New Britain herald., 1915-09-17

First, in point faces. Second, Walacf- ] elan white embroidery, best specimen in tatting. Miss Anna Carlson, Plainville. Se'- ond, Hardenger bureau scarf. Mrs. Chas. Hubbard, Merider. Sec ond. colored embroidered collar. Elizabeth Hubbard, Meriden. Sec ond, soft pillow. Hardenger F1rst' ribbon sofa pillow. l Mrs. Emily S. Victory, Waterbury. Second, bureau scarf eyelet Miss Hazel Dundas, Anson1a. F1rst' | Italian relief bureau scarf. Secono' | original idea sofa pillow. Mrs. Hattie E. Ball, Wateroury. Bureau scarf. Mexican drawn work, | first.
 . A. Neal, Springfield, Mass. First Hardinger lunch cloth. Second' 1 bureau scarf, Mexican drawn work Bertha Wattaker, Hartford. First, | lunch cloth, French. First, lace 1n- sertion crochet Mrs. Harry Gould, Berlin. First, cut l work lunch cloth, crocheting lace edge. Knitted shawl. Second, Bat tenburg laces Mrs. R. K. Jester, New Britain. First, lunch cloth, Mexican drawn work. ;
 
 French lunch cloth. Miss E. T. Maule, s. Manchester. Second, lunch cloth, punch work. Mrs. G. P. Durham, Berlin. Lunch cloth, flet.
 Mrs. c. M. Jarvis, Berlin. Sheet and two pillow cases, first. Worsteo crochet, ladies' jacket, first. Knitted jacket, first. t., .n A ... .,.-.
 Gertrude E. Cornwall, Portland. Second, sheet and two pillow cases.
 Mrs. L. J. Hutchins, Columbia. Second, cuffs and collar, embroidery, flannel carriage robe, wrosted crochet.
 Susan D. Armstrong, Jewett City. Second, Hemstitcking. -' =t-
 Mrs. Rose M. Gaines, Middletown. First, bead work, hand made beads. {
 Mrs. J. A. Burt, Springfield. Sec ond, bead work, hand made beads.
 Mrs. Harry M. Chapman, Kensing- ton. First, bead work, bag.
 Minnie Hubbard, New Britain. Sec ond, bead work, bag.
 Mrs. J. E. Robinson, Meriden. Sec ond,T bead work. First, handsomest sofa pillow. .S F.
 Mrs. L. w. Gwatkin, Berlin. Sec ond, handsomest sofa pillow.
 Miss C.. E. Thrasher, New Britain. Sofa pillow, cross stitch. :"
 Mrs A. I. Bidwell, Hartford. Sofa pillow, flet, first.
 Mrs. F. R. Horkey, Hartford. sec- ond, new work, sofa pillow.
 Mrs. M. c. Merklinger, Meride. First, sofa pillow, original idea. Sec ond, quilts, cotton patchwork.
 Mrs F. B. Lee, New Britain. Firs.. quilt silk patchwork.
 Mrs. O. Clapp, New Britain. Firs-,
 -.11 patchwork quilt. R. s. IIybbard, Middletown. First, cotton pieced quilt. <
 Mrs. E.. V. Adams, Durham. White or colored quilt, first. Second, cotton pieced quilt. First, best design. ~' .~
 Lillian Wales, Bridgeport. Second, white quilts, rugs hooked; worsted lady's jacket, knitted infants hood, laces, honithon. First, duchess lace, battenberg.
 Mrs. A. Olsen, New Britain. First, woven rug.
 L. I. Prelle, New Britain. Second. woven rug. @
 M. l.. Ives, Branford. First, hooked rug.
 Mrs s. B. Johnson, Hartford. First, braided rug.
 Mrs. K. Cooper, New Britain. Sec ond, braided rug.
 Mrs. R. E.. Krienberg, Berlin. Sec I ond, lace edge.
 Mrs. R. G. Cussman. Springfield. First crocheted centerpeice and three doilies.
 Mrs l.. w. Gwatkins Berlin. Bed- spread, second.
 Miss E. T. Moule, S. Manchester. First, crocheted yoke.
 Mrs, H. B. Birdsley, Meriden. First, worsted crochet shawl.
 Mrs. H. N. Chapman, Kensington. Second, worsted crochet shawl, bon net, knitted stockings, second. Mrs. A. l.. Boshmierer Hartford. First, worsted crocheted bonnet, in- fant's sack, fasc!nator, sweater. Sec- ond, knitting, infants sacque and slip pers. ! Mrs. G. Engle, New Britain. Wor- sted crocheted slippers Mrs. K. P. Chauffeur, Berlin. First, worsted crocheted carriage robe. Mrs. J. Ventres, Berlin. Seconl, worsted crocheted infants sacque. Mrs. J. P. Dunham, Portland. First, knitted lace edge. Mrs. A. J. Griswold, Hartford. First, knitted centerpiece and three doilies Mrs. E. B. Adams, Berlin. First, knitted bedspread. F. M. Connoley, Berlin. First wor- sted knitted infants sacque, infants | hood.
 Mrs. c. o. Ffolcomb, New Britain l First, knitted slippers. R. Harding. Lyme. Second, knitted 1 jacket - .J Mrs. N. G. Curtiss, New Britain. 1 First, tatting, best specimne. 1 R. s. Hybbard, Middletown. Sec 1 ond, fine hand sewing. Second, laces. Mrs. A. E.. Blake, Terryville. Sec 1 ond, point lace. Mrs. c. s. Mass, Hartford. First,