The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-10-03
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Time-2 233. 2.2l4. 2.22.
The starter announced at the close of tho
races that the cup for the driver Of the fast
drove NJ. B. Smiths, Isabel to 2l7 in The
| third heat of the free-for-all. The Gun for
| the winner OF the greatest number of heats
/ went to Ira ?: Woodbury. of Portland
Ihe race officials were as follows: Start.
er Charles Dana Palmer of Boston. who
gave excellent satisfaction; judges. ]
Darling, VIM. G. Preston; timers, S. O.
Swift, W. NJ. Thayer and Il. Stimnson :.
clerk, J. E. Thombs.
The fair closed about o'clock Friday
night and was generally voted to have been
| one OF the biggest, busiest and best in the
| associations history. The premium lists
are as follows:
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, ETC.
Best exhibit, including everything raised
on farm except fruit, variety and quality
considered, not less than one peck OF each
variety to be on exhibition, G. E. Marsh.
1st, 30 varieties; S. G. Norton, End, IA va,
rietes.
Best exhibit of fruit of all kinds. Quality
and variety to be considered, Fred A. Crit
I'm, 1St, so varieties; James H. Cunning.
ham, End, 46 varieties.
Best exhibit of pears, J. F. Wilson, 1st,
Fred Herrick, 2nd
Be Best autumn apples, G. E. Marsh. 1st :;
Best exhibit of peas, S. G. Norton, LIST.
Best sheaf of spring wheat, W. Nj Hods-
don, 1st.
Best sheaf of fall wheat, W. NJ. Hodsdop,
1st.
Best sheaf of barley, W. NJ. Hodsdon, 1st
Best sheaf of oats, W. NJ. Hodsdon, 1st.
Best sheaf of buckwheat, w. M. HOdsdon,
1St.
Best sheaf of timothy, red top, blue joint,
clover, alfalfa, pearl mullet, ". NJ. Hods-
don, 1st
Best bu. carrots, W. M. Hodsdon, 1st
G. E. Marsh, End.
Best bu. onions, G. E. Marsh, 1st
Best bunch of celery, G. E. Marsh, 1st.
Best exhibit of potatoes, w. NJ. Hodsdon,
LIST, j.. w. Knight, End.
Best bu. potatoes, Mason !. Stevens, 1st
Best bu. table beets, ". M. Hodsdon, 1st ::
IT, E. Marsh, End.
Best bu. cattle beets, S. G. Norton, 1st !:
w. NJ. Hodsdon, End.
Best bu. turnips, S. G. Norton, 1st; W. M.
HodSdOn+ 2nd.
" Best Is Hubbard Hubbard squash, G. E. Marsh, lst;
Best marrow squash, G. E. Marsh, 1st j.
F. Wilson, End
r, Best summer squash, W. NJ. Hodsdon, 1st; j;
e.. E. Marsh, 2nd.
Best pumpkin, G. E. Marsh, 1st and End.
Biggest pumpkin, S. G. Norton, 1st.
Best cabbages, G. E. Marsh, 1st; S. G.
Norton, End
NEAT STOCK.
Best thoroughbred Hereford calf, Herbert
Black, 1st and End.
Best thoroughbred heifer, E. b. Nicker-
son, 1st.
Best thoroughbred Gurnsey COW, E. H.
Nickerson, 1st.
Best herd of Hereford COWS, Herbert
Best herd Of Jerseys, Horace Chenery,
Best herd of grade COWS, John F. Chap
man, 1st; Horace Chenery, 2nd.
Best thoroughbred Gurnsey bull, E. Fl.
Nickerson, 1st and End.
Best herd of grade Gurnsey COWS, E. Ii.
Nickerson, 1st.
Best grade calf, E. H, Nickerson, 1st and
2nd.
Best two-year-old grade heifers, E. II.
Nickerson. 1st and 2nd.
Best one-year-old grade heifer, E. H,
Nickerson, 1st and End.
Best thoroughbred Durham hefer, II. F.
jackson, 1st.
Best herd of thoroughbred Hereford cat
tie, Herbert Black, 1st
Best thoroughbred Hereford bull, Her.
bert Black, 1st.
Best two-year-old Durham heifer, Fl. F.
Jackson, 1st.
Best pair of matched calves, A. j. Wood
bury, 1st.
Best thoroughbred Jersey cow, Horace
Chenery, 1St and 2nd.
Best Jersey bull, Horace Chenery, 1st and
End.
Best thoroughbred Jersey heifer, Horace
Chenery, LIST and End.
Best grade Jersey COW, John F. Chapman,
1st; Horace Chenery, End
Best Thoroughbred Holsteip heifer. !.
Wentworth, 1st.
Best grade heifer calf, W. R. Achorn, 1st.
Best thoroughbred Hereford heifer, Her.
bert Black, 1st.
Best thoroughbred Hereford COW, Herbert
Black, 1st and End.
Best thoroughbred Holsten calf, j.
Wentworth, 1st.
OXEN AND STEERS
Best pair of fat cattle, j. W. Nickerson,
1st F. E. Clark, End.
Best working or draft oxen, Herbert
Black, 1st; E. II. Nickerson; 2nd Israel
WOouDuTy, oru.
Best draft oxen under seven feet, Herbert
Black, 1st; Paul Brothers, 2nd; Ii. O. Nick
erson, 3rd.
Best pair of matched oxen, Herbert
Black, 1st; Franklin Wentworth, 2nd
Best pair two year old steers, Herbert
Black, 1st.
Best pair of three year old steers, Willis
Fl. Reed, 1st; A. J. Woodbury., 2nd
Best pair steers, one year old, Martin G.
Black, 1st.
Best pair steer calves, Herbert Black,
1St.
Best town team consisting of six or more
yoke of oxen, Herbert Black, Searsport,
1st; A. J. Woodbury. Morrill,, End; Swan
vile, 3rd.
HORSES AND COLTS.
Best stallion to show stock, NJ. II. Lane,
1st.
Best mare and colt, H. B. Tcothaker,
(draft) 1st John c. jackson, (driving) 1st.
Best gelding or filly, Frank Whitcomb,
Waldo, 1st.
Best stallion, three years, Miss A. A.
Clements, 1st.
Best stallion, two years, Miss A. A.
Clements, 1st
Best one year old colt, L. A. Brown, 1st.
Best pair of draft horses, heavy, E. H.
Nickerson, 1st; Horace Chenery, End;
Horace Chenery, 3rd; (light draft) A. J.
Woodbury., Morrill,, 1st; Frank Towmbly,
End.
Best draft horse, Maurice Hamm, Brooks,
1st; Chris G. Hamm, 2nd.
:, Best three year old colt, Hills Brothers,
rfh 1ct