Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-10-02

alden, Livermore, ID; B. +. Glover Sd
Il Matched steers 8 years old, 0. Z
Turner LIST; Moses Young I'd; Carol
Russell Sd.
Matched steers 2 years. Herbert Car
YER, East Sumner, LIST; j. F. Tyler, Hart
| ford, I'd; o. E. Turner, Sd.
Matched steers year, B. +. Glove
: LIST; Ralph Caldwell I'd; Ralph &. Camp
! bell Sd.
: Trained steers year old. Ralph E
Campbell LIST; Ralph Caldwell I'd.
! Best steers 8 years old, B. F. Glover
LIST; Moses Young Cd; N. Perkins, Jay
sd.
Best steers 2 years old, Moses Young
LIST and Cd.
, Steers / year old, o. E. Turner LIST
Moses Young I'd.
Stallion 8 years old, A. C. Hsyford LIST
Stallion year old, F. L. Barrett 1st. .
Colts 8 years old, Bowles & Russell
LIST; /. T. Wing I'd; j. l.. Suckles Sd.
Brood mare with f0al by her side, r
L. Barrett LIST; George s. Record I'd; Guy
II. Virgin Sd.
Percheron mare, s. A. Getohell, Peru
1st.
L
L. Barrett Cd; Guy b. Virgin Sd.
Grange exhibits.-Canton Grange
Canton, LIST; Swift River Grange
Mexico, I'd.
Antiquarian exhibit, A. q. Alley, Can
ton, 1st.
Assortment of garden vegetables, F.
w. Dodge LIST; E. e. Caldwell I'd. Hub
bard squash, Bert Dodge LIST; L. D.
Poland Cd; w. E. Marston Sd. Turban
squash, E. E. Caldwell 1st Boston
Marrow, w. e. Marston LIST; E. E. Cald'
we'll I'd. Pumpkins, j. T. McCollister,
LIST; L. D. Poland I'd. Watermelons,
Fred Bartlett LIST; Bert Dodge I'd; E. E
Caldwell Sd. Muskmelons, E. E. Cald.
we'll LIST. Turnips, E. E. Caldwell LIST.
Chill squash, John Tyler LIST; Gregory's
Delicious, Dunlap's Early, Marblehead
EARLY, Cocoanut Early, Victor Early, W.
W. Rose LIST. Summer squash, George
E. Grover LIST.
Exhibit Of field crops and vegetables,
lC. T. Bonney LIST; E. e. Caldwell Cd; j.
J. T. McCollister 1st.s Trace S-rowed
field corn, G. H. Virgin LIST. Trace r.
rowed sweet corn, W. E. Marston lst.
Largest variety of fruit raised by one
person, C. T. Bonney 1st; W. L. Libby
I'D. Baldwin, Fred Bartlett 1st; G. H..
Virgin I'd. Northern Spy. G. II. Virgin
LIST. r. 1. Greening, Fred Bartlett 1st;
G. II. Virgin I'd. King Tompkins, Rox-
bury Russell, Yellow Bellflower, Stark,
G. q. Virgin, 1st on each. Fameuse,
Fall Genatin, Tolman Sweet, Wealthy,
Fred Bartlett LIST on each. Wagner,
Fred Bartlett LIST; G. Il. Virgin I'd.
Silk quilt, Mrs. L. d. Poland 1st. Log
cabin quilt, Mrs. F. L. Walker 1st.
Calico patchwork quilt, Mrs. L. D.
Poland LIST, Mrs. F. l.. Walker I'd
Patchwork comforter, Mrs. F. L. Walker
LIST; Josie Cannon I'd. Homemade
bed spread, Mrs. W. E. Marston LIST.
Crazy quilt, Miss Josie Cannon LIST,
Mrs. L. D. Poland I'd.
Embroidery, Mrs. 81. E. Jordan,
Livermore, LIST; Mrs. L. D. Poland I'd !;
Josie Cannon Sd. Sewing by girl
under 10, Huldah Wing, Mexico, lat.
Table cover, Josie Cannon LIST. Cut
work, tatting, Josie Cannon, LIST on
each. Battenburg lace, Mrs. Elmer
Westgate, Canton, 1st; Josie Cannon
Cd; Mrs. Nettie Marshall Sd. Honiton
lace, Josie Cannon LIST: Point lace,
Mrs. Nettie Marshall 1st; Josie Gam
mon I'd. Mexican work, Josie Cannon
LIST; Mrs. Bertha Smith, Mexico, I'd.
