The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-09-26
Monroe Fair Notes.

h prlp1eIov of Bangor, because " INC
\ Mr. Dal es growing out of the horse
'sstisfaetleos,t, tuesday. In the pulling
'Iing so aat'sseld of swanville was first;
Itch, L u Bangor, second; Leslie Jones,
ugbes Of pbsa.seball game was played
\ IL, A oa ftornoon between jackson
4 Carmel n,pv SHOW.
.4av noon there was a baby
'Eednssaa SSnt 200 people gathered in
os and a anal hail Eleven babies OF vari-
.C. !. a. and Isl sizes were entered. The
) ages an anu or@ttiest girl, silver cup,
he for rl y:s Grace, 10 months, daugh-
ut to o., E!l'' 9rtbur Knight of Monroe; a
rOi ME-, 10 the prettiest boy, Harland
net cup u ,,o mi son of Mrs. Ralph
liIey' l.ag n BABY, large silver cup,
kk nea',TTT ruz Of Auburn, to Roland,
months . o.t' bs6g. a silver cup, Glenice
Is llga s'9 months, daughter of Mrs.
pzine, ns5 Brooks. Weight of light
y P a, % POUNDS; weight of heaviest,
tbsby " Has iadges were Mrs. Sadie
poll3-,':: if,,i NJ Standpoint, Miss Mar
rdsn ID Wsss OF Brewer, Mrs. Nancy
sy5ira Of lhiesso.
The POULTRY DISPLAY
.4s If fowl was larger than
las ,s s< Among the exhibitors were
i ys T.o,.s.7a Bangor; W. P. Wood
NV n;ynsnt, John Innes & Son,
'ril clifton Hamm. Brooks; W.
aI s9.l;cg Belfast; N. E. Weber,
H l, Banks, Belfast; A. l..
e ' Voar5e. Mrs, S. M. Hamm,
cSsE " F pammer, Monroe; S. A.
t9hs Rrooss. r. ]. Cronkite, Monroe;
a El.s3 Clements, Winterport. The
'EIal' .jisaay-a were Black Javas,
lsp' fsgho rs. pure white and buff
cV., W.T., ~ Rocks. white, buff, Columbian
!n ,jIyDr Nyan4ottes, buff and white
7 ; sl.'r, s9rle and rose comb Rhode
pI a$ i bantams, white Polish and
! ", ,,+bins, Those displaying geese were
y Woodbury. Of Monroe, Messrs.
,, D. Remission, Woodworth. Those
' alapioo ducks. Mrs. Hamm, Messrs.
'p";s On Plammer and Woodwork.
GRADE CATTLE.
norg those showing cattle in grades
T. ~ " Gibbs. Brooks; F. L. Kicker,
,r,aa, F Quimby and H. Little
N siiG Bro5ks ". b. S. Twombly, E. F.
Es,i l. Monroe, C. c. Hamm, Brooks.
~ lmmbv and George 0. Holmes are
R,.S AYRSHIRE and others were show
p' nnre breeds Oxen and steers were
6TT by 8. H. Iittlefeld, J. w. Nick
I% s Littlefeld, E. B. Gowen;
Granville, Il. W. Littlefield, George
Fer W B. Twombly, F. M. Nicker-
FC J. Nickerson, Ralph Emerson, H.
Ncsers0n.
IN AGRICULTURAL HALL.
rbf3siry products this year were care
N ,housea IN a. new cabinet with
IS counter or covering, which keeps
In sanitary In the creamery depart
n. Q. /. DYER & Son of Winterport
're The only exhibitors. In dairy but
;olidj. Mrs. L. A. White OF Mon
e G. Clement of Winterport and
4 /. CroUgi of Brooks contested for
hes Dairy butter in prints found
\ White and Mr.. Clement as rivals;
rranuIes Nr. Clement alone entered
contest. c. c Clement and Mrs.
prgs Il Clement of Winterport had
| oalg EXHIBITS Of dairy cheese.
Mrs. Nellie LI1coln, Monroe, had an
hbit Of vegetables equal to if not ex-
edng that II former years. At the
rsgoual As sinds of grasses and
bins were ARA ged in sample bouquets,
|Ie her display Of vegetables proper
[nied some y different kinds with
Evhqre from 5wo to ten different vari-
rs Of each. The unusual in this eX-
(itwere peanut vines and ground al
BndBith the nuts attached. She also
Eaine display Of flowers, artistically
Farged, Nr s. Leavitt and Nellie r.
FcOn had iar9- Exhibits of everything
Esea OF roe farm except fruit. Mr..
|aut SHOVE me fine looking vege-
Fle' Of y ' ID kinds, and several
tsIs' e' o WI" l.,1 al d seeGtpanl,
H. ' a. 'si55f l%t,'s v az ui Walfa,
|r, ll-.r- Sici5ford Carmel
f., 9,r'. .,, iJ,I@-J = n P .,l,
\, 3.- 80 P }Ie n 6,v ". z
r. DE s.. need, DlNIllOnt, y.