The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10
1873

Gated in the hall with some good specimens
of their work as merchant tailors, cut in
nobby style and look inviting enough to
jump into
One of the finest displays Is that of "the
shell man" Mr.. ]. Haydn Smith, who is
known by his sailor costume and who has
fine collection of sea-shells upon exhibit
ton and for sale that attract much atten-
ton and make rare display. Mr.. Smith
Is the proprietor of Neptunes Bower at
Hampton Beach where he runs the yacht
Ids" for the accommodation of the pub
lie.
Messrs. Spaulding q Co. have hand
some show case filled with books and fancy
goods, and also have on exhibition several
splendid chromos
The GLOBE Paper Co. exhibit numerous
specimens of book-bnding. executed at
their new hindcry; also specimens of Job
printing.
In sewing machines there is quite dis
play. The Singer is exhibited by the agents.
Mcssrs. Gardner & Eddy of Rutland.
seven in number the Davis Sewing Ma
chine Co. exhibit three of their make
through their agent, Mr. f. NJ. Moulton
of Ncrgenncs also u Hatch castor for
| sewing machines. a new invention, entered
! by the general agent, Mr.. W. W. Gibbs.
Mr.. o. W. Curricr has a show case of
/ lol;ng' al, III.
make handsome display. Every variety
from the shoes of u loll tothosc Of ordinary
| size
Ashmun's Temple of Fashion is well adj
verified in the hall and shows off to fine
advantage. Mr.. Ashman has n full line of
millinery and ladies furnishing goods upon
exhibition which look decidedly elegant.
The ladies' department is presided over
by Mrs. Henry Clark and is quite full of
attractions Among other things is an OF
toman handsomely wrought by Mrs. II. a.
Sawyer feather flowers by Miss Frank
+. Grandy; worstcd brackets by Mrs.
Henry Clark, Mrs. f. A. Field and Mis-
Edna Edison three thread tides by Mrs
III. G. Tuttlc; bead work by Mrs. r. ID.
Maney, in fine design and neatly executed
gents scarfs by Miss G.. NJ. Gorham OF
West Rutland and Mrs Z. $. Mcclure; &
sofa pillow by Miss Kate Root of Bcnning
ton; Mrs. Sophia Cove an aged lady OF
SO. exhibits lace scarf worked by herself
year ago. a ncedlebook and pin-cushol
in shape of butterfly worked during thi,
year, a collar transfer and lace neck tic
also made by her, all of which disply rart
skill in an aged lady like Mrs. Cove; chat
covers by Mrs. b. +. Fish; bcad-work by
Mrs. l.. j. Webb; hair wrcaths by Mis-
Emma Armstrong and Miss Mary Curtis
both elegant a knit counterpart by Mrs
Henry Clark n foot-rest by Mrs f. A
Field a white quilt by Mrs Thoma
Lynch and many other things too numcr
Gus to mention that were equally notice
able and attractive We noticed especially
upon the stand tina, runs through the cen
ter of the hall two elegant easy chairs
the worsted seat and back being hand
somcy wrought by Mrs. W. A. Clark an,
Mrs II. A. Sawyer, who entered them
The chairs are very inviting and luXuriou
in every way.
\ rare collection of fancy wooden war
is displayed by Phebe VI. Kelsey, of LAX
County, Ohio, which is very unique an
l handsome 1t is manufactured for til
} toilet or pantry use or for children, and
: very durable. The collection has been en-
! hibited at the New England Fairs for tn
past seven years.
Mr.. VI. j. Francisco has two of the fl
nous Babcock Fire EXtingushcrs on cN
hibition, and will test their qucnchin
qualities on Thursday.
Messrs F. Fem & Co., have case G
. drugs on exhibition in Floral hall. Til
comprises most of the articles presented o
= the first day, while to-day we shall IL
u doubt be able to note the arrival Of man
. more no less worthy of mention
> The President of the State Agriculture
. Society. Hon. Henry G.. Root, has cause
to be erected in the center of the rae
course Enclosure large spacious tent fc
the use of the officers of the Society
which will be of great service to them
an official capacity.