The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-24

1t is usually called the Gre at
Frederick Fair and this year it
Thoroughly comes up to every
line OF promise and precedent.
Extraordinary arrangements
were made this year for the Fair
and the result shows that a wise
policy was inaugurated and kept
in he foreground, and that the
end fully justifies the means.
The officers of the society are:
Observation-Disclosures n. Hargett.
Vice President-J. Roger Nc.
Sherry.
Recording Secretary-Harry C.
keefer.
Corresponding Secretary.
S. Clingan.
Treasurer--D. V. Stauffer.
Chief Marshal r.. II Magru
der
Board OF Managers. Roger
McSherry, ID. V. Stauffer, d. G.
Winebrenner, j. William Baugh-
man, r. g. Dutrow, Harry B.
Witter, H. c. Zacharias, James
Il. Walker, p. NJ. Hiteshew, P.
l.. Hargett.
Aids to the MarShall-Charles
A. ID. Williams, Vernon I. Haw.
kins, Everest Harding, Richard
Hargett, John Francis Smith,
Guy Motter, Charles Hiteshew,
Murray Stauffer, A. Sykes Stauf-
fer, William Ogle, Paul Stauffer,
Charles Miller, Charles NJ. Cra-
mer. j. Allen Grumbine, Lee
Rannenberger, William B. Miller,
John Williams, Edward f. Har-
dy, j. Howard Allnutt, John T.
Best, Taylor A. Spurrier.
The addition of six acres to the
already complete equipment make
great change in the appearance
of the grounds. 1t gives more
room and makes the ground the
largest in the State.
The crowd on Tuesday was
about as usual, but Wednesday
and Thursday broke the record
for attendance.
The weather was most favorable
and much of the success of the
Fair is dine to il. In all the de
partments the exhibits were the
best ever seen. All classes were
filled up and many special prem
! iums had to be offered.
I The races on Tuesday were in
straight heats, j. W. X. won the
2.22 class trot, Matte G. second
Pythia third,
For county colts 4 years and
under, purse $3.50, Harry owned
, by David Cramer won, Fairy
King second, Bill johnson, third,
Best time 2.40.
The running race was won by
Corder in straight heats.
On Wednesday the track record
in the free for. all and the running
race was broken. The former
2.O94 and the latter 1 As.
The 3. 20 class pacing race was
won by Bedford Boy. best heat
2.1S4.
The free -for-all was won by
Bedworth, Jr., who broke the
track record. The running race
was won by McFOnso.
NOTES.
There was great delay in judg
ing many of the classes at the
Fair. Mr.. Patterson, who judged
the cattle, was a worthy excep'
ton.
Some of the judges at our Fair
should get move on them.
The managers of our Big Fair
can we'll congratulate themselves
on a splendid success.
Mr.. Kenneweg made a most
favorable impression at the Fail
this week, where he met our farm
ers and voters of all classes. He
was given increased assurances Of
support.
The Dog Show at our FAIR was
a great success. Mr.. Roger Nc
Sherry had the affair in hand and
went to considerable trouble tt
make it a go. His fine dogs were
greatly admired.
Mr.. Patterson, who judged the
cattle at our Fair, says Frederick
county is the most beautiful as
we'll as the most prosperous look
ing county in the Union. Right
you are Mr.. Patterson.
Messrs. Hager and Garlinger
of Hagerstown, have been attend
ing our big Fair. They drove
over the mountains and think tina
between the two counties we have
the most beautiful country in thu
world.
She Didn't Wear a Mask.
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