Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-21
t.rnnee Fair a Roynlton.

| White River Pomona Agricultural as
/ ISOLATION held its third Floral hall exhibit
in Grange bail, Royalton. Oct 9Th. The
exhibits we've all shown by patrons and
consisted Of fruit, vegetables, butter,
/ cheese, maple sugar, canned fruit and jel.
lies, useful and fancy articles and curios.
The following were exhibitors OF fruits
G. I. Clark, j. f. Bennett, J. Fl. Buck, Will
| Clogston, j. F. Shepard, Z. Haynes, A.
| Bugbee; potatoes, A. Bugbee, L. A. Max 4.
ham, Z. +. Waldo, j. +. Bennett, j. n.
| Buck; cabbages, +. Ross, c. T. Clark
pumpkins, j. Buck, c. +. Waldo; winter
squash, j. +. Bennett; summer squash, G.
II. Clark, j. +. Shepard; cucumbers, {. T.
CLARK, Il. A. Markham; musk melon, T.. A.
Markham; water melon, j. f. Shepard;
citron, j. III. Buck; sweet corn, j. f. Shep-
ard, A. p. Paine; field corn, u rows, b. b.
Burnham, ID. Robinson; rows, J. Buck,
W. Clogston; buckwheat, C. Clark; can
ned fruit Mrs. j. III. Buck, Mrs. j. F..
Bennett, Mrs. j. f. Shepard, Mrs. II. p.
kiford, Mrs. Z. +. Waldo, G. T. Clark but
ter, j. +. Shepard; sage and plain cheese,
II. 2. hiford maple syrup, Mrs. II. p. Ri
ford, Mrs. Z. Haynes; maple cakes, Mrs.
{. +. Waldo; drained tub sugar, Mrs. c. E.
Waldo; quilts, Laura Paine, Mrs. George
Bingham, Mrs. l., ii. Rumrill, Mrs. Maria
Clogston; beautiful white quilt, Mrs. C.
Haynes; spreads, Mrs. L. +. Preston, Miss
Ada Rice; braided rugs, Mrs. Emily Rob
inson, c. Haynes, NJ. ClogstoD; string rug.
Mrs. J. +. Shepard; button rug, Mrs. ".
p. Hubbard leaf rug, Maud Clogston:
rope-trimmed rug, Mrs. NJ. Clogston; an
Gent crockery, etc.-Mrs. {. Haynes. tea
pots; clothing worn by H.Walker so years
ago, bowls and pewter platter; cup and
saucer, Mrs. j. +. Bennett; creamer 100
years old. J. Buck; dress goods made in
the year l7l0, Mrs. Bugbee; Chinese fan,
hot a. "A 4
plates OF OLD Gen. Harrison's day, by
same; flowers, pyramid cut flowers, Laura
Paine; decorated chair, Mrs. w. l.. Paine;
fancy work, crCcheted, Mrs. G. r. Waldo
Minnie Wallace, Mrs. John Flanders. Mrs.
{. 5. Paine, Mrs. w. p. Hubbard, Mrs. b.
Burn ham, Mrs. Nettie Waldo, Mrs. James
Buck, Mrs. j. f. Shepard, Mrs. J. r. Ben
nett; embroidery, Mrs. Alice Rumrill, Mrs.
Fred Ross, Mrs. j. Buck, Miss Carrie
Paine, Mrs. n. Waldo, Mrs. j. r. Sbepard.
Mrs. John Flanders, plaid and plain dress
goods made in Sweden, aprons, Roman
stripe, spun and wove in Sweden; Maud
Clogston, years, splasher, tray cloth;
Elossie Clogston, . years, tray cloth, out
line work hand painting, Mrs. J. Buck.
Mrs. c. 5. Paine, Mrs. II. p. Riford, Mrs
Nettie Waldo, Mrs. j. f. Shepard; GRAVY
work, Mrs. W. p. Hubbard. Mrs.Joe Wal.
do, Mrs. b. Burnhsm; stamp plates, Mrs
;. T.. Preston, Mrs. j. Buck; biscuit sofa
pillow, Mrs. w. p. Hubbard; toilet mai,
Lena Bugbee; Mrs. j. F. Shepard, dust
Dag, balloon, milkweed picture throw
knit mittens, Mrs. J. f. Bennett. Mrs
Miranda Foster, 81 years old and nearly |
blind; toilet cushions, Mrs. q. Bingham. /
Mrs. 5. E. Preston; knit tidy, Mrs. ]. n /
Bennett; knit lace, Minnie Wallace; cut |
work, Mrs. Netiie Waldo; outline. Mrs
L. ;. Preston, Mrs. W. P. Hubbard: bead |
WORK, Mrs. {. Haynes; Swedish wooden /
shoes, Mrs John Flancers; lava from Ve-
suvius, Rev. c. w. Palmer.
An hours entertainment was furnished
by patrons from the four oranges repre-
sented. II consisted OF eleven graphic
phone selections interspersed with music:
song oy the Slogston sisters; talk on It
ally, Rev. c. W. Palmer; poem. Mrs. n p /
hiiordi recitation, DIR. w. l. Paine; paper.
Management OF Fairs" n. p. Riford.
! ne graphophone, managed by Mrs. Dora
lofaan, vas a new feature and considered
BY some the finest part OF the entertain
nent.