The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.

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A Hay Fork was on exhibition and the Commits
tee speak highly of its merits.
Ladies' Department.
The Committee report as follows:
Mrs Blanchard, Mixed Flannel, LIST pr So 90
Gilbert Vincent, White Flannel LIST pr 3 90
| w Carpenter, Tow Cloth, LIST prein 90
NJ Linsey Ladies Stockings LIST prem SO
G B Wright, Quilt, LIST prem 2 90
Miss NJ Murphy Quilt I'd prem l 90
Mrs Nj Linsley, Childs Dress lst prem rec so
NJ Linsey, Rug, LIST prem 90
] G Vincent, Rug Cd prem rec l 90
Miss Jennie Fowler Undersleeves lst prem SO
Miss II NJ Perkins, U ndersleeves. I'd prem rec 25
Mrs <. Clark, Gents Slippers LIST prem so
F Clark, Gents Slippers Cd prem rec 25
SKingman, OttermGn, lst prem so
+ Clark Ladies Carpetbag, LIST pr rec 1 90
Clark Grass Boguet LIST prem rec 50
N McCommons, Leather work, LIST pr rec SO
Kingman, Gone Frame LIST prem rec so
Mrs Gilbert, Tidy, let prem So
d B Benedict, afghan Tidy, lst prem rec so
t Farrar, Rustic Basket, LIST prem rec SO
+ Clark, Farmers Wreath, LIST prem SO
| Clark. Wax Flowers LIST prem rec so
Miss L Blss, Boquet Flowers, prem rec l 90
Miss Harrison, Hair Wreath, prem rec SO
II I} Hinsdale, Flat Boquet, ID prem rec so
Mrs M Leland Gents Shirt, list prem so
A Tidy brought by Mrs Daniel Benedict was
justly entitled to the first premium, but through
mistake it was not entered.
spread brought by Mrs. E. G.. Brown would
have been entitled to a premium, had it been
brought 20 as to have been entered in time.
Several pictures and specimens of birds, &c.
brought by Mrs. l. F. Clark were highly cons
mendabIe, and would have been entitled to pres
MUM had there been any to offer for such work
No premiums were offered for Machine work,
and the Committee would recomend that hereaf,
kap he off for INV
Sewing and Knitting Machines, as well as with
the needle,
Butter & Cheese.
The Committee on Butter Cheese and Flour
beg leave to make theifolowng report there WEI
on exhibition eight specimens of Cheese all very
good, and it was with considerable difficulty that
your Committee could agree upon decision but
the result terminated as follows;
Mrs P Yaw, Cheese, LIST prem co
P Yaw. I'd prem, Country Gentleman
M Linsley, year old Cheese, lst prem 9 90
Taylor, ID prem, Wisconsin Farmer
Butter.
There was on exhibition nine specimens all first
rate, but inasmuch as your Committee was
compelled to decide we have agreed upon the fol.
lowing verdict:
Mrs A Basinger, LIST prem 90
Dodge, Roll Butter, LIST prem 2 90
No II being the only specimen that fully COM
piled with the rules of the Society in givinga writ
ten statement of the process of manufacturing.
Mrs Dugan, ID prem, Wisconsin Farmer
R Chapman, Flour, the only specimen exhibit
tion and being a superior quality in the judg-
ment of your committee, is entitled to the first
premium, Rural New Yorker.
Ii. S. THORP, Chairman.
Horticultural and Garden Products.l
The Committee on Horticulture beg leave to re-
port the following premiums:
C NJ Fowler. Winter apples Sour, LIST pr 81 90
Lewis Dedemar ID prem, Am Agrcuturst
L Woodwork, winter apples Sweet LIST pr . 90
L Woodwork, fall apples LIST prem l 90
Thomas Rowland, best and greatest variety
of Apples named, LIST prem 90
G NJ Fowler, I'd prem Wis Farmer
L Woodwork. 10 or more, LIST prem so
E Phillips Peaches, lst prem so
Hinsdsle, Grapes (green house, lst pr l so
The above grapes are hot house culture and the
Committee would recommend that hereafter dis
tinction be made between hot house and open cul.
ture.
L Woodwork Sweet Potatoes, LIST prem Coun-
try Gent
Woodwork, Cabbage 1st prem 50
w Kingman, Potatoes, Ist prem l 90
II s Blanchard, Potatoes. ID prem so
E w Kingman, garden Beets, lst prem SO
G NJ Fowler, Carrots lst prem SO
Rchtmyre, field Beets. st prem so
Thomas Rowland, Squash, lst prem SO
w Kingnan. Onions, LIST prem so
II Hinsdale French Turnip LIST prem 50
Thos Rowland, greatest no Pears LIST prem 90
L Gilbert, Pears. I'd prem Am Agricu lturist
WOODWORTH, Chairman.
Report of Committee on Paintings, &c
| Your Committee Oh Paintings, Daguerreotypes,
Ambrotypes and Photographs, report as follows
| w Truesdell, sample Photographs, Ist pr 81 co:
Mrs McCommons, sample Crayon painting,
| LIST prem so
| Miss l. Fisk sample Pencil Drawing LIST DR. l 90
Miss Keep, sample Oil Painting lst prem l 90
Mrs McCommOns, sample Drawing ID Or so
| F Clark, sample Pastelle Painting list Or so
| + Clark sample Grecian Painting LIST pr so
Clark, sample Italian Painting LIST DR. so
| Clark, sample original Painting, LIST pr so
| The display of pictures was very ine and all
well executed, but there was very little competis
| ton, being some exceptions in one or two cases
Miss ANNE E. CULvRR)
Mrs, j. L. FARRAR, judges
Mr.. WIN. II. SMITH
Grain
The Committee on Grain beg leave to report az
| follows
Chapman. Spring Wheat, LIST prem 81 90
T Getting, Spring Wheat I'd prem 20