Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-31
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ftfflfng 16aes has 1been pulled OF on a
Nains ffackff0r years Bfownette seems
tto4fe the favorfte IN this race. and Alley
4eI1s III NE e. stake pace. Sentiment Is
db1n evenly divided between Roam Bird
al Maid B. In the 2a5 trot.
.sSdins Of -tiis sports '4re confident that
tdI1lSIbOkis 10 be Hayden's day and one
enfh6sfastjc supporter OF his went 80 far
fuesdag .evening. as 10 make wager
Of "a b ~ that the Lewiston Jockey win
IajSd ait three OF the days races. Fol.
lOW1sg an the entries:
q. s.is STAKE, PAcEPuRsE ssoa Z
Alissimus. b e. by Wilkes. Pottie &
Essia WAKES: 5 m. by Alclayone. F. o.
walker: Rninford.
Hiey BeiI b g. Pine Tree stables. Lew
3st0n.
potis. b m. by Rupee. W. G. Reynolds.
spIseehs B.. b n. C. A. Weaver. Bar
aresnsrino. Or: b h. by Gresesytno'
Onward 0fattau, b g. by Grattan,
PfesQue Isle Stables. '-
as TRoT. CLASS RACE PURSE $500.
Roam Bird, r m. by Masconomo. A.
Richardson. Jr.. Citation.
AEaks Forest. g. J. D. Cameron. Ha-
stabjsss Lewiston.
Katherine Kohl. b m. by Fred Kohl.
r. w. Burrill. Bangor.
II. Nelson, Waterville.
Rob Wilkes. b g.. by Baby Wilkes. H.
H. Lee. Augusta. 5..-..sgs
Els PAcE-PURsE $3.50.
Stanley G. 49,, b g: by Sterling. A. Rich
Queen Inez. m. by Rex Americans.
Fernando. h. by Colombo. L. J. Pal
brownette, b NJ. by Brown Hal, Pine
TTfe stables. Lewiston.
~ The Baby Show. r.
Tuesday was Children's day at the
Coliseum and the Baby show. which
WAS one Of the finest ever held at a
= Maine fair. drew a big cr6wd. The
baby show opened at 100 x: NJ. and II
was no difficult to apportion the
awards properly among such a fine
lot OF babies that 1t was more than
two hours before the judges finally
c0tnpleted their work.
Mrs. Frank Drake was in charge OF
this part of the program. This is Mrs
brakes fourth year of service in this
capacity and each year she has been
able to make this important part OF
49, al~ ~ -
show of the previous year. The babies
numbered 125 and they were accom-.
panied by their mothers and attend
ants. A large number Of the children
under Is years took advantage of the
free admission so that in addition to
the regular fair visitors there were be.
tween 400 and 500 children present al
the baby show.
~, Mrs. brakes assistants on the com.
mlttees were Mrs. James Clarkin, Mrs
Ethria, ". Jones and Mrs H. L. EN-
cry. The judges were Fred Kittredge
Milo: Mrs. Albert Drummond, Water
wife, ahd!Mr Frank Hurd. Dover. The
awards were made as follows:
Handsomest baby girl Madaline
Jackins,s silvey cup; abandonment baby
hoy. Friedman Butler. silver cup; farg,
est baby girl. Murilla Cox. 81; larges
baby boy. Lawrence Prue. 81: smallest
baby girl. Lena Farrill. 81: smalles
baby boy, Hermon Butler, 81: hand
somest twins. Reynolds. twins. 81
hiackest baby. Charles Cornish: hand
soonest SRI baby. 2k years old. Alice
Gray. dressed doll: latest baby. Lee
Roberchaud. silver mug: baby wifi
blacklist eyes. Maurice Cannon. pail
baby shoes: roisest baby. Nellie Swift
rocldnE chair: liandsomest mother with
baby. Mrs. Bowman. pair baby shoes
best natnred siFl baby. Stella Emery
doil' carriage: baby with curliest hair
winthrop Morrill,, silver knife. forl
and spoon: baby with blacklist eyes
Francis Fortier. solid gold ring: baby
with most dimples Dorothy Brown
pair baby shoes; baby with pretties
eyes, Doris Kent. silver cup: with red
dest hair. Amelia Duby.