Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-15

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painted china; Edfth Carpenter, West
Woodstock, first on crayon work; Mrs.
h. Y. Bradley, Putnam, first on coll
I ored typography, third on colored
/ painting; Miss Dorothy Richardson,
second on water color: F. ID. Bowen,
second on water color; Miss Ida Tam
ger. South Woodstock. second on coll
ored OIL painting; Edith Carpenter,
west Woodstock, first on crayon: Miss
Ida Spaulding. first on colored char
coal. second on crayon owrk.
Bread and Honey.
Awards to Mrs. c. II. Killiam. Mrs.
George Bowen, Eastford: Mrs. G. S.
Child, Woodstock; Mrs Horace CoveIl.
Pomfret; Miss Louise Marks, Wood
stock; Mrs. William M. Gallup. Miss
Alice Alderman, Woodstock; Mrs. e.
w Wood, Putnam; Mrs. Elmer Cor
tiss' Dudley; Mrs. E. A. Dodge,
Brooklyn; Edith Carpenter.
Canned Fruit.
Awards to Mrs. Horace CovelL
Pomfret Landing; Mrs. John Dobson,
Pomfret; Mrs. A n. Hammond,
woodstock Valley; Mrs. George A.
Cake and Pastry.
Awards to Mrs. A. NJ. Clark. Put
nam; Mrs. c. Fl. Killiam, EasS Wood
STOCK; Mrs. George Bowen. Eastford;
Mrs. c. s. Child, Woodstock: Mrs. r.
c. Wilson. Putnam; Mrs. Horace Cow
ell, Pomfret; Miss Louise Worlss. Mrs.
William M. Gallup, Mrs. ]. ]. William
SON. Miss Alice Alderman, Woodstock:
Mrs. G. A. Wood Mecnanicsvlle: Mrs.
E. w. Wood. Putnam
Fruit.
Awards to James Spauldlng. Wood
stock: r. A. Bowen. F. d. Bowen.
Woodstock; c. H. Killiam, South
bridge; Mrs. A. G. Hibbard. Putnam:
Judson Sanger, NJ. RiddicR. South
Woodstock; Judge L. A.. Catlin. Put
nam; A. p. Brunn. South Woodstock;
John F. Whitney Earl Andrews. r. F.
D.. No. 8. F. Meehan. Putnam; A.
Chandler, F. Fl. Miller, Woodstock:
Amos Paine. South Woodstock: Mrs.
j. 70. Sheppard. William Child. Wood
stock: r. r. Wood. Putnam; NJ. An
CELL Pomfret; Miss Mcclellan. Wood
stock: H. T. Child. Woodstock: Bar
ner Bros. East Woodstock.
Afternoon Attractions.
After two o'clock the track events,
the vaudeville and the balloon ascen-
sion drew the great majority of the
crowd into the section inside and
around the one-third mile speedway.
The Putnam Cadet band played dur
ing the afternoon and there was
enough going on to tempt the small
boy to crawl under or climb over the
fence in large numbers.
Pleasing Diversions.
The vaudeville acts. consisting of
a variety of stunts in the acrobatic
and comedy line. were put on on an
elevated stage opposite the grand
stand. which was filed to capacity.
Forth brothers on the Roman rings
and in equilibristic feats, Dfotte and
NORM in acrobatic comedy and Harry
Latoy in a comedy Juggling act, gave
the spectators good show The pre-
mier attraction of the afternoon was
the balloon ascension and Parachute
drop. Larry Blanchard of Boston do
ing the trick.
Good Racing.
Meanwhile, the races were being
run off and the contestants received
much applause. Stephen A. Griggs of
Abingdon, as starter held the bell and
sent the drivers on their way. In the
stand with Starter Griggs we're the
judges, A. r. Webster of Southbridge.
H. H. Davenport Of Pomfret. George
classes to supply the afternoons snort
"a special and a three minute class.
Four horses started in the special and
six in the three minute class.
After they had gone the final heat
they had raced and finished as fol-
lows:
sMinute cIass-Purse 500.
Lucy Jencks. b m..... 3 8. 3 2 81
G. L. Buxton, Comfortable. r. l.
Grey Dean, gr g.. L 2 2 1 IL
A. w. Barber, Putnam
Baron, b ............ DIR
T. Marsey. Pomfret.
Alcide, CHI & ....... dr.
d. L. Whitaker, Thompson.
Waldo, b g..........-. died
r. w. Hazard, Southbridge.
Authentic. br ..... 4 4 4 |
George Williams, Providence.
Horona b m -........ ? 3 2
B. Bracken. Webster.
Time: 2.71 IL; 2.42 1-2; 2.44;
LAP 1-2; 2.42 1-2.
Special class-Purse $50.
T. Murphy, Comfortable, r. /.
Croker, b g ....a.......... /
S. Sweet. Providence.
Joe NJ. blk g .............. 2 2
Joseph Murphy, Providence.
Farewell. br ...L .....:....
J. Sheron, Worcester.
Time: 2.4S 1-2: FAB; 2.39 La
The managers of the fair were well
LEASED with the showing made Tues
lay and anticipate another big sue
ess today "wednesday, when the
orses will be shown as is a usual and
retty custom at Woodstock.
Horee Falls Dead on Track.
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