The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-05
Worcester County Agricultural Society.

The Committee on al other Manufactured Articles
awarded the f,llowag gaiuilies
EMBROIDERY.
Miss 5 A. Bancroft, Worcester, for a beautiful Quo
man, 81 90
Mrs. ). d. Church. Worcester, for an Ottoman, so cts
Children of James Green, ESQ Worcester aged eight
and eleven years, fora pair of small OuomaHs, 80.
MISS Elizabeth Watson, Leicester for embroidered
travelling bag, Sl00
Miss Susan F. Bales North Blookfeld for an embroid-
cred travelling bag so.
Miss Eliza r. Libby Spencer for an embroidered rav.
cling bag 80.
Miss 5. R. Rawson Webster for most beautiful spe-
;, 'im1n OF en-. robbery on canvass, SI0O
MIS-. Emory WaShburn. Worcester, for a beautiful EN-
bTodered screen. 80.
Miss N. A. Walker, Worcester for embroidery on can
vass, 80.
LAMP MATS.
most beautiful specimen was exhibited by Mrs Prof
Ghas West, of New YORK City. The rules o. the
Fair forbid any grauity
Mrs Daniel Stowe, Petersham, Sl0o.
Miss Lucy ;. Bond Worcester, 80.
Miss Lucy Haven, Worcester, So
Beautiful specimens presented by Delpha NJ Dan
forth, Worcester, Miss Harriet WATSON Leicester
Mrs Joseph Blake and Mrs. Cyrus Taylor, " orces-
ter
BED~eUILTs.
Mrs. Mary Mansfield Worcester, Sl00
Mrs Eliza Allen and Miss Nancy F. Gates, Shrewsbu
ry, 80 cents each.
Mrs. Nancy j. Hosmer New Worcester for quilt co i
tanning three thousand pieres, 81 90.
Miss Emily w. Spauldng, Worcester, for beautiful al
bum quilt 80.
II. ii. " alcou East Brookfed, So
MISCELLANEOUS AND FANCY ARTICLES
collection OF fancy ARTICLES, the Stale Lunaic
Hospital, made by hliss L. Warren, Mrs l.. Richqrd.
son, Miss L Fske, Miss c. CARPENTER, and H. Bull
lard, $3.50.
Frances Fay Worcester for fancy hair-work, 81 90.
Miss Harriet Watson Leicester for pair of bead sus.
renders, so
Jane Woodwork, Worcester aged ten years, for book
marks on perforated board, 80
Miss Mary d. Lvermore, Spencer, for read purse and
other articles 3d.
Miss A. Chamberlain Worcester for two handsome bead
purses, 90.
Miss Emily C. Goodnow, Prnceton for d cord basket,
80 cents.
Mrs Abigail Pratt Oxford for home made linen. 90.
Mrs Joseph Blake Worcester for artificial flowers 80.
Mrs 9 l.. Harlow for wax flowers Sl00
Miss Mary Mcfarland Worcester, for patchwork OF
toman, and chair Sl00
Miss N Perry Worcester for a beautiful bite counter
pane, 50.
Miss L. Jencks Tor specimens of minary 30.
Mrs M. r Williams, " oIceser Tor specimens of mil
hmary, so.
Mrs Amira Eldridge, West Eoylston fol a hearth rug,
80 cents.
Miss Ann NJ Braman, Worcester. for a tidy, So
beautifully knit bead purse, made by Laura Bridge
man, Boston exhibited. Also a Ia-ge aud e'e-
giant curtain knit by Mrs. William GIoenough Sauth
hoston, aged 70 years and 'cPrv,d of the sight Of
one eye.
Alessrs. Bowes & Blood, Worcester ior elegant hats
Rl00
Ephran II Bellows, Worcester, for model steam en-
CINE, IA splendid piece Of workmanship $500.
These graluites we're bestowed in most cases with
out any knowledge on the par OF the Committee hy
whom they pIeseuted--n oil cases except those IN
which the authors had affixed their own names Many
articles we've not presented in season to be inspected hy
the Committee.