The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-15
PRICE THREE CENTS.

Frances Mclean, Pittsford, on noodle
work, 81
Mrs Ingram, Rutland, On tidy, 75c.
Mrs G. ID Millington, Rutland, on tidy,
SOC.
Mrs. @. D. Miling,on, Rutland, / tidy,
50c.
Mrs Stephen Clemens, tidy, 2tc.
Laura @. Perry, Poultney, / toile mat,
81.
FLOWERS.
Mrs. Stephen Clemons, Rutl nd, on
largest and best variety, So
Mrs. Mary J. Perkins, Rutland, on sec
ond largest variety Of flowers SO.
Mrs. l.. i. Roys, Rutland, on Lest stlnd
Of flowers, 81.
Ellen Burrett, Rutland, on second best
stand of flowers, 50.
Helen J.. Page, Rutland, ON third Lest
stand of flowers.
VIC Davis. Rutland, best collection of
gladioIus, SO.
Mrs Dyer Townsend, Wallingford, sec
ond best collection of gadiolus, 50.
Mrs Sparhawk, Rutland, best collection
of asters, SO.
Mrs Geo L Sawyer, seven cages canary
birds, 50.
Miss Matte E Roys Ocn years old, best
loaf of bread.
A b French, poullney, dish Of hulled
corn, soc.
Miss Jennie L Barton, Landgrove, best
loaf of cake, SOC.
Mrs Stephen d Clemens, Rutland, three
varieties pickles. 7jc.
Mrs Hourly Hayward, seven varieties
canned fri 1t, 81.
{ & lesley, Weston, collection ever
lasting flowers and grasses, diploma.
Mrs Z n Wood, Rutland, feather
wreath 50.
Miss Laura G Perry poultney, marblcized
painted slate lamp stand, 50.
Mrs G. ID Millington, Rutland, wall
pocket, SO.
Mrs c A Boswortb, Rutland, phantom
cross, 81 feather wreath, SO.
Chas IL Campbell, West Rutland, mar
bic carving, diploma.
Miss Ella Olmsted, Rutland, toilet cush-
ion and mat, ijc.
Hiss Stella Rus 9, Rutland, bead mat 25c.
Miss Nellie Hudson, Rutland, 1 hair
wreath, 81.
CHI Boardman, Rutland, pieces spat-
ter work.
Mrs Sarah Styles, Bcnnington,silk pclise
| 81.
Miss Frances Mclean, Pittsford, / tidy,
25c
Mrs d A Inwool, East Somerville, Mass.
celebrated diagram for cutting dresses, di-
ploma for Star flouncc cutter, diploma.
Globe Paper Company, Rutland, spcci-
mems of blank books and. printing, diploma
! Lucia IL Barber. Bellows Falls, collec-
| ton of picture frames and samples Of
mouldlngs, diploma.
AW Higgins, Rutland, case of Higgins
cologne, diploma
Mrs Dayton, Whitehall, aged ~ years,
specimen of pcnmanship, beautifully exc
cuted.
ST Thayer, Rutland, Young's adjust
able hemmer and binder adapted to all
machines, worthy the attention of all who
use sewing machine.
w II Perkins, Boston, magic needle
threadcr, diploma.
B NJ Bailey, Rutland, fine display Of sill
yer spoons of his own make, diploma.
George Vining, Albany, n Y, Bickford
family knitting machine, diploma.
Ellis Brothers, Kecne, IL, revolving
flower stand, diploma.
Walker Brothers, Mendon, 4 pieces
worsted coating. The goods deserve the
notice Of merchants and consumers of
goods.
A Bates & Son, Rutland, fine display
of ladies and gents trunks and satchels.
diploma.
II Howe, Rutland, case IIowe's pure
confectionery, diploma.
$ NJ Southland, Nergennes, photograph
of pictures from the cartoons Of Raphael.
diploma.
There were three kinds Of sewing ma
chimes on xhihltion-lIowe, Sccor and
Wheeler & Wilson's new No. 6. While
they acknowledge the merits of the Howe
as a standard machine and the Secor its
merits, we feel bound to speak in favor of
the new No. 6 Wheeler & Wilson's ma
chine work as exhibited at its stand and
executed, it being some of the finest spcci
mems of work that has come under our
| notice