice oxen.
C. F.. Luce of Pennington, is show
ing six head of good Hereford steers.
l.. w. Mosher Of Pennington, also
| has four good Hereford steers.
Niles Bros. of Pennington, have
| herd of 90 oxen and steers that are
pronounced to be one of the best herds
| on the grounds. lie has one pair of j.
year old steers that are called by some
| critics the best in the State. This herd
VIII doubtless be heard from when the
| ribbons are passed around.
Among other smaller exhibitors are
II. G. Allen of Turner. with four oxen;
| Ora w Fisher of Sabattus, with oxen.
and Ralph Deering of Sabattus, with
| fat steers and yearlings, and Ernest l..
Skillings Of Turner. with 2-year-old
Hereford steers.
John Fish of Oakland, has four fine
| lookingfi pulling oxen.
j. d. Jordan of Sabattus, has cattle
and steers and one Hereford COW. all
| of which are O. *.
O. ". Rose of Leeds. has four cattle
and steers. IL head of young cows,
eight of which are thoroughbred
Guernseys.
c. X. Page of East Livermore. has
5 yoke of nice Herefords.
4. p. Russell proprietor Of the Syca-
more Stock Farm at Leeds is on hand
with a nice herd of IA Jerseys which
are up to his usual standard. His ex-
| hlbition il headed by his bull Major.
| Mr. Russell Is one of the veteran tx-
hbitOrs at the fair.
| DR.. Henry Moulton of Cumberland
Center. is another of the big exhibitors,
he being here With &c head of Jerseys,
which are Of the gilt-edged variety.
He has two handsome bulls In the
nTnber.
| The Morey Farm of Mechanic Falls.
| has Is fine Jerseys on exhibition. head
ed by the bull Aspenherst Farfarshirc.
This is a fine looking lot Of cattle.
The Aspenherst Farm of South
Windnam, J. l.. Robinson. proprietor,
| las n big herd Of 81 Jerseys headed
Ily the bull Mabers Poet and are
most Creditable lot.
| John +. Buker of Bowdoin Center,
has another of the larger herds having
liz on exhibition. headed by his bull
Canada.
George II. Weston Of Skowhegan,
shows some good Guernseys.
| The keene Stock Farm of Palmyra,
Is on hand with the largest herd OF
| Hoist .ins on the grounds, IS in number.
and they are all good ones. The herd
| is headed by the bull Senior Portage
Beryl
| The Carrahassct Stock Farm Of An
son, has d big herd Of 80 Holsteins and
Jerseys, all of wnich are beauties. The
flock is headed by the bull Shepard
knight.
]. H. Strout of Lisbon. shows some
good Ayreshires headed by the bull
Sheridan.
Rev. +. F. Pembcr Of the Highland
Farm Ayreshires of Bangor. is on hani
| with his prize winners, he having Is
in his herd. H.. has his two-year-
COW Zumest with him. she taking the
| lue ribbon at Worcester last week.
| lie also has his calf Rainbow, which
took TIE first prize at Worcester. This
herd Is a beauty and there Is no doubt
II but what the judges will notice them,
Gs their equal is hard to find.
| r. Hopkins of Fort Fairfield Is an
Iother large exhibitor, being here with
a herd of % ShorthOrns headed by his
bull VILLAGE Hero This exhibition rs
of the best.
| Tho Cheep