New Britain herald., 1916-09-16
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NA1S Y I1ulClllnSOn, 43 NIiutI street, Middletown, Mass. colored embroidery, center piece, cross stitch, | first; French knot, first; white em- broidery, center piece. French, first; ! bureau or sideboard scarf, punch, l first; sofa pillow, cross stitch, first; crochet-t thread. lace insertion, second; l hand needlewirk, darnng, second; mending or patching first; button l hOies. second. Mrs. c. s. Gates, 152 Edgewood street, Hartford, colore1 embro'd 'dery, center pieces, lunch cloth. second; 1 white embroidery, French and eyelet, first; towels, white embroidered, sec ond bureau or sideboard scarfs, French and eyelet, ac5Ord; quilts. crazy silk, first.
 Grace Atwater, New Haven, colored 1 broidcry second. l Mrs. ]. H. Burlingame, Springfield, Mass, White embroidery, e.Jo,et. first; l bureau or sideboard scarf Mexican drawn work, second miscellaneous, 1 white embroidery, sheet anl pillow l cases, first. Mrs. A. H. Avery, 5 MaEi avenue, Hartford, white embroidery. center piece, eyelet second; linen and cro- chet, eyelet, first; color and cuff ser' l first; sofa pillow, cross stitch, sec- 1 ond; hand needleWork, baby dress' l first: lacos, Venetian first. 1 Florence H. Ellis, Lester s'reer' 1 Ansonia, white embroidery, center 1 piece. cut work, first; bureau or Sloe- l board scarf, cut work, first. ] Mrs. R. J. Gaines, A Grand street, 1 Middletown, white embroidery center pieces, French, second, 1taHaf renef, 1 first: towels. white, first; collar and 1 cuff set. second; crochet-thread, lace, | first: hand needlework, hemstitching, 1 first: alarming, first; mending, second; 1 button holes, first; fancy apron, first. Mrs c. H. Sweet, New Britain, whito embroidery, center piece, l French and eyelet, second; bureau scarf, French and eyelet. first. Frances Taylor, Hartford. white embroidery, center piece, French knot, second.
 Helen B, Brady New britain, white embroidery, center piece, Mont Mel lick, second.
 G. E. Ferry, Hartford, towels, col ored embroidery, second; scarfs, French, first.
 Mrs. o. J. Erickson, New Britain, bureau scarfs, French and solid, sec ond.
 I. Austin, Hartford, linen an1 cro- chet, hardenger, first.
 G. Atwater, New Haven, linen and crochet, French, second.
 Mrs. F. Basso, Kensington, cut work, first.
 Miss S. Beland, New Britain, Mex ican drawn work, first.
 E. c. Judd, Ansonia, Mexican drawn work, second; shint waist, first. .
 Mrs. M. Moultash, Meriden, linen and crochet, third.
 K. R. Kelly, East Hartford, col ored embroidery, sofa pillow first.
 T. Lynn, New Britain, colored en- broidery, sofa pillow, second.
 P. Riley. Berlin, white embroidery, sofa pillow, first.
 Mrs. H. Smith, Hartford, applique sofa pillow, second.
 A. Neal, Springfield, Mass, flet crochet, sofa pillow, first.
 Mrs c. F. Scott, New Britain, sofa pillow, flet, second.
 H. P. Smith, Hartford, leather sofa pillow, first
 Mrs. E. F. Netterton, New Britain, sofa pillow, new work, first.
 Mrs. H. Gould, Berlin, quilts, silk patch work, first; lace edge crochet, second; Irish lace, first; homiton, sec ond; miscellaneous work, tray, second.
 Mrs. c. w. Reynolds, Meriden, cro- chet-thread, center plece and three doilies, first; knitted sweater, first; tray, first.
 Miss J. Erickson, New Britain bed spread, first.
 Mrs s. J. Wilson, Hartford, bed spread, second.
 Mrs A. N. Scripture, New Britain, bedspread, third.
 Mrs. o. A. Peterson, New Britain, door panel, first.
 Mrs J. F. Maietta, New Britain, crochet worsted shawl, first; laces Irish, first; yoke, first; evening coat, first.
 Mrs. J. A. Hodge, Plainville, crochet worsted shawl, second; tatting, speci- men, first.
 Miss B. Snyder, New Britain. cro- chet worsted slippers, second.
 Mrs. E. L. Case, New Britain, in fant's sack and bootees, first.
 Miss E. Crooks, New Britain, ladies' jacket, second.
 Mrs. c. F. Beach, Bridgeport, knit ting, lace edge, first; center piece, first; bed spread, first; fascinator, sec ond.
 c. Atwater, New Haven, knitted shawl, first; specimen tatting, second
 Miss s. Connolly, Berlin, knitted sack and bootees, first; infants hood, first.
 M B. Hazen, East Berlin, knitted
 
 Mrs. J. E. Erickson, New Britain, knitted stocking, second.
 Lillian H. Wales, Bridgeport, knit ted jacket. second: lace point snr-