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HALL QUARRY.
s. NJ. L.

The Arthur McMu'lsn quarries viii be
shut down for Christmas week.
s. w. Babbidge returned from Long
island last week with two deer.
Alonzo Hodgdon has gone to Goose rock
light station in Fox island thoroughfare
as assistant keeper.
Tue dance at Granite hall Dec. II was a
social success. Music was furnished by
Monaghan's orchestra.
Leon Hartman has been promoted to
sssistant engineer in the engine room of
the Arthur McMullin Co. =
Miss Carrie Babbidge, who has been
employed at Seal Ha, Dor for the past two
years, is home on short vacation.
Alfred Gill, OF Winslow Mills, who Is
working for the Arthur Mcmillan Co.,
visited friends in So livan last week.
Arthur Enerton, Harry Atherton and
Hsrnon Gray, quarrymen employed here,
have returned to their homes in East Blue
hill.
Roland Howard, of West Sedgwick, and
Homer Long, OF East BluehiIl, who have
been cutting stone here, have returned
home.
Fred II. Somes, OF Somesville, has pur-
chased the pool room owned by A. A.
Hodgdon and s. w. Babbidge, and will
use it for store.
Dec. 81 T.
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OTTER CREEK.

veasie Young Is having his rooms over
the hall thorous hly repaired. u
The school in this district closed last
Friday. 1t was taught by Miss Cynthia
Richardson, OF Somesville. u
George A. JOY, OF Bar Harbor, has a
couples attend ana report On Interesting
school.
Miss Bessie Grover has gone to Bar Hsr.
Dor to spend part of her vacation with her
cousins. the Misses Morse, on Forest
street.
Charles Richardson and wife moved back
to their home last Wednesday. They have
been living in small house built by Mr..
Richardson last spring, part OF VIII ch
Mrs. Richardson uses for a store.
Rev. John K. Browne gave an in crest
ing talk Thursday evening at the church
on his missionary work In HaFpoot, Tug
key, here lie hiss be missionary for
twenty years. He was assisted by Rev.
Dean A. Walker. of Southwest Har Dor,
and Miss Cochrsne, home missionary.
The work on the new Congregational
church is completed, aud the people who
have worked so hard to see a church build
ing in This place, are justly proud of the
result. 1t is a fine building with audience
room, Sunday schoo. room and ve-try, snd
a nice basement with kitchen and dining
room. The entire building is lighted by
electric lights.
Dec. u. ANON.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Miss Flora Goodwin is visiting relatives
in Portland.
Calvin Butler, Of Machiss, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Norman Shaw, of Bar Hsrbor, is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. 5. P. Havey.
Miss Florence Worcester has returned
to Colum bis Falls after an extended visit
in town.
Mrs. Bertha Robinson and Miss Verna
Tracey spent Sunday with their parents
in franklin.
Wiley o. Newman is home from Colby
to spend bis vacation with his parents, o.
g. Newman and wife.
Benjamin Havey and wife have returned
from Sullivan Highlands, where they
have been spending the fall.
The Pythian sisterbood held a sale of
quilts, fancy goods, etc., at K. P. hall
Tuesday evening. A neat little sum Was
realized.
Dec. 81. F..
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SOUTH GoULDsBoRo.

J. w. Bunker, who has been seriously
III, is improving.
John Gerrish, of Winter Harbor, Is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Annie Bunker.
Harry Hooper and wife are clerking In
j. w. Bunker's store during MIR. Bunker's
illness.
Capt. and Mrs. A. B. Holt and Mrs. A..
l.. holt are visiting at their old home in
Lamoine.
A. +. Ramsdell and Charles Greenlaw,
with their families, are visiting relatives
in Eastport.
The ladies are preparing for Christmas
tree and concert In the schoolhouse
Christmas Eve.
n. W. Hooper Is having improvements
made on the interior OF his house. Joseph
Smallidge, or Winter Harbor, is doing the
work.
The winter term Of school Is is session
and is taught by Mrs. Lizzie Brown, OF
Detroit. This is Mrs. Browns third term
here, aud her pupils speak in highest praise
| OF her.
Alton Bunker, OF this place, and Miss
| Geneva Stevens, OF Birch Harbor, were
married Dec. IL at the brides home by
Rev. Mr.. Mayo, of Winter Hsrbor. Mr.
and Mrs. Bunker are both popular young
people and their many friends wish them
long years OF happiness. They will soor
commence housekeeping here.
| Dec. 81. S. M. l..
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ployed at Hall Quarry, are at heme for a

