Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-12
Exciting Heats, Saturday,
At Union Trolling Park.
Go. A. n. G. S. NJ, Leave 10
Take Part In War ManeuveTs.
Local and Personal lettings from
This Town and Vicinity.

The races held, Saturday at Union
Trotting park by Col w. G. Morrill, were
we'll attended considering the threaten
| ing weather, which kept large number
of out-oftown people away. Both class
es We're interesting Col Boone in the
2.22 class was the contending horse, MAX
ing great bid for the last heat Col.
Boone was sired by Elder Boone, which
was owned by Col Morrill, a few years
ago. c. s. Dorithy of Boston was
starter The judges were H. l.. Williams.
lIartland; f. V. Weymouth, Pittsfleld
II. b. Conner. Pittsheld. Timers. II. L.
Williams, John Hubbard. Palmyra
clerk, V. c, Bowman. Detroit marshal.
Geo. Ball Exeter. Music was furnished
by the Pittsheld Band The summary.
222 CLAss-PURsE $3.50.
Clorinda. blk m. by Columbo, r, w.
Burrill, Bangor ...,..................1 / /
Tom Marshall, b e. by yassar. w.
I, DAVIS; dexter ,,a.,,
+. Hanson, Ripley .................2 8 Z
Col. Boone blk Z. by Elder Boone.
NIB a; e Est sii Mater s.il,. S 3
$ Malcolm. Augusta ......s.........4 3
Dobsan, b 8, by Bingen. Chester
Cook, pittsiield ......................5 6
Helen Kohl. blk M by Fred Kohl
e. {. Hunter, Pittsiieid ...........7 5
Pinto. br &. by Calvin c., c. l..
Tlme-2.l91 30, 22l
2.2S CLASS-PURSE 500.
May Boy. blk $. by May King. r..
W. Burrill, Bangor ................1 l 1
Teddy c., b &, by Pilot Nelson, n
NJ, Cleveland. Skowhegan .........5 2
Darling Bell, Bells, b $, BY Dare Devil. .
Teddy p, &. by Nelson. Frank
Ielletier. Waterville ...............3 3
Eela Patehen. b m. by Senator
P'a,tchen, F. Z. southards, Nor.
Ladies sister. blk &. BY Stirling s,
w. S. Malcolm. Augusta ...........4
Time-2.2S7. 2.251. 222g.
C. A. stevens of Syracuse N. Y, for
merly of this town, who with his family
is passing a vacation in Troy, was in
town, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Pendell and two
daughters. and niece from Caribou
who are making an automobile trip to
Worcester. Mass, were guests, Friday,
of Rev. and Mrs. n. r. Pearson at the
Methodist parsonage. where Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Spear and daughter of Eas-
ton and Mrs. Spears brother. Mr.. Burns
of Newport, were entertained. Friday.
Fifty-nine members of Co. A, n. G. S.
NJ, left ON special train, Saturday, on
a 107days trip with the Maine National
Guard, who are TO take part in the war
game in New York.
f. W. Coolidge went to North Liver
Saturday. to joint his family, who
are passing a few weeks there with
friends.
Dwight Kimball of Winterport is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. |
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. spaulding left. Sat
urday, for a visit in Waldoboro with |
their son, Frank l.. Spaulding.
A club to be known as the Mooers |
Club was organized, Friday evening, /
with the following officers: President,
DR.. f. C. Bryant; secretary. II. II.
chairman of executive commit
tee, Rev. N. r. Pearson. The object of
the club is to promote the reelection of
Sheriff John f. Mooers. The motto
adopted was "yote for honest and cap
able public officials"
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Childs of Need
ham. Mass, arrived. Sunday, to pass
vacation with Mr.. Childs' brother, Eu-
win Childs, and family. who are pass
ng the summer at their cottage at Moose