Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

of dalbias, pinks, and semblancos Of other
delicate flowers, and in each corner re-
lieved by bunchcs of grapes and other
fruits.
This beautiful piece Of needle work
was the labor Of young miss OF sixteen
years-M4s Eva Dumas who also contrl-
tuted other specimens Of her handi-
work
Time and space would fail us if We
undertook to give minute descriptions OF
the many articles that strike IA a both
u-cful and beautiful. Every variety of
household enterprise seems to be fully
presented and not least in the list
luxurious living comes the various com
pounle of -four, su n bread, cake,
crac sers, al Of which hud Contestants Tor
notice and most Of them deserve pre-
miums, but we must leave record OF The
virtues and peculiar exeelleneiea Of this
class for a special report from tho rare
ombinatian OF perfection IN wouanhood
that make up the committee q examina-
tion into tho merits Of this branch Of
hou-eholi felicity
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Next came 4 wreath Il flower. made
from conlbra wursted. which Wa. beaut
ful-une of the incest pieces IF handi
work in the hall, but we failed tn take
the name Of the one v no made it.
Near this was good specimen Of pen
manship aud pel-draviug 10y II. 5. Dun
lap. Rutland then followed nice speci-
mems Of Monochrome painting by Mrs. +
l.. Haynes, Rutland,
exhibiting good taste was exhibited h,
Miss Louie Z. Brd~ail, then came mic.
neagl,vorl, hv Mr. B !. Fi.kc. aud pen
Cling by Miss Jennie Palmer, W,.lling
ford.
Then followed a -glenlid slow case OF
parfnncrr and toilet articles together
with = rack of canes aud umbrellas. al-o
willow work. etc. contributed by DR.. +.
A Pond of thi. place.
This brings u. the fruit department.
which we will briefly describe. 0. B.
Hadwin. Dandy. had 10 varieties of APP
pies, A. u. Smith Of the same town had s
varieties If mars and , Of cranes, the
Isrslla. Dra.ut amber. and Delaware
G C. Uold.n nj Shrcwshurv. had 5.sxa
rieties of pears and d p. Eddy of Claren-
don had 2 var,e,ias Jona. Wilder ri
West Ruoart exhibited sixtceu, choice
v.r;ot;.s of nesr. b;s snoc;,,ar. ~ pr
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,ra vorr fs,e-uonv of tbs othe-o aro =,
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cour-e not in oorlition 10 test their oual;-
tias On III. whole thew made enc
show.
T. T.. UoIde, had eleven v,rianrs Of
grapes. and Gen w Y Riplev. IF Rnt-
land had fonr varieties raised under glass.
and also exhibited pndor GLASS
r Wilder of Run.r, ovbihits SIXTEEN
varieties of granoa Among them we no.
tice the Dracut amber, Delaware. Hart
ford and C,rrord. nice specimen- %
nerfect frpit Hi. Adirondao Originated
no R.dlav - pt,tt.bnrgb n vi heinz
The only specimen of that variety We no.
riced on exhibition. and from appear.
ances, should Judge them variety worth
the attention of grape growers.
James NJ KetohuIn, OF Sudbury, former
president Of the society, haa contributed
hi- unusually excellent supply Of varie-
tie- of apples, pears, plums, and grapes.
which We shall take pleasure in noticing
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