The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-04

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hiss FicsS Born 80 Toilet ~ Nm
y Thsyes l. Miss Ida I<tchsr rs. Mr. v
II Fuliertos 80 Tahls Spreads. Mn |
y wilsOa Z. Miss Stella Burgess I. Mia
Charlotte pei,ihcne 80. IaAmbseq min
Mrs. r. W Baldwin l. Mrs. A Hiliiard 7;
Mrs Emily Hard 30 Foot. rest. Mrs. J ]
Giilh 2, Mrs. Edwin Msss<sos !. Hand
made sdsings. Mrs. l. K Burbank l. Mr
Al 0ny 30 Sofa pillows. Bsiis t,nish I
Mrs A Hilliard 50. Homsspun linen. Mr.
CT Hard l, MscrAme sork. Mary Mich
ole !. Mrs. Myron Lawrence rs. Sin
bedquilts. Mrs A $ Davis !. Mrs A Hi
lizard rs. We've. qsil.. Mrs J @ Blackme
!. Applique work. Annie BATHS 80, Bod
spread. Mrs Henry Lawrence 1. Lott,
Wait rs. Embroidered chair. Mn W Il
Bundy 10 Scrap basket. May wilsoI
70. Smoking cap, Carrie Tyrel rs. Dress
cap. Laura Walker rs. Hand made jack
ct, Mrs o p Black 50. Silk mittens, Mr.
J @ Blsckmer rs. Best display Of Gro
cheted wonted work. Mrs. Abbis Thomas
l. Embroidered underwear, Laura Hop
kins 10. Abbis Thomas 80. SILK smbroid'
cry. Bella Smith Is. Pin cushion. Mrs {
J Hard Is. Collarstte. Martha 6Anthof
30. Mrs J n Hard Is. Feather Flowers.
Mrs n q Walker 20. Rick rack, Ksts
Lugene 80. Hand bags. Mrs L II Hsmsn.
way 80. Miss H s Way Is. Watch CASE.
Bertha Tyrsl IS; child's knit suit. Mrs +
@ Perkins 30; fancy basket. Edith Russell
Is; puzzle. Thomas Duncan AZ: pillow
shams. Mrs CT Wait 20. Ida Hove az.
hair work. Mrs W l. Billiugs Is. Mrs Abel
Webb 80; toilet mat. Miss Alice Purdy 25;
card board motto. Mrs A Perham 20;
drawn work apron, Lena ID Peck 20.
DoMEsTIc MANUFACTURES.
Hand knit mittens. lat Mrs J W Bowen
1; "a Mrs PhilindA Roberts 70; Sd. Mrs A
J French so; lth, Mrs Henry Lawrence
%. Children's and gents mittens. one
pair each, Mrs james Kilburn so. Cent?
WOODEN gloves, Mrs Philinda Roberts 80;
Mrs James Kilburn %. Gents fringe
Mrs NJ L Houghton 1. Gents
hand knit wooden socks, lat, Mrs A J
French l; ID. Mrs John Thorn pson 70;
I'd. Mrs l. Bundy so; 4th. Mrs James Far.
mum IS; 9th, MrsMJ Hapgood Is Rugs.
LIST. Mrs G J Hurd 2; I'd. Mrs G Sarnberg.
or 1; Sd, Alice Smith rs. Mrs Crossman
30, Mrs p Il Butfnm 80, Mrs Geo Walker
80. Mrs G Sanford 30, Mrs Hspgood 90.
Mrs G P Hard 90. Mrs Peter Dudley 90
Mrs Chas Garfield so. Homespun flannel
blankets. LIST. Mrs Bstchelder l. Mrs c
J Hurd so. Wooden yarn. LIST. Mrs N H
Crossman 80; I'd. Mrs A H Danforth %.
Patchwork, LIST, May Sanford 80; I'd. Julia
Leach 25; Sd, Mrs James Kilburn IS. Rag
carpets. LIST, Mrs Manly Smith 8; I'd, Mrs
W Bowen 2; 3D., Mary Young l, Mrs
Crossmau 80. Mrs Ralph Purdy 80, Mrs
John Moran. 30. Mrs L + Adams 80, Lau-
"a Hopkins 30. Mrs Charles Danforth so.
Mary Hspgood 80. Mrs G P Williams 80.
Cent? cotton socks, Mrs N H Crossman
rs. Hand knit hose. Mrs Philandsr Rob.
,rts l. Mrs James Bowen rs. Mrs s P
3atchelder 80, Ssnio H. Vault so, Lizzie
Bowen Is. Bedquilts. Mrs Francis Day |
J. Mrs IA French 2, Mrs Anna Bowen /,
Mrs. Dexter Taylor IS, Mary Taylor rs.
sophia Bruso so. Zsda Bruce 40. Chill.
irens' society 20, Mrs Willie Walker 50.
Mrs 0 Davis so, Mrs Geo Davis so. Mrs
FANNIE Wetherbee 90; tedquilt pieced by
J lady S6 years old without spectacles, rs.
a.t,4 FAIR NOTES. ssss.a+
The premiums will be paid at any time
I the Office OF the Manchester journal
Good music was furnished by the Far.
ners Band OF Sunderland aud the Elite
Band OF Pawlet.
Good order was the rule and the police
nder the charge Of d. Il. Dyer. with II.
J. Wilson as chief. did splendid service.
here were some instances Of drunken.
ess but very little disorder.
Among the articles found on the fair
round Is lsdy's parasol and boys
vercoat II persons who have lost or
,und any article will report the Same to
be Journal ofiics We will endeavor 70 find
be owners. 4@ "A
The officers Of the society can prevent
40 sale Of liquor on the grounds but can.
OF look ont for it outside. Would Il not
Q we'll for tue town authorities 70 appoint
nee or four good men to make business
keeping watch outside. A little vigi-
nee would stop the whole business Of
,lling. and it ought to be stopped. sspec.
lily where SO large crowd gets together
it'll so many teams.
There were more accidents than usual.
FRS. Lane Of SALISBURY was seriously in
red the second day. being thrown from
wagon. the horse being frightened by
'ms ofthe performances on the grounds.
RS. Stakeholder darlington was thrown
ON wagon by being run into BY :
.unken fellow near W. h. Hurds and
riously injured, and Alvin Taylor and
lie we're both thrown out in the same
amer 10 Dorset, and MI. Taylor badly
jured.
There we're two or three instances Of per-
rs being run into on the track, and 1t is
range that there we're not more acct.
nts Of this kind. The police did oil
ey conld 70 keep people of the track