Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

Two horse carriage, Z wisell, Warren 90
one horse carriage, do do dos 90
Cooking stove, Jameson & Wheeler. do S9
Sewing Machine, Miss \ Boyd, warren TS ]"
.....--- DiDlOma
Washing machine, W S Crawford. Diploma
DISCRETIONARY.
Coffee and sugar bin, W B Porter, War
Diploma
Til ware and stove furniture, Jameson q
Bro6ms. HP"Tanre Rrocsrfie 90
Brick, James Forbis, OO
Portable fence, u G Casterline, Bazetta--.I 90
In this department Mr. VIM Reeves ofHow-
specimens OF flag stone.
Comnlaee-Walter King, Joseph Pierce,
Class 1G--CabInet Ware.
Bureau, Truesden & Townsend, warren.-2 90
ssoa@R, do DO 40 do g g
Stand, do do do dol 90
OonlHuMee@Daniel Reel, VIM Williams,
Henry Shaffer.
Class I5-Unclassed & Fancy Articles.
Crayon picture, Miss d Benton, Mecca..-I 90
Memory picture, Miss Rosa l. Munson Cham
Hair flowers, Miss Maggie Love, Howiapdi 90
Medley picture, Mrs II Harsh, WarrenS..I 90
Wax flowers, Mrs Bell GreenOugh, do %
Leather work, Mrs s ID Johnson, Newton = 90
Millinery work, NJ . MeSser, W~arren......I 90
Besides the articles judged worthy of pre-
NUNS there was quite u variety Of miscel-
laneous articles, as 10 the competing worth
Of which 1t was difficult todecide between.
Some OF the most meritoriOus articles were
not entered for Premiums, being placed in
the Hall only for its adornment. an to en-
nance the interest of the place. We would
like to make favorable mention of the fol-
lowing, as having been praiseworthy con-
tributors 10 the Floral Hall:
Miss NJ. Love, Rowland, Crayon Landscape
aad Oil Painting.
Mrs A c Tilden, of windham, Ornament
al Basket, letting Collar, sc.
Paintings.
Fitch, Warren, Work Box and orna-
mented Cane.
Mrs. Humphrey Harsh, Warren, three
medley pictures.
Mrs. Bell Greenough, Warren, Wax Cross.
Miss Minnie SOule, Warren, Wax Flowers.
Reuben Bell, Warren, chronological BustS.
Miss Sada MeCOmbs, Champion, and Miss
Maria Mcconnell, Warren. wreaths of Worst
ed Flower.
Mrs. L D johnson, of Newton, Gourd Flow
ers in n frame of Leather Work; also Moss
Flowers.
Mrs. I,Ratlif, Rowland, three pictures.
Mrs. Eels, Warren, a collection OF Engrav-
Miss o NJ Luke. Warren, ottoman and
BOquets.
Mrs, d Gibbons, Warren, beautiful Bo-
quet Of Natural Flowers.
Curtis & Smith, Warren, Marble Columns,
Granting, dark n light.
DR.. Manning. from Youngstown Nursery, a
collection Of House Plants, BOquets, &c.
John Blythe, of Warren, several ingenious
and beautiful specimens Of Wood Carving.
Mrs B F Hoffman, Warren, Bead and
WorSted work.
Miss Lottie Sackett, Warren, wreath Of
Wax Flowers, n an OH Painting of a scene
on the Rhine.
Charles Hecklinger. Warren, a collection
of stuffed birds.
Tyler, of Warren, assortment of fire
arms.
Mn Glider, Warren, Picture Frame made
of sawed Butternuts.
FA Clark, Warren, Statuary, Vases, Bead
Baskets, &c.
John Anderson, Warren, Moss Picture of
Moro Castle.
MIR smith, of Meadville Commercial Col
lege, several fine Specimens Of P~enmanship,
Ewalt, of Rowland, Handsome Speci-
mems of Pen Drawing and P~enmanShip.
AZ Brooks, Warren, Portraits and Draw
ings in India Ink.
&c Crawford, Warren, Portraits and Fan.
Sketches.
w b King, Warren, Large Floral Album.
MeSSrs Brooks & Potter, Photographs of all
the Members of the Erie Annual Conference,
alsOa humble Of individual likeneSSes.
Tyrrell & Dodd, Warren, a collections of life
like and pleasing Photographs.
In addition TO this list, there were articles
left on show by persons whose names the
committee were unable to learn.
WIN RITEZEL.
MRS W STULL,
MIS LIZZIE BALDWIN,
Committee.
The above premiums i'll be promptly paid
the Treasurer, \ d Webb, Esq, at his Of
on Mail Street.
HF AUSTIN, Secretary.
d. HARRINGTON, President.