Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-15

Nnrluzzz
bed spread, nearly two hundred va.,.oIs
+xhIhlfed hy Mr.. j. E. E-tsbro,1,
elaborate bed spread, Of over tbrse 80
SAND pelces by Mss Frances Thnmas 10
years old, very handsome embroideraJ
and crochet Tides ~ Gi--es Anna Wor-
den, I. Edison, Z len Lawrence. Mrrv
Ssndersou, Mrs. ID n. Peck. Mrs NJ
?. "rent, Miss S. 7. Hawirt, Mrs. Frank
Wlihs. a valuable knit bed zuread. nv
Mrs . l. Hewitt. Shell toilet box bv
MRS. lhur r Wursted chenille rug
oy MISS h'len La%renee. Eight psirs Of
,sy nice Spuh Smo KIM yarn nit. ems. by
Mrs. Charlotte Child, rs y-ars' IA w
-ted ottoman, ny Mos. L. t. Smith.
Beautiful worsted crochet tide. -
cushion, lamp mat and watch case, bv
Miss Nancy McKeon. Stone pvrauid nv
Mrs. FraDk Wlnslow Picture .t.n6 -
Mrs George Bliss. Four elegant wor.tad
scarfs knit by d. Powers. Log cabin he'd
quilt by Mrs S. Cloyes
The committee desire TO mention III
fine and tsstefully arranged display Of
millinery entered by Mis- L. A. Tracy.
OIL PAINTINGS.
DR. Osgood, Mrs E. D. Thayer, Mrs.
B. p Fields.
The display of paintings and engravings
was very fine. The committee find the
following pictures worthy OF especial men
ton:
The lot of 81 pictures occupying the en-
tire centre. were displayed by Miss Emma
Barton.
The workmanship Of Master Charles L
Gose is 10 be especially noticed, not only
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lures, but in consideration Of the youth Of
the artist.
4 very fine portrait in oil i shown by
T. J. Blirz; d case Of excellent photo
graphs by \. S. Capen very fine cr4yons
by Miss L. o. Bacbus aud Mr. Geo Bliss;
pencillings hy David Nichols specimens
OF oriental painting by Mrs. Enpels; fine
specimens OF pastel painting by Miss
Mary. McKeon exceedingly h-nd-ome
autographs by Mi. Hutchins, Dr. Case,
and Mrs. c. T. Jones.
NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
DIR. c. W. Peck, Mr.. /. J. Ormsbee,
Mrz. Edgar J. Bli-s, Mrs. c. + Jones, Miss
L A. Eastabrooks.
The two vases of feather flowers exhi-
bited by Mra. L. s. Gd-wol5 aud Miss
Flora were exquisite. The tho hair
wreaths by Mrs. Emma /. L-wreDce,
Mrs. John Eogels aud Mr. L. II. eggs
We II were all very foe, but the wreath by
Mr.. Lawreuce was most beautifully
wrought. a cross of wax work, a.-5 a
rustic bat tree. chair and stand, construct
ed by Wyman Edison, entered by DIR.
Smith, showed a very artistic taste Mrs.
). NJ. Hawkins, finest Collection of ma
tural flowers; Mr-. John EuEe!-' finest
case of wax Lilies Mrs.. Cora 81. J4Des,
finest collection OF wax fGuiE. The douh le,
siugle and lemon sr-ueGie-, also "a double
Petunia. al IT which were very fine fDw-
er-, entered by Hrs. Etgsr J. BiI-s and
others, and were also great addition 90
the collection.
DISPLAY FROM STORES AND SHOPS.
Ed Gibbs very good display books,
album, &c
Ross and Potts very good display of
dry goods.
Eu2el- and c., 81 large and ioe as-ort-
menr OF mems furnishing xoa-s.
w. II. Williams very go I'd and sub
stautial assortment of boots, shoes and
leather.
SraH I'd & Phelps O large a--orfme.lt
OF stoves and stove taI-1 ire, md apple
P4rer.
George Dye Bliss, tl-r-a and fac die.
play o1 agricultural Imniea-rt-.
S. I. Vali x Son, the beet a---rtment Of
boots and sbo--.
Brandon Isuui-a. u-5ar Company. q
large and splendid display If moe excel
/ lieut. scsles-
Edgar J. Bliss, ID -upar5 display oil Dry
-oo3s.
Aeass Of toy's m-de By T. T. Hunt.
s5-6ori & Phelps, a .aaey hardware
I5aa-r- & Co, whezIer IL wil-oa &c ~
ing machides.
L. Clark, rare collection Of pipe, &c.
Ro-- * P,tt-, "a ladies dress trunk and
travelling bags
Hamilton & G9sz, q di-plsyof clothing
n r. Drapsr, frame OF silver aid
copper coins.
L F. Gooiell, box of Italian bees
and honey.
IL S. Goodell, improved farm gate, also
a model OF farm gate.
David Ward, Hsr-bgz over ID 100 years
old.
Charles Payne, a machine f.r g-thsriag
cotton.
Willie Quits, q case Of stamps.
Df. w. H. " rIghfr one HA~e OF 4eDLai
instruments and dental toilet articles.
7. Z. McCuIlam, Revolutionary relic.
I. Campbell, live Rzceaan.
Leicester P aInt WORK, specimens Of raw
lumber and mangauese.
y. II. Churchill, ladders and eve s~rn4s
DR.. Rust, one box honey.
Among the articles on exhibition we
Oo'iced Confederate G4g captured with
the steam boat J. aaaorgau Brown hy G. m
pany b, II Vt. Volunteers, recruited
IN brand on. The dag was E ken ut PEARL
vile, MI-sis>ipi, 100 mules from Fort Pike
Louisiana, where company b. ws- station
ed az the time. Entered hy T. Y. Parker