Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-19

MISS IL. JGlulC dIlllCE CAlIIDIIo a wi
lection of five pictures, pastel, oil paint
ings, and crayonings, several of these
being very creditable.
Mrs. E. Nelson exhibits collection of
crayons, pencilings and oil paintings,
all good. One, an oil painting, does
credit to her as the artist.
Franklin Billings exhibits four family
pictures, executed by the artist Thomas.
Miss Charity NJ. Gorham, of West
Rutland, exhibits a large collection of
various kinds of needle and other work.
A lace dress, unfinished, attracts con-
siderable attention. It was entered by
Mrs. r. Moulthrop and is the work of
Mrs. Sophia Cove, an aged lady now
deceased. The work was commenced
by her after she was 81 years old, and
the needles, all threaded, remain in the
work as she left them.
Miss Emma Haynes exhibits well
executed worsted picture.
Miss Cora A. futile exhibits worst
ed picture.
Mrs. S. L. Fits exhibits a case of
wax flowers.
Miss Mamie Tuttle exhibits a worsted
picture
Mrs. B. J. Fisk exhibits the largest
display of articles in Floral Hall, they
are varied and some very nice.
Mrs. J. Capron, Center Rutland, eX-
hibits a wax cross.
Mrs. Julia Osgood exhibits basket of
wax flowers.
Miss Juliette Pierce exhibits a worsted
wreath.
Miss Hattie A. Lyon exhibits a col
lection of needle work.
Miss Nellie Hudson exhibits an en-
broidered picture.
Miss Hulda Bulfum exhibits some
good worsted and bead work.
Mrs. II. D. Crooks exhibits six tides.
Mrs. Z. :. Mcclure exhibits an infants
dress, a fine worsted scarf, etc.
Mrs. S. p Williams exhibits some
good specimens of needle work.
Mrs. Stephen Clemens has a creditable
collection Of plants and flowers, also
some fine bouquets.
0. ". Currier has a large and varied
display Of boots and shoes, and makes
good exhibition.
L. Valiquetto exhibits some nice boots
and shoes.
J. W. Cook exhibits several Howe
sewing machines.
J. L. De Knight, of Albany, exhibits
the original Howe sewing machines.
II. Pritchard, Of West Rutland, has
on exhibition marble manteI and wash
stand top. The mantel especially is a
very fine piece Of work, and is credit
able to him.
David L. Morgan exhibits fine gun
with attachments.
The Continental Gallery, f. o. Wor-
nell, manager, make a fine display of
pictures, they show good work.
J. NJ. ketchum, Sudbury, shows 1873
varieties Of apples, Is varieties of pears,
varieties Of plums, and % varieties of
grapes, making a splendid exhibition.
J. 8 Holden Clarendon ovbibits oG
varieties of apples.
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varieties Of apples.
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10 varieties of apples.
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bibits plows of their manufacture
Dunn & Cramton have an exhibition
Of stoves.
Paris & Co.. TROY. N. Y. exhibit
Mansarcl cook stoves, in oneration.
P s. Ryan exhibits his patent milk
strainers.
Mosely & Stoddard, Poultney, exhibit
a wood shaving machine.
The Victor mower is also on eXhibi-
ton.