The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-08-25

Best peck of tomatoes, George E,
Marsh, Belfast, first.
Best three stalks of corn, not less thar
three ears, S. G. Evans, Waldo, first.
Best exhibit of vegetables raised by a
boy of fifteen years, consisting Of ter
varieties, Lee Noyes, Belfast, first.
Best half bushel of carrots, George E..
Marsh, Belfast, first.
Best six punches of grapes, Harry Lit
tlefeld, Brooks, first
Best half bushel of apples, W. M.
Hodsdon, Belfast, first; Harry Little
field, Brooks, second.
Best collection of potatoes, not less
than half bushel, George E. Marsh,
Belfast, first and S. G. Norton, Belfast,
second on Early Rose; w. M. Hodsdon,
Belfast, first on Au Beauty; George g..
Marsh, Belfast, first on Karhoris
Beauty; S. G. Norton, Belfast, first on
Mist Cobbler.
Best box of packed apples for the mar
ket, one bushel,, w. M Hodsdon, Bel
fast, first; Harry Littlefeld, Brooks,
second.
The committee were Messrs. J. F.
Wilson, G. G. Abbott and Elijah Richie
of Belfast
NEAT STOCK.
Best herd Of bull and four Hereford
cows, E. H. Nickerson, Swanville, first.
Best purebred COW Of three years, F.
H. Quimby, Brooks, first and second on
Ayrshire; Daniel Meservey, Morrill,, first
on Durham; E. H. Nickerson, Swanville,
first and second on Purebred.
Best purebred heifer, Daniel Meservey,
Morrill,, (Durham), first and second; E.
H. Nickerson, Swanville, purebred, first;
H. W. Littlefeld, Brooks, first (another
breed.)
Best purebred heifer of one year, F.
H. Quimby, Brooks, first on Ayrshire; E..
H. Nickerson, Swanville, first and second
on purebred.
Best purebred heifer calf, Mack breed,
H. W. Littlefeld, Brooks, first; E. H.
Nickerson, Swanville, first and second
Daniel Meservey, Morrill,, first and second
on Hereford; F. H. Quimby, Brooks,
first and second; Leroy McCorrison, Bel.
fast, first.
Best herd of bull and four grade cows,
E. H. Nickerson, Swanville, first.
Best grade COW, E. H. Nickerson
Swanville, first; A. !. Woodbury., Nor
rill, second.
Best grade heifer of two years, A. J
Woodbury., Morrill,, first
Best grade heifer of one year, j. M
Whitcomb, Waldo, first; E: H. Nicker
son, Swanville, second.
Best grade calf, Wallace johnson, Bel
fast, first; A. J. Woodbury., Morrill,, sec.
ond.
Best Jersey bull, G. o. Holmes, Bel.
fast, second on Ayrshire; F. H. Quimby
Brooks, first on Purebred; E. H. Nicker
son, Swanville, first; H. w. Littlefeld
Brooks, first on Hereford; F. W. Gibbs
Brooks, second on Gurnsey.
Best purebred bull calf, H. w. Little
field, Brooks, first on Hereford; E. H.
Nickerson, Swapville, first and second or
Purebred.
Best exhibition ofsfarm stock made by
one man, consisting of oxen, cows, young
stock, horses and sheep, E. H. Nicker-
son, Swanville, first; A. J. Woodbury.,
Morrill,, third.
Ralph Hayford, superintendent.
OXEN AND STEERS.
Best pair fat cattle,' F. E. Clark, Bel
fast, first; E. H. Nickerson, Swanville,
second; C. F. Fogg, Brooks, third.
Working or draft oxen girthing seven
feet or over, Daniel Meservey, Morrill,,
first; A. J. Woodbury., second.
Working or draft oxen girthing under
seven feet, Daniel Meservey, Morrill,,
first; C. B. Holmes, Belfast, second: c..
F. Fogg, Brooks, third.
Best paid of matched oxen, Daniel Me-
servey, Morrill,, first; C. F. Fogg, Brooks,
second; A. S. Jackson, Belfast, third.
Best pair of three year old steers, A.
G.. Thomas, Morrill,, first; Evon Blood,
Morrill,, second; w. H. Reed, Belfast,
third.
Best pair of steers, two years old, E.
H. Nickerson, Swanville, first; E. H.
Greeley, Swanville, second.
Best pair Of steer calves, A. j. Wood
bury, Morrill,, first.
Town team of six or more yoke OF
oxen, exhibited on the track, Belfast,
first; Morrill,, second.
George B. Dyer, superintendent.
HORSES AND COLTS.
Best draft stallion to show stock, L. c.
Wade, Lincolnville, first.
Best gelding or filly, three years, B
w. Gibbs, Brooks, first; F. W. Gibbs
Brooks, second; J. M. Whitcomb. Waldo
third.
Best gelding or flly, two years, F. A
Tower, Belmont, first; B. W. Gibbs
Brooks, second.
Best stallion, two years old, L. E.
Young, Belmont, first.
Best one year old colt, Hollis Went.
worth, Waldo, first.
The committee of judges in this de-
partment were Messrs. T. S. Tapley, G
D. Pendleton and E. A. Wentworth.
In the exhibition draft work, on best
pair of light draft horses, A. j. Wood
bury, Morrill,, was. first in 20 feet and ]
inch; Frank Twombly, Belfast, second ir
II feet and 1-2 inches.
In the exhibition of best single draft
horse, A. j. Woodbury., Morrill,, second
in % feet and three inches; C. c. Hamm,
Brooks, "a feet and six inches, first; U.
S. Mitchell, Belfast, third in feet and
6inches.
In the driving horse department, Wal
ter Gerald, Unity, first on best three
year old stallion.
Best gents Thriving horse, trotter OF
PAGER, J. w. Hobbs, Brooks, first; F. S.
Bartlett, Waldo, second.
Best ladies driving horse, trotter OF
PAGER, G. E. Curtis, Belfast, first.
Best matched horses to harness, driven
on the track, S. w. Newcomb, Swan
vile, first; F. A. Gray, Morrill,, second;
A. j. Woodbury., Morrill,, third.
Best two year old stallion, w. H. Ar
mold, Belfast, first.
Best gents driving horse. J. w. Hobbs,