Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-09-28
and be thinks the best that was ever

Greenfield HolsteIns from the farm o
q. e. McIntire q Son OF East Waterfor'
occupied long space In the cattle sheds
President L. e. McIntire of the societ
has for many years been 'one OF tn
largest exhibitors at the fair, % we'll .
one of the most enthusiastic and efacien
officers of the society. OF the Green
field Holsteins there were on exhibition
this year twenty-three head, and Their
are "a lot more" at home.
Morey & McKeene of North Water
ford showed Q Durham bull and twt
good grade Durham heifers.
Ellis Whitman of Buckfleld showet
three good grade Durham heifers.
Harold e. Whitman of Buckflelt
showed eight head of registered Dur
hams, including q bull fifteen month";
old and heifer two years, which ht
thinks can not be beaten In the state.
O. R. King of South Paris showed
eleven head OF Jerseys, pure bred bull
two years old, pure bred cow, Q pure
bred three year.old, two two years old
one eighteen months, and one si1
months, and some grades. Also grade
Guernsey COW and calf.
L. N. Lovejoy of Height o. Land Dairy
Farm, Paris, q pure bred Jersey heifeI
one year old, and grade two years old
Fred q. Noble of Norway showed q
pure bred Holstein bull two years old.
Pagan & Greene of South Paris sho wed
about dozen head of Herefords, includ.
ing pure bred bull three years old,
and number of COWS and heifers, some
grades but mostly pure bloods.
r. A. Littlehale of'West Paris showed
three Hereford heifers, two and three
years, and eighteen months.
Bernard Jackson of South Paris, q
grade Holstein heifer fifteen months
old.
DR.. c. NJ. Merrill of Progress Farm,
South Paris, showed nine head OF Jer.
seys and Guernseys, one bull pure bred,
and the rest grades.
George Westleigh of Norway showed
some good Hereford heifers.
A. j. & r. L. Millett of Norway show.
ed Durham herd of twelve or fifteen
head, including bull two years old, and
a number of COWS and heifers, pure bred
and grades.
j. H. Millett of Norway showed herd
Of Herefords, including bull one year
old, and pure bred COWS and heifers.
Leslie C. Thoms of Harrison, q Dur.
ham bull three years old.
81. Arthur Robbins of Norway showed
string of twenty five Herefords, includ.
ing three pure bred bulls, pure bred and
grade cows and heifers, and a calf two
days old, also five yoke of steers.
T. B. Doughty of Norway showed
herd of Jerseys, pure breds and grades.
L. F. Everett of West Paris showed
three yoke of three-year- old steers, each
of which took the blue ribbon In their
class, q wo-year.old Hereford bull, and
q yesrling Hereford heifer.
SHEEP AND SWINE.
More than the usual number OF the
woody f1ocks were shown, In spite of the
present low price of wool. Plocks ol
sheep or lambs were shown by j. W. s.
Colby, South Paris, I. q. Ellingwood
South Paris, Virgil E. Dunn, Norway
and Cheviot ram lamb by j. L.. & r.
q. Millett of Norway.
Two goats, said to be of the Mountain
Runner strain land they looked it) were
tied in one of the pens, but no premium
was offered and no entry tag appeared
Sow and pigs were shown by J. L
Witham, Norway, and Mrs. F. P. Nor
rill, Norway, and other swine by L. q
Cushman, Norway, and j. W. s. Colby
South Paris.
TUESDAYS BABY SHOW.
A good number Of babies In charge oil
their fond mothers were on hand for the
baby show OF Tuesday afternoon, and
the task of the judges was just a. hard
as ever. However, they performed
their duty onscientiously, with results
which will appear below.
The entries In the baby show, witt
the prizes awarded, were as given below
Judges were Mrs. Leona P. Ridlon an6
Miss Alice Penley:
BABIES EIGHT MONTHS AND UNDER.
Mrs. Laroy Lapham, Norway, Maxine Las
selle. 8 months, lst prize s., g. p.v,. .r.,ur q
Mrs: Eben +: Pie, West Paris, Frances I.
,an's. M,s RoE E ns,ao Snow Norway Pearl Airline
Mrs. Urshal Cannon, Norway, Eileen Nil
dreth, months, 5th prize, 81.
- Mrs. Harold D. Stevens, West Paris, Doroth,
Mrs. George M. Pike, Norway, Maud Alice
months.
Mrs. viola Abbott, Norway, Charles e. Hun
ton, 8 months.
Mrs. Henry Healey, Norway Lake, France
Margaret, 8 months.
Mrs. Ernest Lovejoy, Buckneld, Ida Bernice
months.
Mrs. Robert I. Swain, Rumford, Robert Ben
nett, months.
Mrs. r. 8. Strout, Paris, Merlin B., months
Mrs. Annie johnson, South Paris. Aariol
Mrs. ROsanna Judk,ns. Norway. Eta Mac
month.
Mrs. L. 8. Sessions, Norway. Sumner Alfred
Mrs. Ernest Talbot. South Paris, Hazel Beth
Mr.. Leo Marston. South Paris. Catherine B
weeks.
Mrs. Robert York. Norway, Donald Albert
months.
Mrs. Vera Abbott. Norway. Sylvia Marrest.
months.
RABIES Is MONTHS AND UNDER.
hIb. D6ctio luoluuop o0utu oLBs w lm
Louise, u months LIST prize. es.
Mrs. Harold Bailey. Norway, Elaine Dorothes
II months, I'd prize, a.
Mrs. Ralph Andrews. Norway. Margars
Tounett, 9 months, ID prize. es.
Louise, Is months. 9TH prize. %.
Mrs. N. U: Greenlaw, Norway, David suttor
o months, 5th prize, 81.
Mrs. Earl Wood. Norway. Lawrence W
Mrs. +. W. Noyes. Norway. Albert g.,
Mr.. Josie Twischell. Norway, Anita Alice.
Mrs. verna eetchsll. South Paris, Ann
Mrs. 4. NJ. Daniels. Paris. Phyllis Marie,
months.
Mrs. Henry Russell. Norway. Gleason e.
ward, Is months.
Mrs. J. s. Pottie. Norway, winnifred Isabsll
i II months.
MI.. George Emerson. Norway. Robert ssa'
Mrs. John Ripley, South Paris, Eva Eta,
Mrs. Earl Frost, Norway. Robert Francis,
Mn. Everett Mckay, Norway, J. Lester.
Mrs. Carroll Sweet. South Paris. Carolyn,
months.
Mrs. Ethel A. French. Norway, Esther Jes
Mrs. q. L. Cleveland. Oxford, Burton 1
10 months.
Mrs. Sadie Cash. Norway. Mary Jane,
months.
Mrs. Martha Estes, West Paris, Leo, smonth
BABIES TEARS AND UNDER.
Mrs. Herman Woodwork, Norway, Arlil
Mrs. Laroy Lapham. Norway, Wesley Orde
2l months, I'd prize, a.