The Penn's Grove record., 1909-08-13

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Liberty Hose carriage.
Grange Float
Grange wagon
Grange Horsemen
Grange wagon with vegetable exhibit
Grange baby exhibit, pigs
Grange huckster wagon.
Buggy decorated
Indian camp
Redmen, John Harker riding the goat.
j. K. Dalbow. tinsmith.
Long q Holton, grocers, float,
S. M. Hunt, grocer float
Moving picture exhibit.
Decorated automobile, LIST prize
Two carriages.
The goddess of liberty float was beau
tiful. Miss Freda Morrison was goddess.
The Betsy Ross float was a grand
colonial scene. Miss Lottie Hand rep
resented Betsy Ross.
w. A. Sacks automobile decorated
with flags was pretty.
The artillery squad looked so much
like real soldiers that many thought they
were from Fort Mott.
AFTERNOON ENTERTAINMENT
There was a continuous entertainment
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The baby show began at 2 O'Clock and
the Horse Show at $50. Between the
Horse Show events the Athletic Sports
and Exhibition Drill took place.
The BABIES Who Won PRIzEs
There was a large interest taken in the
Baby Show. There were twenty entries
in the class under 2 years old and a doz-
ell i'll the class between 2 and A.
In the class under 2 years the un-
named lady Judges gave first prize, a
silver mug, to Helen E. Turner, aged IA
months, of Bridgeport, father Jos. Turn
er, entered by grand father, John Thorn.
as.
I'd prize, gold pins, Lizzie G.. Hutch
inson, aged II months, entered by Mrs.
James Hutchinson.
Sd plize, comb and brush, Irene Nc
CaulleyJ aged 7 months, osChesteE.-
Between 2 and 4 years LIST prize, baby
spoon set, Olive Justice, aged 2 years, OF
OIdmans, entered by Theresa Justice.
I'd prize, set gold pins, Frances Voge-
ding, 2 years PENIS Grove.
Sd prize box chocolates, Emma A.
Summerill, 4 years, entered by Emily
Cloud.
IHE HORSE SHOW
There were some very fine horses in
the Horse Show and much interest was
taken in the teams.
CLASS NO. l
Road horse 5 years and under; LIST prize,
lines, Violet Belle, Henry Reymer; I'd,
nets, Sporty Belle, s. L. Boone, Sd, blank
ct, Elsie NJ, John II. Zane.
A NO. 2
Road horse over 5 years 1st prize, cup
May Wilkes, Chas. Bishop; I'd, set nets,
Captain, D. HI. Dilkes; Sd lamp, Tuck,
Frank Ridway; 4th lap spread, Harry,
Amos G. Lloyd.
CLASS NO. 3
Two years old in harness, Elsie Fleet
wood, Mayhem Sparks.
CLASS 10. 4
Road team, LIST prize cup, Alberta and
Arbutus, John s. Crispin. I'd, fly nets
Belle and Nettie, Harry Smith. Sd lamp,
Nip and Tuck, F. Ridgway. 4th, lap
spread, Dandy and Frank, John H.
Zane.
The judges were Clark Petit, Paul FL
well, Robert Summerill.
EXHIBITION DRILL PRIZES
The Exhibition Drill showed great
skill in the handling Of arms. The LIST
prize, a flag, was won by A%ppopattox,
Camp No. 2, of Wilmington, Maryland
Division, Capt. Frank Gentieu.
I'd prize, a Welcome Council No. As,
Jr. O. 3. A. M, of Bridgeton, Capt.
Jonah McHenry.
Judges, W. B. Sickler, E. A. Miller, |
j. r. Moreland.
ATHLETIC SPORTS
100 yards dash, prize cuff buttons, won
by VIM. Matthues, Of Chester, I'd prize,
box cigars, Rogers.
220 yds. dash, prize jewelry case, VIM.
Matthues.
$40 yds. dash, suit case, VIM. Mathues, |
I'd travelling bag, Sparks.
220 yds. local, prize pipe, Albert Wa
tiers.
Standing broad jump, cuff buttons,
VIM. Mathues.
Running broad jump, box cigars, Isaac
Vanneman.
Standing high jump, jewelry case,
VIM. r. Diver.
Running high jump, box cigars, VIM.
Matthews.
Bicycle race, bicycle tire, Harry Frank
I'd bicycle tire, Gilbert Hutchinson.
Three-legged race, two belts, Rambo
and Vanneman, Paulsboro, Il
Sack race, prize stein, Gilbert Hutchin- |
son.
Potato Race, taborette, w. R. Diver.
Tub Race, smoking set, Frank Como
yer.
BASE BALL
The game of base ball between Penn's
Grove and Paulsboro resulted in a victory
Tor the home team, 5 to l.
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PauIsboro 0OOOO0O0I IL S 4
Penn's Grove % 0O104OOx KS 8 2
Dutton would have shut out Panlsboro
but for Hunters error in the ninth.
Holdcraft made three nice hits.
Dutton won the game by making
three of the five runs. His two bag
ger in the 9th with two men on bases
was a dandy.
McAllister umpired a fine game.
The knockers should encourage the
boys instead Of discourage them.
Roche played a fine game on third for
Paulsboro.
Ward had a nice two Dagger in the 9th.
Pedricktown will be here this Eatur-
day. They have hired the bost they eau
git but that won't be any better for
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Woodstown plays here on the 2lst.