Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-09-28

Harrison, $40.
| Judges Moses Young, George B. Kim
ball, L. F. Everett.
| Drawing Horses
Pairs 5000 and under: Joe Robinson
Oxford, SIS; e. D. Millett 6 Son, Nor
way, $40; Wood & Roes, Norway, %.
Pairs $500 and under: Joe Robinson
/ SIS; A. r. Clark, Bolster's Mills, $40
W. E. Penley, West Paris, So.
| Pairs 2400 and under: A. E. Cox, Yves
Paris, $12.
Pairs $500 and under: Joe Robinson
Oxford, $12; A. r. Clark, Bolster's Mills
SO; E. D. Curtis, West Paris, So; Chas
R. Briggs, West Paris, 81.
Sweepstakes: Harold Roes, Norway
SIS; q. r. Keene, Buckfeld, SO; A. R
Clark, Bolster g Mills, So; E. D. Millet
6 Son, Norway, 81.
Judges-Moses Young, George r. Kim
ball, L. F. Everett.
Vegetables and Farm Crops
Assortment of field and garden vege
tables raised by the exhibitor: G.. w
Emmons, West Paris, So; G. D. Morse
Waterford, So; F. 81. Beck, Norway, SO
j. A. Hibbs, Hebron, Q. Display Of
squashes, Oliver G. Buck, Hebron, $3.50
o. B. Upton, 81; G. D. Morse, Waterford
soc. Best squash, o. B. Upton 81 R. G
Hill, Oxford, SOC; 81. J. Whitney, Nor
way, 25c. Mammoth squash: Joel Eos
ter, South Paris, 81.
Best display pumpkins and other vege
tables (1st prize $3.50, I'd 81, Sd 50c.)
w. II. Buck, Norway, turnips, 1.50. G
I'd. Morse, Waterford, onions, $3.50, beets
$3.50, peppers $3.50, tomatoes $3.50
carrots $3.50. 0. N. Cox. Nor
way, peppers, soc. E. P. Crockett, South
Paris, peppers 81, citron $3.50, cabbage
soc. I. P. Symonds, Norway, muskmelor
$3.50. w. G. Symonds, Norway, cauli
flower 81. C. 81. Brett, Welchville, pump
kins, SOC. E. E. Chapman, South Paris
caulifower, $3.50, cabbage 81, onions 81
Annie Dudley, South Paris, tomatoes, Soc
Erkki Kyllonen, Otisfeld, turnips, Soc
Mrs. Alfred Hebbard, Norway, carrots
81. o. B. Upton, Norway, watermelons,
$3.50. o. B. Brown, Gilead, pumpkin
81. E. NJ. Millett, South Paris, celery,
$3.50, citron, 81. Louis Button, South
Paris, muskmelon, SOC. Verne E. Knight,
ly, Norway, beets, SOC Oliver G. Buck,
Hebron, muskmelon, 81, tomatoes, 81,
caulifower, SOC, beets, 81, cabbage, $3.50.
A. R. Tuell, West Paris, pumpkins, $1.50.
Trace 12-rowed seed corn, A. R. Tuell,
West Paris, 81. Trace Srowed seed corn,
Charles Edwards, South Paris, 81; R. G.
Hill, Oxford, Use; A. R. Tuell, West Par
is, soc. Trace popcorn, raised by boy 10
years old or less: Philip Maxim, South
Paris, 81; Theodore Sloan, Norway, 75c;
Elmer F. Buck, Norway, SOC. Philip
Maxim, 9 years old, was also awarded
$3.50 for parsnips, SOC for carrots, and
SOC for onions.
Specimen potatoes, 3 varieties, S. M.
Sturtevant, South Paris, 81; R. G. Hill,
Oxford, soc. Specimen of potatoes, Geo.
W. Cook, South Paris, 81; Carl F. Chur-
chill, Buckfeld, soc; s. NJ. Sturtevant,
Csc.
Assortment of field and garden vege-
tables, raised by boy Is years or under:
Verne E. Knightly, Norway, So; Elmer
F. Buck, Norway, S.; Lawrence Brown,
Norway, 3; Cecil Abbott, South Paris,
So.
Grange Exhibit
Hebron Grange, Hebron, $75; Paris
Grange, South Paris, $40; Bear River
Grange, Newry, sos.
