Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-22
WINTHROP.
Ice Races Of the Winter
Today on Mafanacook.
Fastest Horses Of The State En-
tered for the Free tOr-aII.
Merchants Of Winthrop Assist in
Making Up a 500 Purse.

Tho winthrop Driving ,'h'b viii
give today the hagCst racine. event
OF tic winter. Fur races are on tn
card three ol thom for oats. hut III.
rec - thu day III be the >lfo fr1o-
for-ali, in which IA o. the fastest
PAGERS n Maine ere entered. II. H..
he" If Augusta Will start III, rt...s
promptly al 1870
ON" hundreG dollars in not "n"'I&,,
moHrv Cor h0rseE.en to get rv,itrl
over. %hD race for liberal purses ii tn
S''rntr. hut the fact that - small
place like Winthrop has been sporty
enough to raise that amount amons
its avn p'onIe ana offer ii - Il
horsemcn. charging no cntrane" fte.
simply TO get lot OF fast horses To-
sathor that is the reason the owners
Of faSt ones have Responded - Well
The horse that wins This rec VIZ
have To p called the fastest i,r hors,.
OF Which ,his stare can noast Any
one Who has IA fast one i elisit l.
to start. Those who do not start
win have ~ clan"c to cav next sam
mer uhat they could have Eon tnaj
race, had they known il KS To l"k'
place. cveryon knows Of il and every
che Who likes The sport viii he thor
if he, can possibly get there
The horses entered ere - follow.
sting, Dick, blk. =. no raeorl; Brown
cite, 2.13 Ia: Maine Pointer bay mare.
from Watervil q; Black Velvet 2.1|
II. now owned in Fort Fairfield hv l..
X Seeley. Sic. I, b.. g, owned in Win
thrnp; The Dcak. Xix. s.. from? Oak
land. Zaidoe. cE. M 2li IL from
North Monm0u'h; Tommy Rogers, ,
g, from Lewiston; Marc hWood; Doris.
2.I7 IL, Waterville, Tony Nelson. Is
Ii: Red Flower, 10 Ii: Roam Will5"z
Jr.. 2l7 1T and Lady Sterling.
The en:rio, in ,hp other classes 1rt.
Special \ class-Frank kinney, CD.
g. r. y. Baird; Roam Wilkes. rn. 3,
I. Colturn; Rose Wilkes. n. M, +.
Holmes. Harry Morris h =. J. Nor
rjs.
Class B-s,ilver Heels, hr. g, f
Gerry; Maggie r.. b. M. b. Bates,
Farmer BOY. VIII =, c. L. Hartman
Graphite, hi. O.. l.. p. King. Lady
Sterling. b. H., y. S. Smith.
Class C-NHncy br. M. {. 5. ToTie:
MauGo Bate :, h. IA. II Bates; Stella,
b. ~. {. L. Hartman; FREQ +, 81.
q, Or. Badger, Nancr H.. eli. m. Ii.
Riggs.
class Dolly p. b. IN. r. u. Wood
TIixey N. oil. a.. l.. I. Mcnamara.
Bessie q, ch. NJ. child; Ami Gties
b. m ';iles.
The annual fair will be held THURS
day afternoon at the Methodist church.
Tables will ke found WherC useful
and fancy articles. childr~n's clothing.
cte., viii he sold. An oyster supper
will be serrci at o'clock. followed
by an entertainment With the fol-
lowing program, Selection. High
School Orchestra; selection, Male
Quartet. y. G. Edwards. FIRST tenor
c. f. Moore, second tenor. G. II. Webb
baritone, Dr.. $. NJ. Grover bass
reading, Mrs. L0ttie York: piano duet,
Miss Hazel shaw, Miss Leale HoXie.
solo. NJ. G. edwards; reading, Mrs.
Cora knight Clifford: solo, Miss Hazel
shaw; selection. Male Quartet; read
ing, Mrs. York; selection, orchestra.
Among those in attendance at the
Governors bah ut Augusta last eve
ming were the following from Win
throp. Mr. md ms. l. =. Gage MI
and Mrs. c. W. Taggart Mr.. ana Mrs
+. II. Pcnnintan. Mr.. and Mrs. HI
Woc.lncan. Mrs. Winnifrcd Gale. Miss
Hclen Gale, Miss Netti" Staekn"ie,
and Miss Mary Ecgarty.
Anderson al Wcndall Pinkham en-
te~tained the BOYS Browning 'lu9
Monday evening. A pleasant TIM" was
enjoyed. Refreshments were served
Re solutions upon the death of Itarr.
Hatcs were adopted.
Leonard Thomas from the browning
Society and Arthur Corehey from '",
Methodist Sunday school VIII a'te'lV
tho BOYS Convention in Bangor, KEY.
II. A Clifford will accompany them.
A. NJ. ", smith has sold his hard
ware business IA w VI. Srra"uo.
" die Kinds j. very il! with rn2n-
mCnia.
Mrs. Charles Kidreh is very i'll