Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-02

Pilot Nelson, w. f.. Perry, Union.
Tommy Rogers II. l.. Turner. Union.
Ntlawn, H. l.. Turner, Union.
Cattle.
The cattle show was the best this
wear that it has been for many seasons.
Upon the cattle show the success of
any fair depends, and in this respect
the Windsor fair was certainly a grand
success.
Among the exhibits in the cattle de-
pertinent the following were noted:
C. D. Jones. Windsor, pair matched
steers, years old.
Frank Coburn, Pittston. 2-year-old
trained steers. white faced.
M. J. Mosher. fine Jersey COWS and
heifcrs: pure brey Guernsey bull.
James Gould, Pittston. pairs fine a.
year-old Herefords; pair 4-year-Old
workers and 3-year-old steers.
II. c. Moody, Pittston, matched Dur
hams
George c. Cross. Pittston, two pairs
2-ycar-olds.
w. P. Moody. Pittston, 5-year-old
Herefords
NJ Lamson, Pittston, pair of 2-year
old steers.
Harvey Moulton. Pttston, brindled
Durham COW.
p. A. Bailey. Alma, a fine pair of
working oxen. under feet
Clarence Glidden, jefferson, two pairs
of Holsteins.
Harry Dow of Jefferson showed a
pair of big red and white oxen.
Chester Douglass, North Whitefeld.
shorthorn heifer, years old.
F.. w. Douglass. North Whitefeld.
shorthorns.
Edwin Bullock, North Windsor
yearling Holstein bull; white faced
steers.
J. w. French. Windsor. pair of black
Holsteirs.
H. f. Howe. Whitefeld, herd of
shorthorns, consisting of 3-year-old
bull and six cows and hcifcrs.
b. w. Preble, Whitefield, yearling
shorthorn bull.
John f. Leonard. North Whitefeld a
grade shorthOrn bull
Horace Choate. Weeks Mills, pair
of S-year-old white faced steers
John F. Srroule, Windsor, three
pairs. one pair black, two pairs Dur
hams.
A. G. Choatc, Windsor, pair red Dew
ons, 4-vcar-olds.
Sam button. windsor. pair white fac
ed oxen: pair grade Holstens.
Joseph Hickey, North Whitefield, pair
of 2-year-olds.
Fl. F.. Cunningham. jefferson, Dur
ham oxen.
A. J. Avery, North jefferson, brindled
D,~ha'o draft oxen.
e. w. Erskine. North Newcastle,
'erd beaded bv 2-year-Old bull, Prom
Use, from the Gilbert underwood herd {:
three COWS; heifer: bull calf; pair g.
nor ths-Old calves.
f. c. Jewell, Whitefield. two pairs
of white faced yearings. two pairs 2
wear odds; four choice grade Hereford
cows: registered Hereford bull; two
pairs Durham oxen.
F.. Rogers Of Windsor, 1 bull, 5 cows,
pure blooded Holstein; j. r. Skehan,
Whitefield, 2 grade Durham cows. bull
calf, heifer calf: John Doyle, White
field. pure bred bull.
Sheep.
G. G.. cary, I'ittston, Is showing a
Lincoln buck; John Fl. Dougie. Wind
H,
Poultry.
Frank G. Hall of Windsor is showing
Rhode Island reds, Plymouth Rocks.
G. G. Cary, Pittston, shows brown leg
horn. DUFF Plymouth Rocks light Bran
mas. F. A. Gidden displays Plymouth
Rocks, F. B. Colburn. Windsor. shows
a pair of Toulouse geese, and barred
plymouth Rock fowl.
The following are additional entries
in the hall exhibits:
Exhibition Hall.
Miss Edith Given, Windsor, fancy
rug.
Mrs David Given, Windsor. coilec-
ton of canned fruit and Vegetables. Ia
varieties, braided rug, print butter ioai
Of white bread. plain cake, six dishes OF
cut flowers, single plant.
Mrs. Berton Moody, Windsor. collec-
ton of pickles. collection of preserves
70 biscuit, crocheted lace.
Mrs. Fannie Trask, Augusta, cluster
Of ripe raspberries, picked Oct. l.
+ Leonard Cotton, Somervile. rus
tic fores: fan.
Mrs. Seth Pratt. Whtefield. cotton
tidy. four doilies. crocheted. silk dolly
crccheted, drawn rug. print butter.
Mrs. Frank Hall, Windsor. braided
rug.
Mrs. d. Wyman. Windsor. display OF
wooden yarn, display of mittens and
hosiery.
Mrs. E. E. Duton. Whitefield. sofa
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