The Press., 1902-10-09

THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
by Sunshine, owned by A. M. Graves of
Sufield. Redondale, owned by d. J.
Skulley of Brattleboro, took second. The
summary
2.24 Class-Trot or Pace-Purse $3.50.
Sunshine, b m (Groves), III
Red0ndale, bay M (Skully), 223|
Hal Haimosa, m Burke, 9s4
Time. 225, 2.26, 2.271S.
The program for the third day was the
2.A and the Q 80 classes. TIL 227 did
not fill, so 40 class was made up. The
2.32 had four starters. In the first heat
Altoaine got first and Baby M. was dis
tanced. Snowflake, owned by M. J.
Brennan of Providence, took the next
three heats and won the race. The sum-
mary:
2.32 Class-Pace or Trot-Purse $3.50.
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The 2.2O class brought out a field of
six starters. The first heat and second
money were won by Wallace L. Wilkes,
owned by A. F. Davis of Springfield.
Atrain, owned by M. J. Brennan of Prov
| first money. The summary:
Atrain, g m (Brennan) 4111
Wallace L Wilkes, b G Davis, 1245
Emel1ne BuSSey, bay m (GraveS), 3 2
Ha!mOsa, bay m (Burke), 325 4
Red0ndale, bay (Skully), 55 8
Time, s.2sX. s.se,<, aaeh, assh.
The performance of Cute, the guideless
wonder, pleased the people each day he
appeared. This little mare is owned by
v. B. Strong of New Paltz. N. Y, and Is
a trotter. She made mile alone In
2.12, and when driven by Mrs. Strong
against the track record showed a mile In
2.1344, just equalling the performance OF
Roam Wilkes two years ago.
- Following is the list of premiums
awarded in the various departments
POTATOES.
George E. Cooley, Staffordville, Snow.
flake, 1st, $1.0O; Uncle Sam, 1st, 100;
4 1OU, 1OO, OuplIcI, ISL 1.UU;
Delaware, 1st, LOO; Charles Downing,
1st, 1.OO Banana, 1st, 100; Cambridge
Rose, I'd, so; Rochester White, 1st, 100
Francis Ballou, Union, Early Rose
I'd, .5O Pride of New England, 1st, 81. co.
Charles N. Brooks, Tolland, Merino
spec, .25.
H. Parker, South Coventry, Early For
tune, 1st, $1.0O; Pride of the West, 1st
100. ....
Wilbur w orthington, Springfield, Mass
Burbank's Seeding, $l.O0.
/ D. w. Bradley, Ellington, New Queen
3D. so; Pride of Ellington, 1st, $1.OO
Early Harvest, I'd, so; Bovill, 1st, 100
Essex, 1st, 100; Ensign Bagley, I'd, so
Fourth of July, 1st, 100; Northern
Beauty, 1st, 100; Carmen No. 1, ed, so
Endurance 1st 100; Lincoln White, 1st
LOO; Acme, 1st, LOO; Enormous, I'd, so
Six Weeks, I'd, so; Elberon, I'd, so
Green Mountain, I'd, .56; Gem of Ar
roostook, I'd, so; Fill Basket, list, 100
Algona, 1st, LOO; Pride of Mapleton, I'd
so; Adirondack, I'd, so; White Grant
1st, 100.
E. W. Witherell, Holland, Mass.
Beauty of Hebron, spc., .25; Sir Waite
, Raleigh, Cd, SO; Thoroughbred, I'd, so
Carmen No. 2, I'd, so; White Star, I'd
so; New Queen, spec., .25. .
Andrew Kingbury, Coventry, Beaut,
) of Hebron, I'd, so; Early Six Weeks
1st, $1.OO; Early Fortune, I'd, so; Mort
gage Litter, 1st, 100; Money Maker, 1st
.OO Thoroughbred, 1st, 100; Mills En-
durance, 1st, LOO; Maggie Murphy, 1st
100; Green Mountain, 1st, 1.00 Holton'
, Prize, 1st, 100; Washington, 1st, 100
!, Carmen No. 3, 1st, 1.OO White Beauty
I'd, so.
M. G. Moore, Stafford Springs, Dewey
! 3d.. so; Pride of Harvest, 1st, $1.0O
Pride of Britain, 1st, 100; Wonderful
1st, LOO.
,, L. M. Reed, Union, New King, 1st
! $1OO.
Oliver Eaton, Rockville, Carmen No
8, I'd, so; Early Rose, 1st, $1.OO; Kin,
of Rose, 1st, 100: Early Ohio, I'd, .50
Uncle Sam, I'd, so; Early Sensation, I'd
so; Rural New Yorker No. 2, 1st, 100
Great Divide, 1st, 100; Early Miahigan
= lst, 1.O0 Early Vermont, 1st, 100; Gran
ite State, 1st, 100; Dewey, 1st, 100; Ber
pee's Superior, I'd, so; New Queen, 1st
l 90; Hampden's Beauty, 1st, 100; Hol
ten Rose, ist, LOO; Charles Downing, I'd
D 80; Burpee's Extra Early, 1st, 100
8, LIST, LOO; Double Yielder, 1st, 100
Beauty of Hebron, 1st, 100.
1 Phila A. Williams, Stafford Springs
Early Dew Drop, I'd. so; Double Yielder
= ! I'd, so; Pride of the South, 1st, $1.00.
O. E. Kellogg, West Stafford, Honey's
Rose, 1st, $1.OO; Sir Walter Raleigh, 1st
: LOO; Enormous, 1st, 100; Six Weeks
( I'd, so.
E. W. Upham, Union, Monson, 1st
$1.OO; Delaware, 2d, co. Mills Banner
!, 1st, 81 90; Carmen No. /, 1st, 100; Earl
Savoy, 1st. 1 90; Stray Beauty, I'd. soc.
Porter Noble, Monson. Mass, Bovee
: 2d, so; Empire State, 1st, $1.0O; Home
1st, 100; Dew Drop. 1st, LOO; Winner
] I'd, 80; Smiths Six Weeks, I'd, 80: Rus
5 setts. 1st, 100.
Rosicus Back, Union, Monson, I'd, 90
81 FARM PRODUCTS.
John T. Furness, Stafford Springs
Boston market celery, spc., 25c; Goldel
4 heart celery, spc., 25c.
:. d. w. Bradley, Ellington warty Hub
bard squash, 1st, SOC; golden Hubbar
9 squash, 1st, SOC; white egg turnips, 1st
q 5Oc; purple top turnips, I'd, 25c; gian
y summer crook neck squash, 1st, SOC
early yellow squash, 2d, 25c; sugar pump
kin, 1st, Soc; yellow globe turnips, spe
25c.
Andrew Kingsbury, Coventry Weth
/ ers1eld red onions, I'd, 25c; Danvers ye
low onions, 3D. 25c; peppers, 1st, SOC
field pumpkins, 1st, SOC; honey pumpkins
!. I'd. 25c; beets, ID, 25c.
Lewis Scranton, Union, tray Of pre
= duce, spc., 60c.