pioyed at Hall Quarry, are at heme for a
week.
Mrs. Eugene ash left last Mopdsv to
join her husband in Washington d. C. !
Miss Beatece BiaisdeH is home from
the New England conservatory OF music
Tor the Christmas vacation.
Whittier Day was ob,erved hy the pri.
mary scAooi Thur day, with approp ate
exercises BY the teacher and pupils. "
MADAM Phelps received a severe shaking
up and cut upon the head satu day by
falling through trap door in one of
Bangor's stores while there shopping.
Dec 2I b.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST RLuEHILL.

tACI DLtEaAhAs
Ralph B. Long returned from stoning-
ton Saturday.
f. Homer Long returned from Hall
Quarry Friday.
William b. Ridley is poorly. His illness
is OF long standing.
Miss Alice Chamberlain was very i'll all
last week, but is now somewhat improved,
Miss Ethel Slower is teaching the pri-
mary school and T.. X. Herrick the gram
mar school. y
Last Saturday there were about a dozen
snielt tents on the ice in the Cove. The
fishermen are not getting rich very fast.
The greater part of the granite cutters,
who we're away during the summer, have
returned. They all find employment at
the White Granite Co.'s works.
Harry M. K. Cousins, who is attending
the Bucksport seminary, came home last
Monday to spend the holidays. He con-
tracted severe cold riding from Els
worth, and is now threatened with lung
fever.
AIRS. Lucy Redman, wife of James Red
man, died suddenly OF heart disease last
Thursday morning, aged forty -eight years.
five months and seven day. Although she
had bsen seriously i'll for several months,
her death was unexpected. Up to the
time of her death she appeared about as
usual. MIR. Redman has the heartfelt
sympathy OF his friends and neighbors.
Dec 81 &,
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The AMERICAN has Subscribers at I06
Of the II6 post Offices in Hancock county;
all the other papers in the County COM
bfned do not reach so many. THE AMER
CAN is not the only paper printed in
ForeocF county, and has never ctaapted to
be, but Il IS the only paper that can prop
eTly be called a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circatlG-
tson Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Barbor Records summer list, is larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
an Hancock county.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additionaI County Ne ,es. see other PAGES
pRospEcr nARRoR.

E. ID. Chase and Alfred Hamilton went
to Bangor sunday on business.
Fay F. LARA bee, a student at Jefferson
medical college, arrived Monday for the
Christmas recess.
wsldena F. Peters arrived home last
week from the Sailors Snug Harbor
where he has been for several months.
Miss Dorothy Dresser was the guest OF
Mrs. Calvin Tracy at the MARSH" from
Friday until Monday.
e. w. Ceaves and wife entertained q
dinner party Friday. Whist and pit were
the entertainment for the evening.
The Methodist Sunday school will have
a concert and tree in their church Christ
mas Eve. The arrangements are in the
hands OF a competent committee. ~
Charles Hutchings and wife entertained
party of young people with pit Thurs
day evening. Misses Wilson and Dresser
were among the number. Home made
candy and fruit furnished the treat.
The children or the Union Sunday
school will have their Chrirtmas tree in
the church Christmas Eve. The exercises
under the direction of Miss Grace T.
Moore will be as follows:
Professional - Through Starry Pathways
Leaping. ......................... School
Reeitation-How does Earth kro w IT'S Christ
mas time. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Five girls
Vocal solo-The Birthday of 8 King,
Miss Margaret Moore
Recitation-The Christmas Tree. Ethel Stanley
Motion song-Little FLAKES of Snow.
Primary class
Recitation--1f You are Good. John Workman
Vocal duet-wase Sleeping Shepherds,
Miss Margaret Moore, mrs John stinsou
Recitation-old santa Claus. Robert Stanley
yocol solo-Sempe Aveu. Irving kay
Reading-Litte Rockets Christmas,
Miss Moore
Distribution of gifts
Recessional-Good Night School
All are cordially invited to attend.
Dec. 81. G.
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ASHVILLE.

