The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-22
THE STATE FAIR.
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Bowen: best specimen OF cotton embrOld-
cry. first s2 Miss 2, Sphinx, second, 3,
embroidery. first, g, +. b. Brown. second
81, Emr1a L. Rhodes; best specimen of
embroidery on flannel, first, ~, Mrs. g.
". johnson, second, 81. Mrs. w. II.
White, best specimen Of point lace work.
Beuiah Cave; best specimen antique lace
work, first, e., Emma Boden best
table cover. first. 81, Eleanor i.
Bowen, second. 81; Mrs. j. K.
Backus; best ornameptal scarf cover.
first. -. Mrs. M. +. Winsor; second, 81,
darning. first, e.. b. J. Ross: second, 81.
Mrs. G.. o. Johnson; best tray cloth, Hrst.
| g., Mrs. Henry Truman; second, 81, Mrs.
Joseph A. Harris; best German work in
linen or cotton, first, 81. Christine Mac
old German work In silk, first, t2, Mrs.
M. H. Winsor; Venetian point wor&. first
and second, 81 aud 81, Mrs. S. B. Levalley;
Sorrento embroidery, first, g. Mrs. j. +.
Moore; embroidered centre piece for
dinner table, first. ss, Emma G; HeIme;
second, 81. Matte Brown: cross stitch
slippers, 81, Maggie Mcdonald; Holbeip
work, $2, Mrs j. f. Moore; shell pictures,
| g., Mrs. A. c. Stanley; Swedish work, ,ss2.
Huldah M. Eagle; cake daily. gratuity 81,
Mrs. Charles Is. Gof bead embroidery.
Droi cred shawl. gratuity, 81, Annie M.
| Cairns gratuity for artistic blending OF
| colors, $3, Christine Mcdonald. The fol-
lowing gratuities for the best specimens
OF doilies were awarded: Huldah NJ.
Eagle, 81; Mrs. M. j. Hinckley, 81 Mrs.
Alice G. Allen. 81; Annie B. Spooner, 81 !:
A. l.. Dispeau. 81; Mrs. j. harris, 81 :
Helen Talbot, 81: Harriet Talbot, 81 I:
Mrs. G. IL: Abbott, 81; Mrs. G.. l.. John
son. 81; Mrs. A. 5. Richardson, 81.
psrry rsa foreign wG 'u1Shs %S.e s9.pe o. m
two, X. +. Capwell. first; native
grape. 8, o. II. j. Perry first. John
Thurber second; three varieties, o. III.
j. Perry, Jr., first; Barry John Thur
ber first; Brighton, Hugh Mcintyre first;
ware, Ethel q. Cook first; isabella B Is.
Moore: Massasoit, John Thurber first;
| Wilder, John Thurber first; Worden. o.
II. j. Perry first; Jefferson, o. ii. j. Per-
ry first; Agawan, j. Is. Bartlett first;
Diana, Mrs. b. II. Straight; early Victor,
0. ii. J. Perry first; Hartford. S. w. Gar
diner first; Lady, Mrs N. b. Harris first;
Martha, John IhurDer first; Packlinton.
| q. III. j. Perry first; Vergenues, Jesse A.
Carpenter first; Niagara, X. NJ. Bushell
first Empire State, j. Is. Bartlett first.
Peaches-Best display in variety, o.
II. Perry, Jr,. first; ten peaches, any
dron, second.
Plams-Collection of five each, any
variety, j. Z. Gardiner, first; L. Newell
second; ten plums, any variety, j. K.
Swan, first; Edwin A. Briggs. second.
Quinces-Best five, any variety, w. f.
Cranberries = Four quarts OF any
variety, j. NJ. Rounds, first
The following premiums were awarded
to exhibitors Of peaches: Crawford's
Late, w. F. Waldron. first; Edwin A.
