The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-11
CLASS .-CHLLDREN'S DEPART
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ney, brackets; George Wheeler, pop corn;
J. Alpha Crane, pencil drawing, pair COM
panion crayon drawings, crayon drawings,
Scene on the Hudson and trio lilies; Mollie
Gallup, canned pears and ounce jelly;
Matte Gallup, zephyr motto; Florence
Amos, yellow tomato preserve grape and
apple butter; Master Willie Bradford, pop
corn; Ella Gardner, dried apples; Carry S.
Janney, fancy pincushion; Ella Amos, loaf
of bread; Frederick Dallam, chestnuts and
sample fpenmanship; Annie M. Bartleson,
loaf bread, rusk, silver cake, preserved
Bartlett pears, preserved peaches and mot
to; Matte L. Bsrtleson, motto; Lille Hardes-
ty, small cake; Barnett Reck, bouquet wild
flowers; Agnes G. L. Cover, 2 sets toilet
mats, sea foam; Devereaux Prigg, trio
ducks, Leghorn chickens and OK yoke;
Urith L. Prigg, 2 cotton tides, a zephyr
mats, down basket and husk matt Rachel
Amos, picked tomato; T. Emmett Amos,
pop corn; Mary Amos, set bureau mats;
Oliver Amos, lima beans; Miss Mary Wing
field, 2 pairs small stockings; Millie Young,
embroidered rug; Annie Young, box Ken
ilworth ivy and wax plant; Willie S. Han
ma, duck eggs; Zenobia Hanna, apple jelly;
Juliet S. Knight, butter and crackers; Bcs-
sic w. Hopkins, queens cake; Ada Patter
son, peach jelly, apple jam, mulberry and
ripe gooseberry jelly, burr cucumber and
chow chow pickles, card board card case,
cookey cakes, fancy box; Laura M. Griest,
cross of wax flowers, picture frames and
sponge cake; Martha T. Amos, canned
pears, crab apples, preserved apples, bou-
quet wild flowers specimen of writing,
and cream pie; Josie p. Amos, currant and
nj In mil lu nn1x I,rr hn, loo
Carrie Quinby, zephyr pincushion, bou-
quet wild flowers, sponge and jelly cake,
foot rug and framed motto; Hattie Hanson,
worked motto; Nellie Smith, bouquet wild
flowers; Fred S. Smith, pair of ducks; Dora
Curtis, preserved apples and crab apple
jelly; Marian Curtis, preserved crab apple;
Miss Grace Cover, pencil drawing; Miss
Mary Richardson, pair embroidered hose
and bouquet wild flowers; Eta Richard
son, under fancy work and toilet sci; G.
| Cover Street,, pop corn; Miss Lizzie
Street,, motto; Helen M. Lee, 2 picture
bottles with grapes, 2 toilet bugs and 3
wash stand mats Griffith Lee. lot chest
nuts; BERTHE GLADDEN., crab apple jelly; Mel
| lie GLADDEN., tomato and chicken grape
jelly; Miss Mamie Dean, motto and jelly;
Miss Virginia Lee, cotton tides and worst
ed lamp mat; Miss Florence Young, sofa
cushion; Miss Susie Sheppard, toilet mats;
Miss Nora Bouldn, table mats; Miss Mary
Wingfield, lamp mat.
GLASS M-MISCELLANEOUS ARTI.
Giles.
Thomas A. Hays, plan for pggcry; Miss
Florie H. Hopkins, pencil drawing; j. Alpha
Crane, landscape, oil painting, scene on the
Rhine, oil paintings, winter scene in Switzer-
land; Miss Tacie b. Matthews, piece drawing;
Mrs. John S. Dallam, oil painting; Miss Lizzie
Clayton, collection of minerals and relics;
Mary f, Amos, landscape painting in oil
Maggie r. Warner9 crayon drawings, 3 lth-
| ograph drawings; VIM. GLADDEN., minerals OF
Hartford Co.. Miss Mary V. Wilson, pencil
drawings My Little Pet, group of landscapes,
head of horses, and lily Miss Helen M. Viii.
son, pencil drawing, head reubens, and dog
Miss Martha Fraser, pencil drawings; Miss
Georgine Fraser, do; Miss Bessie Fraser do
Thomas M. Sumption, Mayor pear, II lbs 2
do. 1 Id. each, 2 pears; Mrs. VIM. GLADDEN.
