Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-09-16

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Ralph Wilkes, r. o. Jordan---------------l
Baron Sidnut, +. W. Carlton-----------S
Raymond G., II. s. Thomas---44
Clarence Collins, G. A. Murch.5 3 {
Moptbert, Q. G. yberrY----------------6 z
Bingona, VIC. Wyman-------------------
Time. sIs IA, 2 n, s:2ol.2.
s9s TRor AND PACE. PURSE $3.50.
Billy Burke. c. I. Churchill ]
Three Bells, L. G. Bean---------------33
Meddler Watts, VIM Swensen :
Automatism, John E. Ward------------6 DIR
Cochato Brave, A. e. Wills--46
Slow Joe, Frank Gammon-----------------
Time, % IA, % 10, SIS.
NOTES.
Awards to the grange exhibits were
Hebron LIST, Paris I'd, Norway Sd, Fred
erick Robbie 4th.
Judges of the pure bred stock were c.
V. knight of Turner, who has served
here in a number of previous years, and
Harold j. Shaw, county agent for andre.
scoggin County. They did lot of their
work in the rain, but did 1t thoroughly
One OF the Stree shows" of the fail
was given by Ed Reece, recently dis.
charged from the service, who lay down
on the ground while heavy touring Cal
filled with passengers ran over his chest.
II was an act which made people gasp.
Compensation was secured by the sale
of book in the crowd.
A. W. Walker & Son showed large
and varied line of the agricultural imple.
ments in which they deal. W. Z. Gilt
ford showed varied line of "New Eng
land made" implements, manufactured
by the Richardson Manufacturing Co. OF
Worcester, Mass. The Cleveland tractor,
for which r. L. Cummings of West
Paris is agent, gave demonstrations on
the grounds. Road machinery of the
Good Roads Machinery Co., for which
G. w. Bowker Is agent, was exhibited,
and cream separators and other imple-
msnts were shown in several places.
THE AWARDS.
Premiums awarded are as given be-
low. These are as reported by the
judges and committees, and are subject
to revision by the officers simply for the
correction of errors If any. The classes
were we'll filled, and the amount OF
premiums awarded is about the same
as In previous years. While the receipts
of the fair will be much less than the
expenditures, it goes without saying
that the premiums will be paid in full.
Stations
Grade draft stallion, w. N. Judkins, So
Paris, Sc. Three-year-old stallion, John
Foster, Rumford, $40.
Colts
Three-year-old FLY or gelding, w. F
Young, Norway, S.. Two-year-old FLY
gelding or stallion, draft bred, Harold
Millett, South Paris, 5; j. Herbert Ring
Bryant's Pond, 8.
Brood Mares and Sucking Colts
Brood mare with foal by side, R. O.
Briggs and G. S. Record, Buckfeld, SIS;
Henry P. Coolidge, West Sumner, s. Best
sucking colt, R. o. Briggs and G. S. Re
cord, 5; Henry P. Coolidge, 4. Sucking
colt, draft bred, Charles R. Briggs, West
Paris, 5; G. c. Hunt, Norway, 3. Brood
mare with foal, draft bred, Charles r
Briggs, 6.
Cents Driving Horses, etc.
Gent 8 driving horse, T. Thayer, South
Paris, SIS. Best green horse shown by
owner, $40.
Work Horses
Pair work horses over 200, Fred s
Bennett, South Paris, SIS; John West
leigh, Bethel, 10; j. s. and j. 81. Millett
Norway, 6. Pair work horses under 270(
Daniel o. Hill, West Paris, II; d. o
Dudley, Bryant Pond, 8; r. 9. Hill
Oxford, 6.
Herd of cattle from one farm, II il
number, L. E. McIntire & Son, East Wa
terford, $35. Pure bred herds: Holstein
L. E. McIntire & Son, 10; A. D. Cum
mings, South Paris, 8. Durham, H. E
Whitman, Buckfeld, 10; j. 81. Carter
Bethel, s; A. j. and F. L. Millett, Nor
way, 5. Hereford, Pagan & Green, So
Paris, 10; J.. s. and j. 81. Millett, Nor
way, s. Ayrshire, Herman Morse, Buck
field 10; w. A. Hersey, Norway, s.
Judge: Harold j. Shaw.
Beef Breeds
Stock cow and two Of her produce, A
j. and F. L. Millett, Norway, $40; q. A
Robbins, Norway, So.
Judges: Geo. II. Dunn, o. B. Morrow
Durhams<
Bull years old and upwards, 81. E
Whitman, Buckfeld, So. Bull 2 years
w. E. Penley, West Paris, s. Bull
year, j. n. Carter, Bethel, 6; A. J.
F. L. Millett, Norway, 4. Bull calf un
der / year, w. E. Penley, West Paris
8, 2. Bull calf under months, 81. E
Whitman 8; w. E. Penley 2. Cow
years old and over, j. b. Carter, 6; 81
E. Whitman 4, 2. Heifer years, j. II
Carter, 5; A. j. 6 F. L. Millett, 8. Heifel
2 years, j. n. Carter 5; A. j. & F. L
Millett, 3. Heifer years, j. II. Carter
g.; A. j. & F. L. Millett, 2. Heifer
year old and under Is months, 81. E
Whitman, 3; A. j. & F. L. Millett, 2
Heifer over Is months and under years
w. E. Penley 3; 81. E. Whitman, q; A
j. & F.. L. Millett, /. Heifer calf under
/ year, w. E. Penley 8; ]. 81. Carter, 2
Judge: Harold j. Shaw.
Grade Durhams.
Cow years old and over, Arthur Whit
man, Bryant's Pond, IS. Heifer year,
A. J. & F. L. Millett, Norway, 8. Hei
fer 2 years, A. j. & F. l.. Millett,
Heifer / year old and under 18 months
A. J. & F. L. Millett, 3, 2. Heifer ovel
Is months and under years, Ellis Whit
man, Buckfeld, 3; j. 8 & j. 81. Millett
Norway, q; A. J.. & F. L. Millett, Nor
way, /. Heifer calf under months, 81
H. Cole, Norway, 3; Perley Shaw, Soutl
Paris, 2.
Judges: Geo. Il. Dunn, o. B. Morrow
Herefords
Bull years old and upwards. FagaI
& Green, South Paris, 90. Bull years
h. A. Robbins, Norway, 81. C. R. Wilson
Bryant's Pond, 6. Bull ! year, L. F
Everett, West Paris, 6; Pagan g Greer
A; J. s. q j. b. Millett, Norway, 2
Bull calf under l year, II. A. Robbins 8
Bull calf under months, ]. g. b ]. b
Nillstt, 8. Con- Z ysazs old and oven