Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-10
Ladies' DRIVING Glass.

Ladies' Driving Class.
One of the prettiest attractions of
the afternoon was the ladies' driving
class. In this there were two classes
for convenience in judging the con-
testants. The entries were as fol-
lows:
First Division-Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs
e. M. Slade, Mrs. Clancy Childs, Mrs
George White.
Second Division-CIara Wood, Ethel
Clark. Susie Hoxie, Mrs. Charles Hyde
The following merchants of Dam
ielson contributed prizes for the ladies'
driving class: First prize, Abner
Weisberg, lady's umbrella, presented
to Mrs. Kennedy: second. a pair Of
ladies' driving gloves. presented by
the Boston store; third, a carriage
mat, presented to Mrs. e. NJ Slade
by George Call: fourth, a box OF sta
tionerv presented to Mrs. Charles
HYDE by Helen A. Dove: fifth, per-
fume atomizer, presented by A. G..
Beckley, to Miss Susie Hoxie; sixth, a
saddle pad, presented by Joseph Far
ron. to Mrs. George Witter; seventh
pair of shoes. presented to Mrs.
Chauncey Childs. by the Church COM
pany; eighth, one-haR dozen photo
ton, to Miss Ethel Clark.
DR.. L. +. Dunn of Providence acted
very efficiently as starter for the
races.
storrs ousrtette Sang
A male quartette from Storrs aEri-
cultural college rendered several good
selections between the heats.
st. James band furnished music
during the afternoon.
The Various Entries.
Under sheep there were entries by
c. S. Hyde, Brooklyn. c. S. Turner,
and Herman A. Chapman.
There were 10 horses entered.
There were II exhibits Of hens in
the poultry department.
Vegetables were displayed in the
main exhibition hall. windham county
Jail having large display.
There were exhibits of barley. rye,
buckwheat, oats. wheat, field beans,
field corn. popcorn, Col. grain by A.
3. Webb, c. S. Hyde, Stephen Babcock
and c. H. Blake.
Attractive exhibits of fruit were
made by NJ. Angel. Simeon Daniel
son, A. H. Pellet. Donald Stone and
Stephen Babcock.
Ladies' Department.
In the ladies' department there were
exhibits of bread, honey and pastry
by Mrs. Harriet Kenyon, Mrs. A. II
Brown. Mrs. C. S. Hyde, Nathan Ex-
ley. Mrs. Lucy Crosby, Mrs. A. H
Tanner Mrs. Joseph Stetson. Exhibits
in canned fruits were made by Miss
Ella Brown. Mrs. III. D. Covell, Mrs
Harriet Kenyon. Mrs. c. S. Hyde.
Under domestic manufacture in the
ladies' department there were exhibits
in rugs quilts, shawls, afghans. slip
pers, table covers, sofa pillows. knit
lace, crocheted lace, hemstitching. tat
ting. doilies, table mats and fancy
aprons. also fancy needlework. ,.,
Under fine arts in the ladies' depart
ment there were exhibits of work In
water colors, china painting. pencil
drawing charcoal work and pyrogra
ply by Mrs. Clara Eastman. Mr.
Gardner Mrs. w. M. Crawford, Mrs
C. S. Hyde.
Flowers Shown.
In the floral division of the ladies
| department there were exhibits BY
| w. ]. Schoonman, V. r. Franklin, Mrs
| J. s. Bard. Mrs A, II. Tanner. Mrs
Sabra Chapman. Mrs. II. D. Covell
Mrs. Lewis Searls.
children's Exhibit.
In the children's department. Their,
were exhibits of ~nmanship. drawing
| needlework, crochrting. knitting. breaC
and cake. vegetables, and pastry.
Miscellaneous Class.
| In this class there were exhibit!
| OF basketry, chairs. crocheted tides
| towels, infants socks and sacques
| There were exhibited by Windhan
county Jail, Miss Grace Copeland. Mrs
| s. p. Humphrey. Mrs. o. W. Bowen
| Miss Grace Z. Fisher.