Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-11-11


horticultural Implements-best OK cart,
Joseph Bemis- made by himself, so years
oil Fryeburg; Cd best do. Alvin Me-
Kr.n. do; also one made by j. Bcmis, rs
,4.,> old 2d best, Alvin McKeen. Frye
lals; best Horse mower, Woods" also
hest Horse Rake. "Bay State" j. s.
W adleigh, Meredith, n. H., agent; best
ox-yokc, Joseph Bemis, Fryeburg.
Stores, &c.,-best stoves. manufacture
cd and sold by james ID. Gibbs. Lowell (;
best variety of tiu.ware, manufactured
and sold by James Gibbs, Lowell.
Leather and rs Manufdctarcs-best
single harness, f. G. Hamblen. Lowell |
pair sewed boots. A. j. Eastman, do.
Drawing best drawing done on drag,
by cattle Z #. and over, Horace Chandler
Chatham. ~ H. I'd best, A. +. Gordon.
Fryeburg; 81 best. Enos Head, Lowell /;
best under fl. II. G.. Walker, Fryeburg !;
I'd best, do. do; Sd best, Noah Smart,
Sweden.
BuHor-best sample OF Fall butter,
Caroline Bell. Lowell ri best do. Ezra
Gibbs, do best Spring butter. made by
Alvin McKcen, Fryeburg; I'd best do.
Snsan X. Lcavins, Lowell.
ChceSc-best, s. rah 4. liamb.in, Lowell.
Preserves. &c.-tcst apple jelly, Mrs.
Charles Wood, Lowell al do. Mrs. John
Wood, do best peach preserves. DO. do. ;
best elderbery wine manufactured. Mrs.
Charles Wood, do.
Ladies observation-disclosures were seventy
different rugs shown; best drawn, Mrs.
Susan Eastman. Lowell; I'd, Mis-. IL. G.
Walker, Frycburg; Sd, Mrs. +. L. Grant,
Sweden some very nice specimens shown
by Mrs. Ford Mrs. A. Brown, and Miss
Sarah Maxwell; best woven rug, Mrs.
J. Is. Dresser, Lowell; I'd do, Mrs.
Marshall Walker, do; best door mat. Mrs.
Nelson Smith, do; I'd do. Mrs. G.. w.
lIazen, do best braided rugs, Mrs. W.
II. Walker, Lowell; best quilt, Mrs. l.. N.
Gibbs. do; I'd do j. b. Dresser. do; Sd
DO. Mrs Nelson Smith, do; there was
Que quilt and one rug made by Mrs. Mary
Mckecn aged II years-a very nice
specimen for an aged woman; best Gov
crle,, Mrs. Susan K. Lewis. Lowell best
stair carpet. Mrs. John Walker, do {; best
full cloth, Mrs. Mary Jcwett, Sweden;
I'd do. Mrs. Sarah \. llamhlin, dc; best
pair blankets. Mrs Ezra Gibbs. Lowell 4;
ID do. Mrs j. b. Dresser. do Sd do. Mrs.
Albion McKeen, Fryeburg; best table
linen, Mrs. J. b. Dresser. Lowell ID do.
Mrs. Mary Jewett, Sweden; best ladies
woIlen hose, Mrs. Ezra Gibbs. Lowell;
I'd do. Miss l.. Il. Gibbs, do; 81 do. Mrs
j. Is. Dresser. do; line lot OF wooden
yarn was exhibited; bes, coat, Tristan
Knight. do; best variety of needle work,
Miss l.. ID. Gibbs, do; best tidy. Miss
Olive McAllister, aged 10 years, do; I'd
Mrs. Marshall Lewis, do; Sd, Mrs. j. b.
Dresser, do; best worsted tidy could not
decide between Mrs. Charles Wood and
Miss NJ. + Walker; 81. Mrs. Alder,
Kimball, Lowell; Sd, Miss Mary Emma
Day, do; best bead tidy. Mrs. Marshall
Walker. do; I'd. Miss Elyada Hanibin.
do; best worsted wreath. Miss Carrie
Carnage, Lowell; best cushion. Mrs.
Amelia HAHN, Lowell; I'd. Miss Eliza G.
Knight, Sweden; best ottoman, Mrs.
Caroline Bell, Lowell, best watch case,
Miss Susan 5. Eastman, do ID. Mrs.
Eliza Furnish, do; Sd, Miss Eliza G..
Knight. Sweden; best hanging basket of
beads, Miss Mary +. Walker, Lowell I'd,
Miss NJ. +. Dresser, do Sd, Mrs. Nelson
Smith, DO; best wrought slipp. Miss ).
). Eastman, do; best box OF porcupine
pulls made BY Mrs. NJ. +. Grant. Sweden.
House RanfS-best, Mrs Charles Wood.
Lowell hot bed flowers, +. 5. liutchin',
Lowell.
Miiiinery--a new and complete as.ort-
mcnt of millinery goods was shown by
Mrs +. b. Day, Lowell; best wreath OF
autumn leaves, Mrs. Hannah Wood,
Lowell; best cross made of flowers Miss
May Wood. do; best basket of flowers in
frame, Miss Anna Wood. do.
House PicturcS-best Of nice specimens,
Mrs. Charles Wood, Lowell; I'd, Miss
Fanny Blake. do; nice collection and
excellent variety of different kinds OF
paintings by Ed s. llutchins, Lowell, also
BY Mrs. Barns Walker. do, do. do.
Louisa Gibbs, do.
There was a very nice specimen Of
Chinese Workmanship in d chair shown
by Mrs. Charles Wood also nice speci-
men Of work in cushion and material Of
same.
A nice lot of lap robes and horse
blankets were shown, land for sale, by
Joseph Barrett. Jr., and h. Hamblin.
Lowell.