The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-27

lsyges. VARIETY AZ canned traits Mrs N
Kssdsll, "a. Mira + Kendall. "a. M 9
l. Larerrnore. l,usi upholstered chair. Fan
ey articles beat vorsted LAMP mat. M1
DIN Davis; bosi shaving case Mrs Ola
Davis, szosioes. lsi Mrs l. l. Fuller. "a NJ
NJ Crnssey. % Mrs q Taylor; hAsseeks.
Mrs II ] Keadall; best bead cnshions.
Mrs q J Thompson; bes, plush. Mrs II J
Kendall; handsomsst bouquets assorted
flowers. Mrs L S Artell. "a, Mn cephAs
Williams. baske, Of pansies. Mrsf, BPies'I
bouquet Of dahliAs. Mrs g Il Williams;
grasses and house plants. Mrs q Taylor;
table mat. Mr.. o Q hall; hand mirror,
Miss coronie Ariell; card board pitcher.
Miss Stella Hayward; collar feather edge
braid. Abbie Houshton, doll carriage
Tburs,ou Emery; Toy bureau, Rollin Ken
dali; kali slippers Miss lone Burbank:
fancy eggs 10 basket ] A Emerya toilet
&c. and cushion, Mrs NJ NJ Greasy: sofa
cushion, Mrs Il I Kendall; feather edge
trimming. Mrs l. X Burbank; scrap bag.
Mrs + Taylor; oriental paintings. Mrs y
L Livermorc; mono-chromaiic, Mrs @ l.
Liyermore; cake doyles, lst aud ID, Mrs
10 L Liyermore; embroidered handker.
chief. Mrs Taylor; ottoman covers, LIST
and I'd. Mrs l. Livermore; splasher,
Mrs E Taylor; towel sham. Mrs O J
Thompson; pictures on cardboard. Miss
Gladys Pier; tidy. long knit, LIST Mrs q J
Thompson. I'd Mrs A W Prouty; canvas
aida, Mrs l. Fuller; canvas Java, lsb
Mrs L X Burbank, ID Mrs Z II Fuller;
macrame tidy. Miss Halle Thompson;
wosted braid. Mrs l. Il Kingsburyi EN-
broidered table linen, Mrs X Taylor
square crochet tides in raised work, lstI
Mrs J NJ Kendall. "a. Mrs Emily Taylor;
rick rack tidy. Mrs II ] Kendall; square
knit. Mrs q ] Thompson. Miscellaneous
articles: S 0 Davis, liquid holder aud sap
gathering tub, best on the ground; 4 >
Garfield, best Ladows wheel harrow,
Eclipse cultivator, Barrows' swivel pillow.
Bartlett land side pillow, shovel pillow, one
horse side hill plow; I L Pier. prize
churn, best exhibited. Aside from the
above list there was quite a creditable ex.
hibition from persons not belonging to|
the order and therefore not mentioned in
the list. There was lively foot race in
which Eddie Robbins as victor received
81 and d A Leonard and johnson rs
cents each. The crop committee OF Noun
tain Home Grange for the year 1883 award
premiums as follows: On corn LIST II j
Wheeler, I'd f L Fuller, 3D. David Gale;
on potatoes, LIST II Williams, I'd Il l
Kendall, Sd G J Thompson; gardens, LIST
Geo p Burbee, I'd Geo a Cummings, Sd
Cephas Williams The small grams were
harvested when the committee made their
visits, therefore no premiums were award
ed for them The flower committee award
as follows: Flower gardens, LIST Mrs G Tay-
lor, I'd Mrs Cephas Williams, Sd Mrs g ?
Burbee; house plants, LIST Mrs j Barnard
I'd Mrs A Emery. Sd Mrs @ Taylor.
Statement of the number of live stock and
acres OF different crops and tons Of hay
owned by the members Of Mountain Home
Grange: There are CD horses, 46 oxen, 1919
COWS, 3S Q year olds. 90 yearlings, "A
calves, 367 sheep, 46 swine, 621 hens, 100
turkeys, ducks. 7 swarms of bees, 932
tons Of hay, &c acres Of corn, SO acres pc.
tatoes, 81 acres oats, "A acres barley,
acres rye, 10 acres buckwheat, ] ~
acres India wheat: 3-4 acres beans and
acre corn fodder. CIpnAs WILLIAMS,
See Mountain Home Grange.