The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-02-23
The Fair of Sc. Francis DeSaIes
Church.

The Fair of 81. Francis DeSRIes
. Church.
' This fair was referred to last week AN
, a promise made that the award OF tn
other prizes, than those of the watc
contest, should appear this week. In s
. doing we give credit to those who ha
charge of the affair, as well as to thos
who received benefits therefor; not for
getting the donors Of the handsome art
Giles. The order in which we shall Civ
these will be (a) canvasser, (b) the articl
donated. (c) donator, (d) the winner o
the prize, (e) the number of the ticke
which drew the prize:
Maggie Hogan, silk muller, lsrae
Fromm, Frank Weaver, Go.
/. Ellen Keenan,, set of ten pins, Mar,
T. Shepherd, Mrs. John Walsh, 90,
2. Dannie Nolan, box of cigars, Mrs
c. Nolan, John Cronin, 80.
3. Jennie Gulltinane, Gents shoes, r
B. Godfrey, Thos Hughes. 3.
4. Annie Coyle. lamp, Winslow & Pot
ter, Mrs. Koran, "a.
5. Lizzie Whittle, album, John Evans
II. d. Fillmore, A,
6. Mary Gavin and Jennie Fitzpatrick
fruit dish, Geo. F. Heath, James Ayl-
ward, 2.
Z. frankie and Robbie Grennan, Gents
hat, Cole & Burt. Mary O'Connell, "a.
6. Jennie O'Donnell. Gents slippers
John w. Williams, Mrs, z. Griffin, 90
8. Mary Sullivan, Ladies' dress pattern,
jackson & Porter, Annie Coyle. lOS.
10. Mary Lonergan, Ladies' hat, Miss
c. S. Keyes, R. B. Godfrey, "a.
II. Eddie Connolly, Ladies' slippers,
Mrs, Connolly. Mary Butler, 70.
~, Mary Mccarthy, lamp, H. NJ. Har-
ris, Rev. j. G. McLOughlin, Brandon, 8.
10. Katie and Rosa Roche, parlor
lamp, Alex. Lamarre, Mary Lundergan,
"a.
IA. The Misses Lee and Morrissey, set
of lanterns, d. P. Gates, Fred. Counter,
SO.
10, Mary Hogan, work box, Chas. A.
Pierce Maggie Guiltinane, 81.
l6. Mary GrennaD. lady's muff, &. b.
Slbley, Annie Lee, SO.
II, M. O'Donnell, plush album, &. d..
Gibson, Mamie Guiltlnane. II.
Is. Jennie Finlan and Bridge Glea-
son, shoes, Martin & Sen, Mrs. NJ. Glea-
son, 5.
10. Nellie Mcmahon, clock, Squire &
Rawson. Nellie Mcmahon bennington
Center 63.
20. Mary Green. valise, Chas, T. Burt,
Robert Prentice, %.
81. Nellie Mcmahon, toilet set, John
II. Kelso. Bridge Grennan, Al.
%, Bridget luncheon. album. Katie
KIRBY. John luncheon, IS.
20, Rosanna Houlton, copper teakettle,
Graves, Root & Co., Katie Keenan,, 100,
"a. Annie Crystal, fancy towels, w.
A. Wall & Co.. Mary Russell, Hoosick
Falls, N. Y, SO,
%. c. Connolly. volume Teachings
of the Catholic church." Mrs. NJ. Con
nelly, Lawrence Connolly, bennington
CENTER IS.
&c. Robbie and Dannie Guiltinane,
whip, H. N. Williams, William Canty.
90.
81. Dora Cone, rug, A. Drysdale G.
Son, E NJ. Grennan, Troy, N Y. 70.
90. Libbie Burns and Kate Shay, gold
watch, employees II. E. Bradford G. Co.'S
mill, Bridget O'Connell, $50
go Jessie Cronin, lemonade set, Mrs.
NJ. Cronin, joseph Sausville, "a.
30. Katie Nolan and Lille Gulltinane,
ten dollar gold piece, employees Ben
nington Knitting Co.'S mill, Lille Gull
tinane, 29l.
81. Josie Hogan, box soap. NJ Culliton,
Jos. Ryan, l4O.