Briggs, second; Old Nixon, G. w; Quinn,
Admirable Leland A. Tourtellot. first;
Foster. Edwin A. Briggs, first; Reeves
Favorite, Mary A. Iourtellot, first !;
Stump the World. Charles Downing, first;
Snow, Charles Downing, first I; Natural,
Edwin A. Briggs, first.
were made: Goes Golden Drop, o. Hobbs,
first; Green Gage. o. H. j. Perry, Jr. first;
Lombard, II. NJ. Bushnell. first. T. New
| ell, second; Dusnes Purple, 4. A. Briggs.
first: Quackenboss, NJ. @. Young, first;
Dennston superb 0: IL. j. Perry, -Jr.,
first; snaaI Ysl!ow Egg E. j. w.ar"' whHathsr' rs,
Red Gage, Lizzie Lam, first. On ounces
the awards were as follows: Pear Ounce,
o. +. Stsrk, first; Lizzie Lam, second:
Champion, Charles Hull, first, Il. New
ell, second: On grapes awards were as
follows: Virginian, S. Grace AIdrich,
first; Woodroqgh Red. Q; II. J; Perry,
first; Champion, .. II. j. Perry, Jr., first;
Cottage, q. II. j. Perry, Jr., first: Clin-
ton, Johp Thurber. first.
Department III, Pears - Au0onblume.
Mrs. j. II. Hill, first, Henry T.. Root,
e. Eamana ao" second asad Bartlett nea nSf Matte
Bullock, first, Mrs. ID. Darling, second;
Brsc, j. Il. Osgood, first, j. III. Palmer,
second Boussocks, jeremiah Briggs,
first, Mrs. X. NJ. Bushnell, second; GLAZING
eau, J. H.; Palmer, first; Harday, II.
Lawrence 1hcm;s Healey, first, Il.
" Edwards, sscond; Lucrative, Ii. A.
Jones, first, f. G. Edwards second,
Louise Bonne, w. S. Brownell, first,
Henry 4. Root. second; Sheldon, }. +.
Osgood, first, Jacob Swnrts, second; SUI
perflne, Thomas Healey, first, Henry L.
Root, second; Bsffum, II. l.. Flagg, first,
Is. Simmons, second; Dana's Hovey, G.
ii. Bliss, first, j. Briggs, second; Diel,
Thomas Healey, first. Mrs: Charles
Stark, second; Howell, L. New
ell, first, +. Z. Hobbs, second;
IL. Palmer, first; Ii. l.. Palmer, second;
Onondago, Thomas Healey, first; Para
disc Of Autumn, q. n. Bliss, first; ID. q.
Edwards, second; Pratt, Mrs. W. S.
Brownell, first Edwin A. Briggs, second;
Seekel, Thomas Healey, lrst; j. q. Burns,
second; Souvenir de Congress, IA. A.
Jones, first; Ralph Orr, second; Urbaniste,
Henry T.. Root, first; Edwin A: Briggs.
second; Abbott, q. H. Perry, Jr., first;
ID. @. Edwards. second; originals or
Des Nonues, Henry I. Root, first, Jere-
miah Briggs, second; Capsheaf. Charles
r. Coffin, first, G. " Bliss, second; Co
lumbia, G.. n. Bliss, first; Flemish
Beauty, Mrs. Charles Stack, first; Fred
erick CIapp, Charles Briggs, first, q. n.
Bliss, second Laugelien, Thomas Healey,
first; Mount Vernon, Henry Il. Root,
first; Washington. Henry Il. Root, first:
Fulton, Thomas Healy, first; DIX. Thomas
Healey, first; Bergamot, Thomas IIealy,
first; Vicar OF Wake field, Thomas Healey,
first, Edwin A. Brigg., second; Brock
with Park, III. A. Jones, firsi; best two
varieties, Edwin A. Briggs. first, III. o.
Pierce, second; handsoaest twenty pears,
J. II. Palmer, first, Jeremiah Briggs,
second.
Department +. Agricultural, Field and
uarden products--Sweet aud field corn,
first, Is. w. Burlingame; rye, for seed,
first, Is. Is. Moore; collection of vegeta-