Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-23
Third Day Of the Waldo
County r--Good Races.
Annual Convention Of Waldo
County Sunday School Assn.
Sum Of $4,000 Presented to Waldo
County Hospital.

achrSS ME-, Aug. 11---tApeclaf3.--
The third day of the Waldo county
fair was attended by a much smaller
crowd than on the previous day.
Purses were awarded the prettiest
baby boy and girl Henri Ella, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Rodney,
was the prettiest girl, Rodney s..
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Upham,
was the handsomest boy.
The racing was good and attracted
most of the crowd. The score:
Eli. CLAss-PURSE $500.
Deceiver, owned by oNeil, Lexing-.
Cheerful Charlie. owned by Rich
ardson. Jr., Clinton ..:......:-......2 :
Winnie Wilkes, owned by Watson.
Louise Bashford, owned by Morton.
Time-217l, 2lsl. III.
2.35 CLAsS-PURsE $500.
Magnetic, Pine Tree Stables. Lewis
Miss vassar, owned by Watson,
Haverhill OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
Piny Pointer, owned by w. G. Rey-
Fr rank, M BosasS. jr, owned by
O'Neil. Lexington ..................4 4 2
Link Braden. owned by Preston.
Don e. Charter OAK Stables, Hart.
Time-2.2os. 2.2o. ri. -
2.24 CLAss-PURsE $500
Star Lilly Bingen, owned by O'Neil.
Lady Braden, Pearl Brook Farm Farm
Tornado, owned by Ireland. Lewis
ton ...................-..:. .........3 z .
Brooke Patchen, owned by WORTH.
Sadie Emperor, owned by Went
worth, Rockport Observation-Disclosures 3 4
Time-2. 20s. 2.20a, 220i.
The annual convention of the Waldo
county Sunday School Association will be
held in Trinity Reformed church. East
Belfast. on Sept. 3rd from 10 A. NJ to 6
Rogers. at the Rogers cottage, East Bel
fast. on Sept. 3rd from 10 A. NJ. to 6
p. NJ. All interested in the growth and
welfare of Sunday school work are cor
daily invited to attend the convention.
On next Tuesday evening at 7.45, Rev,
Charles Buckley Ames. pastor of the
First Parish Unitarian will be formally
installed with appropriate ceremony.
Rev. Harry Lutz of Newton, former
pastor of the church. will preach the
sermon and the installation ceremony
will be performed by Hon. William b.
Swan, chairman of the parish commit
tee. Dew. d. B.; Phelan of the Belfast
Methodist church and Rev. Paul Phalan
of bingham. Mass, will also assist.
Special music will be rendered by the
church choir.
A much appreciated gift was recently
received by the Waldo county hopsital
in Inc sum of $1,000, from the estate OF
Mrs Sarah Crosby Hitchcock of Boston.
lately deceased. The bequest was made
in her will. the money to be paid over
on the birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Hitchcock
The regular annual examination OF
candidates for the State teachers certi-
ficates will be held in Belfast, Aug. Goth,
beginning at s o'clock A NJ, when ex-
aminations for admission to the State
Normal school will also be given Those
desiring to take the exams. viii Apply
at once to State superintendent of
schools, Payson Smith. Augusta, for
registering blanks and circulars of in
formation.
The presentation of Samantha Allen
at the Court of Fame" will take place
in the Belfast opera houhe on Sept. 18th,
under the auspices of the Uniyersalist
society.
Mrs. Louise Rogers Ware is passing a
few days with her father and sister,
Hon. J. w. Rogers and Miss Bernice
Rogers, at the Rogers cottage, East Bel
fast.
Harvey Self of New York Is the guest
of ISIS Mary Bickford, on Cedar street,
joining Mrs Self, who has been here for
several weeks.
Allen Howes is passing the week in
Rockland, the guest of Mr.. and mrs. w.
w. Smith.
Miss Mary Pierce of Boston is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Sarah f.
Pierce, on Cedar street
Mrs. 3. T.. Wells, Jr., of Auburn, is
the guest of Mrs. b. F. Wells, and ~.
and Mrs Frederick G. Spinney.
Miss Frances Howes has returned from
visit in Boston and Campello, Mass.
Miss Fay Peavey returned. yesterday
morning, from a two-months visit with
relatives in Vineyard Haven.
A 300-foot extension is to be added to
the plant of the Coe-Mortimer Fertilizer
Co., situated just above the lower bridge
The land for this has already been ac-
w. l.. Haskell of Union, owner of
Tammany Girl. entered in the 2.2o class
trot and pace, yesterday, was the guest,
while in town, of William A. and Miss
Lula Mason on Waldo avenue
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