The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-10-22

| knlG open work stockings Mrs Mary Dea
yer, knit stockings, discretionary premi
| um.
Fancy Needle Work -Zephw.-Judgcs-
Mrs John Moores, Miss II Rutledge ant
Mrs N P Dallam.
Miss Annie B Cashier, chairs covers, 1st
Miss Kate Hooker, embroidery, 1st i; Nan
ME Ritter, crochet table cover, LIST; Lucy
Greenfield, toilet set, Cd ). Marian Swartz
for large display I'd; Mrs Deborah Pres
ton knit shawl list; Mrs II Bussey, scral
bag, 1st;' Alice Jacobs, carriage afghan
LIST Sarah A Brown, stand cover, 1st
Pauline Stump, childs afghan, 1st;. Nellie
Oldham, lamp mat, list; NJ. lola Silver
tutfed mat, LIST !, to same for worked slip
pers and piano stool cover, LIST premiums
Sill and Cotton Embroidery. Judges
Louisa r Street,, Mary McComas and Mrs
III NJ Spicer.
Mrs w r Martin, pillow shams first; Mi
Sue Hutchins second; Miss Hannah G Mitch
ell, girls dress second; Miss Emily p Silver
silk embroidery first Miss Virginia s Mitch
ell second; Miss Annie B Cashier, pincush-
ion first; Miss Mamie Ritter, bureau cover
first to same for knit cotton hose first; Mer.
cy NJ Haines, embroidered collars and under
sleeves first; Mrs j M Street, braiding and
embroidery first; Mrs Joseph q Mitchell,
crochet stand cover first Miss Augusta ID
Burke, silk embroidered slipper patterns
first; Miss Mary L Amos, table mat first;
Mrs F w Baker, lace work tidy first; Miss,
Bessie Farnandis, fancy work first; Miss Mel
lie Oldham, for the largest display in this de-
partment first premium; to same for braided
night dress and bread tidy first premiums ;
Eliza II Broughton, night dress first; Mrs
Hannah NJ Painter, girls braided dress first;
Mercy NJ Hancs, knit quilt second; Mrs J j
Dallam, ottoman cover first.
QuitS.-Judgcs-Mis May Williams Mrs
Deborah Preston and Miss Olivia Rodham.
Mrs Robert N Ramsay, album quilt first ;
Mrs J II Bussey, quilt first; Mary Holdings.
worth, picccd worsed quilt first; Mrs James
A Watson, calico quilt $500 pieces, second;
Mrs Jesse Irwin, tuttcd quilt first; Mrs Benia
min Williams, fancy quilt first; Mrs Frances
Chambers, silk quilt second; Mrs Harriet En-
lows, fancy quilt second; Martin Smalscr, al
bum quilt first; Eliza II Boughton, quilt, IA
vorablc notice; Lee Magncss, countcrpanc
first.
Plum Needle Wmh-Judgcs-Nliss May
Williams, Miss o Rodham and Mrs Deborah
Preston.
Sarah II lowering, handmade shirt bos-
som and cuffs first; To same for ladys neck
collar first; to same for machine made yoke
first, and for specimen of darning second !;
Miss Mary Swartz, fancy yoke first; Miss Mary
E Carman, darned stockings first; Mrs Han
nah NJ Painter, specimen hand tucking first;
to same for specimen machine tucking first
Rosenfeld Bros, of Baltimore, for best dis
play of clothing first premium.
Fancy Work -Judges-Nlrs O Rodham,
Mrs Mollic Wilson and Mrs Dirt B HAYWARD.
Mrs Martha Coale, fancy work basket first;
Mrs r I Bovine, shell basket first; Miss Martha
ii Davis, aged Z, fancy work box first; Miss
Nellie Oldham, cone frames first; to same for
cone basket, leather frame, watch case, shell
frame and shell box first premiums.
General Fancy interchangeable May
Williams, Miss Saic Moore and Mrs Dir d
Harlan.
