Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-25
- :: WINTHROP. /: 9
maranacook Ice Races
Won in Straight Heats.
Good Crowd Enjoys The Racing
On The New Track.


The four races that were cardcd for
Tuesdays program for ice racing on Lake
Maranacook. Winthrop. were run off in
short order, only l. heats being required.
large crowd watched the horses step.
the weather was mild, but the horses
paced into rather strong breeze. An
other reason why the time was slower
than that of last week is that the man.
agement had new track scraped just
outside of the old one Something like
an inch of snow was left on the ice This
makes it much safer to race over, better
for the horses. but is against fast time.
Hazel p. 2.34i. owned by J.. c. Rowe of
Wayne. was shown at speed and sold
through II. n. Lee of Augusta to C. C.
Davis of Concord. Mass. Hazel p Is by
Sir Hiram. by Wilkes, SSH. dam by
son of Lewiston Boy, 80 second dam by
winthrop Morrill,. SO Last Thursday.
over the Augusta course, she paced
quarter in 81 seconds. Many who saw
the performance thought the handsome
mare fully capable of going quarter in
90 seconds This mare has a coat like
satin, is seven years of age, stands 15-3.
years she Was driven by Frank Tracy
of Augusta. Many times has the writer
seen Mrs. Tracy without any genteman)
driving about the city of Augusta. Hazel
r. is a fun sister to Zaidee, both mares
being bred by Frank Remick of VIM
throp.
CLASS -A-PACE.
Sieet. D = shaw Wintblop. ..=.....l
Iaidee. ch M G.ndsay, winthrop :: :,
Maize F.. h m 1Wal<er winthrop. 5 > ,
Time-.32l '3a. ''2. .SS33aa
CLASS B-MINED.
Colonel r., br G, Johnny Wilkes
6Richmundl Wayne ..................l / |
J Graphite. br 6KingD Winthrop I :
Silver Heels. br < niarrimam Win
Lady Stirling, m CBaird, Win
Time-.35a, 35. 80.
CLASS C-MIXED
| William H.. b G, Wilkes (Baild>
| Nancy. b m CTowlep winthrop. -
Time-.39.. 80 80,
CLASS D-MIXED.
| Martha r.. ch m, Cylex walker
winthrop .......................... |
| Dolly D.. b m Wood Winthrop...& :
Fred B., sr g (Badger Winthrop 3 :
Venus rn collins winthrop. 1
Time-.42, .40l, .39a.
| TriXy NJ. also started
Mrs. s. p. Reed of Clinton and daugh-
| ter. Mrs. Johnson Of Haverhill, Mass.
were guests yesterday of Mrs. Reeds
| brother DIR. G. c. Parker.
| The Ladies' Aid of the Methods
church met Monday afternoon witt
| Mrs. j. II. Bates. Plans for the annua
fair on Feb. 23 were made and the
| following committees chosen: Candies
Mrs Geo. .Sedgeley, Mrs. F. F.. Webb;
fancy work. Mrs. c. II. Penney, Mrs
| l.. 7. Carleton: j. and 10-cent table
! Ga now featured, Mrs. A. A. Walton
| Miss Marguerite Clifford: flower booth
to be in charge of Mrs. Hartshorn ol
| Augusta: children's wares. Mrs. +. r
Leai,d, Mrs. Hammond: aprons, Mrs
j. H. Bates. Mrs. Symes: entertain
| ment. Mrs. j. II. Pinkham. Mrs II T.
| Foster: tables for supper. Mrs. JOY
Mrs. French. Mrs. Patterson. Mrs
Pinkham, Mrs. Walton. Miss Went =
| worth. Two new members were added
to tho Aid. Mrs. NJ. A. Fuller and Mrs.
Nettie Williamson. 1t was voted to
hold Gentleman's night at the home
of one cf the members in the near fu-
ture
Tho Boys Browning club is prepar-
ing a fine program for the entertain
mcnt to hc given early in February.