Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-09-15

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The Lake Champan Co.. Port Henry, N.
L., exhibit few specimens Of iron ore and
pig iron. Mrs. +. b. Hoyt, Burlington, has
ON exhibition several fine paintings on can
vas and marble. The Burlington truss
and bandagc company display case Of
fine lrusscs and bandages OF all descriptions.
"A. b. Fisher, Burlington, has on exhibit
ton several architectural plans and draw
ings.
The display of lace is fine, indeed, and
would please the most fastdious. Mary
Dwycr, Burlington, has fine tie and hand
kelchicl of point lace, aud also Mary Hogan,
Burlingt IN, u tic OF the same material. Mrs
NJ. '. B. Weeks, Burlington, has case con-
lalnlns several very nice piece, of point lace
Mrs. Maggie Madigan, Burlington, exhibits a
lace handkerchief, as also Mrs. +. Z. Bux-
ton, Undcrhill, together with case contain
ing Lace of several patterns. Mrs. H. Bcnc-
dict, Burlington, exhibits splendid worstcd
wreath in many colors.-Mrs. |. w. Paris,
Fnfax, shows several fine specimens of
crochet work, embroidery, applique worsted
and cotton tidy. Mis-. G. NJ. Spauldng ex.
hiblts very fine landscape crayon drawing.
| E. .. Wormtll, Burlington, makes u fine ex-
hibil in photographs and ferrotypes. Mrs. f.
| A.Owen, Burlington, has on exhibition sever
| al door, carriage and perambulator feltcd
wool mats Of various colors.
Near the entrance at the north end of Flor.
al HAL, every one is stopped by the magni.
tcent display OF flowers In boxes and elegant
designs. They are from the hot houses OF
laylor, and were arranged by Mrs. f. j.
Parry, John w. Anderson and Mrs. A. Tay.
lor,all OF this city. Nellie A. Cole, Winooski
has on exhibition several paintings and cray.
on portraits and a set Of manipulated tea
plates. A. j. Clark, Burlington, has u rep
resentation in wood Of n Farmers Home,
with house, barn and lawn, tastefully arrang
ed with fountain and croquct grounds. Mrs
Geo A. Barker, Winooski, exhibits severa
tinc. specimens of embroidery and worstec
work.
| Mrs. Homer Irish, Shclburn, has severa
fine exhibits, including worstcd watcl
case, worsted tidy and woollcn hose mad,
entirely by hand. Mrs. Judson Haincs, Bur
lingtob, has child's worsted sack. Mis-
Lorella W. Forest, Winooski, exhibits AT
exquisite painting OF asters on small palette
Miss Bertha Thompson, Burlington, make
line exhibit OF various fancy articles, in
GLIDING beautiful macrame bag, severa
bead necklaces, inlaid backgammon boart
and crayon portrait. Miss Lille Thompson
has on exhibition a silk embroidered skirt
embroidered towQ.. and beautiful chat
cover. Miss Mary Blinn, Keescville, n. Y.
exhibits a pair of hand knit silk mittens
IL. Is. Stearns II Co. have handsome case o
ine surgical instruments Of every dcscrip
ton. Miss l.. NJ. Strain has on exhibition
large show case of beautiful fancy goods o
many kinds. Mrs. A. o. Hood, Winooski ha
on exhibition several beautiful articles, includ
ing piece OF maciamc lace, lace fringe en-
broidelry, and lace breakfast cap; and
lease of beautiful hair work. Mrs f. j
Baldwin, Sheburn, exhibits two at,ractv
and interesting scrap books, brush case raj
bag, beautiful afghan, cardboard frame It'd
and embroidered foot.rest Mrs. c. b. Gray
| Burlington, shows II fine and tasteful worl
basket.