Ever & Lutz, fancy bird cage first; Miss
Susie r Mitchell, fancy box first; Miss Julia
A Clark, wreath hair flowers first; Miss Mag
gle Warren, hair work first; Miss Bessie Far
nandis, wax flowers second; James Kenly,
fancy wall bracket first; Miss Fannie Amos,
wax flowers first; Miss Annie Amos, wax
cross first; Miss Ella Il Stagmer, vase wax
water lilies first; Miss Mary L Amos, cereal
hat first.
CLASS L-NLSCELL1NEOUS.
JUDGEs-J. Henry Grccnway, Isaac Amos,
G A Carlisle.
Andrew Boyle, collection of minerals and
marblcized slate, diplomas; Miss Louly
Nelson, 10 years of age, pencil drawing,
diploma; Thomas Walker, sash fastener,
diploma; John Hanna & Bro, jump scat
and movable front seat for carriage, di-
ploma; Mrs. S. G. Davis, two oil paintings,
diploma; Mrs. S. G. Davis, water color
landscape painting, diploma to the same
for crayon drawing, diploma.
Domestic MachinG,y.-Judges-G w Brown,
Cheney IIoskins and B F Ayres. George
Pierce, for complete washer, diploma.
Manyact~reS.-L w Murphy, stoves, di-
ploma.
Observation-Disclosures II Dallam,
Albert Davis and DR.. G. A. Rutlcdgc.
Isaac Rodham, winter apples first; to same
for fall apples second and for best variety of
choice apples first; ii II Bradford, Old Eng
fish Redstreak apples first; Lee Magness, APP
pies second; Parry lIaviland, fall pippins
third; to same for Fallawater apples third.
Pears-Charlcs II Snow, Beurre dAniou
first; to same for 30 varieties pears second;
James o Amos, box pears first.
Grapes and MetOnS-C G Kinsey, Concord
first; Henry T Willis, Clinton first; to same
for Diana grapes first.
CLASS M-FLOR1L DECORA 1IONS.
JUDGEs-Miss May Williams, Mrs. w.
w. Hopkins and F. w. Baker.
Miss A. A. Quinby, for best basket cut
flowers, Peterson; to same for hest pair
mantel bouquets, Horticulturist Miss
Emily p. Silver, best pair table bouquets,
Il i L
pair hand bouquets, Am. Farmer Capt.
Chas. II. Snow, for best display of dahlias
Md Farmer; to same for best display of
cut flowers, Am. Farmer; Henry G. Shri-
yer, for best floral design, Horticulturist
Miss Mary E. Amos, for best bouquet wild
flowers, Practical Farmer; Bel Air Graded
School, for cut flowers and floral design,
discretionary premium.
CLASS N-DLSCRETIONAR
Judges-R. j. Rogers, Henry D. Farnan.
dis, John III. Price and James Lee.
John Merryman, shepherd dog, favorable
notice; Jas. S. Stansbury, self-waiting table,
diploma to same for specimen of asbestos
and tale oil, favorable notice; J. Parry e.
Bro, IIolstein bull, So George Archer, de-
sign for church, diploma; Henry Bauer, box
honey, 81; Joseph A. Smith, horse shoes,
diploma; Henry Reckord, sample fine bone,
favorable notice; M. F. Hopkins, trotting
wagon, diploma; Mrs. S. G. Davis, mono
chromatic drawing diploma; to same for two
pastel drawings, diploma; VIM. GLADDEN.,
patent fence, diploma; ]. G. Robinson, cabi-
net orgon, diploma; Samuel X. Fendall
Shropshire buck, 3d. Andrew Boyle, for
rustic chair made by William Carter, diploma.
CLASS O-AMUSEMENTS
Ploacing Match.-No premiums awarded.
Sl0ao Race.-Judges-R r Nandiyer, John
A Robb and L H Wiley.
Isaac Cole first Henry Culling second; B
+ Hanway third.
Potato Picking Match.-Judges-J F
Reasin, d w Lee and Thos. II Street,.
Henry Morgan first; John 7 Milbouu