Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-09-05

ford, adds an original note to its ex-
hibit in the shape of a coop contain
ing a Bantam mother and her brood
of lively guinea chicks.
A gourd one and one-half yards
long entered by E. A Tinker. OF Wa
dahIia in the flower display is now
city.
Of the nearly one hundred mem
bets of this grange. the excellent dis
play is sent by less than ten con-
tributors.
Beaver Brook farm sends among its
Twenty-Five contributions, four varie-
ties of prize popcorn:
The biggest contributors are c. d.
and H. r. Whitman. who send the
Wright, who sends peaches and veg
etables, Ezra Hampstead, who con-
tributes fine apples, William Carroll,
who adds a nice display of gladioli
and dahlias; Mr.. and Mrs: Henry
Scblink. represented by dahlias ,asters
and gladioi; Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee
land. who send fruit, vegetables ana
canned goods, Robert A. Lyon and Z.
TT P Gates, who send among vege-
tables, peanuts raised on Beaver Bank
farm, also cranberries and 1Z-1oot
MARYLAND dent field corn.
Mrs. Herbert Leland and Mrs. Sop-
ART LYON were the committee who
planned and prepared this interesting
exhibit. "a zAs4h
Domestic Manufacturers.
Some excellent work has been en-
tered in the Domestic Department, al
though the number of entries Is a lit
t1e below that of former years.
Miss sadie Clark, of Greeneville
shows a pretty centerpiece. Miss A
| b. Woodruff of Yantic enters a collar
| in Irish crochet, two handsome center
pieces. and a crochetted yolk. MRS,
! NJ A Wentworth of Yantlc also SHOWS
handsome Irish crochet including a
bag collars, also a centerpiece and
crochet yolk. ,,,-..o.
street contributes two table clothes, q
pair of pillow slips, a centerpiece ana
a scarf, all nicely done. MISS SOPHIA
HolloWeu enters five pillows, four CEN
terpteces, a handsome towel, calen-
dar and a nightdress. R. J.. Hollo-
we'll of Preston, displays a nicely zone
crochet quilt and a handsome rug
Mrs. c. A. Burke of Lafayette street
ty handkerchiefs, four dainty crochet-
ted ties, a set of doilies, a night dress
and a handsome yoke.
Miss Kathryn Butler of Lafayette
street, adds to the exhibit an emprold-
! cred lunch set, large and handsome
niece of Italian cutwork, three center
pieces a bureau scarf, lunch clotn
and a handsome pincushion. MRS. "
Church of Mowry avenue sends
pieced quilt, ofnovel design.
Miss Fannie Quinn of Mt. Pleasan
street also sends a silk quilt, the only
one in the exhibit.
Mrs, ]. o. Peckham of West Thame:
street, enters a pair Of embroidered
fpillow slips, a scarf of dainty design
also an old basket, handmade at leas
14O years old, made in Vermont. 1t Il
lined with a piece Of a wedding dress
95 years old.
Mrs. B. A. Worthington Of Yves
kToWn street has a number of entries
including a crochetted quilt, a knitted
Jacket, a fascinator, a pretty bead bag
land q dainty seed bag. The sam
lady sends two handsome tatting bags
a, guest towel, a collar in tattirg,
handsome apron and other dainty ar
ticles.
Mrs Joseph Burdick shows thre
elegant pillows, in bead and ribbon
work and a handsome bureau cover.
Miss Alice Woodmansee of Smit
avenue Norwich, makes an attractiv
display, comprising four centerptece:
, one bureau scarf, eight guest towel:
a patchwork quilt, and a. pretty silk
fatine work bag.
Mrs. w. s. Mitchell Of Montviil'
adds to the choice collection, q Lowell
table cover, a dainty skirt, handsom
mats and a carefully done ceaterplec,
Mrs. N. e. Bailey of Waterford contri
-Ehutes : threeE centerpiscas1A Az da1ns