The Portland daily press., 1882-09-22
Ar CITY FALL.

AT CITY HALL.
There are a few articles on exhibition at
Reception Hall we have omitted to mention.
The lambrequin Gre ted to Miss Ella Bacon,
should have been credited to Miss Mary Z.
Fairweather, No. ELM street, and is worked
in Kensington, not painted. e. f. Doten has
an ingeniously constructed house, with clock
in the tower, made of various kiads of wood;
Mrs. Geo. FL. Bailey, Deering worked otto
man cover; Mrs. J. H. Hail. table mats and
piano stool cover; table mat, Mrs. G. O. Hud-
son. Among the exhibitors of rugs and
afghans are Mrs. Geo. W. Fenley, Mrs. Geo.
Ell. Bailey, Mrs. Geo. Tibbetts, Fannie j. Stur-
gis, Mrs. f. G. Chase, Mrs. r. A. Crane, Mrs.
E. w. Witham, Mrs. NJ e. Decker, Mrs. G.
f. Bell, Mrs. N. o. Douglass, Mrs. R. A.
Crane.
In case with other articles, is handsome
sofa pillow, embroidered by Mrs. Marcia A.
Rand. Miss e. w. Knight has knit shirt;
Miss BERTHE Clark has two crayons, and Miss
G. S. Pierce and Miss G. NJ Record some
painted flowers. Capt A. Hall has frame
of artisticaIly arranged shells, Mrs Luly Wins
low exhibits painting of Moses in the bull
rushes
Among the things which deserve special
mention is the MEDLEY" picture in Reception
Hall by Mrs. James S. Gould. This is iu-
geniously made by piecing together great
number of miscellaneous newspaper cuts, SO
as to make harmonious single picture. The
effect of these combinations is very striking.
The design of the picture is original and has
been carefully and patiently worked out
To-day children of all the public schools will
be admitted to the hall for ten cents each
Teachers free.
The following additional premiums have
been awarded
Mrs. F. c. Chase, best display millinery.
W. HI Rounds, best cray on. ........ ....... 200
Hattie Smith, Hog Island best water color. 200
Bessie Deane, panel IN OIL diplomf.
Mrs O. S. Pierce, o painting ............... 200
Jessie NJ Dirwanger, reserved flowers 49,. LOO
A. Stubbs, case OF frames, diploma.
Nellie McGregor, painted screen in Ill, life
Mrs. j. S. Gould, picture, diploma.
Mrs. DR.. Sylvester, PLAGUE in oil, LIST prize.
Mrs. G. G. Pratt, bead work. diploma.
Mrs. @. G. Lewis, automatic pin and axle
favorable mention.
Stevens q Deering, best lot salt LIST prize
Portland Kerosene Oil Co., products, diploma.
6. g. Curtis, silver polish, favorable mention.
Nellie b. McGregor, wreath, diploma.
Kate Slemons, feather flowers, favorable men
ton.
Capt. A. Hall, shell work. life membership.
A. M. Boothby, gothic clock, favorable mem
ton.
E. f. Doten, fancy clock diploma
K. 5. Morse, machine attachment, favorable
mention.
F. b. Libby, cabinet writing desk, diploma.
). 4. Stubbs, best display sewing machine
work on New Home'' -. ................. 800
John Q. Ross, white bedspread .............. LOO
Mrs. Goddard, gents wool hose. ........ :. LOO
Sarah Starbird rug, favorable mention.
Mrs n. NJ Kicker, rug, favorable mention.
Mrs sumner, SILK rug 1.OO
Mrs W. o. Douglass, Deering, rug, favorable
mention.
Mrs. h. A. Cram knit rug =. ......s....... 100
N. w. Andrews. silk quilt .................. LOO
Mrs. G. H. Bailey, Deering, 2rugs, favorable
mention.
Same, Ottoman cover, same.
Mrs. Z. W: Knight, peering, mittens. LOO
MIS-. SEQ. Tibbetts, rug LOO
g. Judges-Mrs. Martha A. Coffin, Mrs. Hattie
Staples and Miss Eta K. Pope.
Owen g. Moore, nice display Of fancy work,
honorable mention.
Miss Annie f. DODGE sofa ni1loW 200