The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-08-20
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\ Successful Fair.


are to be congratulated upon the success
which has attended their efforts this year
The exhibition, which will end to-day
was very attractive in every feature and
was well attended Crowds visited the
grounds each day, many coming from
Washington. The adjoining counties were
well represented
The racing for three days resulted as
follows:
FIRST DAY.
First Race-2.22 class, pacing; purse
5000. Nina Noble won; Partially second
and Big B. third. Best time 225.
Second Race-2.30 class, trotting; purse
$3.50. Miss Bird won: Lucena second and
Claymore Jr. third Best time 1924.
Third Race-Running, halfmile heats,
. in 3; purse 800. Dora Lamar won;
Belle of the Grove second and Veneta II.
third. Best time 50.
Fourth Race-Steeplechase purse 1925.
Harry HARDWOOD won; Dare Devil second
and Consolation third Time 2.12. Nc
Fonso came in ten lengths ahead of the
field, followed by Lotion, but both were
ruled off for jumping over the side of the
hurdle
SECOND DAY.
First Race-Running, threc-quarter mile
heats, 2 in 8; purse 1925. Hazlet won
DR.. Jones second and Rhymster third.
Best time 1.19f.
Second Race-Running half-mile heats,
9 in 3; for Southern Maryland horses;
purse 1925. Orphan won; Forest second
and Sorrosa third Best time 524.
Third Race "a class, trotting; purse
$500. Duke won; Princess Orloff second;
Primrose Maid third and Lady Gilbert
fourth. Best time 2.2S4
Fourth Race-24O class, trotting; purse
$3.50 Hallock won; Antello w. second,
Lucy A. third and Cleorce fourth. Best
time 2294.
THIRD DAY
First Racc-216 class, pacing; purse
$780, Miada won; Bernice Medium sec
ond and Nominee third. Best time 2.214.
Second Race-2.27 class, trotting; purse
$500. Hazel won; Miss Bird second and
Princess third.
Third Race-Southern Maryland, trot
or pace, in 8; purse 1925. Happy Eta
won; Mr.. Happy second, William c. third
and Saten fourth.
Fourth Race -Steeplechase; purse $3.50.
Consolation won; McFonso second and
Dare Devil third.
The following are the race entries for
to-day:
4TH DAY-FRIDAY, AUGUST GOTH.
Two extra races for to day.
21S Classification Primrose
Maid, Bernice Medium, Mazda, Prince AL
bert.
mile heats-Trot-2 years old-Link-
wood Chief, Jr., Little Kate. Sabel Rock,
Lilly Dye.
mile heats-Irish Pat, Will Stratton,
Planter Thurless, DR.. Jones, Mabel, Dare
Devil, Lotion, Avon, Panway, Florine
Hubbard.
cplechase--Oaklawn, Harry Har-
wood, Consolation, McFonso, Sport, Lo-
ton, Hazlet
We give below full list of the prem
iums awarded:
Household Observation-Disclosures dress,
Mrs. H H. Sasscer; dressed doll, Miss
Sallie G. Muny; cotton embroidery, Miss
Maude Wood; silk embroidery on satin
Miss Nellie Loweree; worsted embroidery,
Miss Mary Beny; drawn work, Miss Nellie
Loweree; fancy knitting in worsted, Mrs.
c. V. A Clagett; fancy knitting in silk,
Mrs. G. V. A. Clagett fancy knitting in
cotton, Miss ReLecca Acton; handmade
lace, not less than one yard, Mrs. H. B.
Bird, Jr.; sofa cushion, made up, Mrs.
Clarence Hall; toilet pincushion, embroid
erel, Miss Emily c. hurry; hemstitchng,
Mrs. c. V. A. Clagett; afghan, Mrs. Geo.
o. Morris; tapestry, Miss Mary Hooe;
braiding, Mrs c. V. A. Clagett; outline
work. Miss Addie Clagett; royal art en-
broidery, Miss Ellie D. Sasscer; Kensing
ton art embroidery, Miss L. G. Brooke;
darned net, Miss Addie Clagett; best dis
play of fancy work, Mrs. Samuel Brooke.
Fancy work by person over seventy
years old, Miss Mary Clagett; fancy work
by person under twelve years old, Miss
e, Z Thompson; oil painting, Mrs. H. B.
Bird, Jr.; painting in water colors, Mrs.
II. B. Bird, Jr.; painting in India ink,
Thomas Kempton; penciling, Miss Ellen
McGregor; painting on china, Mrs. r. l.
Bowie; crayon drawing, Susette J. Bronze;
crochet quilt, Miss Addie Clagctt; calico
quilt, Mrs. John Compton; knit quilt, Mrs.
c. V. A. Clagett; display of buttonholes
by hand, Mrs John T. Hall; yarn stock
ings, Mrs. A. G. Thomas; cotton stockings,
Miss Ann W. Compton; darned stockings,
Miss Annie Clayton; crocheted slippers in
wool. Mrs. NJ. w. Reynold; knit slippers
in wool, Mrs A. G. Thomas; hand sewing,
Miss Agnes McGregor; neatly patched
garment Miss Addie Clagett.
Kitchen Products-Best cooked ham,
Miss Amelia Bowie; fruit cake, Miss Su-
san E. Clagett; pound cake Mrs. H. B.
Bird, Jr.; ice cream cake, Miss Lellie Sass
Ger; sponge cake, Mrs. J. T. Wall silver
cake, Miss May Hill; angel food, Miss
Rachel Levin; nut cake, Miss Rachel
Levin; jelly cake, Mrs. W. A. Linthicum;
crackers, Miss Sophie Clagett; sugar cake,
Mrs. W. A. Linthicum; loaf bread, Miss
Lily Randall; rolls, Mrs. T. Reverdy Sass
Ger; Maryland buiscuit, Miss Rachel Lew
in; soda biscuit Miss Marie Hill; candy,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Linthicum; iellies, ) varieties,
Miss Addie Ciagett; display of canned
fruits, 6 varieties, Mrs. Roderick McGreg-
or display of canned vegetables, vari-
cites, Mrs c. V. A. Clagett; display of
preserves, varieties. Miss Agnes Nc
Gregor jar of sweet pickles, Mrs. c. V.
A. Clagett; jar of soul pickles, Mrs. c. V.
A. Clagett; catsup, Mrs. Joseph S. Wilson;
vinegar, Mrs. B. L. Bird; hard soap, ::
pounds, Mrs. II. B. Bird, Jr; soft soap, 1
quart, Miss Addie Clagett; butter, Miss
1ct h