Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-10

Best 10 yards domestic PLAID, Upsol
Bushnell, Gustavus, 50. end, Isaac Rat
lift. Rowland, SO.
Best 10 yards flannel, Mrs. W. Har
rington, Green, 50.
Best 10 yards wooden carpet, Mrs. Nor
ris Iddings, Rowland. 50.
Best ID yards cotton and wool carpet
Mrs. NJ. Iddings, Rowland, So.
Best Is yards rag carpet Mrs. Ros
well Lee, Harrington, 81.
Best 10 yards linen diaper, Mrs. Upsol
Bushnell, Gnstavus, So.
Bestcoverlid Mrs. VIM. Levins, Brace
vile, 50. end, Mrs. Jacob Beck, War
rem, 81.
Best quilt, Mrs. Alexander Shearer
Newton, 50. end, Mrs. Morris Iddings
Rowland, 81.
Best 10 yards tow and linen cloth, Mrs
S. n. Beman, G~ustavus, 50. End, Mrs
John Ratliff, How and, 81.
Best 9 pounds stocking yarn, Edward
Jones, Hartford, 81. End, Edward Jones
Hartford, Ohio Cultivator.
Best pair stockings, Edward Jones,
Hartford, 81.
Best pair mems socks, Mrs. G. G
Re d, Warren, 80 cents.
Best lamp mat, R. E. Benam, Gusta.
vus, Domestic Economy.
Best loaf bread, Mrs. S. R. EStabrook.
Warren, 81.
DISCRETIONARY.
The Committee in this department
found many articles which were very
fine. The specimens OF fancy needle
work and embroidery, were numerous
and excellent. They award premiums
as follows :
Miss Mary G. Iddings, Warren, En-
broidered Merino Talma, diploma and
81.
Miss C. A. Reed, Warren, 2 specimens
drawing, diploma.
Mrs. James H. Robbins, Vienna, work
ed skirt, 81.
Miss Annie Payton, Mecca, 2 speci.
mems worsted needle work, diploma aud
81.
Patch d Allison, Warren, Card Har.
ness and saddlery trimmings, diploma.
Miss Louisa Lee, Pennington, embroi-
dered pocket handkerchief, very nice,
ST.
Miss Louisa Lee, Pennington, chenil-
lie embroidery, Diploma.
VIM. P. Spice, Ellsworth, Mahoning
county, Ball d. Aultman's moving ma
chine, manufactured at Canton, Ohio
The Committee recommended as being
superior to any machine they have seen,
and award a diploma.
Mrs. F. Reynolds, Bazetts, on co'lec-
ton of sea shells, diploma.
Mrs. Jonathan Edwards, Warren,
fancy embroideries, lace veil, so cents.
John Robinson 4 portraits, 81 and d..
ploma.
Miss Alice A. Bascom, Greene, mon
oehrome paintings, very fine, diploma.
Geo. r. johnson, Newton, mower and
reaper, SO wood box, diploma.
F. L. LIE Roy, Warren, Ease daguer-
reotpyes, 81.
Mrs. Morris Iddings, Rowland, work.
ed cape, 81.
Master Pelton, Hartford, colt, sulky
and harness, 81.
Mrs. J.. p. Wheeler, Vernon, shell
watch case, Diploma.
Leicester Hing, johnson. corn and cob
mill. Committee did moi see it ope-
rale, but think it a worthy article, and
award diploma.
Edward Jones, Hartford, 3 jars sealed
peaches, diploma /; dish strawberries,
good.
Miss Louisa Jones, Hartford, a very
nice work box I; a place for everything,
and everything in its place, 80 cents.
VIM. f. Porter, Warren, case daguer-
reotypes, diploma +; wood engravings,
81.
Calvin Stowe, Braceville. cutting saw,
diploma.
Mrs. F. Reynolds, Bazetta, 3 speci-
mems seed work, 81.
Miss Mary S. Craven, Warren, hair
flowers, so cents.
Heman B. Hammond, Bristol, patent
bow fastening, diploma.
Miss Adeline Lane, Braceville, 2 spec
Imens ~penmanship, diploma.
Packard & Barnum, Warren, card
hardware, diploma.
The List of Premiums, as published
in the last Chronicle, was not entirely cor
rect. 1t was published as written down
in a hurried manner. on the Fair Ground
without any correction. 1t was not in
tended to hand the book into the printing
office, but make a manuscript, which
would have been more carefully made
out but through the mistake of anoth-
er person, the Secretary book was left
at the printingofice, aud was not discov-
cred by the Secretary until the form was
made up. The following articles were
omitted
Best grade bull calf, L. G.. Matthews,
Warren. 81 so. End, Jacob Beck, War
rem, 81. Sd, Jacob Wages, Liberty,
Albany Cultivator.
end best Leicestershire buck, should
have been ]. B. Carter.
End best 8 Worcestershire ewes, j. B.
Carter, Warren, 81,
81 best 3 cheese, a. E. Goodrich,
Domestic Economy
end best fat sheep, HOratio Bascom,
Greene, 81.
The officers have BEEN informed, that
the yoke Of work oxen, that was award
ed the first premium, was not entitled to
it, not having been owned in the county.
II 50 the premium will not be pail.
Premiums on crops to be awarded at
the December meeting.
PHILO E. REED, Secretary.
4 MEXICAN Agitators d Reformers,
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