Evening star., 1918-08-29
PREMIUMS AWARDED
FOR EXHIBITS AT FAIR
Gov. Harrington Visitor at Rock
ville-Big Crowd Is in At
tendance Today.

tendance Today.
ROCKVILLE. Nd. August 2s.-While
the attendance at the fair the first two
days was disappointing, being below
the expectations of the managers. there
was nothing the matter with the size
of the crowd today. the third and big
day of the exhibition, notwithstanding
the threatening weather.
An unexpected visitor to the fair
yesterday was Gov. Harrington He
dropped in as any ordinary citizen
while the racing was In progress, he
and several friends having motored
over from Baltimore The presence
of the distinguished visitor was quick
ly discovered and he was soon being
greeted by people in all walks of life.
The governor and his party spent about
two hours at the fair and seemed to
enjoy the racing and other attractions.
They returned to Baltimore late in the
afternoon.
Partial List of Winners,
The judging of exhibits. which be-
gan yesterday, was completed this
morning, some Of the premium winners
being as follows:
Cattle-Firsts. Mrs. W. D. Campbell,
Clifton C. veirs. Emory Ricketts,,
John P. Calfield. Magruder veirs and
Francis T. Kirk; seconds, Mrs. W. D. +,
Camchell, Emory Ricketts,. Magruder
Feirs and Clifton C. veirs.
Sheep-All premiums to John E
Auncaster.
Hogs-AlI to Tyler Case.
Works Of ARTISTS, Miss Lavinia
Wagner, ]. G. Tall. Mrs. NJ E. Moran,
MISS Louise Larcombe. Mrs. Harry
Dickerson. Miss Rose Wagner. Miss
Emma T. Stabler, Simon p Wagner
Florence Snyder, ]. G. Hall, Miss La
yinia Wagner, Miss Eva Reed, Miss
Emma T. Stabler, Miss Louise Lar |
combe and Miss NJ. E. Moran.
Victory bread-Miss Rose Wagner.
Light bread-Mrs. Charles T. johnson, |
hrst; Miss Rose Wagner, second. |
Maryland biscuit-Miss Ellen Far
quhar. first; Miss Hannah B. Stabler, |
second Rolls-Mrs. Charles T. John |
son. first: Miss Hannah B. Stabler,
second. Rusks-Mrs. Charles T. John !
son, first; Miss Mary NJ. Stabler, sec
ond- Graham bread-Miss Rose Wag- |
ner. first; Miss Emma T. Stabler, sec
ond. Sponge cake-Miss Lavinia
way. second. Pound cake-Miss Rose
Wagner. first: Miss Dora Ward, sec
ond. Chocolate cake-Miss Mary NJ.
Stabler, first: Miss Lavinia Wagner,
Nut cake-Miss Mary NJ. Stabler, first;
Miss Mabel Ward, second. Cocoanut
cake-Miss Lavinia Wagner, first;
Miss Mary NJ. Stabler. second Fancy
Miss Mary NJ Stabler, second. Ginger
tsnaps-Mrs. Alfred C. Warthen. first
=, Miss Ada Warfield, second. Cookies
Miss Louise Larcombe, first; Mrs. E.
Gerald warthen. first: Miss Lavinia
Wagner. second. Candy. cooked
Miss Lavinia Wagner. Candy, un-
cooked-Mrs- Charles T. johnson, first;
Miss Lavinia Wagner, second. Man
goes-Miss Ada warfield. first; Mrs.
les-Mrs. Irene Hutchinson, first: Mrs.
Myrtle Barnesley. second Sour pickles
Mrs. E. W. Monday. first; Miss Han
Nah Nah Stable a49sd sesSaa %aatbe6 Chill r,t Mr,
E. w. Monday. second Chowchow-f
Mrs. Charles w. Sage, first, Miss Ma |
bel Ward. second. vinegaE~Miss
Josie Higgins, hrst, Miss Eleanor
nett Dove, first; Mrs. Thomas A.
Barnsley. second Ham-Miss Rose
Wagner.
Preserves-Ffrsts, Mrs. Wallace E.
Rickstts. Mrs; julius Hen, Mrs. Mar
Mabel Shaw. Mrs. Matte Hoyle. Mrs
9. j. Finneyfrock, Mrs. Burton
Bready. Miss Josie Higgins. Mrs.
Irene Hutchinson, Miss Lillian Rob
ertson. Miss Arrie Davis. Mrs. F. J.
Butler, Mrs. G. W. Davis, Mrs. C. B.
Dowden, Mrs. Thomas A. Barnsley,
Miss Eleanor Smith, Mrs. Charles T.
Johnson. Mrs; Myrtle Barnsley and
Domestic manufactures = Firsts,
Mrs. Harry Dickerson, Miss Emily J.
Dove. Miss Louise Larcombe. Mrs. c.
W. Heider, Mrs: ]: Clarence Burns;
Ward. Miss Myrtle Barnsley. Mrs.
Duncan Bradley, Mrs. A. A. Thomp-
son. Mrs; L Birch. Mrs, Tyson
Leland Fisher. Mrs. l. Birch. Mrs
Mrs E. b Nicol. Miss Katherine
Poole, Mss Sarah Lyddane, Mrs. r. ].
Green, Mrs. A. r. Thompson. Mrs.
Lloyd Brewer. Miss Grace Cowger,
Miss Ida 8 Dove, Miss Josie HEgins,
Gle Dove.
Racing Proves sstisfying.
while not particularly exciting. the
racing at tho fair yesterday after
noon seemed to satisfy the crowd
The program included q 2.19 trot and
a 2.25 pace, each for q purse of 5000,
and two running events, each at six
furlongs and each for q purse of $3.50.
Summary:
Yirsf raee-e.19 trot: purse. $500.
Lady Corsage (Thomas).
Dynamite (Dougherty) ty).............-.
Morgan Leaf (Miner) r)..-........-.-.. 3
Judge Todd {Dixon). Dis.
Time-225A, 2-26A, 221A.
Second race-2.25 pace; purse. $500.
Hall (McHenryl: ....-........-..... I I
Gray Ghost (Miner).. 2
Silent Annie Crawford. 8
Dr. Beall fDerickl. Dis.
Time-222Z, 2-23X, 2-21A.