The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-28
ROCKVILLE FAIR
SNASHES ALL
RECORDS
Great Crowd Attends and Re-
ceipts Pay Expenses-Final
Winners and Awards

ROCKVILLE, Md. Aug. 2S.--After
four days of beautiful weather,
large crowds and thoroughly en-
joyable programs, the seventy.
second annual Rockville fair will
come to a close this evening. The
opinion AMONG those who attended
seemed to be that no better exhibit
ton of the kind has even been held
: at Rockville. Particularly pleasing
TO the officers and directors of the
fair association were the financial
results. The receipts. it was stated
this afternoon, being considerably
more, by quite a wide margin, than
sufficient to pay all expenses.
The parade of teams and prize
winning stock around the race track
was a feature of the fair that was
much enjoyed and of which Off
GERS of the association expressed
themselves as proud.
Six six-horse teams, one six.mule
team, one four-mule team and two
two-horse teams participated, and
every horse in line was beautiful
specimen.
The colts, bulls, cows and calves
that took part were also wonderful
and the showing, so far as the
cows and calves were concerned,
would. it was stated, have been
much better had not good many
of the members of the boys clubs
failed to be ION the job" and
neglected to have their entries in
readiness.
Honbrs Paid to Boys
AS II was. however, the showing
was impressive and demonstrated
beyond doubt that Montgomery
county live stock of all kinds ranks
with the best to be found anywhere.
The boys who did have their
calves and cows in the parade were
called before the grand stand and
publicly commended and awarded
special prizes by the association
They were: George Stiles. Herman
voIlner, Newman r. Umstead, Cor
don J. Umstead, Buddy Barnsley,
James King, Lawrence Bussard and
John Stiles.
Girl and Boy Winners
The premium winners among the
members of the boys and girls
agricultural clubs were announced
today as follows:
PIGS AND HOGS.
Berkshfres: Boar pigs-First Miss
Elizabeth Jones; second. Ted BarnsIey;
third CuIlum Barnsley; fourth, Cullurg
Brashey. Son pigs-First. second and
third. Elizabeth Jones, fourth. Ted
Rarnsley; fifth. Cullum Barnsley;
Fourth, CuIlum BarnsMy Sow pigs
First second and third. Elizabeth
Jones; fourth, Ted Barnsleys fifth.
CuIlum Barnsley: sixth. James Welsh.
Yeariing sow-First. James welsh.
Boar pies-First and second, George
GLAND: third ana fourth, Charles Hiaes;
sard Yearling hoaF-First. douglas
Riggs. Aged boars-First. Charles
Hines; second. H. E.s Thompson, jr.
Sow piRs-First, Charles Hines; second.
Stanley StabIer; third George GLAND;
Fourth and fifth. George GLAND; sixth
and seventh, Charles Hines; eighth,
Stanley Stabler; ninth, Charles Hines.
YearIinR sows-First. Palmer Beal;
second, Stanley Stabler. Aged sows-
First, Lawrence Bussard. Pen of IA +
pigs-First Charles Hines; second,
Stanley StabIer; third. George GLAND.
COWS AND CALVES
Guernseys: Heifer under one year
First, Ollie Watkins; second, Riggs
Darby; third. Arthur Watkins. Heifers
one year and aboye-First. Lawrence
First R Me'em Darby. second. Arthur
Watkins; third. Thaddeus Bussard;
fourth. George GLAND.
Holsteins: Heffers under one year
First, Pearl Walker; second, William
King; third, James King; fourth. Mont
gomery BarnsIey; fifth. Helen King;
sixth Hilton Ladson.
Hoisteins: Heifers one year and
above-First, Leo Walter; second.
Harry Magruder; third. Ralph Walker;