Milford chronicle., 1922-06-16
KENT AND SUSSEX
FAIR AT HARRINGTON
The THIRD ANNUAL FAIR OF The KENT
AND SUSSEX ASSOCIATION WILL BE
HELD JULY 25-29.
PRIZES WILL Be AWARDED
HORSE AND AUTOMOBILE RACES, MANY
EXHIBITS, DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
AND OTHER FEATURES.

The Kent and Sussex County Fair
Association will hold it's third annual
falr at Harrington, July 25, 26, q, %
and 20. The inside displays will be in
the State Exhibition Hall. There will
be different displays of fireworks each
evening, and automobiles, poultry.
cattles and hog shows will be daily
features. The automobile races, one
of the biggest events, will take place
on Saturday, July 20. A large number
of valuable prizes will be awarded in
each event of the fair. Competition is
open to all.
The superintendents in charge of
the various departments are: Poultry,
W. d. Scott; races, J. H. Harrington;
ladies department, Mrs. Vertie Ca
hall; grandstand, J. H. Holloway;
fruit and dairy departments, Warren
c. Newton; flowers and plants, Mrs.
William P. Poole; cattle, c. S. War
ren; machinery, Joshua Smith; sheep
and swine, c. S. Warren; horses, A.
Raughley; grounds, w. S. Smith; ag-
riculture hall, w. C. Newton.
The classes for the horse races,
which will be held each day, except
Saturday, will be as follows: Tuesday.
@HOs - HsL1 PdSOS W. q LIOLS
No. 3, ZIG pace. Wednesday No. 4,
2.14 trOt; No. 5, 2.1S pace; No. 6, cOun-
ty pace. Thursday, No. z, free-for-all;
No. 8, year and under trOt; No. 9,
2.2O trOt. Friday, No. 10, 2.17 trot; No.
IL, 2.25 trot; No. IL, pace. The purse
for each of the three events of the
several days is $500. Entries will close
on Monday, July IL.
In the needlewOrk and art section
of the women's department there will
be more than 500 worthwhile prizes
offered. These are divided under the
following heads: white cotton en-
brOidery, cOlored cotton embroidery
and other fancy work; practical ideas
and plain sewing; silk embroidery;
knitted and crocheted articles in silk
or cotton; lace work, quilts, counter
panes and rugs; knitted, crocheted
and embroidered articles in wool,
work done by women over 20; mis-
work, art china painting,
amateur art, manual work in wood.
Almost 300 prizes are offered in a
department for children for preserV-
ng, baking, cooking, sewing, fancy
work, etc. More than 200 prizes are
offered in the culinary section of the
department. Almost so prizes
ire offered in the floral department.
More than so substantial money
Drizes are offered in the horse depart
nent, which has classes for almost
very type. There are special classes
or ponies, pony outfits, etc. The cat
lie department comprises events for
egistered cattle, grade cattle and beef
attic, all of which comprise a num-
er of classes. There are departments
Or sheep and swine and all classes of
oultry.
The fruit, farm and garden pro-
ucts exhibit will be one of interest
here are classes for apples, peaches,
ears, ounces, plums, nuts, all kinds
vegetables and farm products, etc.,
18th long list of prizes for each.
pecial prizes are offered for the mem
ers of boys and girls clubs of the
tate for displays of canning, cloth
lg, baking, and animals raised at
Ome.
Any person wishing to send exhibits
the fair may get information con-
.rning same from the superinten-
snts of the departments in which
ley will be classified, the names of
hOm are given above