Catawba and Clinton Grapes, preserving and
citron melons; Miss Mary Spalding, pastel
painting; Miss Annie Lambright, golden pip
pin apples; j. Amber, fallawater, baldwin
russell and carthouse apples J. j. Dean, va.
riety apples; Mamie Richardson, plate apples
Jacob E. Bull, plan for piggery.
DOUttottC
machine.
Fruits 1pples.-Lewis T. Pyle, ashmore
rusty coats; Henry Dozen, russets, Rhode
Island russets; H. Ii. Braford, English red
streak, variety sample; VIM. Hopkins, of j.
baldwin, Long Island russell, falla water; Will
ton Greenway, Jonathan, Northern spy Bald
win; Miss Susie Lytle, Baldwin; Jos. Parry
fall pippin, smith cider, red robinson, russets
Edwin Haviland, variety; Frank Haviand
falla water, York imperial; Archibald Wilson
Portet, Porter sweet Calvert, Rhode Island
greening, Long Island sweet, falla water, Bald
win, Gloria MundI, king of Tompkn Co.
English russell, Roxbury 90 OF. pippin North
ern spy, gravenstine, pomegrist, sweet green
ing, fall geneting, Morton melon, rumbo, gol
den russell, green OK, Holland pippin and
smoke house; Thos. A. Amos, falla water
pennock, preserving and CIDER Henry Dozen
fall pippin, English red streak, gray house
smoke house, golden pippin, cart house, falls
water and king of Tompkin Co.; p. H. Nc
Cormick, golden russell, falla water, Rhode
Island green, pennocks, English red streaks
wine sap, grindestone, Newtown pippin pom
depee, Baldwin, Smith cider and Roxbury
russell; DR.. r. Dickey, common; Mrs. j. T
Duvall, common; os. B. Hoskins, York i'm
perial, summer russell, and Roxbury russell
John ]. STREET., ialla water, Baldwin, red no
mantle or carthouse, fall pippin, smoke house
bell flower, rambo, all summer, Roxbury rus
set, English rambo, hyslop crab Mrs. L. M
Mott, plate of apples.
Pedches.-Robert N. Glasgow and Mrs. Ed
H. Hall.
Pears.-Jos. Parry, Duchess dc Engcline
A. B. Hollingswcrth, Laurence and Bcure d,
ANTON; Amos Gilbert, Duchess dc Angecnc
Jas. H. Quinby, ounces.
DISCRETIONARY
G. s. Courtney, farm gate, (Stongs); Thos
Bradenbaugh, cow fctter; Andrew Reynolds
Needham's musical Cabinet Charles w. Coale
Christmas mansion; VIM. r. Galbreath, egl
beater and measuring jar; Parker N. Magness
axe hclve, hair seve; Martha b. Magness
wire seiye; Miss Rebecca II. Moore, gourd; M
A. Rutledge, honey; Mrs. Corbin Amos, tim
othy heads; w. F. Ely, wagon brake; Mrs b
F. Warner, 9 boxes honey; Henry Reckord
raw bone, soft bone, dissolved bone, COMPOUND
for wheat; Louie Wetherill, chinquapins; Jes
Sc Gilbert, combined hoe and fork; Forest In
stitute School, 6 maps chosen by pupils; Jno
j. Alexander, Howe sewing machine; G Frick
3 bows and 12 arrows; G. III. Wyker, orang,
tree, lemon tree Mrs. Jno. Schuck, box honey
M. f. IIartzler, st. Johns sewing machine
John Eslner, flower stand Bessie Fraser
chcstnuts, winter cherries; Ozella Davidson
plain enlarged photograph, colored do; s. II
Nimmo, Estey organ; John A. Jones, sitter
cuender and straincr combined Lewis w
Allen, barn door hanger aud rail; Miss Sallit
Hooker, box honey; Elijah J. B. Moore hant
made horse shoe, made from old shoes, anG
hand made horse shoe nails; Martin & Ander
son, Richmond carpet exhibitor; J. N. Hen.
derson, Eureka platter; Mrs. Henry Richard