The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-16
- c,.,v Fair-ConcIuded.

conclusion of our ccount another week. as ~
great object has been TO aid the Society anu X
it the prominence which we believe II shou "1
among the institutions of the county anu :"
courage and incite all our friends 10 10 'hoi Oo'
to make the Society useful and It's airs a'iao'
i've we have given more space perhaps 70 Uni
not+or ,ban acme of our readers may tblDk IL de
aor,,os We commence where we LETT OH tW'
weeks since
LADIES DEPARTMENT-79 ENTRIES
a., the number of entries it will be seen that the
" ladies did their share pretty well towards making
q the Fair attractive, Throughout the Hall the
products of their skill and taste were objects oil
the greatest attraction. Throughout the Jay a.
admirng throng surrounded the table,
Mrs. j. NJ. Leland, the wife of the worthy oec :
rotary of the society, had quite collection OF ar
ticles on exhibition. Two bedqullts that elici'eu
much admiration-also pretty lamp mat, Knit
tidy and beautiful hearth rug, which took
frat premium also pair of mems WOODEN NIT
tens.
: Mrs IsabeUa Robertson, of Somers, also had on
exhibition very pretty bedquilt that we thought
deserved premiumi also some very pretty en-
brordery,
Mrs. E. Hall OF Salem, exhibited Ladys satch'
alto which the Committee recommended premi>
nm also a pair of Ladies stockings, which took
I'd premium
Mrs. NJ. Linsley, had most beautiful boquet
of grasses that not only attracted the attention OF
| everybody but took prem also crochet baby s
hood very pretty and comfortable
Miss Hattie Joslyn, exhi bted a very pretty bed>
quilt; also a knit tidy of very beautiful pattern,
and specimens of embroidery.
Mrs. A f. Cofeen, had on exhibition a very
pretty rug that took I'd prem
| Mrs Nichols over 60 years OF age exhibited
very beautiful hearth rug made entirely OF Varie.
GUS colored rags. This rug seems to have escap-
ed the notice of the committee.
Miss Mary A. Higgins of Bristol, had several
articles on exhibition, all worthy of note DO
| ouet of feather flowers took a first prem, Lady
Collar, knit tidy and case of Leather work to
which the com. recommended a prem
Mrs. j, w. Taylor, of Bristol exhibited Zine
counterpane, pair of Lady's WOODEN and pair
cotton stockings, which received first prem
| Mrs. J, p, Bishop, of Paris, exhibited piece OF
homemade flannel worthy prem; pr OF men s
wooden mittens which took a prem.
/ Miss X. j. Bliss, Salem, exhibited very pretty
lamp mat.
Mrs. s. A. Didama, had skein of woollen yarn
of excellent quality.
Mary Burkhyte, Salem, had exhibition a
gents shirt,of excelent.make, and an embroidered
skirt, very pretty, a ladys collar and emoroldN
| cry.
Mrs Clement, exhibited pr Of Ladies stock~
ings Or mems socks and mems wooden mittens
Mrs Richards had GU exhibition a pr women's
stockings mems socks and bed quilt OF beautlr
ful pattern
Mrs d. b, Pike exhibited two pieces of home
made carpeting both OF which took premium
Mrs E, w. Kingman, exhibited a bedqut OF
ingenious workmanship, and very ornamental in
appearance, the flowers on it being raised.
Mrs E. Hall, exhibited.a skein of wooden yarn
took first prem also specimen of Needle work,
and Needle book worthy OF prem.
Mrs. M. A. Watson, exhibited Ladies collar
and embroidery of fine workmanship, to
the first of which was awarded first premium.
Mrs, Farrar exhibited a white knit counterpart,
of very fine workmanship, which took the first
prem.
! Miss E Thorp, had on exhibition couple OF
pretty lamp mats
d Miss l.. r. Bourne exhibited a worked handker'
chief-very pretty-whch took prem
Mrs. G. Nixon exhibited bedquilt of mucf
beauty which took I'd prem.
Mrs. NJ. IL. Hustled had exhibition 70 yds'
home made carpet of superior quality,
/ Mrs. ellis of Paris, also had specimen OF nome
/ made carpet. -
i Mrs d. Cass exhibited bed quilt of unique
nattern also pair of womens stockings.
Mrs. S. f.. Tarbell exhibited piece of 80 yds.
home made flannel of fine texture.
Mrs. L. Booth, 20 yds home made carpet-pret-
ty pattern and well made
Mrs. L. Dutton, exhibited a counterpane that
took I'd prem; also pair of mems socks
Miss Louisa Dutton, ladies collar and rug
of more than ordinary beauty.
Mrs T. b. Pike had on exhlb ltion Il yds home
}, made flannel.
Miss Anna Culver exhibited very fine kni
tidy that took premium; also speciman OF en-
brodery very pretty.
Miss Theodosia Smith exhibited very pretty
lamp mat that took prem.
Mrs j. d. Benedict, pair Of WOODEN mittens,
and a skein of WOODEN yarn
Mrs c. Briggs of this city had on exhibition
pair of embroidered foot stoCls also case
Millinery and Ladies Cloak5; also specimens c
@ worsted work. Mrs, Briggs highly commend
e ed by the commitsee both for her public splrl
l. and the excellence Of the articles exhibited,
e Mrs. M. Kingman had on exhibition pair g
4 gents shirts of fine workmanship, which took
prem.
3 Mrs, Carrier exhibited 25 yds. OF very superio
home made carpet.
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