Milton johnson and wife have named
their young SON Archie Gordon.
John II. Tracy was injured while com
Ing down stairs Thursday morning.
Mrs. Georgia Robertson, who has been
at East Sullivan for few days, returned
Sunday.
Mrs. Emeline johnson. who has been
nursing Mrs. Rosie johnson, returned
home Sunday morning.
Ellie Sperry. OF South Gouldshor Wis
| tied his mother. Mrs. NJ. A. Robert son
Sunday. Willie Hammonds ompaned
| him.
Mrs. Francena Stevens. OF Gouldboro.
who has been keeping house for Mrs.
John Tracy while she was away, returned
Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Johnson, of East Sullivan,
who has been staying few days with her
brother, NJ. w. johnson, returned home
Friday. Miss Maude Small accompanied
her for short visit.
Mrs. Julia Tracy, with her daughter,
Miss Wilma Googins, arrived home from
Waltham, Mass, Thursday evening. Miss
Googins stood her journey home nicely,
and is getting along as well as can be ex. .
pected after her operation for append
citis.
Dec. p. B.
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A Christmas concert viii be held at the
church December "a.
Schooner "Alsons", Capt. Irving Tar
box, is moored al Negro island.
Mrs. Alice Blodgett, of surry, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Annah Blodgett.
There will be a Christmas tree for the
children at the Congregational chapel
Friday afternoon.
Schooner Robert Pettis", Capt. Will
liam Perkins, bound for Portland In
ballast, is still waiting for crew.
James Sweetser and wife, of Sesrsport,
are spending a few weeks with Mrs.
Sweetser's parents, Isaiah Lord and wife.
Charles Tspley, wife and daught
Marie have returned from New Bedford,
Mass, where they have been for the past
three months.
The schooner "Mopapg", Capt. Frank
Perkins, and schooner Clinton, Capt.
Ed. Lord, have gone into winter quarters
at North Brooksville.
The wedding of Loren H. Thompson
and Mary E. Higgins took place in
Brewer in November. MIR. Thompson,
when boy, was resident of this village.
The ladies' circle OF the Congregational
chuuch held Christmas sale OF aprons,
fancy articles and home made candies,
Dec. 10. The attendance was good and
quite sum realized.
The first social and supper under tht
auspices OF the West Brooksrilie library
association WIS held Dec. Is. An oystel
supper was served. There was gooe
attendance. The proceeds will go to pur
chase lumber for library building.
BY q telephone message received her
Saturday it is learned that Capt. Frank {
Jones, son of the late William Jones,
dead. His death was caused by beinl
burned. Particulars have not as yet beel
received. His remains will be sent her
for interment.
Dec. 21. Johnson.
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WEST HANCOCK.

A. E. Foren Is at home.
Victor r. Smith spent Sunday with
relatives here.
Mrs. Victoria Bridges who has been i'll
is slig htly improved.
School is In session, taught by Miss
Hodgkins, of Lamoine.
Raymond Miles, cut bis leg badly
while chopping wood recently. He is
attended by DR.. Simonton, of Ellsworth.
Fred Miles, station agent at Washing
ton junction wRs called to Boston this
week by the sudden death of his sister,
Mrs. Stella Miles Ward. Mrs. Ward was
a former resident of this place.
Dec. 20. sUMAc.
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CENTER.
THELMA.
Dec. II

