Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-10-03

cut flowers, SOC; Mrs. Caleb Barrows,
loaf wheat bread, SOC; Miss Flora M
Barrows, geranium plant, soc; G Il
Cone, Hartford, best work done on
singer sewing machine, etc, diploma;
Mrs. DR.. Sherwin, loaf wheat bread, /;
Frederick Billings, green house grapes,
2; j w Hazen, oil stove, ETC., diploma;
Mrs. Il N Putney, can jelly, Zoe; ID W
Roberts, Pomlret, tumbcr jelly, 20;
Bert G Curtis, bracket saving, SOC; Net
tic Lincoln, loaf brown bread, SOC, and
loaf wheat breat zoe; Frederick Billings,
collection of hot house plants, 4; E Il
Paine, 3 pencil drawings, | F. Gilbert,
IIartand, corn shelter, road Scraper,
etc., diploma; Gilbert, double mould
board plow, |; Wells & Richardson,
Burlington, butter color, diploma.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Mrs VIM CLARK, carriage pillow, 80; Mrs
e b Ware, Pomfret, crochet shawls, 25,
and hoop skirts 25; r Church, pen draw
ing, crayOn landscape and crayon house 81
Mrs Thomas d Gladding, daisy tidy and
railroad tidy 80; Mrs Perry, toilet set
and she'll work 70; Miss Nora Bement, sofa
pillow, sofa quilt and lambrequin, 81 .25;
Mrs d V Ransom, Pomfret, hair cross and
charm rs; Miss Sarah A Leonard, Pomfret,
two tides 80; Mrs Gilbert w Atwood, Bar
nard, one pair pillow shams and tidy, So
Mrs Herbert A Shurtleff, Brdgewater, pic
ture frame %; Mrs L G Billings, one pair
pillow shams and embroidered night dress,
co; Mrs Lizzie Dyke, embroidered yoke 40;
Mrs Joel b Slack, card case 10; Addie M
Slack, tidy 10; Ruth A Slack, motto Is
Mrs George Fisher, fascinator aud toilet set |
40; Hattie | Pierce, lambrequin 90; Mrs |
A Gallup, scrap bag and toilet set 80; Ada |
L Smith, tidy, pin cushion and patch work. |
So; Miss May Smith, patch work %;
Ellen S Warren, toilet set, decorated pitch
ers, decorated mirror and oil painting,
81 Is; Mrs + A Young, sofa pillow, tidy |
and piano spread, rs; Mrs c w Cleveland, |
Barnard, one mat, motto, card receiver,
picture frames and one pair ladies mittens,
80; Mrs III A Eastman, Barnard, two mot
toes, infants dress and Worsted cap, 60; |
Mrs Asa Perry, Barnard, tidy 20; Mrs Hen
ry Adams, Barnard, tidy and pillow cover,
IS; Grace R Darling slumber cushion, tidy |
%, and worsted jacket %; Cassie C Oar
ling, tidy 20; O p Sanborn, motto, 20; Mrs
Cobb, Barnard, one stand spread and
two pieces knit lace. 35 Frances II Cobb,
Barnard infants hood, 10; Hattie A Cobb,
piCtulC lOi StDD,
Barnard, picture frame, 10; Mabel L Cobb,
Barnard, picture frame 10; E Belle Cobb,
Barnard, picture frame, 10; Oracle i Nick
erson, Barnard, picture frame, TO- Mrs
Justin Gibbs Hartford, knit lace To- Mrs
Julia Eaton, bed curtain and bracket cover,
So; Mrs Ella Russell, IIartland, wreath and
worsted flowers, 35; Mrs w DanfOrth,
Barnard, lamp mat %; Mrs Ii F Atwood,
Barnard, toilet set 80; Mrs AldtD Shurtef
Bridgewater, tidy 20; Mrs Lucia Atwood,
Barnard, embroidered lace, TO- Miss Has
kell brush broom case, handkerchief case
and table spread, 80; Mrs Tewksbury,
table scarf and afghan, $l.l5 Florence G
Harlow, Hartland, work basket 10; Mrs
Nathan Harlow, Hartland, edging, 10; Bes-
sic Mitchell, Barnard, pin cushion and per-
forated cross, 35 Mrs Pliny Ward, Bar
nard, stand spread knit curtain, tidy, and
five pieces of edgng, 30; EIermon Howes,
cathedral clock case and japanese wall
pocket, rs; Margaret Fairbanks, three
painted tiles and two oil paintings, so:
Harriet NJ Harding Pomfrct, tidy, knit edg-
ing and lamp mat, So Mrs Asaph Churchill,
Pomfret. tidy and knit edging 80; Clara
Chedel, knit edging, Isl Mrs IL Metcalf
set of Undertaking, %; Lizzie V Metcalf,
knit insertion and knit lace. %; Mrs A P
Churchill, table scarf, 80; Miss Clara Hutch
inson, tidy 10; Mrs Daniel S DeWolf, Bar.
