The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-04
BIGGEST DAY
IN A DECADE
Continued from first page.)

In the apprentices race, one-half mile,
! the first prize, I0-cut bush hammer,
donated by Trow s Holden, was award
ed to Albert Wood; the second prize,
Scotia hammer donated by James
Ahern, went to William Pvher, and the
third, bush chisel by Trow & Holden,
went to Albert Hurry. In the married
ladies' race, special prizes of 50. So and
81, donated by Dr. w. d. Reid, were
won by Mrs George Gordon, Mrs. Paul
Seammni and Mrs. William Innis IN the
order named.
In a special race for clansmen's wives
only, pair of 81 shoes donated by
Clansman Bruce Mcdonald of Montpelier
was won by Mrs. George Gordon. In
the place kick event for married women,
the SIS palm, given by Emslie & Co., was
won by Mrs. Joseph Will; the second
prize, gas iron, went to Mrs. Francis
Thompson; the third prize, gas heater,
was won by Mrs. William Smith and
the fourth, gas toaster, went to Mrs.
James Mcleod The second, third and
fourth prizes were donated w the Peo-
pies Heating, Lighting & Power Co.
David Henderson won the first prize in
the clan quoits event, the prize being
gentleman's umbrella, donated by
friend of Clan Gordon. The second
award, box of cigars, went TO Charles
Keith. Miss Margaret Riddel won the
single ladies' race and she received a
5-pound box of chocolates donated by
Clansman f. NJ. Laws Officer George
Garlic of the police force won the disk
throwing contest and he received a So
pipe donated by George NJ. Marion. In
the grand competition, handsome 9x12
art square, valued 1T $25, donated by
CIansman A. W. Badger, was won by
William Barclay. The blindfolded wheel
barrow race, one of the comic features
of the afternoon, was won by William
Stephen, with Andrew Freeland as run
ner-up and Charles Cato third The
prizes were donated by Clansman John
A. Robertson. One of the noteworthy
events was the shooting competition,
won by John Cassellini from several
close competitors, the winner having a
score of 1870 out of 1876. Mr.. Casselani
received the $40 gold medal offered by
the Spanish American War Veterans as
sociation. For all other events there
were monetary prizes awarded by the
clan.
Summary of Sports.
A complete summary Of the various
events follows:
Throwing heavy hammer-Won by
Charles Keith, l02 feet, inch; Norman |
Mcleod second, 81 feet. inches; John /
Mathieson third, 81 feet, 8 inches.
Putting the stone-Won by Norman
Mcleod. AZ feet 2 inches; Robert Johns |
ton second, az feet linch; John Mathie-
son third, 81 feet 2 inches.
Hop, step and iump--NVon by Fred |
AIcAuley, 80 feet inch; Norman Nc
Leod second. 80 feet 6 inches; Leslie |
Wright third, 3s feet 2 inches.
Running high jump--Won by Norman !
Mcleod. feet inches; Leslie Wright, |
) feet 5 inches divided money!; Will |
liam Riddel, third, 5 feet ] inch.
Running long jump-Won by Fred Nc |
Aulev. 20 feet inches; Leslie Wright !
second, 10 feet 315 inches; John Mathie
son third, Is feet inches
Pole vault-Won by Norman Mcleod. |
: feet o inches; Fred Pirie second s |
feet f inches; Fred McAuley third, 8
feet 9 inches.
l0O-yard dash--Won by William Rid |
lei; LesMe Wflghb secohu, ueoTge AN
lerson third
Shoe raee-Won by William Wright.
Boys race under Is years)-Won by
George Ironside; Bert Humphrey sec
md; James Walker third.
Girls race-Won by Jessie Walkers
ISABELLA Reid second; Alice Hill third.
Past chiefs race-John Stewart and
James S. Milne ttie).
Apprentices race-Won by Albert