Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

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excitement about IL which draws
a crowd aud hold, the in,eres, intensely
ye, the speed shown by the horses - no,
30 potent factor after all as the relative
equality With which ,h., speed i' match
ei.
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The best races ever saw on thi.
track" vi. the expression often heard
from the grand stand daring Friday. aud
the stand i,.slf va. j,mmed With an sr-
cited erosd Of sPee,stor, nearly all day.
Even the psns,ra,ing aud chilling wind
Of Friday nish, failed TO drive msny un-
I'll the race. we're flashed aud dnkne.
settled down upon the place, and all
wen, home ieslins TIA, they bad received
a fair equivalent Coz their money.
The thres.ysAr old mare l.oaviska.
osnsd and driven by John W. ThonP.
soa OF Canton. won the ,hree.year-old
race. making the ssconi heat Ia 2:5ll
the quicke., time ever made by three
year-old mare Ia any race 10 this State.
The free. for..ll race vas the mos, es-
citing. The horse. KEEP, closely TO each
other during Almos, the entire race. Star
Carer won the frs, and seeond heats.
thea Maggie Miller won the third giving
her the pole for the next. siar.0srsr
however passed her aud won the heat
and race ia handsome manner. Both
horse. iro,ied we'll aud made extremely
f.s, time considering the cold Wind and
clouds Of dus, which they were obliged
to face In coming up the home stretch.
rIIE ANNUAL MEETING.
Al one o'clock Thursday afternoon the
annual meeting for the election Of officers
va. called to order by the President, II.
l.. Horne who announced tia, there Was
Vice President, Secretary. and three
Trustees TO be chosen. aud appointed
Gen. George t. Beal. Hon. George A.
Wilson and AlvAh Shur,lef. Esq, .
committee TO eollse. sort and count bal.
lots.
The fire, ballo, was for Vice Prssiden,
and resulted - follows:
Number OF votes cast, 100
Necessary for choice, l0l
Jarvis &. Marble had JOG
Other votes were cast for Samuel u.
eastman Of Hebron and Others.
On motion Of +. A. Thayer, Of South
Paris, II wa. voted thA, Gen. George l..
Beal cast the vote Of the S,cis,y for A.
c. 7. King for Secretary. as Nj. King
was the unanimous choice Of the meeting.
He wa. duly elected in tina, manner.
The nex, ballO, Was for q Trustee In
place Of Hon. George ID. Bsbee. term
expired.
Number OF votes cast, 20j
Necessary for choice. l05
George ID. Blsbee had lOi
The nex, ballo, va. for Trustee 10
place Of Hon. William A. Rockingham.
term expired.
Number OF votes cast, 200
Necessary for choice, i0j
willisn A. Rockingham had ii5
A ballo, Was then taken for Trustee
in place Of John ". Baker. Req, term
expired.
Number OF votes cast. l7s
Necessary for choice. 90
John ". Baker had 80
A motion to the eifsc. that the Trus.
tees should not sxpend over 500 dol
lars in any given year excsp, BY vote OF
the Society. unless the buildings burned,
Was introduced creating considerable sen-
ss,ion. Gen. George l.. B.al made =
few earnest remarks denouncing the mo.
ton as ridiculous and q move 10 tie the
hands Of the Trustees and asked IN ex.
I laua,ion Of IL. Amid the confusion Of
the occasion the motion was Lost and
motion to adjourn carried.
THE PREMIUMS
The following IL . list Of the prem.