Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-09-04
The Late Fair MARRIED By Indictment
Weather.

Falr the attendance of persons was yer,
e light. On Thursday the weather was
: little less threatening and a crowd abou
half the size of that annually attending OF
r that day-known as the big day-wa.
f present. Friday morning the rain poured
down and the Fair was declared closed
without any part of the program of the
day being carried out. The races on the
program for the days coming before were
started and finished.
What promised to be a splendid Fair
; was spoiled by inclement weather. The
exhibits in the Fair hall we're not as numer-
GUS as in years of the past but excellent
in quality. The cattle, sheep and hog de-
partments were well filled with prize stock.
The poultry exhibit was good. The horses
on exhibition were never surpassed by
those of any Fair given by the Society.
The Trundle Brothers and A. D. Trundle,
of near Poolesville. this county, made a
display of their Percheron stock, which
caught the attention of all horse admirers.
They were awarded premiums for the best
six-horse team, for stations, for brood mares
and for colts of all ages. The races were
honestly and earnestly contested and re-
ceived the plaudits of the crowd. OF the
two and three-year-old stake races, l.. d.
Sale, who is the originator of them, says:
ITO local horemen the two and three
year-Old tr0tting stakes-the first named
trotted on Tuesday of last week and the
last named on Thursday the events
of greatest interest. The victory of Fields
| Brothers Red Russell in the -year-Old
stake over his three antagonists was fore
casted some days previous to the race by
persons who were cOgnizant of his speed,
eameness and steady habits when strung
out. Among locally-owned two-year- Odds
Red Russell is. at the present writing. in a
class by himself
THE event of greatest interest at the
Rockville track on Thursday was the racing
off of the three year-old stake. Twelve
colts were originally nominated in this
stake, but sickness and lameness worked
such havoc among them that only three
of the number were able to respond on
the day of the race. These were N. j.
Wards FLY DrawtOn, Javins Brothers
Peter J. H., and Mr.. Titles Beerstopper,
the latter owned in Baltimore. Peter j.
H., handsome and highly finished bay
stallion, won the race. after five heat
contest, strictly on his merits. He was I'M
steady and too anxious to get in front the
first two heats, and was beaten with ease
by Beerstopper. After those two supreme
efforts he was done, and became mixed
GATED and leg weary from the weight he
carried to keep him on the trOt"
The loss the Society has sustained will
not be known before the next meeting of
the directors. The meeting will be held in
a few days.
The following named persons were award
ed premiums at our late Fair in the various
classes:
Pure Bred Durhams Benton G. Ray.
HOlsteins-J. B. Diamond. Jr., w. F.
Ricketts,, Charles Veirs.
.Jerseys-B. F. Saul, H. L. Diamond.
Guernseys-F. II. Cashell, Harry Beard
H. C. Hurley.
Ayrshres-F. H. Cashell
Local Grades-H c. Hurley, Chas Veirs
W. F. Ricketts,.
Hogs. Berkshires--O. B. Williams. F. C.
Hutton.
Large YOrkshires-D W. Shaub.
Duroc-Jerseys-D. W. Shaub.
Essex-D. W. Shaub.
Small Yorkshires-D. W. Shaub.
Victorias-D W. Shaub.
SuffOlk-D. W. Shaub.
Mixed Breeds. W. Graf, D. W. Shaub,
Thomas Graft.
Sheep. Shropshire-B. F. Saul.
Southdowns-H. B. Witter.
Oxford Down-H B. Witter, F. H. Cashell.
Hampshire Down.. H. Cashell.
Cheviot-H. B. Witter.
Mixed Breeds-F. II. Cashell.
Farm Products Mrs. Minnie Wagner
Jos. f. Janney. T. A. Barnesley. j. r. Lech-
lider, George Shaw, Hal Dawson. Seth W.
Warfieid. L. M. Muncaster. John F.. Mum
caster. G. Nicholson. Charles F. Johnson
j. M. EtchisOn. r. P. Hines.
Garden Products - Emma 7. Stabler
Frank Cashell J. r. Lechlider, Mrs. Ber-
nard Poss, Ellen Farquhar. Seth Warfield,
Jos. f. Janney, j. W. Barnesley, r. p.
Hines, Jr.
Garden Products-A. E. Burriss, r. P.
Hines. Jr., Ellen Farquhar. Mrs. Minnie
Wagner. T. A. Barnesley, Joseph Reading.
D. II. Horner. N. P. Hines, B. c. Hughes,
Brownell Riggs. Seth Warfeld. Emma T.
Stabler, Richard Torpin. Helen Riggs. j. r.
Lechlider. Jacob Poss. r. P. Hines, Frank
Cashell. j. C. Bean.
Culinary Experimentation Wagner.
Bertha Hughes, Mrs. W. u Bowman, Mrs.
Seth W. Warfield. Ellen Farquhar Emma
T. Stabler. Mary M. Stabler, Louise Lar
combe. Mrs. Anna Welsh. Mrs. C. F. Brooke,
Miss A. V. Mcfarland, Mrs Frank Higgins,
Marie Ward. Mabel C. Ward, Mrs. W. f.
Ricketts,, Mrs. j. Z. Bean, Mrs. Il. II. Lamar,
Ada Warfeld. Mrs. Albert P. BealI. Leila
Morrison. Mrs. Albert johnson. E. C. Hull.
Miss L. Wagner. Marion B. Shorts, Dorothy
Brooke. Ellen Brewer. Edith E. Hull. Mrs.
L. X. Bowman. Mrs. S. A. Clagett, Mrs. A.
c. Warthen, Mrs. J. Darby Bowman. Mrs.
Edwin w. Monday. Mrs. Geo. C. Fry. Lizzie
Humphrey. Hanna B. Stabler, Mrs. C. l..
Hickerson. Mary Welsh
Hams-Mrs J. W. Barnesley, Joseph
Janney.
Butter-R. P. Hines. Eva Burriss.
Honey-W. J. Hoye.
Preserves, Canned Fruits and Jellies-
Mrs. Wallace E. Ricketts,, Mrs Albert B
Beall, Mrs. C. T. johnson. Mrs. George p.
Henderson, Edmonia Gardiner Mra Rode,