The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-10-12
THE EEZS.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, OCT. ~, 1877.
Continued from 1st pages


vases; N. A. McComas, picture Miss Annie
Waters, silk hair pin receiver and match
case Mrs E. S. Blackwell, 3 wall pockets
Mrs. Nj. F. Jarrett, bead pincushion; Mrs
Judge Keeling, set fish scale jewery; Miss
Esclle Archer, : cornucopias hair receiver
spool rack, scratch back, hair pin holder
travelling case, pen wipers, tomato pincush.
ions, toilet do, button box, emery, scrap bag;
Miss Fanny II. Archer, hair receiver, 2 cor
nucopias, watch case, hair pin holder, tomato
pm cushions, button box, scratch back, tray
cling case pen wipers, emery, SPOOL rack,
doll scrap bag; j. T. Street,, Lords Prayer,
carved on wood Mrs. }. A. Fulton, fancy
- glass box; Miss Salic Hooker, needle book,
pen wiper, knitting basket, list basket; Mrs
Kate Desa, corn husk hanging basket; Miss
EstclIe Patterson, air castle; Mrs. G. V. But
Ter, paper flowers; Josephine Marshall wax
flowers; Miss S A. Hopper fancy needle
shoe; Mrs. J. W. McGaw, pincushon and
hair receiver; Miss Augusta Burke, toilet set;
Mrs. Kietfcr chair centre Mrs. NJ. A. j. Mel
son, lamp shade and protector, card receiver,
fancy paper schooner and do. nun; Miss
Emma Foard, bead work toilet set Miss
May Williams, bead necklace, slippers tiny
stocking knit on pins, chery-sLone charm
and chd's home made FAM Mrs. G. j. Riddle,
wall pockets and picture frame; Miss Mary
Andrews, wall pocket and grasses; Miss Kate
Cunningham, cross and wreath; Miss Martha
Fraser picture frame; Miss Lizzie Wallace
picture and frame; Mary L. Amos, fascnator
aud rustic cross Mary Roberts, air castle;
Miss Estele Archer, knitting needle case;
David Il. Benson, pencil sketch of Oakland
School,
CLASS L-CHTLDRENS DEPART
MEN7.
Mrs. GARRETT AMOS, Superintendent
I'll Nj
Street,, loaf bread Maria =. Trimble, GRO
chet shawl; Martha T. Amos, canned pears
and peaches, preserved apples and pears,
crab apple jelly, motto, sponge cake; Josie
p Amos, canned cherries and apples, pre-
served peaches, motto; Ettic Richardson
zephyr motto; w, Crawford Norris, sweet
potato Irish potato, yellow corn, common
fowls Virginia Lee, . notices. rusks, duck
eggs; Mary Pennington, loaf bread, rusks
cinnamon cake, potato custard, preserved
ripe tomatoes, picked mango, tomato catsup
picked chow chow, pumpkin pie, grape but
Ter, cauliflower; Bessie Hall, pair child's
knit stockings; Mamie Norris, motto; Nellie
GLADDEN., bouquet wild flowers; Bertha
GLADDEN., loaf bread; Miss Swartz, worked
text Carrie Quinby, child's bouquet, wild
flowers Ella L. Gardner, light bread Lizzie
STREET., motto and sponge cake; Juliet
STREET., motto; Annie Davis, floral cross and
crab apple Jelly; Fannie Davis, bouquet; Leila
Norris, calico quilt; Carrie Stautfcr, splint
basket; Alice Stauflcr, canned peaches:
Maggie B. Hollingsworth, motto; Florence
Boyle spiced tomatoes and chicken grppes
Clara III. Martin, biscuit and sugar cake
Josie p Amos, apple jelly and wild flower
bouquet; Martha Il. Amos, quilt and bouquet
Milly Young, pncushon; Hannah b. Lee
eggs; Robbie Holiingsworth, bracket saw
work and splint wall pocket; Bessie Waters,
apple jelly; Ada Patterson, fox grape Jelly,
cucumber and chow chow pickles, preserved
ground peaches cookie cakes; Mamie Court
ncy and Jennie Scott, pop corn; Annie NJ. Bar
lleson, bread and sponge cake; Nora Boyle,
peaches, cake, apple and currant jelly, pre-
served water melon Josey 7. Amos, cup cake,
apple jelly and wild flower bouquet; Martha
Il. Amos, specimen writing.
