The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-11
LITTLE RIGBY FAIR.

annual fair closed today, with an average
attendance, the cold weather Keeping
paok many. Those who were there, how
ever saw some of the best races of the
season. The ball game, third in the Sc
T'es between the Saccarappas and the
Lewiston Volunteers, was farce, the
former club not playing well. Harmon,
tne Wen Known catcher of Cum berland
Mills, being the only man who did any
work. Had the whole team played with
equal vim the result might have Teen
different. The game was not played to q
finish, the score being 16 to in favor of
the Volunteers. Haley again umpired
The races called at one O'Clock were
very fine, the =. 70 class being one of the
best ever pulled of in this end of the
county. Isaiah r. Morrill, of Brunswick,
one of the best starters in Maine, again
Hawkes., North Raymond, Harry w.
Thurlow. Sabbath Day Lake, Roger O..
Sumner, Lewiston, and James Cook,
Otisfield. The 2.26 GLASS was
called first with seven starters, and drew
positions as follows:
Dandy Danmont LIST; Bonnie, %, Gen.
Mao. 3D., Philip A., 4th, Fearnaught
Prince, 9Th, Harrison Boy, 9th, Daisy ID 4,
7th. The horses were all well known, and
the drivers were out for blood, Had Mao
not made bad break in the last heat he
would have stood a good chance of win
ming it, and finally the race. The sum-
mary is as follows:-
2.26 Class-Trot or Paoe-Purse 500.
Bonnie, b (Linscott) Ia 2 1
Daisy d., m (MitchelD. l z 8
Gen. Mac, (SteW-
art) 2 3D. 2
Harrison Boy, g (Chap-
Dandy Danlnont, b kg
q eRichards) 3 5 2 5 ro
Philip A, g (Rideout
and Thayer) q g g 9 70
Time-2.27 IA, 2.26 IA, 2 26 IA, 2. %
Ia, 2.2S, 2. 80 1-2.
Bonnie, LIST money; Daisy D., I'd; Gen
Mac, Sd; Harrison Boy, 4th.
The 2.4O Of ASS was pulled off in straight
heats. Guess So drew the pole; Quito,
I'd; Eva W, Sd; Topsy M, 4th. The
summary:
$40 Class-Trot or Pace-Purse, 500.
Eva W., m (Merrow) /
Guess So, ID (Thayer) 2 2
Topsy NJ, m (Ohaplin) 8 8
Quito, Big (Page) 4 4
Time-s.35. 2. "a, 2.86 1-2.
PREMIUMS IN HALL.
Best display farm produce-George h.
Hanscom, Casco, 1st, 81; Fred Q. Lom-
bard, Casco, 3D., So; Hiram M. Cash,
East Raymond, Sd. So.
Sample Butter-Rufus M. Gould, Cas-
co, lst, 81; Stephen A. Hall. Casco, I'd,
so; Mrs. j. G. Richardson. Sd. .25.
lst, 80. Othec premiums on rugs-El.
len Meserve, Casco, so; Mrs. William
Fl. Colby, Casoo. so.
Colored Wooden Yarn, 10 Skeins or
More-Mrs. Charles Cole. East Raymond,
lst, so.
Nirtens-Mrs j. @. Richardson. North
Sebago, list, 30.
Quilts-Mrs William n. Colby, Casco,
.5O Miss Gertie Msserve, Oasoo, So
Fancy Table Cover-Mrs. Clara Spose-
do, Casco, LIST. so. Sofa Pillow-Mrs
j. G. Richardson, list, so. Afghan
Mrs. Clara Sposedo, so. Crocheted Lace
Mrs. Nellie A. Brown, East Raymond,
1st, as. Paper Flowers-Mrs. j. 9.
Richardson, 1st, rs. Hand Sewing by
Girl Under 15-Miss Ellen Gould, LIST, rs.
silk Patchwork Quilt-Ellen Meserve, LIST,
rs; Mrs. James N. Eastman, Casoo, I'd,
so. Toilet Set-Miss Alta g. Haskell,
Windham, LIST, rs.
Specimen Of Woodwork-B'rank Moses,
North Falmouth, LIST, 81.
Oil Paiptings--Mrs. J. N. Eastman,
1st, rs; Miss Lizzie Gould, Casco, I'd,
so.
Aprons, Cook's-Miss q. e. Larrabee,
LIST. Knit Skirt-Mrs. S. A. Hall, Cas-
CO, Is. Bed Spread-Mrs. Lena l.. Strout,
East Raymond, 1st Worsted Quilt
Mrs j. g. Richardson, I'd. Tidy-Mrs,
j. G. Richardson, LIST. Hose-Mrs. j. @.
Richardson, lst.
Best Trace Corn-D. j. Edwards, Otis
field, 1st; Hiram M. Cash, I'd.