New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-03
IORANGEBURG FAIR WEEK.
Many Attractions of Al Kinds at
annual Meeting.

Orangeburg. n. Y. Sept. (specisD.-Fair week
at orangebUrg is to draw a great throns- Tho
many attractions offered by the Rockland County
Agricultural and horticultural Association at its
vious years, and nothing has been overlooked oy
the managers I'm EFFORT 10 allure all the youth.
the maid. the father and mother.
Tomorrow will be the opening day. and until Sat-
urday judges win award prizes in various competi-
lions. and the following affairs will 70 In
terest those I'm attendance: CakewaIk by Blanche
Bates's walkers. Running Elk and Wanna. with
bucking bToncho and lsssoing: one-nsls exhibition
In automobile speeding by Mrs j. NJ Cuneo. auto
mobile races by high powered machines. triple bar
act by Holman Brothers. singing by John j. Nestor.
comedy ladder act by Rice and Elmer. and Mr. and
Mrs John Bush and dog FIdo IN balloon sscensions
and parachute jump
The programme OF racing is especially interesting
Every day there will be four races one OF which
will he running All purses 500 totalling
5000 for the week. Exactly 2s4 entries have been
received. among the number being La Points. An
gus Pointer. Coast Marie. Invader. Dick Letcher.
Harry L.. sirdar. Frank Yoakum. Hallock NJ. and
Captain Sampson
fered for horses. registered cattle. sheep swine.
poultry pet stock cats. dogs agricultural products
and farming implements The committees comprise
the following: Horses for show-DT. F. H. Flagge.
Assemblyman Gouverneur NJ Carnochan and DR..
". s. Taylor. Registered cattle-P. T. Alderman. S.
r. Hustled and s. II. Burr. Poultry-Dr. John T. Gill
christ. L. j. Ledger. VI. II. Demarest and William
j. Stanton. OF New York City. judge. Dogs for
show-ColoneI A. J. Case, Edwin II. Morris
Judges. John Brett. Westwood. N j.. Joseph Lewis.
Greenwich. Conn. and Robert Armstrong, North
vale. n ]. Agricultural prOducts-S. b. HUested,
S. H. Burr and W. III. White. Fruits-P. T. Acker-
man, L. J. Ledger and Ebert Tal!man- Farming
implements-Willian A. Server. superintendent.
There will also be several departments conducted
b. the wOmens auxiliary connected with the
ISOLATION. with the following in charge: Food arti-
cles-Mrs. r. Burr. Mrs George E Blsuvelt. Mrs
Fl. Hsring Mrs ]. Hare and Mrs S. W. Beasley.
Tallman. Mrs. c. A. Harins. Miss Ella Blanch and
Miss Marion Smith. Art exhibits-Mrs. ]. B. Yale
Mrs. @. l.. JOTdy. Mrs. c. t. BrOdhead. Mrs. W. A.
Marshall. Mrs. ]. NJ Gibbs, Mrs. l. ]. Stewart.
set exhibits-AIss j. W. Lawrence. Mrs. A s.
Tcmpkins. Miss Grace Ackley. Miss Mae EckersOn.
dren's department-.Mrs. A J. Hughes. Mrs s G.
Yale Miss VI. c. Demarest Miss VI Cunningham.
Miss A. Van WICK and Miss B. Il Clarke. Won
Bauer. Hiss L. De ROnde. Miss A. Demarest. Mrs.
NJ. l. Bell and Miss A. Pinkerton- Drawn work
and embroidery-Mrs. T. II. La Fetra, Mrs. I. s.
Graham Mrs j. NJ. Rankine. Mrs. W. d. Kerr and
Mrs. T. W. Springsteen. CrOcheted wOrk-Mrs. H
NJ Moore. Mrs. d. G. Ings. Miss VI. Haring. Mrs.
curios-Mrs NJ. Fl. Demarest. Mrs r. B. Haring.
Mrs. p W. Mabie Mrs. C. L. Fuller and Mrs. A.
J: Case tainments-Nfrs. Andrew Smith and
The officers OF the association are: President. T.
W. Springsteen. of Tallmans; vice-president, DR..
John T. Glchrist. OF Nyack; secretary, Ebert Tall
man. of Spring Valley, and treasurer. ID. T. Inglis.
The officers OF the Ladies' Auxiliary are: Pres
vice-presdent. Mrs. w D. Kerr. OF Spring VALLEY;
second vice-presdent. Mrs 9. L; JOrdy. of PO-
Nyack; secretary, Mrs j. V. Clarke, of New City.
and cashier. Mrs. J. f. Harrington. OF West Nyack