Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-16

. mound ey Mrs. J. VI. Carpenter, 4 noun
and box of everlasting flowers and this,l,
balls by Mrs J. +. Thompson. some BY Mr.,
Macy Moody; thess we're cut flowers.
pot plants. lobster cactus, Ist, Mrs. Ma
Goud; wax besoniA and Hsranium, I'd. Mrs
Sumner Lynn; besonia, Mrs Hattie Blacs
man and few other. unenierei.
MISCELLANEOUS ARricIEs-An Interest
ing exhibit Was that of Miss Sadie B. Ma,
sSn, consisting Of = ia, wheel with IA
wound upon its dis;ah. The disia6 being
portion of pine sapliag, the bark peeled Of
and the branches tied together at their Gu
ends Turning sort of reel; Accompanying
the wheel we,e two sets of cards, one coarse
the other lne, and two tosels woven o
thread spun upon this wheel. plate over on
hundred years old having border in whicl
were the steamships "Britania" .'Colambia
ana 'Csledonia" the middle OF the plate GOV
cred by view of the interior of the Gen
+. Lemen's Cabin showing diners seated a
a well spread table
"Ye olien times, when such an article va
considered household necessity, was repre-
sented by Great Grandfather Marson's Cir
jug" Beside this wheel was a fiax com,
exnit ite1 BY c. E. Griffin.
| Mrs. l.. A. Howe contributed n pair OF
Chinese ladies' slipper. and All antiquarian
slipper with = sharp pointed toe, worn b,
BRIDE of = century ago, and 4 beautiful
work box.
| A remarkably fine piece of work was a
checker-board of iplaid wood. In one side
inlaid in white wood were the words My
| Game" while the opposite side said Cues.
not This Was exhibited by Mr.. Samuel
Cook son.
| A wooden bu.k carved in curious figures
was exhibited by Mrs. Susan Bryant. age
So. 1t was worn by her grandmother.
| An Estey organ was exhibited by II. +.
Moody of Gardiner. over 200, ,00a of thes
instruments from one of the odes, firms in
the country are now in use. They are noted
for durability, quality of manufacture and
sweetness of tone. The latter quality was
effectively displayed BY Mrs W. f. Moody
as organist.
Photographs were exhibited which would
not have been known TO b. the work of an
amateur, but by their being thus entilled by
the exhibitor Geo. II. Mooer, amateur pho
tographer, Plttston.
An old fashioned wine-set over one hun
| dred years old, was an interesting display Of
number of pieces of glass ware.
Bean & Hsmlen of Augusta exhibited a
Standard Sewing Machine and the following
samples of its work which added much to the
A,'eie' VI ,ne eAn'piuoh as ven As 10 .he
% ofnan'eh's Oh 'he hai,' ior ,hey were most
oeau'iiui specimens l Stanaard sign lace
curtains ',in'nieu WIN mach'he eh'proiuereu
oa"'s, l morse irao'e"' l non u'"o g''i anu
uoe uil'o' e'chine on ies'aer nitto, ioui
banners Two OF 'lem oeihg hiies ana
autumn 'ea'es IN arasehe' ,he e'het TWO
e''""ss oi ''och ana pansies' picture
hair \ fran rAl Ia. ,,f
sca'i' eha,r uo'es, frame" sample OF
''ue'en. A''"s OF "h''e Nork
foinnn9 ana Dro~,"q some pesauiui
Oh paintings eAhioltea oy Mrs, "eoser
Maison' Miss way F. uouuihs' hlss MATTE
refA'us a'u Mrs ,na oa''ey. n"e hah'
a, .. oy n'se' "ee'esi "esu'iiai ~, 'a.nei'
MS murray Also ehhio',s oy Mrs hnJah
Moouy; MIS- oa'huel 'ook''h' MISS Le'a
L!nn' "'s, "sra LOTT.
r9"ey "o,h' ,h'.oroene'''ng-a aienah very
"'.ei. haue is' i-e" lynn ,,isa' sacque
i"' very pteu, ny MIS- W. f. MOODY ih-
ash.s SOCKS ISL MIS- iia'ie biackmore.
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riosse nur''ie''ner' ISL ms WAS al, eie'
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,iaies MISS Meme WORSE Znn' Mrs
per ofes' vines canvas very nhey
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IA Mrs. Hattie Rlackm,p INIT lacs on
apron. 81. MissG f.. Hall. two darned lace
aprons. yers fin. work Ia. Mr.. Della
Keene hanJkercbce o,.-. Mrs M l. Don.
nel, toilet 60. of do,.ed mpsli, 1;,tu,e
frame Of narfo,a.as c.,d cbo;r c,.b;on
cover. all verv ,re,tv and niceIy done Mr..
Patience NoJa,
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