w. J. Harper returned from Bangor
Thursday.
school begins the 18th taught by Myra
Powers, Seal Cove.
J. II. Turner lost valuable horse last
week.
There will be concert in the Metho-
dist church Christmas Eve.
Pearl Hannah. of Southwest Hsrbor,
was calling on friends last Sunday.
Orvil Bartlett has returned from Sea-
graves lumber csmp,lwhere he has been
employed.
Herbert and Mile Butler have returned
from Bluehill, where they have been WIS.,
iting their uncle, George w. Butler. \
Harry Bennett, OF Manset, has been
visiting his grandparents, A. j. Butler
and wife, for the past week.
Dec. n. III.
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GoTT,s ISLAND.

School is taught by Miss Estelle Perry,
Of renobscot, this being her fifth term.
Schooner "Mary e. Fiskn arrived at
Black Island the 10Th and will load stone
for New York.
Nick Modino left the 18th for New
York, where he will spend few weeks
with his sister.
Linwood E. Joyce, OF Atlantic, has
taken the contract to build cottage for
Charles x. 0yington, OF New York, ON
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the lot recently purchased from the keirs
OF the late Samuel NJ. Gott.
Hasey Moore, who has been spending
week with friends 10 Bar Harhor, has
returned home.
Schooner Fortuna, Capt. Israel l..
Gott, arrived the 18Th from Portland with
merchandise for Phillips Moore.
p. S. Parker, OF the Black Island granite
company, has three cargoes OF stone
ready to be shipped 10 New York.
Dee u. CHIPS.
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NORTH LAmoINE.
SUMAc.

Capt. A. b. Holt went to Boston last
week on business.
Mrs. A. L. Holt is to spend the winter
with her mother here.
Harry Goodwin and friend, OF Frank
lin, are visiting relatives here.
Alfred Frye, student at Colby. is spend
ing his Christmas vacation with friends
here.
Mrs. S, Y. Springer, who has been
visiting relatives here the past month,
will return to Foxcroft this week.
Dec. 81. Y.
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COUNTY NEWS
so- Additional County News. see 9TH, -
SWANS ISLAND.

u. W. Joyce aud wife started for q.
man, Fla, the 18th. VI
The home of George spraeue Wa
ened last week by the advent Of a ,i,,,
daughter. He
Capt. Sawyer. OF New York, was s...
here last week by his employers to ~
over the yaeh' "Rondiua", Of Boston
with view of buying her II found so,,u
factory. Capt. Sawyer was accountant,
BY Joseph Smith. OF Boothbay, of R,s.
Bros .shipyard to see about maxine 49,
alterations in the cabin. ''
Dec. 81. n,,,
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SURRY.
Dec. 81.

There were no services in the village
churches Sunday ON account of the storm.
Capt. Eugene Casper came lhome Tues
day. He has been in small steam yacht
the past two seasons.
Mrs. CeIestis Casper returned from a
two-weeks' visit to relatives in Msssa-
chusetts last week.
Surry lodge. A. o. U. W., elected offic-
5rs for 1904 at its regular meeting:iSatur-
day evening.
week. One was cross fox and resem bied
a silver gray but Mr.. Osgood does not
think 1T is real silver gray fox, though a
part OF its fur is very fine.
Dec 81 G.,
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l.. E. Kimball spent few days in town
last week.
George E. Kimball IL home from Bow
doin for the holidays.
Frank r. Ober, q student at Tufts med.
ical school, returned Saturday.
Emery Bartlett, who has been employed
at Islesford for the past month, returned
Friday. II
Robert Daupuine is clerking for E. J
Totten, who has opened his store here
during the Christmas holidays.
The kindergarten school closed Thurs
day and the teacher, Miss Harvey, has
gone to her home in Kenduskeag for this
Christmas vacation.
Dec. 81. 8.
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HANCOCK.

