Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-01

of Blackstone ard Aldrich and lnman of North
bridge also made entries.
HoNENs. ,
First premium of 81 to john CoIbett OF MILFORD
second OF 10 cents to II Siockwell OF upton thiu
of 80 cents TO Hunt of Milford fourth OF OV cents
TO Aldrich of Mendon.
JELLIEs.
The entries quite numerous and quality very
1ne, Mrs Adam Hunt of Milford for apple Jelly 0J
Mis- Hunt Tor grape jelly 80 cents; Mrs T. W M
hey Tor grape jelly so cents; Mrs Gilman 'ol
crab apple jelly 80 cents a / W for cnrl"ll JeA ID
cents,
cATsuPs
Miss 5 y Train for curlant catsnp 30 cents ~ II
ID Is jerks toI currant cstsup % cents MIS- Hoi,
brook Tor tomato casup 81 cents Miss Hattie +
Adams for tomato catsup rs cents.
PRESERVES. -.
Mrs Bemis of Midway ior tomato 5Oci MTE u w
Bliss OF Milford for raspberry Is cents, and Tor pear
90 cents; Mis- Otis Nelson Of Milford for pear q
cents Mrs Catherine lhayer lorarl le 20 Gents 81 r.
Mary Il Dewing for crab apple 20 cents Miss Cush-
man tor tomato ligs 90 cents.
PICKLES.
Mrs Chester w Walker OF Upton for cucumber
70 cents; Mrs Nathan DOy Of Milford for tomato "a
cents
There were some very nice grape and currant
wines by Airs Adams nnd jerks Hunt, sc.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
JonathanC Taylor OF NOrtnbndse, % ior stone
puller.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs
First premium OF 2 % to + Ii COiOurn OF Milford;
second premium OIL Oh to same third premium OF
w TO Darling OF Milford.
STRAW BRAID AND BONNErs.
First premium OF on TO Mrs Il uunt Of Milford
second premium of 80 cents to Mrs Cook OF Aen'
don.
Unfinished Bonnets-S2 to Mrs 5 sanford of Up.
Ion; 90 to Hiss Olive Adams oil BelIingham; 81
cents to Miss NOrcross OF Beiiinsham; 70 cents
TO same
FANCY ARTICLES.
There WAS u large collection OF fancy manulac
tufed articles by the ladies in the Town Han lhe
following premiums were awarded-MIs Winch ard
Kent rs each Mrs Gibson 49, Miss Dewing Isl
fpu
QHiHs-Mss Daupee / 90; Mrs Ellison Qnmby
ana Adams 90 each Mrs Howe and Alexander 70
cents and four others for sums from 60 to 70 cents
each
Mrs a n johnson co. for feather cape and cuffs:
Miss Walker. l 20 Tor Mexican cmbrOideryi hate
Ambrose, 70 cents for needle and crochet work and
twenty others for less sums rom 70 to " cents
each, Tor flannel, embroidery, sc.
Cyayon Drawings -kirst premium of 81 so to Miss
Il N Patrick OF Milford; second OF w to same
hild OF SOC 10 samei fourth OF 25c TO Liberty Stone
OF Milord.
Pasteis-First premium of 81 50 to Miss NJ Park
hurst OF Milford; second OF W to Miss Cora A
Chaplin OF Milford; third OF SOC to 81 a Iait of Mil
tord fourth Of 25c to Miss NJ A farkhurst OF Mil
ford.
Peneilings-First premium of 81 50 to Walter Han.
cock OF Milford, Il wears old; second of 90 to
Miss Wilkinson of Milford; third Of SOC to
Miss Susan fhwing OF Milford; fourth of 25c to
Walter Hancock OF Milford.
The committee specially praise the pencil drawing
of the lad OF II years, which took the first prenl-
UNI, as being drawn from imagination, on reading
Drawings IN Water Coi9rs.-tirst premium of 80
to Frank butcher; second DO, 0O to Miss j "A
Sumner; third do. so cents to Mary \ Read.
OIL PGintings.-first premium OF 50 to Mary A
Read
Penmansdip First premium of 50 to I Brown
OF Milford.
Oriental Paintings -First premium OF l 50 to Mrs
Luba Ihayer of Milford.
PhotOgTaPhS.-tirSt premium of 90 to Wires
of Milford; second premium off, co to Maynard &
Willis OF Milford.
Sunlight PictEres.-First premium of 8 90 to L L
Wines.
| Decentralization of plants, o Underwood and
Il Il Green 81 90. Boquet Of wild flowers, L Shum
way of West Midway 90, and Miss j l. QuImby
| 90. o Underwood, two bouquets, T5c. Mis- & +
| Arnold. ivy and geranium 75c. BoQuet of flowers
l 90 to Mrs Bemis OF West Aledway. Gratuities AZ
| follows for tOwers-Agnes Fisher, soc; Sarah Hol
! brook, soc; TAFT, soc; Sarah w hite, 5Oc anC
| others, 25c each.
| Decorations oftIs Hal-To Mrs II Cutler of II Oils
| ton, So OO Tor capital representation OF a fowe
| cannon; Mrs Ghayer, I5c for oil paintings; join
| McWales, 75c for pitcher one humid ed years Old
| Mrs larkhurst, 75c Tor worsted-work picture; tn
| same, SOC foI steel engrayingsi ) Jones, 75c TO
! crayon drawings Jane Harris, soc for fig tree
| Mrs Battles 5Oc for album quilt; Renmick
| Csc for glass work; Sarah Bowen, 25c for glas
| chariot.
For children's work under fifteen years of age. s.
to j butcher of Milford; 70 cents to Grace Dutch
| er; IS cents to Emma l. Hunt; 80 cents to Emma AL
drich; 80 cents to Eva NOrcrOSs of Bellingham; 81
| gents to Emma Taylor; 10 cents to Maggie Horton
so cents TO Martha Carpenter; and 70 CTS each IL
| seven others.