The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-21
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Department T, Tor the Blind-Brooms,
| second, 81. Charles ID. Reeves; knit shirt,
second, 81, Fannie A. Kimball; crocheted
tidy, second, 81. Ella X. Shaw plain sew
ing. second, s2, Mary X. Burroughs
knitted jacket. second, 81, same; GRO,
silk purse, second. 81, Katie D9wning
lounge robe, second, 81. j. S. Waters
knitting, second, 81. Mrs. Davol.
Department l., Butter and Cheese-Tub
creamery butter, first, diploma, South
County Creamery; ball creamery butter,
first. diploma, South County Creamery
homemade ball butter, first, IS. William
n; Hopkins; old cheese, first. IS, Mrs.
Alden Rounds; second. 50, Mrs James
Rounds new cheese, first, IS. Mrs Alden
Rounds; second. So. Mrs. Ira Winsor.
Department q, Knitting and Crochet
inR-Crocheted bed spread, first. s2.
Mabel ID. Vaughn; knitted bed spread,
Angie G. Almy; afghan, first, 81, Mrs. G..
Anson Brown; second, 81, Mrs. G. O.
johnson; crocheted slippers, first, o.,
Mrs. Edward McElroy; second, fifty
cents, Anie Spooner; knitted slippers,
nas,.. n.s.. 81; Annie stsniield; second, tifty
wool stockings, first, 81, Mrs: L. Carpen-
ter; second, 81, Mrs. J. b. Bench
ley; hand-knit silk stockings, first,
e. Lottie Edmunds; hand-knit
silk mittens, first, 81. Mrs Alice Humph-
rey; second, 80 cents, Harriet Arnold;
hand knit wool mittens, first, 81. Mrs.
Graffain; second, 80 cents, Mrs. G. A.
Stone; crocheted wool or silk mittens,
first, 81, Maggie Mckay; crocheted socks
for infants, first, 81, Mrs. George West
second, 80 cents, Mrs. George IT, ANGEL !;
Knitted socks for infants. first, 81, Mrs.
Arthur II. Arlington; secong, so cents,
Annie Spooner; kuitted shirts for iu-
Hsuf =
second, 30 cents, Mrs. Il. +. Fuller;
knitted shirts, first. sl.5O, Mrs. C. Schoen-
leber; crocheted skirts, first, $l.50. Mrs.
A: Aldrich; second, rs cents, Mrs. j. l..
Allen; fancy crocheted work. first, 81,
Mrs. A. X. Davis, second; Lillian Mat
shewson; crocheted table mat, first, 81.
Mrs. c. Anderson second, 80 cents. Mrs.
Emma Mckay crocheted edging in cot
ton, first, 81, Theresa Johnson; cro-
cheted edging in silk, none worthy: GRO.
cheted edging in wool. first, 81,
Mrs. l.. A. Gladding; knitted edging in
cotton, first, 81, Miss G. G. Pease; knitted
; ;eaging In SILK: none worthy; knitted edg-
pom; netting, first, 81, Emma Boden;
fancy knitting. first. 81, Miss j., Martin,
second. 50 cents, Mrs. II. L. Curtis: Irish
Dresden yoke, silk, first, So, Mrs. James
McEiroy; Irish point lace collar. silk,
nrst. ~, Mrs. Edward McElroy,
second, 81. Mrs. James McElroy;
iancy crocheted work in silk. first, 81,
Mrs. Bernard Gallagher, second, 81, S. G..
viaIl : irish point lace cotton, first, 81,
Maggie Rooney, second, 81, Mrs. Edward
McEiroy. The following gratuities were
awarded: Mrs. M. j. Sunderland, 81;
Mrs. Annie Coffin, 81; Mrs. q. Ander-
cents; NJ. J. Patterson. so cents: Mabel
Berumkle, so cents; Mrs. A. l.. Beeley, so
cents; Mrs. Whytock. so cents
department u, Plants and Flowers
Class l, plants In pots; greenhouse plants,
twelve different varieties, first IS, Cola
more and Hazard; Towering plants, six
Hazard; Towering plant, single named
specimcn, first, SO, fairfield High
land. second, 81, E. c. Thornton;
none; ferns, Lycopods
and Selaginellas best display, first,
S4 Collamore ana Hazard; evergreen
trees and shrubs. none; dracenas and cro-
tons, three of each, none; begonias, six
leavei and flo wering. first. Sc.
Collamore q Hazard: succuients of all |
none. Class 2. childrcn's division, |
native flowers. ferns, grasses or mosses, |
first, So Fred l.. Hunt; second. 81. Clin- |
ton King; rustic design, for the best
piece OF rustic work, filled with
second. s9. Ralph Bateman; garden flow
ers. for the best display in basket, bou-
luet or vase, first, So. Annie l.. Hunt
second, 81, Fred Il. Stone. Glass 3, plants
and fowers-Orignal piece in flowers,
irst. S5, Geneva l.. johnson second, IS.
Walter B. Beruardeni best vase of orna-
mental foliage and flowers, first, 50. Il. b.
,ut flowers and ornamental leaves,
ifty bottles, general collection, first.
y, Anna NJ. Lewis: second. 81.
Frank l.. Gay; herbaceous flowers and
ornamental grasses, none; annual flowers
y variety, first y, j. A. Angel; second,
y, Mrs: A. ii. Williams; hardy roses,
display ia vase, none; tender roses. first.
Y, N. ID. Pierce, Jr.; basket of flowers
oosely arranged, first, IS, Earnest Carl:
second, 81, Mrs. NJ. r.. Bowen; barlor
bouquet. first, 81, Mrs. II. A. Peckham;
second, 81, Mrs. &. o. Westcott
centre piece for dinner table, first, IS,
Nelson Pearson; second, 80. Mrs. v. H.
). Lewis, second, 81. Bessie NJ. Harris;
,etunias. first, So Carrie f. Gay; second,
II, Mr.. NJ. Il. Bowen; gladioi, general
display, first, 81, Charles Gay; second, 81,
lillian M. Wilson; asters, best display,
irst, &, w. Ii. Tarbox; second, 81, Cas-
ie M. alerce; native flowers. best c3llec-
nan; second 81. Addie Greene;
lahlias, best collection, first, So, w. Ii.
rarbox, second, So, B. X. Wilson, Jr.;
lahlias, twenty varieties, first, So, w. Ii.
'arbox, second, So, B. X. Wilson, Jr.:
ahlias, twelve varieties, first, 81. w. ii.
'arbox,. second, 81, B. II. Wilson, Jr.;
oleus, best collection, first. 81 Collamore
Z Hazard; Ziunias, best collection, first,
2, Mrs. M. +, Brown, second, 81,
:. g. Brooks; gratuity, school
rustic design, Milton A.
lupouy 81, Fred l.. Hurst. $l.
NJ. G. Colwell, centre
iece for table, 50; Mary Hopewell, ditto,
3; Mrs. A. l.. Cram, ditto. SO; Il. X.
tcere, native flowers, 81 Collamore 81
iazard, floral design, ST.
To the Combination Ladder Company
ras awarded the premium yesterday for
he excellence of their goods and exhibit.
hey are located In the merchants' mis-
ellancous building and occupy an entire
ection. Besides the chairs, settees and
ther novelties and luxuries, they display
lany necessities which are daily being
ut into working use by manufacturers
nd artisans. Chief among them are the
rcular saw guard, n very unique at
schment above the saw, to protect the
perator from loss OF fingers or hand.
The extension ladder 80 well known is
lso exhibited, and the famor mill tres
o which no mill owner should be with