The Press., 1912-10-16

were plenty or refreshment booths. In speaking of eating, a good word should be said for W. H. Mclaughlin of Bristol, who had the main dining hall, and gave very satisfactory ser vice. The halls were we'll filled with exhibits again this. year. l.. E. Dimock was right there with the goods, taking all of one end of horti- cultural hall for an exceptional good showing of vegetables. A. B. How ard 6 Son of Belchertown won many complements for his showing of fruit. articles and the exhibits made show ing of much interest to the ladies. The exhibits of cattle and horses were well worth seeing and the premium lists will show the successful exhibits. The speed classes did not draw so large fields as last year, but there las plenty of good sport Col. W. H. r4fa11; president eEk@Athe society, won a race with Leilah Morse, which pleased his many friends and afforded con- siderable satisfaction to the colonel. The races were without accident and the summaries that follow will show the purse winners:-
 THURSDAY.
 2.25 Glass, Pace, Purse $2OO. Silver Heels, b. g., Thrall, 1 1 1 Charlie Starr, oh. g., Lajoie, 3 ? Charlie Herr, g. g., Gary
 Bros., 3 4 8 Allie, Lou, b. m., Squires, 3 4
 Time, 2.244, 2.224, 2.224.
 2.25 Glass, Trot, Purse $2OO. Catherine o. b. m. :, ,Gillies, 3 2 II Jimmie B. br. g. Brewster, i 4 3. 4 Robera, br. m., Hubbard, 3 ? 9 3 Queen Aristo, b. m. Brooks, 4 3 3 Allie D., b. s., Cady, 6 6 5 6 Rolineo, b. m., Kingsley, 5 5 6 5
 Time, ?. 254, 2.254, 2.248, 2.243, .248. -...~ " 2.18 Glass, Pace, Purse $500. Ellsworth, b. g., Frost, 1 1 I Helen R., br. m. Arnold, ? 3 3 Lady Jane Etta, oh. m. Mar
 tin, B 3 8 Tommy Pointer, br. s., Las
 < bury, 4 4 4 Time, 2.164, 2.174, 2.164.
 3. 19~Trot. 2.22 Pace, Purse $500. Frankie Bogash, Jr., b. g., ;. :: O'Neill, CHI 51| Theo. King, b. III. Rowe, 3 | 3 Montana, b. g., Rourke, 2 2 B Spark Wilkes, blk. g.,
 Kingsley; 4 6 3 3 5 Pilot Exume, b.g., Flynt, 4 : Time, 2.214, 2.204. 2.224, 2.214, 2.184. s..- IT,.
 2.22 Trot, Purse $3OO. 's Leila Morse, b. m., Hall, 2 3 1 1 l Bernaice, b. m., Frost, 1 I 3 3 2I Jimmie B. b.g., Brewster, 3 3 2 3 3
 Time, 2.224, 2.224, 2.2s4, 2.214,
 2.204. 4 ---'t : SATURDAY.
 2.19 Trot, Purse $500. Nataprime, b. m., Wright, I 3 1, 4 Junie Mace, b. m., Carpenter, 3 3 Keynote, ch. .m., Murphy, 5 I A 8 Leila Morse, b. m. Hall, 4 9 3 2I
 Time, ?. 16a, 2.2I4. 2.l74, 2.21.
 2.15 Pace, Purse $500. Decefver, blk. g., O'Neill, al I l Miss Hubbard, b. m., Hub sl
 bard, , ii 3 9 4 l May Day, b. m., Johnson, 3 3 3 2I Lady Jane Etta, b. m, Mar
 tin, 54 531
 Time, 2.174, 2.154, 2.174, 2.174.
 The motorcycle races proved an in beresting feature. The five; mile race open to Holland county was put on Friday. There were four entries, all of Stafford and they finished in the order named 7Leroy Ooners, John MorreE Homer Cooley and Lewis i Allard. Conner made II laps to the others 10 and his time was 7.394. In 5he open motorcyola event put on the last day H. Fennero Haven was 5he winner, followed unldeK tlie wire by Leroy Conner of this townsecond; ]; Wm. Hopkins of Norwich third, and George Latham of Lebanon | Iourth. The time was 6. 344. Hart sord, Springfield Ware. and Monsoon !