Capt. o. w. Foss returned from Boston
Thursday.
Mrs. David Springer who has been Ill
is improving.
Eugene Allen and wife, OF Charleston,
were in town Sunday.
There will be Christmas tree at the
Union church Friday evening.
Miss Nancy NJ. Abbott went to Port
land Monday to see Sir Henry Irving in
waterloo and sThe BeIis".
Alfred Evans Crabtree, OF Fryebure
academy, and Miss Alice E. Crabtree, Of
German normal school, are home for tbs
Christmas vacation.
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OTIS.
ANON.
Dec21.

Z. l.. Grover has sold his fine span of
horses to George Dority, of Tiden.
Winnie Jeilison, of Bar Harbor, is with
Granville Jeliison for few week..
Mr.. Varney is visiting at his former
home near Port and for few days.
Herman Salisbury, who lie employed at
Eden, came home for few days last week.
The ladies' circle, OF Tilden, of which
Nancy Jordan, OF this place, is memb Der,
met at her home the 18th.
Charles Kenney and wife, of Eddington
Bend, spent a week at Mrs. Kenney's
home here, returning the 16 h.
Frank Watts, WHO has bee n employed BY
Awhile Jordan in the WOODS near Wal
than, is i'll al the home of his aunt, Mrs
Nathan Salisbury.
Dec. 81. DAVIS.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Mrs. Everett Blanchard, OF Mt. Desert,
is spending few weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. j. b. Mason, here.
The dedication OF the new masonic
block on New Years Eve promises to be
grand affair. The Stars will be busy as
bees in giving aid upon the great occa-
sion.
Mrs. Arvilla Clark will leave here
Thursday for trip to Arizona, where her
brothers have been located In business for
many years. She will visit relatives in
Boston and other places ON her trip out.
Mrs. Clark will be absent three months
and may extend her visit to California.
Dec, 81. STRAY.
Master Paul Sawyer, of Seal Cove, is
with his grandmother, Mrs. l.. 4. Dodge.
Albert Roweli leaves to-day for Boston
where he will spend Christmas with
friends.
Rowens Rsbeksh lodge continues to
have plenty to do. At every meeting new
names are added.
Everett Tinker spent few days last
week at West fremont with his cousin,
Donnell Robbins. "
Big cats: Can anyone beat this? Mrs.
Maud Giiiey has a Prussisn coon cat that
weighs twenty-five pounds.
Seth Norwood and wife spent a few
days last week at West fremont with his
brother, Dennis Norwood.
Mrs. Maurice Norwood snd.child have
gone to Providence, II. l., to meet her
husband, Capt. Joseph Norwood.
.Etweil Hamor and wife, OF Town Hill,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. Alton Trundy.
Seth Lurvey is now on the sick list. He
is foreman on the new masonic hail which
1t is hoped will be completed before New
Years.
Dec. 81. SPEC
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BLU EHILL FALLS.

Brooks Gray is m tie sick list.
Capt. Hugh Duffy is home for the win
ter.
Rufus Chstto and wife went to Ells-
worth Tuesday.
Harry Conary Is st work at Bluehill
clearing golf ground.
bill, visited friends III he place Iast week
Dec. 81. SUBSTITUTE
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NORTHEAST HARBOR

Ray Graves is home from Westbrook
academy for the holidays. "
Miss Nellie Pickett and Raymond Kit
fridge, OF Northeast Hsrbor, were mar
ried Dec. 10. They are keeping house In
fremont.
Dec. q. ]. A. p.
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embellishments.
PROFIT
ADVERTISEMENTS.

The matter of feed is Of
tremendous Importance to the
farmer. Wrong feeding is
loss. Right feeding is profit.
The up-to-date farmer knows
what to feed his COWS to get
the most milk, his pigs to get
the most pork, his hens to
get the most eggs. Science.
But how about the children !?
Are they fed according to
science, a bone food if bones
are soft and undeveloped, a
Iiesh and muscle food if they
IRE thin and weak and a blood
food if there is anemia9
SCOTS Emulsion is a mixed
food; the Cod Liver Oil in it
makes flesh, blood and muscle,
the Lime and Soda make bone
and brain. 1t is the standard
scientific food for delicate
children.
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WEST SULLIVAN.

