The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-23
GLOBE THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 28 1875

fine show board of hardware, cutlery, |
ETC., by Robbins & Marsh of Chester ten
fine oil paintings by Miss Abbie Sergeant
copy of the original Mexican consttu-
tion of Santa Annals, and a priestly robe
taken at the same time from the city
of Mexico. A large and elegant
display of stove plants and tropical plants
by w. II. Cram of Chester; very nicely
executed wooden locomotive, entire, COM
plee and in running order, made solely
With a jack knife by Master Martin Small
ley of Grafton, about fifteen years of age
some fine pencilngs by Mrs. q. o. Locke
fine exhibitions of flowers by Mrs. s. M.
Many, Charles Bolls, Mrs. Harrison Cram,
Mrs. 4. Davis and others one wax plant
by Mrs. Thomas Williams ig tree with
about 1870 figs by Mrs. H. Cram; bouquet
of paper flowers, Mrs. BE-. Wyman; shawl
strap, Miss Martha Henry; oil paintings,
Mrs. l. L. French 9 oil paintings, DIR,
Mather; centre table and chairs, G.. A.
Hall cabinet organ, N. L. Organ Co., w.
II. Upham, Bellows Falls charm quilt,
Carrie Sawyer afghan, Susie Fullerton
log cabin quilt, Mrs. NJ. McIntyre; hang
ing basket, Julia Muzzy log cabin quilt,
Fanny l.. Densmore, Cambridgeport rag
carpet, Mira. II. Guild Smith American
organ, a. a. Mcguire, Springfield; crock
orywarc, Adams & Park; overcoat and
trock coat, AeD. Fletcher rag rug, Miss
p. tIolt, Weston; rag rug, Mrs. T. II.
WbiImore; 3 table mats, Mrs. b. f.
Wyman; . work baskets, Swiss cottage,
1 bracket, 1 card box, Master Louis Elan
ders. aged 10; lamp mat, watch case, Car
rie Sawyer worsted muller, Mrs l..
Bellies 1 camp chair, Mrs. Frank Hadley.
TIE MECHANICS HALL.
This hall is still more contracted in its
space than floral hall, and IL consequently
very well filed. We cannot begin to give
a list of the worthy objects here. Among
other things here on exhibition is an auto
matte clothes wringer, Wheeler & Wilson
wringing company, Perkinsville extern
sion top phaeton, side bar road wagon,
with French's patent hub, 9 sleighs, French
carriage company, Grafton; w. Miller &
Co, 8 stoves G. w. Hadley, stoves,
Empress range squashes, Rev. J. G.
j. G.. Hale mammoth squash, w. +.
Churchill. Londonderry; five Hubbard
squashes, J. w. Werner, Chester; Dover
potatoes, so bushels to ! of an acre, l.. o.
Conk; watermelons, o. S. Sawyer; 2
marrow squashes, Jas. Horton; 50 varrie-
ties Of apples, 3 do crab apples, w. W.
Ward, Andoyer; ? boxes honey, G.. H.
Sanders lot Of tomatoes, Gen. Grant,
Way " Kowel, Audover; 4 varieties crab
apples, p. IL. Robbins Flemish Beauty
pears aud 80 varieties of apples, M. Bald
win, Grafton; varieties pearp, J. Ii. Sar-
gent; gourds. varieties of apples on the
limb, 20 on each limb. Chandler Bros; 3
varieties peppers. B. f. Wyman.
THE HOTELS.
There are two very fine hotels in the vii
lage, both running free hacks to and from
the grounds and depot, and both the houses
are full up. We regret TO see that mine
host johnson of the Central has made up
his mind TO move to Colorado, but his
health has been so poor that he has re.
solved TO sell his hotel and ego west
This house is now doing fine business and
is full all the time, and we hope the man
who buys it will understand how to run 8
hotel as well as the present landlord.
TO.DAY's PROGRAMME.
The programme for to-day, the last day
of the fair, will be a. follows 8 o'clock
exhibition of all horses half-past nine
exhibition of stations aud mares tel
O'Clock, single and double horses clever
o'clock, colts and three year olds ONT
: O'Clock, annual address by Hon. Hugh
Henry; two O'clock, awarding of pre-
: mums half-past two. irottng for purses
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