The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-03
PICTURES AND FLOWERS

The most OF these had been made within
few weeks previous to the Fair, and added
much to the display 10 the Hall.
Two splendid vegetable wroaths, gotten
up at considerable expense, by Miss Ellen
G. Shepard aud Mrs Marion woodworth
First premium awarded to Miss Shepard
I'd, 10 Mrs. Woodworth.
| A beautiful tair wreath, surrounding the
photograph of the fair owner, Miss Alice
TIllotson--lst premium.
oil paintings from tho brush Of Miss
Josephine Smith, show artistic skill, and are
works of meri, and worth, she having been
offered handsome sum for of them
medloys, by Mrs. X. b. Du,ton, Trum-
bull, ono of thom steel, the other colored--
lst premium.
Bread baske:--nice thing Carrie Loomis
let premium.
Dew plant, Harriet Miller.
Beautiful boquet Of dablias, (1at) Mrs.
E. Valentino.
Worsted flowers, Maria Il MiIlor.
Penmanship, Lottie + Leonard.
From the factory of F. j. Smith. ye had
q fine lot of English Dairy cbeose-lst pre-.
MUM. Also small Englsh-2d premium.
l.. j. Randall, from factory in Moptyile
exhibited small English and common-lst
premium on both.
Mrs. Enos WarDer-2E premium on com.
mon cheese, lst premium on butter. Mrs.
W. w. Warner-2d premium on butter.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Best stockings,several pairs, Mrs. Tbeodocla
! Baldwin.
Best 10 yards white flannel, Mrs. Daniel
Barrett. -.
I'd best 10 yards white flannel, also 3 pairs
| wOOipn mi.tona wnolan snnls
thread, stocking yarn, &c, Mrs. IL. S.
Best 10 yards colored flannel, Mrs. c. NJ.
Scott.
Best coverlet, Mrs. II E. Weatherwax, Ash.
tabuls; I'd best, Mrs. 7. A. Bachelor,
Montville.
Best patchwork quilt, Mrs s. Jones. I'd
best. also I'd best rag carpet, Mrs. G. S.
Bradley, TrumbulI.
Best pair wors:ed mittens, Mrs T. D. Ladd,
Clardon. ..
Best rag carpet, Mrs. A. A. Spafford.
Best diaper linenand thread. Mrs L S. Foot.
Best 2 pairs fur gloves, }. Quiggle, Hamb-
6en. ....
Best 8 feeces Of wool. II. Spufford.
Eutries Of domestic wines-5lack berry
currant and grape-were made in this ella ss
by II. Hubert and s. c. Powers, but q OF
properly examined by tho committee.
EMBROIDERY.
Best tattin collar, Miss Sarah 1illotson.
I'd best collar, Mrs 7. ID. Ladd Caridon.
Best tidy, E. l.. Gaines, Huntsburph.
Best shell work basket, box, frame and
toilet spread, Mrs. Frank Goodrich, Gen
eva.
Nice and fancy straw braids, Mrs Kibbee.
Beat braided skirt, Miss Louisa Mathews
Best scarf, handkerchief, card basket, rem.
rant Of China teas, 3 of ono size, 2 Of an.
other, and inkstand, Mrs. II. Spafford.
Best plate of trnkets. Miss Abby Spafford
Best crochet shawl, Miss E. A. Carpen ter.
Best boquot of flowers with bird, &c. and
pncushion, Miss Sarah Fox, MontvilIe.
COOKERY.
Best broad. biscuit, canned fruit and lard
Mrs. E. Warner.
Best pies and jell cake, Miss Louisa
! Mathews.
Best maple sugar. F. Green, Montville.
Best honey and I'd best sugar, E. Valen.iu ne
Leroy.
Best SUI gar from sorghum, VIM. H. Stocking
Best maple moiusses, Mrs. N. Garis.
Best tanners work, W. A. Moore, Freedom
I'd best, l.. A. Robertson.
Bess spIint' bottom chairs, Isaiah Pbo;ps
Leroy. '''f
u wagon hayrick, W. H. Stocking.
Best broom, Loyal Tillotsor.
Bste washing machine and wrinper, "Cbam.
pion," VIM. Witter, Chardon.
In submitting this report, we feel tbat
success has attended the effort to sustain q
Township Agricultural Society beyo the
most sanguine expectations of its friends
and We would say that the understanding
expressed by some from abroad, that we
do not expect to try again, is q mistake,
for tho Society intend to exhibit next fall,
under new canvass, 120 feet long by 40 fee,
wide. Don forget tho Worlds Fair,
F. NJ. LEONARD, Secretary.
Thompson, Oct. 2S, 1865.