Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-08

To Mrs Hiram Bacon. Bristol for piece of Car
peling no. II, a first premium of $500
To Mrs. Charles Gibbs of Paris for piece OF Car
peting no: ~ second premium of 81 90
To Mrs L Moore, of Somers for yarn Carpetlng
no. AZ, we recommend premium OF $i,Oo'
TO Mrs Z Tarbell Bristol, for two pair OF mems
socks no.2S, a first premium OF oo cts.
To Mrs ID b Pike OF Bristol for one pair of mems
socks No, 19. a second prem um of 25c.
80 Mrs Bishop, of Paris, for ono pair mittens
No. II, first premium Of Scots.
To Mrs, Tarbell, OF Bristol, for pair of mittens
no. 81, second premium of IS cts -
To Miss Virginia Benedict, of Bristol, for pair of
Ladies mittens No 10, a first premium Of so cts, is
recommended by tho judge.
To Miss Sarah Moore, of Somers Ia years of age
for skein of wooden yarn No. AZ, first premium of
so cts.
To Mrs d Pike, of Bristol, for specimen of yarn
no 81, second premium of 25cts.
Mrs Judson of Bristol, sken of wooden yarn no
highly commended.
To Miss Emily Marsh of Paris for embroidered
skirt no Is, first premium of Loo
To Mrs ID Dunning, Iof Paris, for piece Of EN-.
broidery No IS, a second premium of 50cts
To Miss Elma Lee of Kenosha, for pair of
worked under-sleeves No "a, first premium of
Scots.
To Miss Adeline Wilson, of Bristol for work ed
Ladies collar no As. premium of Scots.
To Miss Mary Marsh of Paris for crotia collar no
l6, premium of Scots
To Miss Ellen Fowler of Paris for pair of Ladies
clippers no %, a premium of 81 90.
To Miss JANET Fowler of Paris, for pair of gents
slippers no 25 premium of 59ets.
To Miss Harriet Castle of Paris for two ottoman
covers no 81, first premium scots.
To Miss Adeine Wilson, of Bristol, for ottoman
cover mn 81 saenud prau1iurn of
To Miss Julia Epson of Bristol, for one pair o
Grecian embroidery no SO, we commend premium
ola, 90.
To Miss Anna Tarbe of Bristol, for pair o
embroidered pillow cases no 81, premium o
50cts.
To Mrs ID b Pike, of Bristol for one gents shirt
premium is recommended.
To Miss Mary Jane Epson, of Bristol, for a
piece of fancy Heather work. So premium oil
Scots.
To Mrs T B Pike for dress manufactured from
the raw material, and worn by the exhibitor pre-
MUM of $500.
To Miss Anna Tarbell of Bristol for crotchet tidy
no 81 a first premium of Scots
To Miss Janet Fowler of Paris for crotchet tidy
no "a second premium of 25cts.
To Mrs Theodore Gilbert, of Pleasant Prairie
AOI Mil Aiu1 hiht VI beONn- Ahie
Lady is upwards of So years old an6 at this ex
treme a. e. manifests her interest in the welfare OF
the county by sewing for exhibition specimen OF
her handiwork, and icompeting with ladies of all
age, from the youthful miss just blooming TO the
goodly matron. To this premium she is justly en-.
titled by virtue OF its superiority, but there
for doubt, your committee feel that they could
do no less than to award this good old lady pre-
md hn1d har "A p,nlat m fha
GUS ladies who have as yet shown interest in the
advancement of our society.
1t is with great degree of pride and satisfaction
that we present report We confess TO oui
inability to do any thing like justice to the exhib
itors in this department, but we are justly proud
of our lady friends, who have in this most liberal
manner patronzed our fair. The variety and quail
ity of ladies' work offered for competition, is worthy
ofthe highest praise. The number of quilts
hibition speaks well of the industry of our lady
friends both young and old, whilst the exhibition OF
the work speaks rell indeed for their mechanical
Skill as the design speaks for their superior and
delicate state. With such feelings your committee
with reluctance adhere to the rules of the society
which prohibit the award of premiums beyond Ger
tain limits. One quilt brought in too late for com
petition belonging, we believe to Mrs. Train, o.
any thing of the kind in the Hail. and should under
other circumstances have awarded it first prem
um
Carpetings generally, were very good, and we
would again mention the very nice dress worn by
Mrs Pike of her own manufacture.
Ladies' embroidery of every variety, specimens
of knitting and no doubt numberless articles of al
description will escape particular notice at oui
Iolxy thn
their efforts will be duly appreciated by the so
ciety, and that. a continuance of their patronage
will ensure it success.
WeEwould gladly partcalarize every individual
article had we time and space; as it is we must ap
pologize for any apparent neglect, and assureYal
that it is not intended.
John Wilson of Kenosha favored us with spec
linen suit of boys clothes beautifully made, and re
fleeing great credit on his we'll known establish
ment Mr. Wilson has been too long amongst Us
to need more than q passing notice at our hands
but he will please accept acknowledgement
for thus supporting the society, wish more o
the trade in Kenosha had followed his example.
Specimens of dry goods exhibited by kellogg
Tears, g. CO., of Kenosha, your committee would
speak ofn the highest terms, and at the same timt
would thank those gentlemen for their kindness il
thus adding to the interest of the faira
All of which is respectfully submitted,
Mrs J ID BENEDICT,
Mrs d MCINTYRE.
Mrs d ROBBINS
PAINTINGS, Ambrotypes, sc, and Mseelldnc
Gus Articles.
uYour committees as appointed viz; Dudley Cass
PHI Wood and Edward Balm deemng themselves
incompetent to fully and Justly decide upon tia
1, hi oaah in thai
list. having called to their aid Capt John futile
Salem, + S Thorpe, Esq, of Bristol, Col Strong
of Kenosha. Gen Sprague Elkius OF Kenosha, AM
Clapp Minor, of Brighton, beg leave TO make til
following report.
One swarm of bees as per list. The same wer
industriously looked after, not being found III
committee deem them, Judging from the hone
which they tasted TO be the best on exhibition.
That is a very nice skin robe belonging Il
ED Robbins of Salem, lin the language of ESQ
Thorpe,) not to be sneezed at, and that it was il
the opinion of the committee the best on exhib
ton.
That the patent roofing exhibited by Corneliu
Butler, of Kenosha, was the best on exhibition
That the wax flowers belonging to, and bein
the production of Miss Brown, of Bristol, wer
very nice indeed rejecting great credit III
young lady.
That the feather flowers belonging to- and exht
ited by the same young lady, as the above wer
very nice indeed
That the erayolitic Paintings by the same youn
ladylMiss Brown wsre the best exhibition, the'
together with the Italian Lustre Painting reflex
great credit on the taste and skill Of Miss Brow
to the show.
That the melodion belonging to Mr.. Pennoger, {
l., Las