The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-10-31

the communication ACCOMMODATING IL. rr.,-
that they are a cheaper covering than sh;nIie'
one thousand of which, costing five doIars =,
France, will cover Is feet square, whereas on -,
thousand of shingles will cover but 10 f Sns
square. 1t is earnestly hoped and Recommend
cd, that this patriotic exhibition of Mr.. Gonr.
gas will arrest the attention of the America
artists, and induce them 10 try their skill to
produce this all important and most yaluahIo
material in building
Three Down Capes, presented by Mrs D. G.
wheeler OF gWorcester,-one Map, by Mary
johnson of Worcester, aged II years. Ledg.
er,by Dorr q Howland-one Hearth Rug, 6v
Vol: Gushing, made of rags-one Bed Spread.
by Mrs Fanny Brigham of Bolton, and one by
a. H. heterogeneous Glass Box, by d. w.
Granger OF Southborough-one pair of Butter
Knives, presented TO the Governor, by Daniel
Lumbard, Jr. of Boston, manufactured from
Pearl-aiso. an elegant piece of Lace, by Mrs
M Southgate OF Leicester-one Indispe1sabIe
by Mrs. Fanny w. Farnsworth of Millburv. and
one by Miss A. Brown Of the same place-an
elegant Bird Cage, by Richard Galoop of Bos
ton-one dozen Chairs, with a Rocking Chair
from Lunenburg-one pair of elegant Boots,
and one pair of Prunella Walking Shoes, by
Samuel B. Scott of Worcester ali tended yerv
much to increase the splendor of the exhibition
and 10 display the taste and ingenuity of The
American people. Those presenting The above
articles are highly deserving the appreciation
and thanks of the Society.
Miss l., llapgood of Shrewsbury, presented
an Indispensable, for which the COMMITTEES
recommend the gratuty of ST.
Also, Miss Andrews of Millbury, an Indis-
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MISS farnsworth of Milibury, presented sew
eral articles made from Beads, which entitle
her to the Socety's gratuity of ST.
Also, Miss E. H. Denny of Leicester, for
Safety Chains and other articles of Beads is
deserving gratuity Of ST..
Jonathan Rice Of Brook6eld, presented one
case OF Wrenches, Hammers, and ChiseIs, of
excellent workmanship, for which the Commit
tee recommend gratuity of 50
Silas Earle Of Leicester presented box of
Machine Cards, of superior quality and work.
manship, manufactured BY machines of William
B. Earles make He will please TO accept the
Society's thanks.
Benjamin Lewis, Jr. of Dudley. presented
lot OF Silk, manufactured from the frost worms,
when are not Matched until the others have en-
ureiy done working, and the trees covered with
the second crop of leaves, they will form their
cocoons one week sooner than the common
sort, enabling the owner to reap an extra profit;
tor which Mr.. Lewis is entitled 10 the thanks
of this Society
A Thrashlng Machine was presented by Mr.,
Lane OF Boston. said to be made upon a highly
improved construction. The Committee regret
that they had no opportunity of examining the
Machine and giving it the recommendation to
the public which its reputation deserves.
The Committee regret extremely, the hurri-
ed manner IN which they are obliged to make
Their report, they fear they have not done JUS
lice to all, but they feel conscious that thew
have neglected no one Intentionally.
Submitted by N. P. Denny Chairman.