The news., 1882-10-17

do some of the most delicate work
that can be done on a sewing ma
chine, as fast and much better than
many ladies who have the use oftheir
sight. Miss Lizzie Bull executed
some fac embroidering on wooden
plates and one would hardly believe
such work could be done.
In the centre aisle the display of
flowers was far superior to any before
made and the exhibitors we're Wardell
B. Shinn, A. x G.. Boabaek, Daniel
B. Sutter, Charles B. Hornor, VIM.
Parry, Robert Atkinson and Samuel
E. Rogers & Son. e. D. Sturtevant
of Bordentown exhibited pink water
lilies, night blooming variety, and
the celebrated Egyptian Lotus flower
which attracted great attention. In
the eastern end of the aisle, Fl. J.
Burtis Of Mount Holly, had his ex-
hibit of Estey organs, Davis sewing
machines and the Emerson piano.
James McCormic and wife of Cam
den entertained large audience with
their songs. The operators on the
machines were watched by the lady
visitors in large numbers and were
pronounced as wonderful.
On the left the great exhibit of
cakes and bread commenced and it
made the mouth water to look at it.
Twenty cakes were exhibited in the
contest for the silver pitcher. Fancy
cakes by Mrs. Charles Deacon and
Mrs. Joshua Forsyth. In butter the
exhibit was never better and nineteen
contested for the special silver prize,
and the others for the premiums Of
fered by the Society.
The display of skill by our Bur-
lington county ladies in making bread
was all that could be desired and the
Committee having charge Of this ex-
hibit informed us that it exceeded by
far any ever before made, there being
over two hundred loaves in the case.
There was also large display Of tea
biscuit for the special premium offer
ed by George v. Heoker Of self-rais-
ing -four fame. The preserves, jel-
lies, wine and canned vegetables ex-
hibited showed the skill our ladies'
possess in this art. The largest exhib-
itors were Mrs. DR.. Brown, Mrs.
John B. Collins, Mrs. Henry Ellis,
Mrs. Abel Haines, Mrs. Harveson
and Mrs. Joseph Bovine, and they
presented to the admiriDg gaze of the
public everything in this line even to
canned hickory nuts and eggs.
The exhibitors of vegetables were Read
ing Margerum, Joel Hornor, F. G.. Ster-
ling, John Mitchell, G. L. Newbold, Jnc
H. Croshaw, A. s. Sinner, Rsadington,
Pa, Abel Haines, E. J. Lloyd, O. w.
Atkinson, Thomas "A. Bunting, Risdon
HankiDson, Benjamin Haines, A. John
son, d. w. Davis, William Hargrove,
Ezra Lippincott, Peter F. Mattson, Henry
j. Trick, G. Howard Bryan, J. E. Steven
son, w. E. Borden, A. A. Lippincott, S.
w. Buzby, B. Peacock, A. w. Engle,
James Farr, Frederick Danz, Charles
Lippincott, John NJ. Kaign, Joseph M.
Kaighn's sons, J. Fl. Woodward, Thos
B. Candy, Robert Haines, William R.
Porter, John Porter, Samuel Pew, J.K.
Buzby, S. B. Perkins, William Mutt, N.
Holeian, William Mathis, Edmund
Braddock, Laura s. Brock, George Brock,
Uriah Borton, w. B. Lippincott, vii
liam H. Ellis, Jacob H. Leeds, Henry
Ellis, J. H. Denise, F. Hill, c. Cook,
Samuel A. Dobbins.
Apples and pears were shown by W.
B. Lippincott, A. L. Burtis, Harry Pan
coast, Samuel B. Pew, John s. Collins,
Emmor Roberts, J. H. Rickett, Joseph
M. Kaighn, Reading Margerum, T. FL
wood Bunting, A. T. Emley, james Lip
pincott, Caleb Hanc ock, Henry R. Price,
A. A. Lippincott, William Wisham,
Isaac Fenimore, A. s. Sinner, A. w.
Engle, s. R. Lippincott, w. E. Borden,
Stacy Lippincott, Jr., G. A. Campbell,
John H. Denise, Henry Campbell, D. d.
Denise, N. Holeman, Joseph w. Emley,
William Mutt, Uriah Borton, w. B. Lip
pincott, Thomas B. Candy, William Par
ry, Charles P. Rogers, Albert Haines,
Alfred L. Haines, Charles T. Haines, T.
Earl Shreve, A. s. Sinner, James Lippin-
colt, Horace Cronk, Charles Parry, J. f.
Stevenson, Caleb Hancock, H. J. Trick,
]. S. Hansell & Sons, S. B. Lippincott
J. E o. Ballinger, Joseph Richmond,
John Poinsett, E. B. Marter, Jr., J. N.
Emley, Joseph H. Denise, Thomas B.
Candy, William Mutt, Mrs. Joseph E.
Roberts, Elwood Logan, ]. B. Hankinson.
Samuel B. Pew, John S. Collins, Ezra
Engle, Emmor Roberts, VIM. R. Ward,
W. Marter.
Grapes were shown by Albert Green,
Albert Haines, Frederick Phifer, Mrs.
James L. Shinn, Charles P Rogers, FL
wood Bunting, G. W. Slack, Mrs. Sue
Slack, w. B. Shinn, S5 varieties, Mrs.
Charles Brown, N. M, Dudley. John s.