Judges-A. Van Den Kerckhoven, Mrs.
Elmore A. Brine, G. B. Townsend.
Agricultural Implements
Manure Spreader, w. K. Clifford, So.
Paris 81; A. w. Walker & Son, South
Paris, So. Corn harvester, A. W. Walker
& Son, 81. Sulky pillow, A. W. Walker
& Son So, So. Two-horse sulky cultivat-
or, w. z. Clifford So; A. w. Walker &
Son So; W. K. Clifford So. Corn planter,
A. W. Walker & Son So, 81. Moving
machine, A. w. Walker & Son, So, 81.
Judges-F. S. Hayes, W. E. Penley.
Dairy Products and Bread
Specimen creamery butter not less than
five pounds, Turner Center Creamery, So.
Paris, So. Display Of creamery butter,
Turner Center Creamery, So. Paris, $3.
Loaf of wheat bread with recipe, Mrs.
C. l.. Buck, Norway, SOC. Loaf of bread
with recipe, Mrs. G. L. Buck, SOC.
Cduueu SOOuS
Collection pickles and ketchup: Mrs.
W. M. Russell, Norway, So; o. B. Brown
Gilead, 81. Collection jelly, not less
than six kinds: o. B. Brown, 81; En-.
ma Cullinen, Norway, So. Collection of
maple sugar: Mrs. Virgil Dunn, Nor
way. Use. Collection maple syrup: Mrs.
Virgil Dunn, 75c.
uox nor Rarokhnvon
Apples
Exhibits of desirable apples correctly
named, grown by exhibitor, seven specl-
men on a plate: A. A. Conant, Hebron,
4; E. N. Emmons, West Paris, So; Oliver
C. Buck, Hebron, Sc. Specimen Of win
ter apples, not less than SIX va
rieties, and with seven specimens on
a plate: A. A. Conant, So; Oliver G.
Buck. So; n. G. Bowman, Hebron, 81.
Peck Baldwins: w. G. Conant, So; ID.
G.. Bowman, 81. Most attractive box
marketable apples standard bushel: J.
w. s. Colby, South Paris, So; -. o.
French, Norway, Mcintosh, S.; 81. G.
Bowman, Wealthy, a. Other varieties
G. R. King, South Paris, Gano, Soc; s.
M. Rowe, South Paris, Wolf River, 81;
c. R. King, Fallawater, So, Genetings
So, Venomi, So; F. 81. Morse, Waterford
Stark Delicious, So; o. N. Cox, Norway,
Mildings, $2,St. Lawrence, SOC, American
Beauty, So; C. R. King, Famuse, soc.
j. P. Howe, Norway, Williams Favor
ties, So, Pound Sweets, 81, Spur. Sweets
soc, Sutton Beauty, So, Orange Speck, 81
Wealthy, SOC, American Beauty, Sue;
A. A. Conaut, Beauty of Kent, 81 ,Somer'
set, So, Early Harvest, 81, Parson Sweet
ST., Senator, So; G. N. Emmons, West
Paris, Mcintosh Red, So, Winter Banana
81; F. L. Wyman, West Paris, Nc. Har
vey, So; G. F. Churchill, Buckfeld, Per
fects, So; C. W. Cooper, Buckfeld, Col
verts, 81, Yellow Transparents, So, AS
tricans, So; J. WIS Colby, Hubbard
ston, ST, Sherwood, 81, Bailey's Sweet
So, Wagner, So, Mann 81, Noodheads
80, Porters, SOC, Alexander, So; Francis
p. Quincy, Hebron, R. I. Greetings, 81
Garden Royal, So; Cleave M. Quincy, He
bron, Parsons Sweets, So, Fall Greetings
So.
A. A. Jenkins, Paris, Yellow Bellfowel
So; Harry Jackson, Norway, st. Law
renee, 81, Early Harvey, So, Colder
Balls, So; A. G. Lovejoy, Norway
Dutchess, 81; C. R. King, King Pippin
So; George I. Conant, Porter, 81, Bax
ter, So, Spitzenburg, So, Gano, 81
Duchess, soc; W. G. Conant, Baldwin
So, Ben Davis, SOC, Canada Red, 81, Fa
meuse, 81, Golden Russell, soc, Hub
lhord,ton 90 Northorn Snv 40 Opales