Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-10-26
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Nos. 2S5 and '2S6.-Glass Paintings, quite
,hovy and neat specimen Of the kind, hy MIRA
| J. S. Williams, Vienna
| No. 34U.-Shov- for minerals neat, and
,icely arranged BY ". T. Wright, OF BazettA
No. 26.-Embroidery. by Mrs. Chas. Mess
\ ,nger. Warren. very nestiy executed. and ior
| which the Committee award Diploma
No. ass, Teeth-An article of porcelain
teeth made al Cleveland, which las the appear
lnce of supplying DEFICIENCIES admirably. Ex-
| aibit.d By Il. W Holloway, Warren.
No 52S.-Ma,is Of the Cactus to represent
pin cushion, I very neat design. by ID Giger,
| Warren.
No. 563-Non-explOsive generating gas lamp.
| 1 very neat article of hanging lamp. and has ths
| Ippearancc of meeting the object intended, By
| / d Freer, Bazrtta.
| No. 6IT.-Braid Work. by blind woman,
Mrs Young. well worthy of notice
| Nos. 658 and 659.-Medley Pictures. by Mrs
| NV Goodrich Braceville. consisting of heads of
| distinguished persons with great variety of
character. and scenery of various kind, making
| in al 3 very pretty picture. The COMMITTEES
| have awarded one dollar.
Nos 632 and 693.-Leather work frame, by
| Miss Celia Yale, Braceville, well executed and
\ making very neat picture frame.
| No. 70J-DiaphEaghn Filter. exhibited by
| c VanGO-der,-a reliable and convenient
means of purifying water or other dulds- Pre-
nInm SOC.
| No. 7O5.- PenciIing, by Mrs JuDot Trow-
bridge. Fowler well execu;ed and very neat
Another spesiren not numbered even better
| than the above.
| No. 7S7.-Basket of Pressed Flowers, BY
| Miss Maria Harmon. set in a frame made from
the cones of pine. Altogether a very neat con-
| tributon it was accompanied by four others
not as large but of similar work, and among ths
| finest specimens Of ornamental work presented
4 Cononoiitpe ayar the ..OhiO Farmer.
| No. 7T5.-TeleSco2ic view of the moon magni-
| fed, forty times. pencil drawing BY Walter
Dean, Lordstown, very neatly executed and
worthy Of Diploma
! No. TSS. Embroidered SkIrt.-WOrk by Mrs
Roswell Lee, Pennington. well done, and only
required to be well hOoped to make an aPP~ar-
ance Diploma.
! No. Si4. Jewelry Box-quite neat article,
by Miss Susan Elder. Warren,
| No. S6l.-OttOman, very nicely executed;
and the Committee award one dollar, by Miss .
| u Sackett Warren
No. I67. Ottoman.-Award a Diploma.-
| Mrs p Reed. Warren.
| No. $50. Three Lamp Mats-Diploma. Miss
| G II Sackett, Warren
| No. S63.-Palace work, by Mrs Anderson, OF
| Vienna. A neat box of leather. work xvn exc
cuted Prem. Soc.
! No. s9I.-SpeeiInen Of Ernbroidsrv,. BY NJ
J Hutchins, Warren, very well exesuseti-Dip-
Iona.
No. 9l6.-Embroidered Dress. very neat, by
Mrs E Williams. Greene.-Dipbma:
No. 93l.-Neede case, quite eFsdi!nbie to the
maker. by Mrs B Jones, HarsS'nf.
/ No S16.-Fancy work case. T1Iite a-neaf pas--
tern by Mrs S Ingraham. Bgacsy'Ae.
Nos. 966 to 976.-PaintsnEs by Mrs A s.
Robbins. A fine variety os landscapes IN OILS
The Committee cannut taks room to speak par
ticularly of each piece, but feel. baEnd to szy=
I fe-,t-f -
of the exhibition st Floral Hall KfemSanf'
$500. ,sS
Beaman, of Gustavus, very neatly done Tor
which Diploma is awar6ed
No. lOs7-Ieaiher work frame aad dSzxing-
by Mrs : Beanp1. very neatly execaeed,a aio
, does credit TO the exhibitor.
