The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27

cotton, Mrs. Nellie f. Nichols of Hale
black lace tidy, Mrs. Jennie BrocSing
ton; bureau cover in drawn work,
Anna Roadway; table mats Susie NJ
Bagg of ..Bcrnardston, Mass, also Il
yellow and white tidy; pin cushion,
Mamie A. johnson: pink crocheted
and beaded hood, Carrie Johnson
celluloid picture frame with hand
painting and darned lace tidy, Mrs.
II. II. Jackway: crochcted lace, \ lice
Long, East Northteld two tides, one
satin and lace and other crocheted in
green and pink, three booklets Of
pressed flowers, Mrs. n. r. ingalls, of
Turner's Falls, two handsome crocheted
yoies for night dresses, Alice Adams
ofWest Bratteboro: two white and pink
toilet mats, Mrs. G. c. johnson some
nice work in insertion and lace in
thread work, Miss Carrie Crosier,
West Brattleboro: center tidy in red
and white, Cora A. Barber of Gull
ford Velma NJ. Streeter center piece
and loilie: several mats of handsome
designs, Mary f. Smith of Guilford;
handsome crocheted tidy, Miss \ tia
l.. Jacobs, Guilford: crocheted lace,
Susie Batchelder: several pretty pieces
of crocheted and knitted lace by Mrs.
+. L. knowlton also some by Mrs.
Sidney Lamphear; white and light
green fan tidy, Lottie a. Carter white
and yellow tidy, Mrs. f. A. Wood
rope paper rack, Mrs. iGeo. Douglass
scroll work, Frank +. Wyman three
carved picture frames, L. f. Shields
a study in roses painted and exhibited
by ID. f. Sullivan; eight pictures
sent by f. X. Elmer :.of Shelburne
Falls sofa pillow, Mrs. Alphonso In.
graham; Guilford: crocheted work, !
Mrs Emily Gould who is 70 years of
age, quilt and crocheted thread mats,
Miss Alice II. Long; a log cabin
quilt Mrs. Clarence Hale: silk patch.
work pillow, Miss NJ. NJ. Severance:
Il gem of quilt made wholly of
squares of plush and beautifully fin
ished off Mrs. J. r. Dodge, Bellows
Falls; pillow shams with rick
rack lace. Mrs. Russell Long; table
cover, Miss Lena Adams, Orange,
Mass. : four shades of homespun yarn,
Mrs. J. S. Cutting. two shades of the
same, Mrs, c. c. Severance cross
rug Attic Scott Halifax;
rag carpet, Mrs. j. w. Thur
Der: handsome tablespread, Mrs. II.
j. Clark; two oil paintings represent
ing mountain scene and a study in
Isabella S. Rouillard,
North Hinsdale. A very fine exhibit
was that presented by Mrs. II. S. Cady
of Westminster, which consisted Of art
and decoration in tissue and crepe
paper of lamp shades, candle shades.
fancy boxes, baskets, flowers, dolls.
ice cups and all kinds of paper work !
also wire frames and shade supplies.
Hosford Baking Powder CO. had also
sent neatly arranged exhibit. Boxes ;
If the powder were arranged in the
shape of pyramids on background of s
ed and white bunting and biscuits {
we're made and served to the public.
!. NJ Harwood of Millers Falls Mass.
lad fine collection of tools of every !
ize and description which attracted |
he eye of the mechanic. {
H. NJ. Wood exhibit was one of the !
enters of attraction. 1t was contained I
n a magnificent case made especially
or the occasion, which was ;}2xS7 in I
hes and 60 inches high. In the cen =.
er was large plate glass mirror which |
# course drew the attention of the
aides The case contained everything I
n the sporting line such as guns rifles.
evoyers. fishing rods and tackle. d
'ase ball goods, lawn tennis rackets .
nd balls, foot balls, Indian clubs, tel
scopes and bicycles sundries, !