Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-25
NO. O.s.-FRUITs.

NO. 3.-FRUITs.
 best Grapes. c. Gaylord, $l second do Frank Bennett, 5 best sample of Grapes. A. N. Gaylord,
 second do Frank Bennett, 5' best variety Pears, Frank Bennett, l
 second do John Waters, 5( best plate of Peaches, W. B. Green, l
 second do G. w. Kellogg, 5( best plate of Plums, M. Straight, l
 second do Henry Jackson, 5( best plate Cranberries, c. s. Gaylord, I
 second do Geo. McMahon, 50 5 best varieties Apples, John Waters, l
 second do Frank Bennett, 50 10 best vas Apples, D. Hungerford,
 second do P. s. Beers, 50 best Fall Apples, A. J. Baldwin, l
 second do D. Huugerford. 50 best Winter Apples. Orra Warner,
 second do Henry Smith, 50 Dwarf Pears, Frank Bennett, l second do c. s. Gaylord, 50 Quiuees, Henry Straigt, i NO. 4.-FLORACULTURE.
 best v. of Flowers, Mrs. A. Barnes, 50 second do Lottie Bennett, 25 Grt v. Dahlias, Mrs. F. G. Bennett, 50 best boquet w. Flowers, Lottie Bennett, 50 second do Euily Thayer, 25 best pyramid Flowers, Mrs. Turner 50 best boqnet, Mrs. c. Ferris, 50 NO. 5.-BREAD, DAIRY PRODUCE
 AND HONEY.
 best Cake, Mrs. E. Hunt, 50 second do Henrietta Cleggit, 25 best Wheat Bread, Mrs. H. Smith, 50 second do Mrs. F. E. Starr, 25 best Rye Bread, Mrs. H. Buckingham, 50 second do Mrs. C. Cole, 25 best Graham Bread Mrs. w. Green, 50 second do Mrs. F. G. Bennett, 25 10 lbs best Butter, Mrs H. Smith, 50 second do Mrs. Amos Hallock, 25 best Cheese Geo. Hopkins, l second do Mrs Clark Hine, 50 best box of Honey, J A. Giddings, 50 second do F. G. Bennett, 25 best Beeswax, F. G. Bennett, 25 NO. 6.-PREsERVES & PICKLES &c best Grape Wine, Dr. St. John, 50 second do F. Hatch, 25 best Blackberry Wine, John Waters, sol second do Decatur Marsh, 25 best Currant Wine, Decatur Marsh,. 50 sccohd do Wm. S. Baldwin, 251 best Preserves, Mrs. K. G. Bennett, l second do Mrs. B. Buckingham, 50 best Pickles, Mrs. S. E. Bostwick, 50 second do Mrs. B. w. Buckingham, 25 best Jelies, Mrs. F. G. Bennett, 50
 NO. 7.-LAD1ES' DEPARTMENT. best exhibition of Mlliner's work,
 Mrs. w. J. Wells, $1 White bed quilts, Mrs. I. B. Gaylord, 1 Ms: Miss En- h es'''nse' 5. Booth, equal merit, l second best pieced quilts, Miss C. Booth, 50 3 pieced quilts, Mrs. Mary Scott, m. 50 best Worstcd work, embroidered
 chairs, Miss Charlotte Turrill, 25 3 chair seats, Miss c. A. Wells, e. m. 25 best embroidery on Cambric Miss
 Eliza k. Jackson, 50j second do Miss Charlotte Bartram, 25 best Tidy, Miss Mary E. Hedden, 25 second do Miss F. Sproul, and Mrs.
 Buckingham, 25 best Fancy Work, one vase of Wax Flowers, decidedly very handsome,
 Miss Susan Nettleton, 50 best oil Painting, Miss NJ. D. Olcott, l second do Mrs. P. E. Barlow, 50 best Crayon Drawing, one piece, Prince
 of Wales, Miss Bessie Tyler, 50 second do Miss Alice Marsh, sol one crayon head of equal merit, also several Pencil drawings, very neatly
 Miss Emily Tbayer, 25 A fine assortment of pressed sea moss, very creditable for Q young lady IA years of age, Miss Eunce Giddings sol By Miss Charlotte B. Bennett, one moss basket and flowers, also a very hand some variety composed of 39 different kinds of wild flowers, arranged with good taste, showing the perseverance of another young Miss of Is years, % best exhibition of Lamp mats, Miss
 Helen Strait, 50 second do Mrs Mansfield & Mrs Green, 25 l also, some others very creditable. Two beautiful pictures in Italian Enamel very neatly executed, Miss H Sherwood, 50 Two Cone frames made by Mrs A. F. Hill, very handsome, the only ones on
 exhibition, 50 Two frames of Leather Work, by Mrs. Clark Hine and Miss Eliza A. Wells, very neatly done and of equal merit, 25 3 varieties of etching very handsome, by Mrs. Davy, the only ones offered 25 One Nubia, by Mrs. Turner, 25 Miss Caroline Ackley one twilight, 25 One shell basket. Miss M E. Sterling, 50 second do Mrs John A. Waters, 25 One picture frame made of different varieties of seeds, by Miss Adeine
 Briggs, good exhibition of patience combined with good taste and perseverance Some very handsome water colored paintings were offered by the young ladies of the Housatonic Institute, which were highly creditable, and contributed much to the beauty of the exhibition.
 A satin pin-cushion handsomely embroidered by Miss Amanda Olcott
 Beautiful exhibition of Hair Work, Mr. W. A. Baldwin, lst premium.
 In looking over the list of articles, many things were found which were brought 'h since the report was made out, some without names, and all of them without numbers, 50 that if there is no Lotice taken Of them, blame cannot be attached to any one.