Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-10

in numbers. Mrs. Zaidee Morrison
works, always so much admired are
tr be seen again. this year. Her The
Woman Sewing" is an especially prom
ihent picture among the oils, as is the
baby picture. Another fine exhibition
comes from the Boothbay Harbor Com
monwealth Art colony. and includes
some of the works Of Y. HennimatL
the Belgium artist His study in Sun
shine and scenes around BoOthbay
Harbor We're especially good. Other
interesting bits of art We're the char
Goals by Edward cram and the photo
graphs by Norman Butler and Miss
Mary Patten, the latter's taken in
California. Other exhibitors were Mrs.
II. B. Fletcher Mrs. Mabel Thomp-
son, Mrs. Louise Keene. Miss Carmen
PomeYeaL and II. White. ii. a. Nor
ten of Portland had an unusual col
lection e. photos that received far
amount of comment. Miss Rose Plais-
ted and Miss Georgia Worcester also
added to tlle attractive list
just within few rods from the en-
trance the Dennis Williams Music Co. of
Providence had a tent that proved one
of the most popular on the grounds.
With H. w. Williams as vielinist and
Mrs. Williams as accompanist, the latest
song successes of the company composed
and written by themselves We're render
ed 1t was just repetition of the old
saving that music hath its charms"
The tuneful catchy music was by no
means rendered instrumentally for with
: 10 ~
and Thomas f. WEIGH. tenor, who sing
with Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Lovers of
good music are loathe to pass by the
tent.
Of course a fair would not be a fair
without a baseball game. and in spite
of the wind that swept across the aia-
mond the Dover Fexcreft nine faced the
Ticonc team of Waterville in fore
noon game The game was rather de-
cisive, for the visitors took the hand by
the big margin of IS to /. Stobie and
Sturtevant composed the home team s
battery and Ackley and johnson Were
on the firing line for Dover and Fox
croft.
In the Afternoon.
The afternoon brought few more PEG.
pie to the grounds. but no relief from
the cold y few. lowered up in the
grandstand, watched the races. which
were exceptionally good for an opening
day The Waterville Military Band was
at it's old place in the grandstand Across
the track and adjoining the Judges
stand several clever vaudeville acts. in
Guiding Prof. Apedale,s animals We're
presented on the stage The acts We're
all unusually good. and worth the price
of admission in themselves.
The Midway was in full sway again in
the evening and was well patronized.
Those who could not get away during
the day. went cut to look things over.
Wednesday evening will be marked by a
special display of fireworks
Wednesdays Program.
The program for Wednesday follows:
Wednesday races will include the us
tret, three year-old mixed, and the 2.2-
pace. The officials are: Wallace Jew
ell. Judge and timer; j. Sherman, judge
and timer: Webster Williams, Judge; Joe
Giroux, timer, and II. II. Lee of Angus
ia, starter. AZ 4ifa
Horses-Non-standa brood mafes
Class 81 Non-standard geding, mares
FLIES and foals of 1918. Class 81 Draft
horses, Glass AZ.
Cattle-Hereford stocks and theft
grades. Guernsey and their grades Amer
lean Cattle club Jersey. Maine Hero
Book Jerseys, working oxen. years old
working steers, ? years old. matched
steers, years old, matched steers.
years old, pulling oxen. under feet
oil, 4