Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-09-09
Ponies, tandem

Ponies, tandem
Ponies, single, Wnl. A. Burnett, Jr.
Following the parade the Working
mems Fraternal Assoc iatiou were the
hosts at delightful dinner in the
spacious assembly hall on the top of
the floor of the County Building.
Gen. Mgr. e. Haines made brief
speech of welcome after which very
substantial dinner was served and en-
joyed by large numbers of the as
sembled guests.
EVENTS OF THE AFTERNOON
The exercises at the Horse Show
ground in the afternoon under the
direction of Mr.. D. W. Jardine attrac-
ted the largest crowd that was pro-
badly ever seen there and reflect the
greatest credit on Mr.. Jardine, for to
his untiring energy was due the sue
cess of the entertainment.
the only accident to mar the pleas
ures of the afternoon was when Mas
ter Carl Hudson, the son of Mr.. P.
@. Hudson, was taken i'll from the
effects of the heat. After having the
attention of several physicians he re-
vived and was taken to his home.
The following were the results of
the different events:
LIST race-22O yds. open to all under
IS years; 9 entries-W. E. Ramsey,
Martinsburg, LIST; Luther T4andram,
city. End; A. Gibson, city, 3rd.
End race 900 yards; farmers sons
under 81 years; 6 entries-H. R.
Craig, city. LIST; Geo. Dunlap. Fishers
vile, 2nd; Warren Glover, New
Hope, 3rd.
Sd race-1 mile bicycle; open to all
under IS years; entries-Robt. H.
Silling, Churchville, LIST Harry Hemp,
city, 2nd; Boyd Lohr, Staunton, 3d.
4th race-120 yds. fat men, over 200
bs. 9 entries-F. M. Ooffman, New
Hope, LIST; W. H. Jones, Staunton,
End; W. L. Palmer, city, 3rd.
9th event-Tug of Wars entries
Betsy Bell, W. Toms, captain, LIST.
9th race mile bicycle; open to
farmers only--Robt. Silling, Church.
vile, LIST; 7. @. Taylor, staunton,
and; Arthur Deffenbaugl,, Staunton,
3rd.
18th race-aO0 yds. clerks only; en-
tries-Frank Matthews, Staunton, LIST
Geo. Grove, city, End; w. H. Hamil-
ton, city, Sd.
9Th race-22O yds. farmers over 81
years 26 entries Eugene w. Irvine,
Staunton, LIST; @. P. Mcclure, SPOTS
wood, and Clarence Shiffiett, Swoope,
tied.
10th 1ace-220 yds. open to all, 10
entries-H A. Larner, city, LIST; F.
Matthews, Staunton, I'd; M. M.
Robertson, 3rd.
18th races leg; open to all; 2 en-
II les in pairs-O. Harper. R.. snider,
city, LIST; A. Gibson, G. Gibson,
city, I'd; r. uarber, H. Landram,
city, Sd.
18th race mile bicycle; open to
all; 6 entries-M. Tinsley, Fishers.
vile, LIST; NJ. w. Larner, city, End;
Boyd Lohr, Staunton, Sd.
18th race-boys under 100 pounds;
6 entries-Fred Grafton and Paul
Ellinger tied for LIST.
18th race-2OO yds. wheelbarrow,
open to all, II entries-H. A. Larner
city. 1st; L. S. Driver, city, I'd; L.
F. Gibson, city, Srd.
At .. m. the Dayton Band gave
a very enjoyable concert in front of
the court house, rendering we'll Sc
lected program in an admirable man
ner thus delightfully."- entertaining for
some time the large concourse which
gathered soon after the opening
strains. They have an excellent band
and one that would do credit to a
much larger town.
In the evening the Stonewall Band
gave concert at the park which was
well attended and which concluded
the days festivities in most fitting
manner. The class of music rendered
by this organization is we'll known by
everyone and description is therefore
nnnecessarv