Geo. W. Holmes & Co. have on exhi
bition case Of gloves and mittens, from
the finest kid to the heavics. mitten. The
make al exceedingly creditable display, an,
| one which attracts much attention. Thei
establishment is, we believe, the only one il
he State making gloves an exclusive spe
cialty, and, with their manufacturing facili
ties, they have an unrvallcd assortment o
which their exhibit is a fair sample. Mis-
Helen Beauprc, Burlington. exhibits an eI
quisite fancy cross, made from paper J.!
beautiful lambrcquin edged with bead lace i
shown by Mrs. |. p. Russell of this city
Mrs. w. f. Green, Burlington exhibits
skilfully embroidered foot-rest, and Mis-
Kate l.. Blinn, Burlington, n sofa pillow
llambrequin, chair tidy and ottoman A
Town, Richmond, makes unique exhibit O
swifts OF ebony and bone, made by himsel
while on n whaling voyage. Ripley Il Hol
ton make II fine display of robes, ranging il
price from S75 dollars down. also all kind
of door hinges, locks. bolts, door-knobs
door.plates, etc. Several beautiful chat
tides are exhibited by Mrs. X. G.. Page o
Burlington, and Mrs. c. NJ. Spaulding Bur
lington, shows very finely finished sofa pill
low Mrs. L. A. Chandler, Pomfrct, show
a very beautiful macrame bag. Mrs +. A
Owen, Burlington, exhibits several finel,
painted haudkerchiefs, PLAQUES and othe
artistic articles. Mrs. |. p. Russell, Bur
lington, also shows two pairs of silk ant
worstcd mittens and some very fine rugs
Mrs. G. c. Halliday exhibits very fine piec
of Kcnsn tton lace. One of the prettes
lambrequins in the hall is shown by Mrs
Benedict of ST. Adams. Mrs. c. W. Brown
elt Burlington, exhibits a pretty pincushioi
and Gertrude L. Holton. Rochester, n. Y,
beautiful handkerchief pocket made of ma
crane A case OF very beautiful fruit ant
flowers in wax work is shown by Mrs. j. G
Middlebrook, Burlington. Mary Dryer. Bur
lngton, exhibits some very beautiful WAL
flowers. Richard Hopkins Burlington, exhibits
several very neat and artistic pieces Of scroll
saving, done in dark and light coloret
wood from original patterns. Eta Foster
East Swanon, has an exhibition of beautiful
home made rugs, Mrs. ID. c. Barber, Bur
ling,on, exhibits some of the most delicst,
lace work shown in the building, a pair o
pillow shams being the most prominent
Mrs c. b. Gray Burlington, has very
beautiful afghan aud Mrs. j. A. Stowell
Shelburn, and Mrs. &. C. Briggs, Burlington
some beautiful homemade bed spreads
Miss Annie Ward, Burlington, exhibits
very beautiful pair of embroidered curtains
and table scarf to match. A pair of very fin,
bed spreads is shown by Mrs. NJ. NJ. Blinn
Burlington, and spread by Mrs. V. A
Church, Burlington.
| b. w. Carpenter & Co. make hand
some display, including elixirs and extracts
opera glasses and fancy goods, etc. Mr.
Taft also displays his fine collection of birds
a most beautiful and interesting cxhibi
and one which attracts universal attention
aud admiration.
Hosmer e. Baker make good exhibition
of Baskets, cloth covered, and neatly trim
med.
c. A. Hubbard. Burlington, exhibits thu
celebrated Hubbard boot, together with al
classes of boots and shoes from the heavies
to the most delicate slipper. His large ex
hibit is neatly and attractively arranged ant
presents a most creditable appearance. Mr.
| Hibbard is one Of our live business men anC
his establishment takes high place amonl
our manufacturing industries
The exhibit in sewing machines is exten
sive, and includes machines OF nearly every
kind, shown by A, j. Tillison, Milton. the
Singer Manufacturing Co. and j. V. Page
Burlington.
Taft, Morgan & Co., Burlington, exhibit
doors, sash and blinds, etc. They make t
good display of goods in various styles OF
finish.
Benjamin d. Stevens, Burlington, cxhib
its case of stuffed birds, of many kinds, al
looking as natural as life. c. ii. Sagcr, Bur,
lington, exhibits the Marks folding chair in
several styles A fine folding-top work ia.