Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-08
WINDSOR FAIR
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harmed except for minor scratches,
and none of the PAGERS were injured.
Helen Sterling, the bay mare driven
by w, S. Malcolm of Augusta, won
the $50 class in straight heats, max
ing her. best time for the race on the
third heat with 2.21. The Farmers
Wagon Race resolved into a struggle
for supremacy between Trimmy Boy,
owned and driven by William Phair of
Augusta and Kalah, driven BY Frank
Lovely of Chelsea. Trimmy Boy had
little the best of the battle and won
both heats on the home stretch, MAX
ing his best time of 2.56 in the first
heat. A summary of the races fol-
lows:
$50 CLASS
Helen Sterling. b m, by Hal Sterl-
ing CIV. s, Malcalm. Augusta l 1 I
Margaret Wilkes, m m. by Pol
lard Wilkes John H. Bryant
Newcasticl .
Belle Medium, CHI m, by Medium
Or. r. Hall. Damariscotta) s
Celia Fields, gr m, by Wolverine
OR. r Hall. Danariscotta) 3 ) 4
fannletta. m, by Son of Mel
son &C. NJ Savage, Gardiner) ) 4 5
Storm King, owned by William
WEIGH of Manchester. and Dora S,
owned by G. n Sennett of Manches-
Ter, also started but were drawn be-
fore the final heat
Time-295. 2.214. eel.
Purse $50.
FARMERS WAGON RACE
Trimmy Boy, gr g. William Phair
augusta .............. l ]
kalah, b 6, Frank Lovely, Chei-
sea ............ .
Birdie oh m, NJ. B. Moody. Wind
sor '...'.' ............. (
Bluebell. b m. A w. Murray,
WINDSOR '.'...... 4 4
Time-2;J6: 800 Purse. $50.
The officials for the races follow:
Starter, Oscar a. Anderson of Au-
guata; Times, l.. r. HisIer of Coop
er's Mills; Judges, L. w. Cove
Windsor, Lon Mcdonald. WhitefeId
Fred Page, Gardiner. and j. Robert
Clark, Watcrviile.
Judging Horses and Colts
There WAS u good field of entries
in the various classes of horses and
colts and the Judging resulted in the
following premiums being awarded
Brood Mare for Draft: c. A. Nc
Manus, Gardiner, LIST; no second
awarded.
Sucking Colts for Draft: C. A. Nc
Manus, Gardiner, list; no second
awarded.
Trial of Draft Horses. 240O and
over: Benz, Preb!e, Gardiner. LIST;
c. \. Nc Manus. 2nd
Trial Draft Oxen and Steers
feet, inches and over: Weeks
Bros, Cooper's Mills, LIST; Glidden
Bros, Cooper's Mills, 2nd.
Under q feet. II inches: Otis
Jones, Liberty, LIST; Glidden Bros,
Cooper's Mills End.
Under q feet inches. c. G. Cool
ey, Cooper's Mills, LIST. -
Three year old steers: H. E. Gun
bingham, Cooper's Mills. LIST.
Pulling cattle under Z feet: Gid
den Bros. Cooper's Mills, 1st
Sweepstakes. under Z feet: f. A.
Flags. Jefferson, list; Amos Fish
Jefferson, md
Baby Show
A feature of the day that was of
especial interest to the ladies was
the baby show, held in the exhibit
ton hall in the afternoon. There
were u number of entries. and Ken
nebec county has reason to be proud
OF the husky cunning little lads and
lasses that competed Wednesday.
The results follow: First prize for
prettiest baby. Celia May, months
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Perley c.
Cunningham OF Weeks Mills; Sec
ond Audrey Arlene, II months
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Col
by. Jr, of Windsor. First award for
fattest baby. Celia. months daugh-
ter of AIR. and Mrs. Herbert Brann
of Cooper's Mills; second, Harold, !
months son of MIR. and Mrs. John
f. Troope of Gardiner First award
for smallest baby. Maxine Elizabeth,
) months daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Albee of Cooper's Mills; sec
ond. Geneva, months daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Whittier of
Cooper's Mills.
Judging of Hall Exhibits
The following premiums were
awarded during the afternoon to
winners of the various exhibits at
the hall:
BREAD AND CAKE
Loaf fruit cake-Mrs. c. D. North
ey. Coopers Mills 1 fruit cake, list.
Judged by Mrs. j. II. Dougie, Mrs.
T. w. Sproul Mrs. L. T. Barton.
KNITTING AND SEWING ..
Mittens-Mrs. Lizzie Reilly. Coop
er.s Mills, ! pair mittens. 1st; Mrs.
Roscoe Marson, Gardiner, 8 pairs
mittens. End.
Hosiery-Mrs. ]. E. Marson, Gardi-
ner, pairs hose. LIST; Mrs. Roscoe
Marson. Gardiner. 3 pairs hose, End.
Wooden yarn-Mrs. Lizzie Reilly,
cooper's Mills. 3 sleins. list.
QUILTS
Silk quilt-Mrs. l.. A. Howe, Au-
gusta, lst.
Patch work nililt-AfrS r q Har,