Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-10-13

embroidered slippers, Csc; Townshend,
Master Thomas Frenyear, card receiver,
black walnut, 25c Marion Cathan, towel
rack and plume, soc; Miss Il NJ Burnap,
letter rack, Csc; Loren Hastings, paper
rack Clogwood) 50c. Jamaica, Mrs NJ +
Howard, toilet cushion, $50, bead hanging
basket, soc, hlnging bracket Csc, cross Of
perforated card board, SOC. Marlboro, Ella
Williams, card receiver (bnr-work) 5Oc
Matte Williams, card receiver 5Oc. Will
Evansville, Mrs ii A Jones, purse, beads
and velvet, Csc. Pondville, Fannie Morse,
2 stuffed partridges, 25c. Dummerston,
Chauncey Knapp, case stuffed birds, case
birds eggs, l.5O. w. Townshend, Mary Il
Kidder, handkerchief Mexican work, Csc.
Brattleboro, l. II Reed, case silver ware 400.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
Bedspreads, Mary f Kidder, w. Town
shend, 200; Diana Miles, Townshend, 75c |;
bedquilts, Mrs Henry Rice, Fayetteville,
(silk) 1.50; Mrs + p Cobb, Townshend Us (;
c II Richardson, Townshend 1.25; II l
Turner 1.25; Mrs T Porter, Cambridgeport
(0,444 pieces) 1.25; Emma s Turner, Dover,
100; Ida Parsons Fayetteville Il ,76l pieces)
LOO; Mary L McQuaid, Cambridgeport,
aged o years, 1ll0 pieces, 100; Mrs Eliz-
abeth Perry, 712 pieces, 75c Mrs Lucy
Covey. Wardsboro, aged 81 years, 75c ;
Mrs WIN Ware, Townshend, 75c; Bessie i
Bailey, Townshend, SOC Estela Ormsbee,
Dummerston, 992 pieces, Zoe; Mrs Edison
Higgins, Brookline, aged 10, soc; Carrie
Bruce, Fayetteville, years old, SOC Jen-
ME Holbrook, Townshend, soc; Lula Da-
wilson, Fayetteville, 10 years old, soc; Ju-
liza Ormsbee, Dummerston, 75c Mrs Lucy
Cushing, Fayetteville, soc; Fanny Wins
low, Townshend, SOC; cribquilts, Mrs l. w
Bush, Brookline, zoe; Mrs i o Burditt,
Fayetteville, SOC ; Jennie Holbrook, Town
shend, Soc; rugs, Mrs A j Parker Wind
ham, six, 200; Mrs + w Arnold, Putney,
two, LOO; Mrs Watson Wardsboro, 40c
Mrs Geo b Williams, w, illiamsville, SOC ;
Mrs w Q Cushing. Jamica, S5c; Eliza
Burnap Townshend. so; Mrs Jennie II
Franklin, CSC; Mrs ii A Jones, Williams
vile, 40c; carpets, Mrs J A Farwel, West
minister, 2 pieces, 200; Mrs ii S Kenney,
Ne wlane 1.5O; Mrs Seneca Miller, Town
| shend LIS Mrs Frank White, Newfane,
100; Mrs II Underwood, Newfane 70; Mrs
$ ID Winslow, Townshend, pieces, 75c
Mrs Hugh Holbrook, TownsheDd, pieces,
SOC; Mrs Willard Dodge, Dummerston so
| frocking, Elizabeth Perry, Cambrdgepott,
| 75c; flannel blankets, Mrs l. Cushing,
Fayetteville 50c; Mrs w c Gushing, ia
maica, pr, soc; flannel, Mrs d Watson,
Wardsboro soc (; Mrs Willard Dodge, Dunn
merston Soc; table cloths, Mrs Willard
| Dodge, Dummerston, pr, SOC; Mrs ) u
Winslow, TowDshend, pr, 40c; mittens,
| Elizabeth Perry, CamOridgeport, pr. SOC
| Mrs Willard Dodge, Dummerston 25c; Mrs
| Aaron Holbrook, Townshend 25c Mrs Al
vim johnson Marlboro 25c Mrs l. Covey
| Newlane 25c Mrs Enos Thomas, Newfaue
zoe; Mrs L l. Cobb, Townshend zoe
| gloves, Mrs Aaron Holbrook, Townshend,
| 40; Mrs Miller. Townshend 35c; stock
ings, Elizabeth, Perry Cambridgeport, 3pr,
%; Mrs Wiuslow, Townshend, 2 pr IS
| Mrs Willard Dodge, Dummerston zoe Mrs
Phillip Rutter, TOwnshend zoe; Mrs Hen
| ry Underwood, Townshend, 2 pr, zoe Jen-
ME Holbrook 15c; Mrs Aaron Holbrook,
| Townsheud l5c; Mrs L c Cushing, Fay
| etteville, 2 pr, l5c; Mrs Euos Thomas,
| Newfane 15c Mrs p C Covey Newfane l5C
Mrs Hugh Holbrook, TownsheDd. 2pr l5c
| Mrs Miller, Townshend, i pr socks, 15c
yarn. Mrs p c Convey, Newfane, zoe; Mrs
| Phillip Rutter Townshend l5c Mrs Alvin
johnson, Wardsboro l5c;
Among the interesting exhibits in Floral
Hall were specimens of the work and prod
ucts Of Burmah, sent in by Mrs. 1. d. Col
burn of Townshend, consisting Of Burmese
boys sandals, Karen woman's head dress,
| spun ana woven Dy nanu IN lounSnOo
Karen woman's lower garment, spun and
woven by hand in Savoy, slippers embroi-
dered by hand by a Madras man, Karen
woman's upper garment, spun and woven
by hand in Savoy, Burmese mans sandal
and half OF pod, plucked from tree in
Burnah. An old sampler, wrought in 1884
| by Miss Diana Miles of Townshend at the
| age of 10, deserves honorable mention as
the time and patience required 10 perform
the work, must be fully equal to that re-
quired for the execution of fancy needle
work in these modern days. Kings fiat
iron, combining fiuling iron and polishing
iron, exhibited by Mrs A. V. May OF Fay
etteville attracted considerable attention
The ladies bad only TO see it, in order &c
| appreciate its value. A work bag OF vel.
vet and steel beads made by Mrs. ii. A.
Jones of Willlamsville, twenty-five years
ago, deserves notice as the design is pretty
and the work we'll done.
| By THE COMMITTEE.