, No. 1901. California Cypress, quite acurIosI-
tv, and plant that sttracts masIeaitentiaa' oy
E. D. Cadv, Bazetta-
No 1908 A iull rigg"d mins7rrc shiP' an
: object of much attraction, the coInnsittee award
Ohio Cultivator Amasa Hoyt, WarSen.
Ms. Wentz. Paintings Ms Sars l. Wentz.
exhibited several beautiful landscapes ID oiA
| colo-s. to which the COMMITTEES award the
Ohio Cultivator, as premium. -,
Ma. Joay CRAwEoRD's PMSrINGs|-Ir.
Crawf,-d's studio furnished oil paintings. soih
of figures and landscapes, BESIDES several wnishi
were exhibited by Of her persons now owniay-
them. The albvnical figure Of Spring. thT
"NaIonna." and the head Of Christ. were pecu-
Iiar!v worthy of mention. Premium 2'DO
Birds made of feathers. helped very much to
beantifv Floral Hall. Exhibited by B. n.
, Robbins.
CASE of wax flowers, very neat. and yalua-
HE mart in the exhibition in Floral Hall
PTcruuEs. presented by Mrs. Freeman, added
much to the interest of the exhibition.
C ISEsE UMBRELLA. quite curiosity.
| PArSTIyGs, presented by Mrs. Kennedy OF Ia
: zctta, well worthy of notice.
; Snscimens of Water Color Paintings. a Bo-
; Quot OF Flowers, quite creiitab.e to the execu-
Three Pictures of pressed Forest leaves, ar
ranged very tsstily, and very crediiabie 10 the
2 maker.
Everyreen Tree. t.ined with vases of flowers.
, by Mrs Grail was among the prettiest arrange
neut of flowers, and should be awarded pre-
MUM. If in the power OF the Committee 10 do
3 SO.
. Landscape Painting. presented oy Mrs Geo.
Adams. vefy pretty, and doing much credit to
the executor.
> Specimen of Bonnets, by Ms. Aesssr and
{ Mrs King of Warren.
I Several of the above articles were not entered
in eoupetit;or and the Committee IN some H.
: stances canno; learn the name OF the exhiottor
{ to whom the Society IS indebted:
a Worsted Quilts, made in l7S5, hy Mrs. Stowe.
\ another of r. f Stowe, Esq The quill was
: made from the wool and the worst combs used
by her for combing the wool, were exhibited
: with the quill.
: Diaper, ma lie also by Ms Stowe, at 10 years
of are in I79i all of which was very nicely ex-
ecuted. quite as creditable to the maker a. the
o Sortays and Mariposas of the present age.
: No. 743, Bullet Moles used IN the days OF the
| American Revolution. Exhibited by r T.
:. Stowe.
No. IA, First plaw share used in Johnston.
c al old settler thai attracted much attention, ana
o WAS much respected for its good deeds IN eaIlS
times. but now holding very low comparative
r,lre among the numerous specimens surround-
ing it. Exhibited by J. D. Bradley Johnston.
Specimens OF carpets and Rugs, from the
store of NJ .ssrs Parks & Wentz. ht 10 grace inc
floor of any rarlor in the county. They added
! much to the exhibition.
Longstroths' Bee hive and fixtures. Evldsnt-
IL the best arrangement fur the Seeping 0i beT,
p ever on exhibition in our county, and wen
/, worthy the tatronage Of every farmer. book
= describing the habits and working OF the bee
i offered in connection with it, which must DC
y, very valuable To every one engaged IN tne ousi-
(. ness. N,
without eoloring. A series Of life size portraits
Ia Of the most striking fidelity and instantly rec
: ognized by the a=quaintanee OF the persons
hus delintaied. The Exhibition OF photographs
, by these gentlemen shows that they carry their
:, art TO perfection which NAV challenge eonpe-
: titiOn in any quarter.
= A Certificate of Edward Spear. father OF Hon.
|, Edw'd. Spear OF Warren. of Membership OF the
: Society Of the Cincinnati. instituted By The or
" ficers Of the American Revolution IN lhe year
:: I7s3. signed hy George Washington. President
of the Society. was also am0ng the curiusltlrs
.. having historic interest which attracted th'
- | Conmittes'S attention.