470 EDMONTON DAILY
AUG 24, 1907

CRAIG, T.
TODD, Philip

CALEDONIAN CLUB picnic at the Groat estate yesterday was a great 
success and was attended by a very large company. The parade started 
from College Avenue at 1.30, led by the pipe band. The games were 
started promptly, and the various events were well contested. The hammer 
throwing was a splendid feature, and the tug-of-war, engaged in by four 
teams, was great sport. Dancing was heartily enjoyed to the pipe music, 
and everybody was well pleased. Mr. McKinnon acted as starter; Messrs. 
Gardner and T. Craig as judges Mr. Philip Todd as clerk of the course. 
Vice-president Wilson presented the prizes at the close with appropriate 
remarks. 

The following is the prize list
100 yards sprint
ESPLIN, J.W. (Bill Wallet)
HOPE, J. (Pipe in case)
Boys' race 14 years and under
DESSAULT, A. (Pair of boots, donated by 
MCLEOD, G.H., Royal shoe Store)
GRANT, G. (Press button knife)
FERRIER, J. (Baseball)
DUNCAN, J. (Book)
200 yard's sprint
HOPE, John (Volume of burns' poems)
MILES, C. (Bill Wallet)
Three-legged race - 
STRATHDEE, Mr.
FOWLER, Mr. (Cigar case each)
Throwing the hammer 14 lb
REDFORD, D. (Compass)
DUTHIE, A. (Pipe in case)
Scramble Race
REDFORD, D. (Sleeve links)
FERRIER, G. (Purse)
Pole vaulting
GILLIES, Mr. (Pair of military brushes)
HOPE, J. (Pair of braces)
Girls Race 14 years and under 
BAXTER, M. (Birthday chimes
GREEN, Gertrude (Bottle of perfume)
GRANT, Edith (Fancy purse)
Single ladies race
PROCTOR, Miss. (Pair of boots, donated by
McLEOD, G.H.
PROCTOR, A. Miss. (Bottle of perfume)
HAMILTON, Miss. (Box of chocolates)
Married ladies race
AITKEN, Mrs. (5lb tin of Tetley's tea, donated by Capital Mercantile Co.)
REID, Mrs. (One dozen tea spoons), donated by Northern Hardware 
Company
DUNN, Mrs. (Bottle of perfume)
Quarter-mile flat race
HOPE, J. (Razor)
GILMOUR, A. (Clothes brush)
Putting the ball
DUTHIE, A. (Razor strop)
REDFORD, G. (Dirk knife)
Men's race 45 and upwards
McLEOD, G.H. (Tobacco prize)
GALBRATH, J. (Box of cigars
Wrestling (Cumberland style)
FERRIER, J. (Shaving mug and brush)
CRAIG, T. (Tobacco pouch)
Tug of war 
BAXTER, J 'S team, box of cigars
Quoting competition
REDFORD, J. (Pair of boots, donated by
McLEOD, G.H.)
Several events have yet to be contested and the gold medal presented by
POWLEY, A. Bruce, Jeweler, for the winner of most points, will be 
awarded.