Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1909-09-16
THE MORdAN's GROVE FAIR.

Tic Gdily pat vi itudJ ihV''o'
were large crowds on "Wednesday and
Thursday, though the gate receipts
showed falling off of hundred or more
persons from last year. The fair was as
much enjoyed as usual, and thousands OF
persons found it very pleasant meeting
place. where family reunions were held,
and where old friends again renewed &C
ouaintance. The grounds were beautiful
and comfortable, the order was perfect,
and there was no unpleasant feature OF
any sort. The tent life was as agreeable
as usual and the social pleasures were
enjoyed by all.
Treasurer ]. P. Kearfott has not yet
been able to make complete report, but
the receipts will probably be from 500 to
$50 less than last year. This is due part
ly to the rainy Friday, which kept many
persons away. The net proceeds will en-
able the directors to pay off practically
all the Indebtedness remaining on the
property.
The baby show was the chief feature OF
interest on Friday. John Aglionby was
master of ceremonies, and also raShly did
the judging, thereby bringing upon him.
self the maledictions of those parents
whose lovely cherubs failed to get a prize.
The following were the successful con-
testantS:
Prettiest boy baby, James Durett, Of
Shepherdstown, son of DR.. and Mrs. J. J.
Durrett, second prize, Charles Mason
Hammond, of this county prettiest blonde
baby girl, Virginia Lee Licklider, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Licklider,
Shepherdstown; prettieSt brunette baby
girl, Katherine Stehl, daughter OF Rev.
and Mrs. w. B. Stehl, of Centerville,
Md; latest baby, Lawrence Byers; Sec
ond latest, William Boyd Licklider, Jr.;
finest twins, the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Shafer, near Shepherdstown.
The following are the premiums award
ed in the sew eral departments:
HORSE SHOW DEPARTMENT
Glass, 12-Lady Harness Horses
Bowles Bro; Miilwood, Va, first; E.
l.. Byers, Wildwood, second; Mrs. Il.
@. Ringgold, Shepherdstown. third.
Glass 49, Horses in Harness 10
hands, 2 in. and under-Bowles Bro.
Wildwood, Va, first, Bowles Bro. Mill
wood, Va, second; Belle Vue Farm,
Shepherdstown, third.
Glass 14-Horses in Harness, exceed
ing 10 hands, in. DIR. a. p .Osbourn,
Berryville, Va, first; E. l.. Byers,
Nippon, w. Va, second; DR.. A. P. Os-
bourn, Berryville, third.
Glass 15-Roadsetrs-Packett Bro,
Charles Town, w. Va, first; Packet
Bro. Charles Town, W. Va, second;
II. S. Mcdonald, Martinsburg, w. Va,
third.
Glass denomination Harness and
Saddle Horses-Bowles Bro. Wildwood.
Va. first; David H. Allen, Summit
Point, w. Va second; Belle Vue Farm
Shepherdstcwn, third.
Glass l7-Horses in Harness-suita-
BILE for Lady-Bowles Bro. Wildwood,
Va, first; DR.. A. P. OsbJurn, Berry
Vile, Va, second; @. Nj. B. Brown,
Charles Town, third.
Glass lS-Horses in Harness-Bowles
Bros. Wildwood, Va, first; DR.. A, P.
Osbourn, Berryville, Va. second.
Glass 19-Ladies Park Saddle
Bowles Bro. Wildwood, Va, first; d,
II. Allen, Summit Point, second;
Bowles Bros Wildwood.
Glass 20-Ladies, Riding Olass-Miss
T;nlyor Nau York Citv first
Glass 21-Gentleman Park Saddle
Horses-Bowles Bro. Millwood, Va,
first, Bowles and Lippett Berryville,
Va, second; David II. Allen, Summit
Point, third.
w. II. Howard. Hagerstown, Md. first;
A. L. Withers, Summit Point, second.
Glass 3-Tandem- Bowles, Bros
Wildwood. Va, first; DR.. A. P. Osbourn
Berrvville, second, r. o. Rlnggold
Shepherdstown, third,
Glass 24-Green Hunters-Bowles
Bros. Wildwood, Va. first; David H.
Allen, Summit Point, second; Bowles
and Lippett, Berryville, third.
Glass 2 % Hunters Bowles Bros.
Wildwood, Va. first; Bowles Bros Mill
wood, Va, second; David II. Allen,
Summit Point. third.
Glass 26-Pair Hunters Bowles
Bros. Wildwood, Va, first; David H.
Allen Summit Point, second; Bowles
Bros. Wildwood, Va third.
Glass 27-Ladies Hunter. -Bowles
Bros. Wildwood. Va, first; Bowles
Bros. Wildwood, Va , second Bowles,
Bros. Wildwood, Va. third.
Glass 2S-Jefferson County Harness
Horses-E. L. Byerf, Rippon, W. Va,
first; Belle Vue Farm Shepherdstown,
second; f. S. Muzzey Shepherdstown,
third.
Glass 29-Jefferson County Roadsters
Packet Bros. Charles Town, W.
Va, first; Packett Bros, Charles Town,
second; o. NJ B. Brown Charles Town,
third.
Glass 3-Registered Standard Trot-
ters-J. Henry Castle Martinsburg,
w. Va first.
Glass 4-Registered or Imported Hack
neys-T. A. Carter Shepherdstown.
Stallion, first; Belle Vue Farm Shop
herdstown, Colt, first; Belle Vue Farm
Mare and foal, first; Belle Vue Farm
Mare, first.
Glass S-Heavy Draft Horses-E. E.
Miller Martinsburg. Stallion 4 years
and over. first; Thos. o. Everhart,
Kearneysville Stallion, l year, first;
Carl Fleming Kearneysville, Stallion
years over first; H. S. Mcdonald Mar.
tinsburg, years and over, first; @. M.
B. Brown Charles Town 6yesrs second,
W. A. Fulk Kearneysville, years old
first.
Glass S-Continued-B Butler Jones
Shepherdstown, Filly year. first; w.
A. Fulk Kearneysville Filly year.
second; o. NJ. B. Brown Charles Town,
Mare foal. first; o. M. B. Brown
Charles Town, Mare foal, second.
GLASS 9-Quick Draft-H. S. Melon.
aid Martinsburg. years Mare, first;
J. II. Castle Martinsburg, year mare,
second B. +. Porter Charles Town. 2
year Geld, first; B. f. Porter Charles
Town 2year Geld second; J. G. Rein
hard Shepherdstown, ear Filly, first;