Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-10-23

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best cured ham, 81 90. Miss Maggie Flanagan
for best jar fancy pickels, soc. Mrs. David
DreSsler for best dried beef with mode of
curing, S 90. e
Glass, No. 2O.-Mr. Savage for best satinet
and Cashmere, Dip. Mis-, Mary Hartshorn for
best piece cloth, 81 90. Miss Mary Hartshorn
for best blanket, 81 90. Miss Jane Hartshorn
for WOODEN carpet, 90. Mrs. Matthew Reed
for best rag carpet, Sl,00. Miss Jemimah
Reed for best rag carpet cotton chain, 81 90.
Miss Louisa Reed for best crochet work. soc.
Miss Martha Bloom Tor best wooden mitts, soc.
Miss Stewart Reed for best stockings, soc.
Miss Emma Rheems for best stockings, soc.
Mrs. Rachal Reed for best chidrens stockings,
Dip. Miss Caroline Bloom for one pair stock
lngs knit by herself when under u years of
age, soc. Miss Elizabeth Mitchell / pair
stockings. Dip. Mrs. Matthew Reed for pair
doable yarn stockings, Dip. Miss Amelia
Rynder for best tidy, SOC. Miss Florance
Graham for silk quilt, Dip. Mrs. David Dress
Ter for pair cotton stockings, Dip. Mrs. IL.
w. Park for best counter-pane, Dip. Miss
Amelia Rynder for l Infant shawl, Dip. Miss
Ellen Kratzer for ] zepher sontag.
Class 2l.-Miss Jane Mccullough for silk
mbroideredvest, dip. Miss Jane Mccullough
for embroidered muslin dress, 80 c. Miss II,
w. Spackman for best emb. collar. dip. Mrs.
Amelia NJ 'Enally for best emb. skirt, diploma.
Miss Amelia Rynder for best emb'd kerchief,
dip. Miss Mary Birchfield for emb'd collar,
dip. Mrs. Hannah Evans for embroidery by
herself at 81 years of age, dip. Miss Isabella
Mitchell for emb'd skirt, diploma. Miss Anna
Mills for embroidery by herself, being under
II years of age, SO C. Miss Mary B. NJ M'Murray
Tor best Ottoman cover, 80 C. Miss Mary B.
MMurray for Shell work Rocking chair, Dip
Miss Mary B. M'Murray for moss cottage, Dip.
Miss Matilda A. M'Murray for Hair-work bas-
ket, dip. Miss Sophie NJ Leod for best work
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plea, dip. Mrs Henrietta Welch for worsted
lamp matt, dip. Miss Louisa Morgan for emb
pin cushion, dip. Miss Olive Alexander for
crotchet shawl, dip. Miss Maggie F Flanigap
for tissue basket, dip. Miss Maggie Hartman
for chrystaized basket, dip. Mr. John Moady
for table ornament, dip. Mrs Grams Tor
photographed cup and saucer, dip. Mrs w +
Beck for shell work, dip. Miss Florence Lev
ermore for M oss farm house, dip. Miss Emma
Jones for cone-work cornia copia, dip. Miss
Suzy M'Leod for crotehet matt dip.
Class 22.-Miss Jennie Mitchell for bon
net, 81 90.
Glass 23.-Miss Sophie M'Leod for best col
ored crayon, dip. L. ]. Grams for best pen
manship, diploma.
Glass 25.-Geo G Passmore for best horse
shoeing, 81. Elsbecker for best horse shoes
81. ID Peoples for best chains and nails,
dip. Summerield illegal for best screw plate
81. VIM Wallace for best ironing harness
dip. E Fenton best knitting machine, dip.
Glass 26.-G r Barrett for best family car
riage (not made in COY dip. Henry f Snyder
for best buggy made in county, SO. William
Spackman for best lumber sled, 50. VIM Full
lerton for best l-horse sled, dip. Daniel Bal
ley for best farm wagon, S4.
Glass No 27-Jacob Irwin for one churn, dip
Glass No. % George Thorn for best panel
door ST ,O0 Mills Spackman K Co., for win
dow sash 81 90. Frank Penney for lot of bas-
kets 81 90.
Class No. 29-Wm. E. Grams for best four
stalks celery, diploma. Hiram Woodward for
best six heads of cabbage so cents. Fenton x
Spencer for best table potatoes so cts. Wm.
P. Beck for best beans SO cts. Elijah Nc
Dowell for best beets so cts. Mrs. Wm Nc
Cullough for best Squashes so cts.
Glass No. 30-Henry Snyder for best single
harness $500. John Mcpherson for best dis
play of leather 90. John Mcpherson for
best finished harness 81 90. --Wm. Wallace for
tanned'buclskin, diploma. Wm. Wallace for
Glass No. 81 Mrs. Benjamin Spackman for
best boys coat 81 90.
Glass No. 32-Messrs. Geo. B. GoodIander
& Co., for best specimens Of printing (no COM
petite on) diploma.
Glass No. 33-Philip c. Hiescy for best
brick 81 90.
Glass No. 34-Miss NJ. E. illegal for best
hard soap 800. Mrs. Mathew Reed for best
candles s 90. John writing ink 81.
Mrs. g. r. Barrett for best specimen of vine
gar 81 90.
Glass No. 36-James Burchfed for best
specimen OF fire clay 81 90. Jordan Reed for
best specimen of btuminus coal, diploma.
Class No. 37-George Thorn for greatest
variety of apples $500. E. Irwin 4 Sons for
best peck of apples, Barry's Fruit Garden.
DR.. R.V. Wilson for best pears. diploma. Mrs
j. I. Leonard for best specimen of foreign
grapes, Barry's Fruit Garden. DR.. K. V. Will
son for best specimen OF American grapes.
Barry's Fruit Garden. John A. Reed for best
Seeding grape so cts. Hon. William Bigler
for best specimen of straw berries, diploma.
Glass No. 3S-Diplomas were awarded to the
persons: Miss Anna l.. kilch for
horsemanshp Samuel Houston for horse
manship; Gilbert Tozer for drum manufac-
tured in the county,; Clearfield Rifle Martial
Band; W Washington Cadet Brass Band.
Glass No. 39-John d. Wright for best nur-
sery $500.
Glass No. 40-Diplomas were awarded TO the
persons Miss Henrietta Irwin for
best display and greatest variety of flowers
Samuel Rheams for best cactus; Miss NJ. B.
M McMurry for best display OF floral ornaments
Miss Malissa Irwin for best hand boquet; Miss
Henrietta Welch for best variety of dahIias.
Class No. 41-Diplomas were awarded to
the following persons: Samuel Rheams for
cage and birds; Frank Larrmore for turtle
dove K. E. Shaw for one pheasant; Martin
A. Nicholas for two trout.
Class, No. 42.-Mrs. E. P. Jones for best
domestic wine, 81 90. Mrs. E. P. Jones for
best elder blossom wine, Dip. Mrs. E. p.
Jones for best apple wine, Dip. Mrs. L. q.
Snyder for black berry wine, Dip. Mrs. A. G.
Finney tor ourrant wine. Dip. Mrs. S. Mitch
I'll for rasberry wine, Dip. Mrs. VIM. L.
Moore for grape wine, Dip. Many other spe-
,imens of wine were examined and found to
De highly creditabe to the exhibitors
The committee have made the above awards
rom the reports made by the Judges. which