The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-29
LADIES DEPARTMENT.

LADIES DEPARTMENT.
There was an unusually large display
of useful aud ornamental articles which
attracted much attention. Following
are the awards made by the committee
Silk quilt.-Mrs. f. o. Fall, /; Ger
/ trude " GOODMAN, ,.
/ Worsted crazy quilts-Mrs. W. IL.
Morrill,, /; Mrs +. Q. Fall,
Worsted log cabin quilts-Mrs. h. ..
/ Fall.
Print log cabin quilts-Mrs. Nellie
/ Freeman, |; Mrs. +. II. Amazeen, !;
/ Mrs. Morrell Flanders, 3.
/ Patchwork quills-Mrs. Ellie Greene,
/ /; Mrs. Thomas Blackwell, = E; Mrs. ;. A.
/ Goodwin, 3.
Charm quilt of one thousand seven
hundred and thirty-six pieces, Mrs.
j Frank V. Flanders.
Home spun and woven blanket, Mrs.
! Thomas Blackwell.
Woven rugs-Mrs. Thomas Blackwell,
|; Mrs. w. IL. Morrill,, ,; Mrs. Stephen
Davis, }.
Hooked rugs-Mrs. J. A. Mechanics,
l; Mrs. Thomas Blackwell, 2.
Braided rugs-Mrs. +. II. Amazeen. / ;
Mrs. Frank Y. Flanders, ,; Mrs. Meta
Woodman, }.
Woven mats-Mrs. f. H. Ama2een, /
and ,.
Velvet mats-Mrs. f. j. Cronkhite, l
and 2.
Deer skin mat, Meta Woodman.
Sofa pillows-Minnie Davis, / Mrs.
Thomas Blackwell, ,; Mrs. +. o. Fail, B..
Sofa pillow tops-Miss Annie Elan
ders, Nellie Amazeen, ,.
Crazy sofa pillow. Mrs. f. J. Cronk-
hite.
Worsted work-Mittens, w. II. Nor
ril; holder, Mrs. Richard Robinson
crochet skirt, Mary Greene; knitted
candle, Mrs. W. II. Morrill,.
Tidies-Minne Fall, l Minnie Davis,
2; Mrs. Eliza Cronkhite, 3.
Sofa tides, Mrs. M. K. Russell.
Crochet wheel tidies-Della McDaniels,
|; Mary Robinson, 2; Carrie French, 3.
Hairpin throws-Gertrude WoOdman,
/; Minnie Fall, 2; Carrie French, 3.
Lace and ribbon throws-Minnie
Davis, l /; Mrs. 5. n. Davis, 2.
Milkweed throws-Netta Woodman,
/; Gertrude Woodman, ,.
Knotwork throws-Carrie French, l.;
Sadie Bowman, 2; Carrie French, 3.
Handkerchiefs-Mrs Frank V. Flan-
ders, l; Nellie Amazeen, ,.
Doilies-Jewell work, Mary Robinson,
Doilies-Satin stitch, Mary Robinson,
/; ILL Perkins, 2; Mrs. Manfred Elan
ders, 3.
Doilies-Honiton work, Della Nc.
Daniels, l; Meta Woodman, ,; Mary
Robinson, 3.
Crochet dolies-Ethel Morrill, | Mrs.
E. j. Cronkhte, 2 Nellie Amazeen, 3.
Toilet set, Ethel Morrill,.
Table set, Mrs. Cronkhite.
Laee-Nellie Amazeen, !; Mary
Greene, 2.
Pincushions-EdithD Davis, l; Mrs. l..
l.. Bgelow. 2; Hannah kngsman, 3.
Handkerchief cases-Bell Bigelow, l;
Ellie Greene, 2.
Fancy decorated china-Mrs. Fred NJ.
Perkins, |, and 3.
Oil paintings-Two flower pieces,
Mary Robinson, large landscape and
two flower pieces, Carrie French, 2;
pansy piece, Meta Woodman, 3.
The display of cut flowers was very
fine. The contributors were: Mrs.
Jacob Gardner, Mrs. Helen Morrill,, Mrs.
Meta Woodman, Mrs. Carrie French,
Mrs. Lii Perkins, Mrs. Stephen Davis,
Mrs. j. L. Flanders, Mrs. E. j. Cronk-
hite, Miss Jane Horn, Miss Mary Knight.
Ancient Articles-E. o. Fall, LIST; j.
A. Hill I'd :; Mrs. s. A. Goodwin, Sd.
Ancient china-Netta Woodman, lst;
Carrie French, ID.
Canned Frut-Mrs. J. A. Warren, LIST.
Jellies-Nellie Amazeen, 1st; Mrs. j.
A. Warren, I'd.
Butter-Mrs. George Neil, LIST; Mrs.
j. T. Flanders, ID.
There were many beautiful fancy arti-
Giles upon which there was no COMPETE
ton and therefore no preference was
given.
One of the most interesting features
was show case exhibited by E. o. Fall
filled with ancient and foreign articles
including large quantity of silver and
copper coin.
Mention must needs be made of the
pair of Angora kittens exhibited by
Meta Moody
CARRIE L. S. FRENCH, Sec.