Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-08
AGRICULTURAL HALL.
Domestic Arts.

So generously have the ladies of the
county responded to the request for
contributions to this DEPARTMENT that
the members of the receiving and judg-
ing committee have had the busiest
year in their experience.
Entries i'll fine needlework, compris-
ing an endless variety of cushions.
centerpieces, scarfs, quilts, doilies,
aprons, rugs, sofa pillows. towels, lin
gerie, spreads, collars, etc, are made
Mrs. L. E. Bill, Clark's Falls. Miss
Rose A. Tiffany. Groton. Miss Flora M.
Bowers, Colchester, Mrs. r. W. Webb,
Mystic, Mrs. Demytt Lisbon, Mrs.
Henry Adams, Norwich, who enters a
spread over 100 years old, Mrs. Arthur
Keables. Yantic, Mrs. Henry Vergason,
Norwich, Mrs. S. Doherty, Waterford,
Mrs. r. Dupuis. Taftville. Mrs. A. r.
Post. Mrs. Jacob Mccall, Leonardo
Bridge Mrs w r. Denison, Norwich,
Mrs Joseph Miller, Montville. Mrs.
Henry b. Latham. Montville, Miss Ida
NJ. Morgan Norwich Mrs. Margaret
Hurlbutt, Gales Ferry, Mrs. j. l.. Bill,
Clark's Fall Mrs. Austin Furlong,
Norwich, Mrs. Greenslit, Franklin,
Mrs. H. Il. Clark, Clark's Falls, Mrs.
Myron Smith, Bozrah, Miss e. M
Park. Norwich, Miss Loretta Higgins,
II years old, who sends a sofa pillow
and dainty centerpiece. Miss Ida May
Morgan, Norwich. whose work is very
ingenious, Victoria LIE Blanc, Mrs. IL.
B. Cranston Norwich, Mrs. o. F. Fer
guson, Norwich, Mrs. Mason Particle
North Stonington, Mrs. J. s. Latimer
Montville, Mrs. b. F. Ames. Mrs. Sher-
wood Raymond, Miss Ida Woodmansee
Edith Avery, Ada Watrous Daisy En-
gel Miss Carrie Chapman, Miss Elsie
Anderson. Mrs. III. G.. Latham. Mrs
Myron Hewitt. Miss NJ r. Wulf, Nor
wich. Mrs. Arthur Keables. Yantic
Miss Baker, Miss Mildred Chapman
Mrs. Hazen Mrs. W.. Avery Cooke
Mrs D. T. Ferguson, Mrs. L. G. Metz
ger. Norwich, Mrs. H. c. Webster
Jewett City.
From the Academy of the Holy Fam
lily Baltic, comes an attractive exhibit
of exquisite needlework. laces and
china. painting.
Mrs w. B. Walden Uncasville, is
credited with some particularly dainty
work Miss Cora Allyn. Groton. con-
tributes a varied collection of beauti-
full articles; Mrs. A. S. Mitchell and
Mrs J. S. Latimer of Montville show
lacas of exquisite design
Miss Marion F. Veilies of Mystic
displays especially nice Battenburg
and Mrs. James b. Dutton, also of Mvs-
tic, sends beautiful drawn work. Miss
Hermine Brunke shows beautiful cor
onation braid. and Miss L. G. Metzger
of Norwich has fine embroidery in
satin stitch which is greatly admired.
The judges in this department are
Miss Lucy Geer and Mrs. Mary G.
Webster. who have spent three busy
days receiving and classifying entries
Fair Notes.
On Wednesday Mrs. Thomas Wattles
added to the flower exhibit a jar OF
handsome dahlias in three colors.
Adoben mammoth Wolf River an
pies were shown Wednesday by Will
liam H. Crandau of Mystic. who hae
harvested sixty bushels of the big fell
lows from his orchard this year.
The efficient attendant in the ladies'
room this season is Mrs. Catherine
Maynard of the East Side.
Fine Arts.
Although limited in number. the en-
tries in this department are of especia
merit The Academy of the Holy Fam
lily. Baltic. sends two very good IL
Nominations and pastel beautifully
done Miss Ada Watrous of Grotor
sends two excellent heads in oil. two
landscapes and q figure study which
attracts attention. A head and a fig
IRE in crayon. executed in very broad
style are sent by M. Hendrick o!
Taftville.
There is still life and marine
| by Mrs Charles Anderson of Taftville
| A map carefully done by Miss Mar
garetta c. Johnson of Norwich is no
ticeably good.
Walter w woodward of Norwich Is
| judge in this department.