Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-10-04

board toilet set. Little Josie Wilder has /
pretty thimble case and button hook hold
er. Helen Hanks a. nice picture broom.
Mrs. Geo. Eddy exhibits nice hair
wreath and a set Of cardboard boats.
There are handsome lambrequins shown
by Mrs. C. A. Stephens. Ellen Wilder and
L. A. Pierce. Mrs. A. NJ. Price pretty
slipper case and corner bracket OF fret
work. Cynthia Barnard shows a crochet
work basket of unique workmanship, Mrs
Moses Palmer crochet scrap bag and
Mrs. Frank Lamb a nice shopping bag
There is large show of tides of every
imaginable variety, color and shape. Mrs.
y. Robinson has the prettiest canvas tidy,
but there are plenty of others nearly as
GOOD, and which is the prettlest OF all,
this array of ball, worsteds, thread, knit,
crochet and beaded things is what mo
Teller" can find out unless some woman
tells him and then the woman herself
don't know. OF bed quilts there is good
exhibit, and here Mrs Noah Robinson
comes to the front-as usual-with her
nice log cabin quilt and her silk quilt of
nobody knows how many pieces. Mrs.
Moses Palmer shows some pretty piece
work quilts, and Mrs. Eunice Boyce, 81
years old, has one of 2,2OO pieces, all
nicely pieced There is a fine show of
rag carpeting, Mrs. L. Bagley and Carrie
Turner showing the best. A large ex.
hibit of braided rugs, some very hand
some. Mrs F. II. McAllister shows the
best. but there are others nearly as good.
Ofdrawn in rugs Their is a smaller show
than last year. Mrs A. NJ. Billings has the
prettiest and Mrs. Harry Bulky next.
Hattie Hanks and Mrs. N. Robinson show
several pretty button rugs, Miss Mary
Gambling shows some very handsome
work including moss and shell work
cross. decorated jar, kaleidoscope, fancy
boxes, and some lovely moss landscapes.
Mrs. l.. Il. Joslyn shows lamp mats.
toilet mats, cross of sea moss, that i
exquisite and an oil painting, Nv!
Roses" Mrs Mary Huntress exhibits
foot rest wall bracket, an oil painting, u
| banner, oil painting on satin, = pair Of
lovely ptinfed tiles, Il china plaque and ="
oil painting, "plnses.' Lizzie Spllding
Mortified, has some of the handsome
canvas embroidery we have ever seen, -
ambrequln, panel, sofa pillow am
,her articles. Miss Emily NJ Gleason
has beautiful crochet afghan, Mrs. o
L. Barnard ana Mrs. Harry Bulky hand
some crochet mulll rs. There are some
nice pillow shams, but as we don't believe
in that sort of thing, we don't intend t,
notice them. Miss Hattie Vickery show:
4 nicely made night dress, Mrs G. E
Lewis. child's dress. and Mrs. j. r
Dole Iady's apron. Miss Carrie Porte
and Cynthia Barnard show some towels il
etching that are too esthetic for the use o
comm-n clay, though we suppose thel
are NcI llICc llI'l al CCl ldIltI NClJ oH1 lioi
There is no lack OF the useful as vel
q, ornamental. Mrs. George Nelson am
Mrs. El.cn Neil show some good illnne
and Mrs r. ii. Barnard some wool frock
ng. Miss Hattie Hanks, Mrs. a. NJ
Pierce, Mrs. r. II. Blrnard and other
show nice WOO so ks, and Mrs. tIarr
Buckley and MES. II. II Barnard ladie;
wool hose. Mrs. Geo. Nelson has show
nice wooden stocking yarn, Mrs. Russo
Drew, mitten yarn. Mrs. A. NJ. Price ha
splendid show of pot plants. Mrs. Der
Phillips has beautiful cut flowers taste
fully arranged, aud Mrs. L. R. Josyn an
Miss Emily NJ. Gleason splendid bouquet
Of cut flowers.
AGRICULTURAL HALL,