Sofa pillow, Olive johnson LIST; Mrs. L.
D. Poland I'd; Mrs. Ella Swasey Sd.
Fancy apron, Mrs. Elmer Westgate LIST;
Josie Cannon I'd. Bureau scarf, Mrs.
L. D. Poland 1st. Eyelet embroidery,
Henriette Perry LIST; Mrs. Nettie Mar
shall I'd.
Paintings, Josie Cannon LIST on figure
piece and landscape. Miss Matte
Hathaway, LIST on marine; Josie Gam
mon I'd.
Plain dairy cheese, Sewall Staples,
Canton, 1st; A. B. Conant I'd; Mrs. E. E.
Caldwell Sd. Sage dairy cheese, Sewall
Staples 1st; Mrs. E. E. Caldwell I'd:
Domestic butter, Mrs. E. E. Caldwell
1st. Canned goods, Mrs. F. L. Walker
LIST; Josie Cannon I'd. Maple syrup,
Mrs. w. E. Marston lst; Mrs. F. w.
Dodge I'd.
Wheat bread, Henriette Perry LIST;
Mrs. +. l.. Walker I'd. Brown bread,
Mrs. E. E. Caldwell LIST; Mrs. F. l..
Walker I'd. Wheat bread by girl under
LIS, Beth Edgerly, Canton, LIST; Marion
Tyler I'd. Brown bread by girl under
Is, Beth Edgerly 1st; Ella Walker I'd.
Collection of cut flowers. Mrs. L. W.
Smith, Canton, LIST; Mrs. F. L. Walker
I'd. Dahlias, Mrs. A. S. Thompson, Can
ton, LIST; Mrs. NetAe Marshall, I'd.
Gladioli, Mrs. L. W. Smith LIST. Asters,
Mrs. W. E. Marston LIST; Mrs. F. l..
Walker I'd. Pansies, Mrs. Walker LIST.
Sweet peas, Mrs. G. E. Mendall 1st;
Mrs. Cyrus Holland I'd.
Crocheted tidy, Josie Cannon LIST.
Hand knit gents mittens, Mrs. E. E..
Caldwell LIST. Hand knit lady's hose,
Mrs. +. L. Walker 1st; Josie Cannon
I'd. Hand knit gents stockings, Mrs.
Ira Wing, Mexico, LIST. Lady's mittens,
Mrs. F. l.. Walker LIST. Crocheted
shoulder cape, Mrs. Walker 1st. Gro
cheted lace and home made lace, Josie
Cannon LIST on each. Crocheted in.
fant's socks, Mrs. Walker 1st; Josie
Cannon I'd. Knit infants socks, Mrs.
Walker 1st. Drawn rug, Mrs. Samuel
Huse, Rumford Falls, LIST; Mrs. John
TYLER I'd. Braided rug, Josie Cannon
LIST; Mrs. Caldwell I'd. Door mat, Mrs.
C. A. Edgerly LIST. Foot rest, Josie
| J3m mOn 16t.
| THE RACES.
Although there were lot of fast
horses at the track, 80 many of them
were suffering with mild distemper
that the fields of starters were rather
small. The track is fast one, and the
races were interesting and fast.
Several accidents occurred during the
races. In the second heat of the 2:40
class, Northland Carolyn, owned by K.
lC. Atwood of New York and driven by
william Gregg, who had won the first
heat with ease, broke her left foreleg on
the turn of the track. A veterinary was
in attendance, and it is hoped that she
will come out all right.
In the third heat of the 2:20 class, the
sulkies of Leila Wilkes and Fitzgerald
collided on the back stretch, wrecking
them both so that the horses had to be
led in. No one was injured.
2a0 CLASS. TRoT AND PACE.
Leila Wilkes, b. M. F. o. Walker,
Rumford Falls. ..-..--......-.--.l l
Fitzgerald, Dr. g.. e. L. Kirby. Water, =
Fairy Wiiies s. 6r. M. u. j. Kirby.
Tune. ga. s:ss ii. sS5. s:ss.