Andy Havey and Herbert JelIison were
in Eastbrook Saturday.
Oscar Hysont, Alex. Petrie, Monroe Cor
don and Rodney Wakefield, who are en-
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Dec. q

Little Coldsn neglected -thousands Of lives
sacrificed every year. DIR. Woods Norway
pine syrup cures little colds-cures big colds,
too. down 10 the very verge Of consumption.-
--Adgt.
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1htgttdts
A WOman'S Back.
The Aches and Pains will Disauuea,
II the Advice Of this Ellsworth
Citizen is Followed.
A woman's back has many aches and
pains.
Most times tits the kidneys fault.
Bachache is really kidney ache;
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills cure II
Many Ellsworth women know tbts
Read what one has to say about 1t;
Mrs. Mary E. Tate, Shore road, Mor,;.
son District, says: ~ had a steady main
across the small OF my back which both.
Stcu he iuoTe OF Tess iii the time until I
went to wiggin 4 Moore,s drug. stors
for Doan's Kidney pills. saw them ad-
vertised several times and they were re.
commended to me by more than one Of
my neighbors. Using them as directed
the pain stopped and up to date there has
not been any signs of its returning.
think Doan's Kidney pills are a fine
remedy and have no hesitation in publicly
stating So"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's, and take
no substitute.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST BRooKsvILLE.

For additional County Ne,os see other page,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-23

harness, whip and neatness OF driver 50 per
cent. First prize. SIS; second prize, $40;
third prize, s..
Class No. 51-Single pony i'm harness other
than Shetland. over forty-six inches and
under 142. Pony to count rs per cent; APP
pointments TO count Is per cent First prize.
SIS; second prize. SO; third prize. S.
Class No. 52-Shetland pony i'm harness
Not over forty-six inches. Pony alone con-
sidered. First prize SIS; second prize, $40;
third prize, s.
Class No. 5S-Potato race First prize
SO; second prize, S.
Friday Night. Sept. 25.-
Glass No. 5EHigh stopper Single.
Style and all-round action alone considered
Shown before an appropriate vehicle First
prize. SIS: second prize, $40; third prize. So.
Class No. 55-Model horse. The most per-
feet type of horse, mare or gelding shown
at halter or by side of saddle horse. Beauty
to count 80 per cent: conformation and
finish to count % per cent: style and
carriage to count IS per cent. First prize,
$40; second prize. SIS; third prize, SIS.
Glass No. 56-Local runabout. Horse
should have conformation. style. aIl-round
action and good manners. Horse must
stand without being held. Excessive action
not essential. Horse to count 75 per cent:
appointments to count IS per cent First
prize. $40; second prize, SIS; third prize. SIS.
Glass No. 57-Park four-in-hand Ap-
pointed for the park. Whole outfit consid-
cred First prize. $50: second prize. $40; third
prize, so.
Class No. 5S-Pair harness horses 0ocal)
To brougham, stanhope. spider phaeton,
park trap. mail phaetch or victoria. Horses
to count 60 per cent; vehicle harness ana
appointments 10 count 40 per cent Prize,
cup
Class No. 59-Gaited saddle horse mare
or gelding. All animals must show five
distinct gaits-that is, first. walk: second
trot; third, rack; fourth. canter; NTH, run
ning-walk, fox trot a slow pace. Con-
formation TO count 10 per cent; manners TO
count 20 per cent; performance TO count
40 per cent. First prize, $50: second prize.
$40; third prize, SO.
Class No. 60-Pair harness horses To
be shown to appropriate vehicle. The size
OF horses not limited but horses must be
TO count 60 per cent; appointments TO
count 40 per cent First prize 500; second
prize, $50; third prize. SIS.
Class No. 6l-Heavy delivery aocai)
Four or more horses 10 wagon. Whole out
tit considered. First prize. $40; second prize,
SIS; third prize. sl5.
Glass No. 62-Potato race. First prize
$40; second prize, s..