Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-09-30

/ Mrs. Abigail Jenkins exhibited u worstod skirt
one hundred aud twcnty-four years old Mrs. A.
Bancroft, Jr. East Montpelier lady's skirt Mary
/ Choatc, Of Calais, clilds embroidered skirt and
l apron Miss Eta j Hunt, Of Worcester, an en-
! broidcrcd dress and some very fine handker-
chiefs Frank Tabor Of East Montpelier, a chem
isc Rosa NJ and Carrie NJ Andrews, Of Barre
feather busters Clemmo b. Woolson, Of Mont
pclier an elegant knit wor.tcd cape, and fine
lamp and fancy mats Ms. a. C. Tabor, Of Mont
pelicr, an ottoman cover and lamp aud vase mats
Mrs u. II. Snow, Of Montpelier specimen OF
worstcd work Mrs Robert Lance, OF Cabot, two
specimens Of silk work Als. Moses IIaincs, Of
Cabot, fine specimens Of worstcd work, as well as
Susie L. Willard, Of East Montpelier Anna Ia
Dor Of Fast Montpelier, toilet cushion Mrs
T. e. Hntchelder Of plaindold, an elegant sofa
pillow Miss Emma G. Bccldey, Of Barre, tucked
skirt as did Mrs \. Bancroft, Jr, Mrs W. O.
Standish' Of Montpelier, and NIrs. =. NJ Knapp, Of
Middlcsex VERY elaborate
Tides were present in PROPULSION. but we have
not space 20 cnumcmtc the names Of the cx-
hibitors
Mr D. 49, Worcester Of Marshfeld. entered a
fine afghan aud Mrs T. llammot Of East Mont
peicr, soma rare specimens of embroidery. The
lamp mat of Mrs. George l. Becldcy. of Barre was
much admired as was The lettering on perforated
paper hy Mr MARY O. Hart of East Montpelier
latting worl, of excellent quality was exhibited
by Mrs. William rcmo, ~ Nouhfold and Miss
Matte T. lIollistor Of Marshfeld Very fine
worstcd mutilcrs were also shown 10y Mrs T. Ri
ford and Mrs T. A. Eldrodgc, of Warren by Az
bert Holt, OF AlarshGcd and Miss Ida rrow. Of
Barre
Lena D. Moorroft, of Barre, exhibited a very
pretty wortcd picture Miss Jennie $ Farwcu, of
Montpelier, two fine oil paintings Frank Tabor. Of
East Montpelier oil painting Miss Ellen Wheaton,
of Barre cngrvings Miss Alma Il Huntcy. Of
Mortified, specimen of map drawing while A. ~
Blanchard, 81 Barre had an excellent display of
photographs
We COME now 90 the practical Mrs T. G..
Wing, Of Wummstovn. exhibited twenty-five
yards of yarn capcting, which was excellent, and
that of Mn L. g. Dviucn Of Calais, was In mo-
way inferior OBJ it. The flannel of Mrs Harrison
Morgan, Of East Montpelier. Of llrs Winthrop
Cove, Of Berlin, and the flannel sheet. Of Mr-
Charles shepard of Mar.hfcld, would be hard n
beat
There were numerous entries of worstcd socks
and miucns among which vc would mention
David Bowlcs, Of Berlin Mrs j. W. Avcrn. OF
Bauei Mis- A. HOLSTER Of East Montpelier.
Susie llon.tcr, 81 Marshfcld Daniel Taft, Of
Barre Mn pctcr Wheeler of Marshhcld. Mr-
Geo Davis, Of l1tt Montpelier Mrs Hiram Cole
of Mar.hfeld Mrs Homer HOLSTER. Of Marsh
field Mrs Mary Choatc Of Calais and Mrs Win
throp Cove Of Berlin Mr.. Peter Wheeler. Of
I Marshhcld had a fine lot Of irucliug. Ia the
dauius and patching line the honors were di-
vdcd between Miss Emma HOLSTER. of Marsh
/ field. Emorcny Becklc,. of Barre and Annie Graz,
and Susie T. IIolhstor. Of East Nontfelicr
Tho display of flowers made mp In quality what
/ it lacked ina quantity. Mr.. II W sowics of
| Barre exhibited three hundred varieties of How
/ ems aud Mn William Bltchc!dcr and Mrs ira
/ Trow. and Mrs. II Kcliey. Of the same place.
/ Miss Fam, Arms and Mn HOLSTER Of
/ East Montpelier. and Mn n. n Adams. OF Cabot
/ lad very creditabe DISPLAYS in this line Mis-.
/ Arms had also fine bo1uet Of ginnb. and a
wreath while the howory pyramid OF Mr.. H.
/ Cummins, was exquisite Moss crosses were cxlil.
tied by Mis-. sowlo, and Nirs George Bccklcy. OF
/ Barre, and lake OF wax lilies, by Miss Cnrrio NJ
| Andrews Of Barre. was very fine But the great
strike Ia this department was made by r. G.. Kel-
ton. of East Montpelier who exhibited. underthe
title Of mouse catchcrs. very fine tortoise
shall cat. with six young kittens. ali looking so
exactly alike that It is wonderful II the mother
I could tell which one To punish provided ana, Of
them should cut up In a manner 20 justify IT,
I They were beauties AMI no mistake"
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lh're wac n"t one tf"t ''e INST aAl' ana ihA'
was stallion race Tor purse oil ~ lhe score
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I'm ,bo soo,r,l ,i,, ,ber. won. tl,rc, race. ,bi.t
,,nit,r n,uid below.
Purse OF 50. opcn toal horses that have n,,cr
beaten two-fity
John ciars nans. i.rs o. ..nl,et w.r,,o,- asti.
~, \, a la9oI n.- pr 49, q Ala'i1i}
I ? = ,wore.trf 9s. bt m pony .....9 Z
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