The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-10-09

Square, Pa; Il M ,ntie i4mhreguia aud
table cover IN ctewrl, by Mrs Harry Mil
/ ler of Is .ltlmore, " rre especially nGtlcea
| BILE; IA piano cover by NiSS Stephenson,o of
| Dover, in ciewel aud ;rSel on plush was
| another notlceabe piece Of work. y
| by Miss Annie FoAr.i OF Z kton; a ear
riage afghan in white cloth worked in
Arrasene by Miss Fanny Jones of Elk
| ton; a dust ba. in oriental embroidery
| by Miss Bessie Miller of Elkton, were all
first class. Three pieces of painting on
china by Mrs. Alex. Evans of Elkton; AN
Oil painting (winter sceue) by Mrs. Jos
| L. Wells of Elkton; a pair of crazy work
raw silk window curtains 10y Miss Ellen
Barrol!; pair of knitted silk hose by
Mrs. Col. A. ". Evans; two placques of
paper flowers by Miss Nettie Muller, of
| Elkton; painted screen by Miss Else
Black, New Castle Del; panel of honey
suckle by Miss l. r. Rpthwell, Smyrna,
! Del; a painting on brass by Miss f. r.
Gamble, Wilmington; painted tidy on
India lineu by Miss l.. II. Rockwell, of
| Smyrna; a veIvet sofa pillow by Miss Sue
Cow gill, Dover; a velvet banner by same
| lady; satin banner BY Miss VI. +. Bur
ton, of Dover; pair OF pink blankets by
VIM. johnson. of Bay View. piece Of
home made cashmere and two pieces OF
home made flannel, all by the same ma
ker, were excellent specimens of home
| industry; IA white Satin dress front en-
broldered by lady II years old-Alrs.
| L. Nj. Rowan, formerly of Elkton-was
noticeable piece of difficult needle
work for ore so old: pair Of embroidef-
ed towels by Miss Minnie Alexander, OF
| North East; rick rack work by Fanny l.
Thomas of North East; some good button
holes by Mrs NJ. &. Phillips Delmar.
Del; crocheted bed spread by Mrs. II
! A. Miller Of f kton, We're prominent dis
plays. \ display of millinery in case by
| Mrs. Lucy LirZenberg attracted general
| attention i'll the center of the hall. \
vase of White feather flowers by Miss
| Auna II. lt'SS, OF Iikloh, Niedih Oh
white feather flowers under glass b, MISS
Ada Bye, Hickory Hill, Pa; paper table
IN ITS IN two c"lnrs were simple and at
| trActive, by Miss Laura Jelfers, EIkton;
p ,tence WAS written all over a patch
work quilt with II. 6G3 pieces in it, 10y
| Nj. a. Slack, North Z ,st; panel OF
paper Ito yels by Miss Ellen Barroll, Elk
ton, showed the touch of artistic fingers
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
This is the department that made your
mouth water. 4 jar of canned whole
| tum4t,e s was noIireable by Mrs. L. o.
ID. Grier, OF Oxford. put up in 1881. \
jar OF BARTLETT pears canned three years
New Lards, aud jar of peaches canned
by Mrs John T. Holt in 1888, showed
careful work and unusually we'll preserv-
ed fruit Peaches and pears OF this years
preserving We're noticeaby excellent |
We have only room to mention names as
Mrs. VIM. Hrgan's, Miss BERTHE Miler's,
Katie NJ. Wilson. Elk Neck. Mrs Mary
l.. Creswell, Cherry Hill, Mrs. n. p |
Manly. Eikton. Mrs. George Brown
Cherry HILL. A jar of Branded peaches
by Mrs. Hannah Wilson OF Elkton, were
luscious To look ut. NJ $. 5. Cummins
of Chesapeake Cry, exhibited a notice
ably good jar of apple jelly. Miss NJ ".
garrett Brown, OF North F. .st, Mrs. L. H.
Thomas, Of Wyoming. Del, Miss Laura
'. Boulden, of Elktun, MISS Ella Ros
sell of Eiktou, made credItable exhibits
in jelly. y bottle of peach brandy by
Mrs. NJ &. Phillips of Delmar, Del. !
was especially noticeable for lis beau
tiiui color. Strawberry wiue by Miss
Sarah g. Wetherill of E.kton; apple
brandy by Mts. NJ. G. Phillips Delmar
Del. black berry wine by MISS III lnnah
Wilson ElKton; black berry wine by Mrs
NJ Williams OF Upper Principin; ra-p-
berry wine by Mss sarah u WeUherill
of Elkton, NIL, currant WINE by Mrs.
George ID. Racine OF Elk Neck; mu1iIlo
cherry wine by Ms. Auua Dullng OF
EIktor; cherry wine by Mrs. J. II. Ford
Cowantown, and raspberry cordial by
| Mss Annie McIntre OF E,kton, were
specially tiAe In apples and grapes the
| display was very credItable To the exhi-
bitors. For display of finest Falder-
walders, John Hickey of Etkton, took
first premium. Mr.. Hng.n entered
Ben Davis variety. MISS Ida Willis
entered AI4idens Blush variety Mss
Ida Willis entered a variety of pippins
weighing over 20 ounces. Warren Grosh
exhibited the best specimen of keltler
pears. William Hogan hibited fire
specimens of Vicar of Wrnkield. WIN.
| B lrkley of Elkton. exhibited a fine
basket of Eikton yel!ows. Thomas
| Miller exhibited IA splrr did basket of
| Falderwalder apples. W. IT, Reader, of
Zi:n, exhibited basket OF smoke house
which tooh first premum. VIM. Hogan
exhibited a hHe basket of Tewksberry
apples, aud basket OF Prnnocks on
which h. took first premium. Mr.. John
| +. Ghllaher, OF Cherry ii i. exhibited :.
plate Of splendid "Rornan h""uty' APP
plies which took first premium. Miss
! Willis took first premium irr best plate
of red Tarltoa crab apples. Warren
Grosh took first premium for best Rpx-
berry russell. Ms. George Ricketts, of
| Elkton, exhibited a jug Of splendid
! apple cider. Mr.. ). W. NJ prison exnib-
| tex: honey in the CONT (ut.drE shane !