80. Nellie Meagher, doll, members of
the Sodality, NJ. j. Crrnin. 203.
33 Nancy Hagherty, plush banner,
Nancy Hagherty, John S. Lyman, 40.
"a Katie Fleming and Mary McGee,
table scarf Sisters of st. Joseph, Dannie
Nolan. 1926.
35. Bridget Lynch, glass set, Mrs. B,
Lynch, Mrs. Sarah WEIGH, 30.
80. Agnes StackpoIe, set Dckens's
works, Mrs. NJ Sullivan, John Stackpole,
g.
81. Mary Peters, ladies' bonnet, Miss
A. N. Griffith, Michael McKeon, 81.
3S. Maggie Leahey, dress pattern, A.
X. Richie, VIM. Doyle, 1877.
80. Matte Sbley and Sarah Ryan,
meerschaum pipe, Jas. S. Silk, Conduc
tor G. A. Wickham, II
40, Frances o. DOnnell, table cover,
Parish school children, NJ. GuiltInane,
20.
Al. Mary Mcclure, mirror, JED. Wal
bridge & Co., Rev. j. g, Mclaughlin, SO
~ IhllHlC anu SulllOll, Dlduh-
cts, Mesdames d. and F. Cullion, Ella
Purcell, 100.
43. Carrie Kelley, plush chair, EN-
ployes Copper mill, No. l, E. S. Harris,
IA. Mr.. Harris presented the same to
FIR. Mchaud,
Al. Maggie Burns, carving set, Chas.
Z. Graves, Maggie Burns, %.
40. Mary Kelley and Julia Cone, din
ner set, 13S pieces employees Cooper
mill, No. 2, Katie Roach, 81,
46. jennie Kirby, barrel of flour, Fran
CTS Guiltinane, Jennie Leonard, 90.
AZ. Nellie Murphy, lounge, Walbridge
G. Harris, Katie Dolan, 81.
AZ. Alice Foley, marble top center ia
BILE, st. Francis DeSales choir, Eli j.
Tiffany, Al.
40. Slacia O'Connell and Bridget Dor.
ethy, char, Mrs, Leonard, Bridget Dor
ethy, 105.
80. Annie Lynch, Gents slippers; An.
ME Lynch, c. N. Powers, II.
81. Jennie Leonard and Minnie
Meagher, child's hat, Miss H. j. Morgan,
Thos. McGrath, 10.
so. E la Purcell and Lizzie Fleming,
Artist Whites life.size crayon of Father
Michaud, James II. White, Mary A. Col
Inns, l7j.
90, Maria Burns, perfumery set, John
T. Shurtleff, the same for book given
by Geo. Schwab Maggie Silk, 8.
ga Mrs. Raymond OWES, meerschaum
pipe, Mr.. Owes, j. Ed. Walbridge, 40.
30. Annie Pendergast, fancy table,
employees Geo. lockwood & Co.'S mill,
Alice Foley, 70.
SO. Sarah McDevtt, ton of coal, Jos.
H. Loring & Co., Hattie Barber, 30.
81. Mary English and Alice Sullivan.
half dozen chairs, j. Ed. Walbrldge &
Co, Rev. j. G. McLoughlin, 80.
Door prizes Il. Wednesday. Photo
graph OF Rev. j. s. Michaud, Miss An
ME MOrrissey.
2. Thursday, japanese teapot, Patrick
Lyons
3. Friday. years subscription Re
former, presented by publisher, Mary
Birmingham.
4. Saturday. Turkish smoking pipe,
presented by Barnard Cunningham, Bur.
lington, Vt, William Murray.
5. Monday. Barrel of flour, presented
by Thomas & Lake, John Hurley. Mr..
Hurley gave this barrel of flour to poor
widow.
9. Tuesday. Bag of buckwheat flour,
Miss Ryan.
Ladies in chdrge:-1. Grand exhibit
ton table, Misses l.. Flemming, E. Pur-
CELL Z. Connors, NJ. Hanley, G Kelly.
B. Grennan, j. Brennan, N. O'Neil, NJ.
.O'Conuell, and Stacia OConnell.
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