nard knit sack, shawl and cap, 80; Miss M
C Pelton, lamp mat, %; Mrs Abbie j Shurt-
left, Bridgewater, edging, 10; Mrs Sarah R
Buchanan, Hartford, mica basket air castle
and toilet set, 80; Mary L Hudson, Bridge
water, worsted slippers, lamp mat and tidy,
%; Dora Harpin, shelf drapery, IL; Mrs
Fay Archibald, fancy table and toilet set 60;
.l,II r,,cL |
apron %; Mrs Ed Harpin, tidy 20; Nancy
Anthony, fascinator 20; Sarah S Atwood,
shawl 25; Carrie A Chapman, afghan and
sofa pillow, 81; Lucy j Chapman, embroi-
dered skirt %; Miss II L Hatch, cmbroi-
dered table scarf ana table cover, 10; Mrs
Marshal, embroidered table scarf, so;
Eta Rice, picture frnme, lambrequin and
tidy, 80; Miss c Munger, toilet set So
Hattie B Fletcher, two picture frames and
card basket, 25; Mrs Herbert Atwood, Bar
pard, chld's dress 25 Mrs Hank White,
Felchville tidy So; Mrs S A Sturtevant, ,
crazy silk quilt and rick rack, 60; VIM
Clark Hartford, sofa pillow, two Tides and
banner. 60; Mrs $ d Wilder, Hartland,
camp chair, panel motto, gents scarf and
lambrequin, so; Mrs L Il Thomas, moss
wreath. So; Mrs Il r Meader, Chelsea, lace
lambrequin, lace pillow sham and afghan,
$l.l5 Mrs G w Harvey, gents scarf, 25
Alice G Harvey, tidy, lambrequin and af-
CHAN, rs; Mrs 7 N Putney, scarf, tidy, '
broom case, sofa cushion, cornuccpia, card q
basket, card receiver picture frames, lac ! q
sash amp slipper vamps, 70; Abble Boyce, $
letter aud card case match safe and toilet !
case, 25 Mrs II c Benson, horseshoe 9
watch case, 49, Flora Markham, Pomfret, I
toilet set, two notices and tidy, 35; Mrs & I
W Huntoon, Barnard, knit lace Is; Eta J I
Huntoon, Barnard, knit lace, tidy and fan Il
mel skirt, 80; Frances Perry, Pomfret, brush
broom holder, 10; Dora Green, hair pin
case and cornucopia, 3d. Minnie Gilbert,
chair tidy, sofa tidy basket and two pin
cushions, 25; Eta Rogers, toilet set and
tidy, 40; Mary r Atwood, motto 10; Mrs
]. Simmons, afghan rs; Lille II Marble,
painted case and PLAGUE, 80; Mary 7 Mar
Miss Jennie Richmond, pair decorated can
die sticks, plaque and oil painting, 81; Fred
Chapman; case of birds and fox mat 81
Mrs Kenyon, Hartlaud, shell stockings, ~ =.
20; Mrs + Gilbert, Hartland, cushion, tidy, "
and silk bed quilt, co. Mamie L Gilbert, 81
Hartland, specimen of machine work, 10;
Mrs Pike, Harland, set of knit laces, cl
sample of lace, brush receiver, sponge bas- q
ket, slipper case and motto, J0 Mrs Geo
Healey, Barnard, decorated bottle and dc
watch case, 20; Mary E Lord. crotchet co..
lar, apron and wall pocket, so: Mrs Still
man Gay, fancy collar and night dress,
rs; Mrs L Lord, chatalain bag, Is; Mrs W
Henry Thompson, four notices, 40; Mrs NJ
Aldo Persons, West Windsor, scarf and knit y,
shawl, G5; Mrs Marcia Brown, Plymouth, n
Idly 10; Hattie Waterman, Plymouth, tidy =
20; Katie A Bryant, Reading, blocks for =, -
luilt, 25 Mrs Marion Mills, mat 20: Mrs L
J j Udall, Hartford, baby blanket, four C.
;idies and four oil paintings, sl.25; Nellie
N Bisbee, Amsden, toilet set, %; Mrs Chas 10
Fisher, Kingsley, Fla, palmetto mats and
an, %; Alice M Laid, tidy 30; Mrs II
'ember, sofa pillow, afghan, tidy, art work
picture, iambrequn, frame, cushion, but
ons, knife and spoon case, and bead bag,
,l.75; Miss Emma Wood, Pomfret, Japan.
se chair cover, 20; Miss Susie d Worces-
er, West Windsor, table spread and thibet,
%; Mrs A S Provost, Waterbury, lamp mat,