Exhibits from OahIund School, Fallston--
G. G. Curtiss, profile map, oil paintings
Miss Sadie Cooper, fireman's dog; Mrs. NJ.
E. Curtiss, Rock Spring Church and winter
scene, panel paintings in oil Mrs. NJ. e.
Curtiss, Autumn Leaves Magnolia Blossoms
and Lilies, Water Color Paintngs-Mrs,
M. E. Curtiss, Flowers. Pencil Sketches
Joseph Curtiss, Dwelling; Charles Chapman,
Fallston Public School House; David Il. Ben
son, Oakland School; Curtis A. IIolings-
worth, dwelling q. q. Hollingsworths.)-
Maps.-Eva Curtiss, Maryland; George b.
Wooford New York; Philip Spicer, Africa;
Charles Chapman, Tennessee Street, Waters,
Maryland; Howard Walton, South America.
Fancy and Miscelancous.-Ma Marian Curtiss,
ornamental horns and specimen of writing;
Dora Curtiss, chochct toilet work and hou-
quet wild flowers; Mrs NJ. E. Curtss, home.
made cloth gloves, bread and ruslis and doh
in Quaker costume; Dora Cultiss, comb case
and washsland dashcr.
GLASS M-NLSCELLANEOUS IRTT
Giles,
S. G. DAVIS, Superintendent.
Miss Belle Silver, pastil picture; Miss
Mollic T.. Gilbert, al phaDct free hand print
ing Mrs. Lydia E. Rcckord, pencil draw
ing; j. Alpha Crane, landscape oil paint
ing, white lily and Wisconsin lily, painted
in oil, and 9 drawings; Bibb & Co., fire
place heater; A. NJ. Fulford, crayon draw
ing Miss Mary West, crayon pictures; Miss
Mary Spaulding, pastil picture
Fruits d:c.-C. G. Kinsey, Health cling
peaches, from tree SO years old; A. b.
ITollingsworth, white Health cling peaches,
VIM. GLADDEN., Vicar of Wakefield and
other pears; Mrs. E. II. Hall, Heath
peaches A. B. IIollingsworth, apples; E.
BagleY, English redstreak, wincsap and
Faldewater apples; John Hooker, ) vario-
llcS uDDlCS, Nulltll hlIpS, IcNlSlICuR anu
golden russell apples; A. b. Holliugsworth
citron melon; John Hooker, preserving
melon; Mrs. f. II. Richardson, citron melon;
Mrs. j. H. Quinby, ounces; Wilton
Greenway, varieties apples J ohm Hooker
5 varieties apples; S. G. Davis, winter
beurre pears and Wards late peaches A .
Boyle, 5 varieties peaches; S. G. Davis, 10
varieties of apples; G. G. Kinsey, varie,
ties of apples; Mrs. Hannah Lewis, z va
rieties of apples; Samuel Hanway, apples
II. A. Amos, do, A. B. Holingsworth
damsons and chicken grapes; VIM. Glad
den, Delaware grapes; Sarah A. Dampier
Isabella do; John Il. Bramblc, ounces;
VIM. Ii. Jones, apples and crab apples; N
A. McComas, citron melon;
CLASS N-FLORAL DECORATIONS
VIM. P. TRMBLE, Superintendent
Miss o. j. Lewis 2 hanging baskets;
Mrs. ii. Lewis, cornucopia and grasses;
Emily Silver cut flowers; Mrs. j. j. Glad
den, pressed flowers; Mrs. Hiram Ball, bou-
luet flowers; Lydia Hollingsworth bouquet
2oleus, box ivy, cross and greenhouse
plants; Eliza Hollingsworth, pair hand
bouquets; Mrs. o. B. Shriver, cut flowers
Cornela Norris, hanging basket Mrs. j. c.
Dawson, cholico; Mrs. John Ii. Grafton,
bouquet and hanging basket Mary Richard
son, wild flowers Miss A. A. Quinby, cut
flowers and bouquet N. A. McComas, cut
flowers and dahlias; Miss Ida L. Amos
fuchsia; Miss Cornelia Duyall, wild flowers
Mrs. VIM. w. Wilson, cut roses; Henry
Bauer, flowers; Miss NJ. lola Silver, cut
flowers; Mrs. e. G.. Lee, do; Miss Annie L,
Moores, vase coxcombs; Miss II. p. Amos
begonia, pennyroyal geranium and display
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