The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-23
The GRAY Fair.

Gray. August 1.-THE following are
the entries for the Gray fair:
Tuesday, August 24.-Class No. 1, $50;
Green horses. Maggie L., b m, Cousins,
Portland; Spaulding, 70 g, Small, Port
land; Pilot Boy, 6, Huston, Portland;
Denmark, bro g, Brown. Auburn; Rolfe
Cary, b h, Farnham, New Gloucester;
Roy, b g, Farnhan, New Gloucester;
Sam, b G, Brackett, Windham.
Purse 500; three minute trot or pace;
landP; Turner Girl, GRAHAM, Gorham;
Frank Rolf, Pierce, Mechanic Falls;
Black Nathan, Jr., Pledge, Norway;
Spaulding, TO &, Small, Portland; Allie
Prout, bro h, Jordan, Mechanic Falls;
Ned g., B g, Psrtridgs, pes,rlins; syke,
bro m, Douglass, Wfndham; Quito,
Page, Casco;, Glass No. 4, Purse $3.50;
2.30 trot or pace; Rivertop, 70 G, Hawkes.,
Windham; Ginger, CHI g, Partridge, Deer
ing; Matte, oh m, Douglas, Wfndham !;
Edgar Simmons b b, Page, Casco; Black
Medium ead blk 8, Thager. Gray; Baby
Boone, b g, Fandews, BRUNSWICK; Maceo
blk G, Chute, Naples; George NJ, g.,
Richards, Falmouth; Promoter, CHI q,
Buck, Freeport; Chester, g, Jenness,
Rownal; Baby S., m, Russell; Three
minute class Con: Belle Cantrix, Page,
Casco; Rolfe Cary b h. Farnham, New
! Gloucester; Roy, Farnham, New Glouces-
ter; sorrell Jim, 8 G, Westcott, Fall
mouth; Nat j., Frank, Deering; Dandy
Dixmont, blk G, Russell, Buckfeld.
Thursday. August 26.-Class No. 5,
Purse 500, 1857 trot or $40 pace; Fred
Turner Girl, GRAHAM, Gorham; Black
Nathan, Jr., Pledge, Norway; Waveland'
bro 6, Stacpkole, Biddeford; Allie Prout,
bro h, Jordan, Mechanic Falls; Denmark,
bro g.. Brown, Auburn; Ned f., b g,
Partridge, D ,s syke. g. Reagan,
Windham; Matte oh m, Douglass,
Windham; Belle Harbinger, Webster,
Portland n Sorren Jim, g, Westcott,
Falmouth; Nat J., Frank, Deering
Dandy Dixmont, blk G, Russell, Buokfeld ;
Sam, b G, Bracket, Windham; Chester
ward, Freeport; Glass No. 6, Purse 1900,
PA trot or 2.27 pace; Lucky Roy, bro g,
Morrill,, Brunswick; Riverton 70 6,
Hawkes., Windham; Ginger, oh &, Par
fridge, Deering; Tack Hammer Morrill,,
b h, Summer, Portland; Gen. Mack bros,
Steward, Gray; Black Medium, blk s,
Thayer, Gray; Benvenento Boone, b g,
Chute, Naples; George M, g, Richards,
Falmouth; Madella, b m, Tenny, Au.
burn; Hocus Pocus, b m, Waldron, Au.
burn; HI. P. E. bro g, Russell, Buckfield
Mr.. N. B. Hall will exhibit his kennel
of full blooded St. Bernard pups. A
finer lot was never shown in this section.
They will be exhibited in the hall under
the grand hall.
Bicycle races every day of the fair.
Base ball games Wednesday and Thurs
day, by clubs worthy of praise.
Many features of interest will be pre-
sented never before offered here.
Mr.. q. A. Bailey will have ample
stage accommodation at the station to
transport all Corners by rail. The ladies
of the Congregational Society will furnish
meals near the exhibition hall.
Mr.. Snow of Hotel Parker has better
facilities than ever to care for those who
wish to patronize.
| With fair weather the management ex-
pect to Guido all previous efforts
Wednesday and Thursday evening Mr..
SWEET will have dances at his pavilion at
Dry Pond and those who like that amuse-
ment will find the best of acommoda-
| tiOns.