The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-14
LITTLE RIeBY FAIR.
Second Day Opened with big Attend
snes and Perfect weather.
TsrEc1AL ro rnn rnrss.l

ESPECIAL TO THE RREs&l
East Raymond. October 1s--The second
day Of tire LATHE kigby fair orered with
a large attendance. The weather was per-
feet.
The horss pulling took place this fore
noon and In the GLASS Of horss weighing
1900 or over Jcssph Pitts Of Harrison
took first money, Sc; r. K. Morrill,, ssc-
ond, 50; A. r.. Ward, third, 90. In the
smaller cir IS (under 1900 Charles Rowe
wrs first; A. e. Ward, second, and 6.
A. Dyer, third.
The ball game was perfect farce. The
Raymond team. badly crippled by the
at snce Of some Of their btss players were
no match for the oxfords and the game
Yves called in the middle Of the sixth Inn
ing with the score 80 to 10 In favor OF the
latter team.
The races today were the 2.45 and 2.2e
class $, trot or pace. purss each 500.
These officiating in the stand were;
Starter. Mr.. Barker Of Naples; John B.
Robinson OF Oxford. William NJ. Mitch
ell Of Mechanic Falls, q. L. Cook OF
Cfs,o. Judges; q. B. Mayberry Of CASIO,
IsaIah S. Webb Of Bridgton, timers. The
summary;
ss9 Glass.
Nelmah, Big. q. IL. Huntoon,
Sue IS SO, m, w. j Wheeler,
South Paris, 73i 8
George Q. Clark, ba, S. A.
Reagan, Portland, 8 9 2
Sam, g, q. J. Russell, Me-
ghAnia HALLS A
Louis, Wilkes. BIS. james
Brooks, Portland, SIS 8 8
Kmma g., IN, ID. S. Pratt
Mechanic Falls o 2 s
silk Knot, b g. Prince Jordan,
Mechanic Falls, 4 Q 9 q
Time-2.83 i-2, asa Ia, 2.82 "a,
1888 Ia.
2.45 Glass.
Star Boon. blk g. y. b. Fogg.
South Paris, 1 /
eIadssone. blk g. Jas. Pledge.
Jodie sg. b. c. Dolley. Ray
mond, @ 8 2
Eva Wilkes. b M. P A. Jordan,
Gideon. g 9. S. v. ooliey. Dry
Mills, 8 8 3
Sister Glare. c. t. Dudley. Harri-
son, B 3
Time-2 81 Ia, 2.39 Ia, 1850.
Retween the heats Mr.. Charles Bean
of Denmark exhibited his trained steers
whose performances were really wonder
full and were much appreciated by the
audience.
The Oxford band furnished fine music
during the day.
Some Of the premiums awarded are as
follows:
Matched Oxen Webster +. Chute,
Casco. first, So; thomas Wit ham, second,
So; William U. Cook, Casco, third, 81.
Three year olds--W. H. Cook. first So:
w. II. Chute, second,s2.
Two year olds-W. r. Cook. first, s.;
". =. Chute, second, 81 Perlie Dingley,
YearIings- Hall, Casco, first,
So; Roy Tenney, second, 81.
Bull-W. Il. Chute, g.
Sow and pigs-W. B. Chute, So.
Fat hoR--W r. Chute, 50.
Best display farm producs-John G.
Richardson. North Sebago, first, o.;
Freeiand Edwards, Raymond. second, Is;
William p. Woodbury.. Raymond, third,
81.
Butter-Mrs. John @. Richardson, first,
81; Mrs. r. NJ. Gould, second. 50 cents.
Best display household manufactures
/
Drawn rug-Mrs. l.. A. Peasley, first,
so cents.
WOODEN hose-Mrs. John @. richardson,
first, 80 cents.
Worsted quilt-Mrs. John @. Richard
son, first, so cents.
Fancy table oovers-Clara Sposedo, first,
so cents; Miss Beatrice III. Beatty. Casco,
second, 20 cents.
Sofa pillow-Clara Sposedo, first, so
cents; Mrs. John @. Richardson, second,
20 cents
Outline EN- broide-y-Mrs. Shirley
GRAHAM, Casco, first, % cents.
Afghan-Mrs. Clara Sposedo, first, 80
cents
Knit lace-Mrs. John G. Richardson,
FIRST, 20 cents.
Hand sewing by girl under is years
Ellen Gould. first, IS cents.
Silk patch work quilt-Mrs. John @.
Richardson, first, rs cents.
There is dance at the exhi bition hall
this afternoon and evening.
Tomorrow there will be another ball
game and 2S4 and q 90 GLASSES in trot-