Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-11

collars and muils to match and elegant
mink and squirrel lined circulars, the
outside being the choicest siliclenne., In
| a large glass case artistically arranged are
handsome beaver shoulder capeS IN the
natural color with mutfs to match, snowy
| seal hats, and seal and beaver satchelS.
| The gentlemen will be Interested in the
| fine display of fur rObes-black bear, llud-
son bay wolf. gray fox, white pattern
| wild cat, Japanese wolf and others, OF
| the finest quality. There are also gentle
mems coats in mink, lined with, quilted
satin, coon coats trimmed with mink, |
| Russian dog and natural beaver. black |
genet and other furs Mrs. Nichol-
son has on exhibition IL fine worsted af-
CHAN which she worked. 1t is in variety |
of colors and is very handsome. This eN,
hibit is one of the largest in the hall ana
i'm value is second to none. George ID;
Sherwin has II fine display of electric and
telephone supplies, including electric
bells. hotel and house annunciators
and burglar alarms. This exhibit is the
first of the kind made at.the state Far.
G. II. Sager has a. handsome display OF
furniture, the most attractive article OF
which is Il gentleman's chair in maroon
embossed plush, the frame being com
posed entirely of spring steel. The Nene
tian Blind company display the same eX
hibit which they had at New Orleans. 1t
: includes two full sizes model windows,
showing both the Hill patent inside slid
; ing blind, the Venetian blind, in cherry,
spruce and pine. They also exhibit sam
, pies of their woods, finished and IN the
. rough, and shavngs from their lath dress
, re- two and II half inches wide and four
teen feet long. This is one of the most
interesting exhibits in the hall.
a. 5. Mcdonald of Boston has an elabo-
rate display of ornamental dry grass, bou-
> quets, and California pafnpas plumeS.
; Miss K. NJ. Miller has a fine exhibit of
children's clothing, stamping and art EN-
broidery She also exhibits new style of
> lambrequins in peacock blue plush loop
i ed up over tinsel and plush work; Il hand
! ! some toilet set embroidered with pansies
: in silk, and ii table scarf decorated with
| clover in silk.
One of the most interesting exhibits is
: that of Locke x Kennedy of Boston, who
: show specimens of fancy glass bloWlhS,
: the work being done before the spectator.
: The daintiest and most artistic ornaments
\ are made, including ships, flowers and
y birds. They exhibit a steamboat engine
- complete, made entirely OF glass, Whlch
= runs by steam. f. p Shaw has the largest
. show of clothing on exhibition in the hall,
e including everything from handkerchief
u up to Il handsome fur coat. The display
> is one that does credit to Mr.. Shaw 5
> well known enterprise and ii IS arranged
Il in Il fine manner. His line OF 1ur robes
!, and fur coats are of fine quality and very
~ attractive. In the number and variety OF
II mems and boys clothing shown Mr..
% Shaw easily ranks first i'll the hall. EX,
~ \ luerman IaNlOr makes Il me display Oh
W foliage and towering plants, including
IS most everything that can be named in
e that line. General Agent George d.
> Schuyler of the Davis Sewing Machine
d. company has large number of machines
- ~ on exhibition, together with specl
Is mems of embroidery and other fine work
"a which skilful operators are constantly
u turning out before the eyes of the specta
". tors.
De l.. G.. Burnham exhibits a fine display
o., of engravings, oil paintings, fancy frames
Is novelties and artists materials. JOSEPH
III I.owy has a new and attractive style o
IL couch on exhibition and also samples o
y, furniture polish.
~ One of the largest exhibits is that of tn,
y Swanton Suspender company by p. {
Is Dodge, and the display will be largel.
81 added to this morning. 1t includes
ne great variety of suspenders maie unde
a. their patent, and finished in fine man
ar ner. The material ranges from fine sill
OF pies the entire available space of the mort
'ir end of the hail. and is one of the fines
wv and best arranged exhibits in tn
IS hall The White Sewing Machine con
ID pany are represented by Mr.. j.
er !Page, who has IA fine lot of machine
w on exhibition. lie also shows me spec
mems of his work, including the fines
embrOidcrV The display on this tOC
ios also includes some other large exhibit
i' and many smaller ones of which meutiO
VIII De lnitle later.
Der Persons attending the fair should Sc
lSt W. +. MOulton eNlllDll ol hOltsehoi
re novelties III Mechanics Han. lhey are II
ely terestlng ana ingenious.
iry The Moseley & Stoddard. .Manufacturin
ar company of Poultney, VT, display fir
en- line of dairy utensils, including churl
ng and creameries. The Ferguson Manufa
as turing company eXhlblt a 1ull.llne OF tne
is creameres, besides churns and 9th,
lny dairy utensils. The Fuller a. Warren G.
he show a large stock of parlor coal stov,
of and kitchen ranges. The Florence Soi
his company of New York make an eXtensi'
die display OF toilet ana laundry soap, lnclu
in ing $50 varieties. G. +. Baker, for Thom
hnt Wood & Co. of Boston, shows "A fine di
STE play of cotTees, spices and extracts, al
, is gives every one Il chance to try their de
Of cious hot coffee.
mo Large and attractive exhibits of fru
in are made by the Farmount nursery
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