Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-12

| II consists Ol Il large ana elegant glass
case. in which are samples of many Nari- |
ctiCs of staple and fancy groceries, very
! handsomely put up and most attractive |
in appearance. Fruits and preserves in
! glass and tin. and Il Thousand and one
nice things in the way of catabcs make a
display which reflects much credit
on Mr.. Mckllip's enterprise and
comment from visitors to the hall. Mich |
olson the Halter makes the finest display Of
furs ever seen in Vermont. 1t consists of
elegant London-dyed scal-dolmans and
| \cwportS which nearly sweep the floor
saCqucs of the same material and of un-
usual length sacqucs of the same style
and of the best LOndOn-dycd Hudson bay
otter Tastcfully arranged in IL hand
| some glass case are seal and otter mutlS
and collars, beaver muiIs, collars and
shoulder capcs, natural color, and fine seal
caps and ladies seal hats with SNOWY
plumpS. silk circulars lined with nice
fur-squirrel, mink, ctc.-add much to the
exhibit, while suspended from railing
above are fur robes of the best quality
black bear, lIudson's bay wolf, gray fox,
coon, wildcat, etc. Then there are besides,
buffalo and coon coats trimmed with the
incest beaver. This fine display is one of the
most attractive things in the hall, and no
visitor should miss seeing it. {. +. Per
cival of Barton shows pretty set of fur
, niturc. and Il more elaborate display IS
made by &. II. Sagcr of this city. The
Venetian Blind company of this city is
represented by an extremely neat sample,
and +. II. Barnes shows Il sliding WndoW
shutter which appears to he a good thing.
f.. Spear of Plat Sburgh makes II good
show OF furS &. \. IlIbbard of this city
shows II notably complete and we'll ar
ranged stock Of samples ui boots and
shoes Ferguson ~ AdSit of this city
have Il handsome case containing an cl"-
/ CANT harness and samples of saddlrr'S
Warc-NcrN choice specimens Of their
goods. VI. d. McMahou shows 1t case of
, handsome and well arranged shoes etc.
= Il particularly well arranged and hand
some exhibit. II. II. Howard of this city
has Il full line of samples of hl, ruhbcr
stamps. Music is furnished by an insllu-
mcnt called IL tournaphunc, which Z rs
= with Il crank. the which is indu>triou~ly
. turned by an attendant.
The most elaborate display of fancy
, work is that of Mrs. II. r.. Sail, of this
city. 1t fills an entire booth. contains Il
great variety of work. and shows much
- taste and skill. Miss l.. NJ. STRAIN of this
f city has Il fine case of beautiful fancy
work. Nice specimen, of fancy work are
also shown by Mrs f.. b. johnson of this
city. Miss May Blnn of keeScVllc, y.
V. Miss Kate Child of Richmond. Miss
Mary Ann Crosby, Mrs. +. q. Richardson,
y Mrs. l.. +. Barnard and Mrs. q. &. Bost-
e wick of this city, Mrs. &. l.. Wolcott OF
: Milton and Miss Clara f.. Slocum of South
= Burlington. Edwin c. Smith, II ShelburI
i eight years old, shows IL nicely pieccd
p quilt In the way of art work, some in
If tcresing and highly crcdtable paintings
g are shown ly Miss Alice II. Burt Mis-,
. city, Miss Addie NJ Brodby of Alburgl
II and Miss *. A. Barrett of Brooklyn, y
II y. Miss Sarah St, John shows some prct
II ty wax flowers, Mrs f. y. owen shows
: some beautifully decorated china. TIVE
/ rlaboratcly carved baskets are exhibited
n bV John Michel of West ford
;. Last but by no means least, \. Taylor
It Of this city has magnificent display OF
y flowers and plants 1t includes palms in
II great variety. Il most beautiful maiden
t hair fern. tree ferns. Crotons, pitcher
f. plant, hyUranGcaS in blossom, and II host
II of other nice things, the whole making 4
ii display as charming rs II Is fragrant, II
II is constantly surrounded by Hdmirin-
T. thrOngS.
I, Just outside the hail the cntrrpri,in4
: firm of !. W. Goodcll n Co. of this cltl
1t show some notable monumental work
II The material is the handsome and durable
+ Barre granite, and the display consists O
Is five monuments and Il statue. The latter
z Is Il figure representing Hope and it is /
:, beautiful thing, we'll worth careful study
Ic The monuments are tasteful and tincl,
le executed works and speaks we'll for tn,
'd establishment from which they come
! McsSrs. Goodcll n Co, : exhibit justly at
Is tracts Il great deal of deserved attention.
=. The Display of Farm Machinery.
is The 230-fcct long tent in which the farm
implements and machinery are dispaye
NJ is crowded to its utmost capacity, and tn
re exhibits are of great interest and value
es The largest single display is made by y
ul &. Pcirce of this city, and il embraces, on
~ would say, pretty much everything i'll tn
10, way of farm implements. {. NJ. Lutki
OF of Nlstrad y. H.. shows steel and iro
ne nlhutrhs The Mann Nunlturt II
y pany of OgdcnSburg show their sccdc
ne and harrow. j. NJ. ChldS of 'tica ha
a. n good display of carriages, The Jackso
Is farm wagon and Roswell seedcr are e,
% hibitcd by X B. GaluSha of Jericho. |
as &. Whitford of Addison has III
EN- John Deere ploughs. George +. ALE
hd of Barre, Massachusetts, has pateG
er horse rake. :, II, Macomhcr X Go, ,
il Grand Isle show their planter The l}ucl
ID, eye binder is shown by X. C. Goodale
ID. Addison. The Daniels Machine compan
'kl of Woodstock have an cnSilagc cutie
'lc Smith, WhitCOmb n Cook of Barre ShO
ty their improved ploughs. G. \. Whit
more X Co of Boston exhibit the Casada
Ws rake, sulky plough and combined harro
~; and cultivator The Johnston Harvest,
nj company of Batavia, y. y, make an e,
IN tcnSive display of harvesting maChner
'W The Wizard Plough company of the san
Is place show their ploughs, and n manur
m sprcader is shown by the lttchardsu
" Manufacturing company of Worceste
us l'loughS are shown 10y the SNracu'
ue Chilled Plough company. Mowers al
ne rakcs are shown by the Warrior Nov,
me company of Little Falls, y. y, and II
lb- AmeS Plough company of WOrCcste
on Mass, make an extensive show of moN
'th crS, rakcs, cuSilagc-CuttcrS. etc. ID.
or, Morgan X Co. of Brockport \. y, sho
hd Il variety of harvesting machinery. III
leS St Joseph Manufacturing company
er- Mshawaka, Ind, show ploughs, IN
me SpnIpI'S shawn hN the AIblnn MlpI