The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-03
Address OF DR.. Henry Boynton
LsST or PREMIUMs.
FLORAL HALL.

The display 10 this part was very good,
although inferior 10 what ~e have hereto
tore seen ct county fairs, but this was
doubtless owing to tie recent state fair
which has just been held
The Continental Ferrotyrc Gallery had
on exhibition large display Of pictures
and fnines, and was the object Of great at.
traction. Miss Hattie Perkins exhibited
fine picture worked on card board. Miss
Ellen Cramton displayed large crayon
and 9 choice oil paintings Mrs. y. !.
Fisk displayed l large medley picture,
composed Of over 300 different pieces.
Mrs Jesse l.. Billings had oil painting, Q
crayons. and / picture painted in water
colors. MR.. Geo W. Warren displayed a
large wor-tcd picture Of Geo. Washington.
picture (morning kiss in paper frame.
Miss Abhic Osgood had specimens IF oil
paintings, crayon and pastel work MIR.
G. y. Millngton also displayed oil paint
ing, while the oil painting displayed by
Miss Lizzie I. Ross, representing fru, in
frui, dish was very fine
NEEptE WORk, RrC.
The display Of this class of goods Was
very fine and fully equal 20 the display at
the late State Fair The largest exhibition
was 10y Mrs. Lola Johnson, who exhibited
100 different specimens of embroidery and
hand made work both on linen and flannel
including one white Marscillcs spread, orc
log cabin quilt composed of 5000 different
pieces, one quill. called odd maids quilt"
and her display @; toilet mats, cone baskets,
infant robes and dresses. etc, was very
fine She also had one caSc autumn leaves
and one Easter cross worked on perforated
card board
Miss Hattie Perkins dsplasr ed fine as
sortmeni Of bead cushions, toilet sets and
worsted work on card board one spcci-
men in hlue and heads, attracted considcr-
| able attention.
Miss Ellen Cramton displayed two otto
man covers and two pieces of embroidery
work.
Mrs. Louise llolbrook had beautiful
case Of wax flowers, one hanging basket in
frost work. and other articles displayed.
Mrs. 3. J. Fisk had two pieces Of em-
broidory.
Mrs. Geo. ". Warren had a large hair
crop in frame, twelve pieces of needle
work, one toilet sci of five pieces.
Mrs. G. d. Millington exhibited fine
| piece of work in the shape of a wall basket,
also night dress case. bracket curtain
and other articles
Mrs. Lille Field displayed large worstcd
scarf with decr's head worked on the end,
also worstcd foot rest
The display of rag carpets and mats was
very good and deserving of much praise,
as was also the display Of bed quilts, among
which were 2 from Mrs. j. d. Stanley,
from Mrs George ". warren, from Mrs.
Walter Ross OF Clarendon, white quilt
/ by Laura f. Brown, log cabin quilt by
Miss Dennio Caswell, composed of 5000
! pieces, white spread by Mrs. Louisa
Gorham, knit when in her S0th year.
Mrs. j. y. Stanley had 45 pieces on cx-
hibition, including needle work. worsted
work, &c, among which was n gents shirt
bosom, in which was l75 plats, and FIVE
threads between each plat.
Jennie Stanley, aged 9ycars, exhibited
toie, set, tidy, 2 vase mats, also speci.
mems of patch work and ? vases filled with
grasses.
Miss l., vaughn displayed 1 silk quilt.
Mrs. j. l.. Bllil rs, carved hunting
horn, , embroidered linen tides, / en-
| hroidcrcd night dress aud chCmisc
The worstcd carriage mat displayed by
| Mrs " Fish, ON which was worked the
name of Clement" aud was the main
object of attraction in the center of the hall.
Miss Frank Mclean exhibited one toilet
set, two needle books OF scarlet merino,
adorned with white glass beads, one chair
sea, and ottoman cover
Miss Clara Briggs had a case OF water
| lilies in wax, also one case Of lily Of the
valley.
One leather what-not, by Mrs. j l..
Webb, was very fine.
One shawl strap, by Mrs. Lille Field, is
deserving of special mention
Miss Nellie c. Hudson, aged Is years,
exhibited Is pieces Of embroidery and
worstcd work.
Mrs. >. Morse, aged so years, displayed
one pair sheets and stockings made by her
self.
W. Il. Ross exhibited two cases of boots
and shoes, including custom and ready
made. and large assortment Of the
celebrated Munson goods.
l.. Naliquette was also represented by a
case of boots and shoes from his we'll
known store
J. ID. Stanley exhibited thirty different
varieties of home plants, among which was
lemon tree on which were two lemons.
Miss Katie Blanchard, aged O years, OK
hibitcd specimens Of patchwork which
were very creditablc for one of her age.
Miss Nellie c. Hudson aged Is years,
displayed pair worstcd bed spreads,
cotton spread, made by herself, also several
specimens of wax and feather flowers, cross
made from raisin stones and wax, tides,
slippers, worstcd flowers and crosses, also
embroidery work.
Master Elmer Hudson, aged 10 years,
several walnut brackets and shelves made
with jack knife.
Mrs. Francis Wright exhibited fine night
dress and chemse embroidery.
Mrs. l.. A. Valquelte had on exhibition
a very handsome worstcd and bead sofa
pillow, | smoking cap of black velvet
trimmed with gilt spangles and tassel.
Miss L. Vaughn had 9 choice oil paint
ings, several pcncilings and water colors;
cases of pond lilies in wax, case of
feather flowers, several fine specimens of
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