Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-10-09

4. a. Fssssndsn, TO; and W. 9. Rich-
ardson, 30. Onions, A. A. Fessenden,
TO; and W. Q. Richardson, 30. Cab
bsge, A. A. Fssssuden, Frysburg, 100.
Squash, A. A. Fsssenden, TO. Toma-
toes, A. A. Fssssnden, 76o; L. 81.
Charles, Brownfleld, 30; and Mrs. Charles
Baird, South Conway, Is. Pumpkins.
A. A. Fessendsn, TO.
Potatoes, L. r.. Chandler, Browudeld,
best variety, g; B. E. Smith. Green
Hill, -; andE. L. Webster, Fryeburg,
d. Frank Palmer, South Conway, n.
H., White Mountain variety, TO; b. L.
| Chandler, Brownfleld, Early Queen, Is;
and =. Blake, Brownfeld, so.
Bell peppers, A. o. Pike, Fryeburg,
TOO; and 81. L. Chandler, BroWnfleld, 80.
Turnips, A. A. Fessenden. TO; and Mrs.
| Charles Baird, South Conway, N. a., 10.
Apples, Mrs.. Charles 8. Baird, South
Conway, Banana, 76o; Bell Flower, Is;
AcIntosh Reds, 70. 3. l.. Webster,
Fryeburg, Red Astraohan, 76c; W. @.
Richardson, Winter Banana, so; 2. Mo
Allister, Lowell, Black Oxfords, Is; and
A. w. Lsdd, East Browpfleld, Pewaukee,
Is.
Kohl rabbi, A. A. Fessenden, 75c; cauli-
flower, Same 70. Plums, 2. McAllister,
Lowell, 75c. Ever bearing Strawberries,
Mrs. L. 81. Chandler, Brownfleld, Toe.
Peaches, Mrs. Charles Baird, South Con-
way, TOO; Mrs. L. 81. Chandler, Brown
field, Champion, 80; and Niagara, %.
ears, II rowed. Wilton Warren. 81. Cd;
Frank Barker, Fryeburg, q, 1st. 80 ears
8 rowed corn, Ellis r. Pottle, East Frye
burg, $3.50; w. @. Richardson, Frye
burg. 81; and Mrs. Charles Baird, Is.
Trace seed sweet corn, Charles and Har-
~ McKeen, Fryeburg, q. Seed oats.
Leon Charles, FryebuFg, 81; and Everett
Goodrich, 600. Pop corn, Francis Ken
erson, Fryeburg, 81; Kenneth A. Lord,
Denmark, 600; and Margaret Kenerson,
Fryeburg, 25..
Grange Contest :-Eagle Grange, Chat
ham, N. g., $50; and Fryeburg Grange,
$50.
Judges for tho above classes were
Warren B. Gardner, Rockland, and L. G.
Holston, Cornish.
Matched oxen, 5 years and up, Warren
A. Bailey, Hiram, LIST; j. W. Perkins,
Brownfieid, I'd; and G. E. Cobb, Dem
mark, Sd. Under five years, Winchester
W. Pride, Hiram, 1st; Wilton Warren,
Denmark, I'd; and G. E. Cobb, Denmark,
Sd. Farmers team, four oxen, owned by
one man, G. V. Hartford, LIST; ]. W. Per.
kins, Blowuaeld, Cd; and Russell &.
Smith, Denmark, Sd.
Matched pair 8 year old steers, q. D.
uorndan Revohnrn LATE EdVar6 III
Themes, I'd. Two-year-old, W. q. Harm.
den, Fryeburg, 1st; Arthur Gilman, I'd;
and j. W. Perkins, Brown6eld, Sd. One
year-old, C. R. Bean, East Hiram, Let;
Wilton Warren, Denmark, I'd; and Mil.
ton Varney, Porter, Sd. Matched pair
steer calves, Kenneth G. Lord, Denmark,
1si; and Wilton Warren, Denmark, I'd.
Town teams, oxen, 8 yoke Town of
Hiram, LIST; Reuben Smith, Denmark, I'd
and J. w. Perkins, Brown6eld, Sd.
Town team steers, 8 years old, 8 yoke.
Wilton Vsrney, Porter, 1st, and Reuben
Smith, Denmark, I'd.
Rhode Island Red fowl, Oakland Poul-
Try Farm, Brownfeld, 1st chicks, 1st.
s. r. Hamburg, chicks and fowls, j. j.
Sargent, Hiram, LIST; White Wyandottes,
George a. Walker, Fryeburg, let.
Bronze turkey, Jas. j. Sargent, Hiram,
1st; Brown Leghorn chicks, Kenneth A.
Lord, 1st; Toulouse Geese, J. j. Sargent,
1st; B. B. Red Game Bantams, 1st; Earl
Osgood, Buff Rock Cochins, 1st and 2nd;
B. R. fowl, Harry Hutchins, Fryeburg,
lst, Mrs. d. r. Lord, Denmark, End; S.
G. r. I. Red chicks, Orchard Poultry
Farm, 1st; Bantams, Margaret Kener-
son, Fryeburg, 1st, and Francis Kener-
son, End.