Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28
BANGOR FAIR.
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Of the grandstand1 there i, another
long list of exhibits. This building for
the most part is given up to farm and
garden produce, grains, cereals, etc
There Is a remarkable showing along
these lines especially so when the back
ward season is taken into consideration
Among the large and more notable
disp,avs of farm and garden truck were
noticed those of q. w. Snow of New
BERG and q. NJ. Bickford Of Bangor.
These Two exhibitors have a very COM
nlete show in" of all the standard va
rieties and include in the lot some new
varieties of Vegetables ana greens suci.
as chald and lale.
There is Il proflse showing of flower
in. plants. occupying several booths.
The dairy products while not as nu-
merous as some other exhibits, show
some sneci,ncns in butter, cheese. etc.
J. l.. Cosmery Of Bangor has very
interesting display of Glenwood ranges
and tie next booth displays the viz
tues OF Kinco furnaces and ranges, en-
hibited by Noycs " Eutter Of Hsangor
Wood & Bishop also have a display
along these lines
NIGHTINGALE * Charles of Boston have
an exhibit e asbestos products, some
thing entirely new in these parts.
"J-n-Gouttc' the new perfume has Il
looth devoted to the demonstration of
this perfume.
MANY exhibitors have not yet arrived
and tomorrow will see much more
complete showing all round.
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITS.
l,s
compl,te showing of all kinds Of agri-
cultural implements. Tho latest types
a;l improvements are eXnlaincd 1t
length w tho courteous attendants.
Ldlnt Mason of Boston, Mass, have Il
showing Of .asolinc engines, motors,
etc. They are all sizes and shapes from
the little ones for the motor boats to
the big ones for more commercial pur-
poses.
Worcester Kemp Manure Spreaders
have n large exhibit of the latest type
of this useful agricultural implement.
The international Harvester Co. of
Chicago. Il yearly exhibitor at this fair
is here again with a full showing Of its
celebrated farm wagons and machinery.
Otrcr exhibitors in this department
are:
4. G. Prctt. Bellows Falls. VT, spo-
ciil GARY and creamery apparatus;
w. COnant, PanSOr, threShing ma
chimes, cider mills, sccders, cultiva-
tors. sulky plowS and house and VOL
power pumps; Il. W. Cole. representing
the Wizard Plow Co, of Batavia. \.
y. hand and sulky plows. disc har-
rows. feeders and Emperor hayrakos:
u. G.. Slater, Essex Junction, VT, EN-
pire cream spparatOrS.
CATTLE
The officials have done themselves
proud this wear in this department. Il is
the largest and best showing the society
has ever had. Nearly every breed is rep
resented by from two to II head.
The general appearance of the stock
is fine extra fine-and the care taken to
show them to the best advantage is CON-
mendable Exhibitors We're arriving all
the morning and up to noon. at which
time nearly every stall had been taken.
Among the many fine head of cattle
were noticed:
Kingleside Farm, Jerseys, S. NJ. King,
So. Paris. II head.
j. F. Buker of Bowdoinham, Gurneys
and JERSEYS.
Pug Erook Farm, G. Z. Fernald of
West Old Town, II head.
f. F. Penbee, Bangor Hyleleved Farm.
Ayrshire, Il head.
w. S. Keen, Keen Stock Farm, Hol-
stems. il Lead.
r. F. Guild. Fayette. Herefords, 13 head.
A. V. Gerald, Arlington, Herefords. II
head.
ID. IT. TinGley, Herefords. 13 head.
Hopkins Pros, TT. Fairfield. Short
Horns. Is head.
+. y. Dolloff Mt. Vernon, Short Horns.
IS head.
Geo. Gilman. Bingham. Devons. 10 head.
l.. F. Stevens. So. Turner, Durhams.
IIcr"fords, l. head.
Il. l.. Gilbert, Pennington. Hcrefords,
l pr. calls.
Mosher e. Luce, Pennington, Hercfords,
pair
7. p Brooks. Clinton, . pr. 2-yr.-old, .
pr. calls.
HORSES.
While the showing in this department IS
not so large this year, it more than
makes up in general excellence of blooded