The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-07

; one tatted bag, one tatted collar an
yoke, one tatted collar and cuff set.
Mrs. Dan Magoon, one quilt, one broom
holder, two embroidered pieces, four rugs
one bouquet flowers.
Mrs. b. p. Page, Plainftld, bedspread
one crocheted yoke with sleeves, one sofi
pillow.
Mrs. f. Z, George, cage of birds.
Mrs. Mary Johnson, Two rugs.
Lillian Bradbury, three handkerchiefs
one coin purse, one apron, two guess
towels, one tatted collar and bow, on,
crocheted bag.
Miss Angelina Locarns, one embroid
cred sofa pillow top.
Mrs. A. j. Young, Barre, three EN-.
broidered tan centerpieces, one corset
cover, one handkerchief, one night robe
one embroidered centerpiece, one drawn
work centerpicce, one embroidered lunch
set, two embroidered doilies, one lace
trimmed lunch set, one set embroidered
sheet and pillow cases, one pair pillow
slips, one embroidered scarf.
| Mrs. Paul Weller, one pudding dish
cover one crocheted mat, four crocheted
doiies two pictures, Boston fern.
Mrs. A. c.. Coleman, one braided rug
one embroidered centerplece.
Mrs. L. z. Williams, Williamstown,
one bow, one set table mats, one book
cover, one child's japanese kimono, two
guest towels, one crocheted box, three
child's collars, one silk work bag, one
child's bedspread. one child's pillow slip,
one embroidered mat
Mrs. w. NJ. Seaver Williamstown, one
japanese tray, one silk bag, one pin tray,
one tatted bag, one japanese painting,
one embroidered eenterpiece, one EN-
broidered towel, one tatted bow. one pair
pillow slips, one silk handkerchief, one
bureau scarf
Mrs. H. II. Hodgdon, Barre. embroid-
cred apron, Battenburg mat, tatted hand
kerchief, blue silk bag, silk camisole.
Mrs. w. " Avery, Barre, embroidered
tablecloth collar, handkerchief, tray
cloth, towel, pillow top, pillow cases,
handkerchief case, embroidered lunch
cloth, dolly, glove case, embroidered cen
terpiece.
Mrs. +. Mr. Lyon, Barre one between
meal centerpiece, one lunch set, one
drawn-in rug. one crocheted bedspread,
one crocheted sofa pillow top, one table
cloth, one towel, one embroidered lunch
set, one .Battenburg centerpiece, one jar
dinere dolly, one oil plaque. burnt wood
toast, silk quilt, drawn-in rug, embroid
cred day pillow slip, one pair pillow
slips, one darnng bag, one fudge apron.
Mrs. r. G. Waterman, Barre, one pair
embroidered pillow slips, two sofa pill
lows, one embroidered centerpiece one
boudoir cap. one night dress, four en-
broidered pin-cushions, one embroidered
glove case, one handkerchief case, three
towels. one darning bag, one
slipper bag, one hot roll cloth, three en-
broidered handkerchiefs, three tatted
trimmed handkerchiefs.
Mrs. James Williams, Barre, one cake
mat. three crocheted corset cover yokes,
three guest towels, one piece crocheted
lace, three pairs knit trimmed pillow
slips.
one embroidered runner, one embroidered
tray cloth.
Beulah Durett, one sofa pillow.
Phyllis Mcdonald, Orange, one tatted
dolly
Elizabeth Mcdonald. Orange, one tat |
ted collar. one crocheted yoke.
Mrs. A. L. Patterson, two potted |
plants.
Una Bohonon, one crocheteu baby bon
net, one crocheted coin purse, one tatted
yoke. one embroidered apron, two GRO
,heted collars, three tatted doilies, one
pillow top.
NTre frbo rios Hall ono em hroidered
tand cover. one embroidered pillow slip,
me embroidered shirtwaist pattern, one
night dress.
Bessie Cooney, East Barre, one en-
pillow top, one pair embroid-
red pillow tops. one night robe, one old
ashioned bedspread. !
Mrs. c. S. Cooney, corset cover, silk
uilt.
Mrs. J. r. Seaver. four ported plants,
hree cut flowers. one hydrangea.
Mrs. L. w. Seaver, bouquets of cut
overs.
Mrs, Anna Mcleod of WebstervilIe,
ne crocheted mat, two pairs knitted
1en's socks.
Mrs. Minnie Gallant, one potted plant. !
Vegetable Department.
Napoleon LaFlower, Williamstown, IL
arieties apples, first premium; three
ED pumpkins, second premium; one /
eek table beets, one peck rutabaga 5
lrnips, one peck market garden beets t
st. three Fsultless cabbages lst, one {
eek Mills prize potatoes, lst, one peck t
alaris potatoes LIST, one peck cranberry 5
cans, maple sugar and syrup. r
J.. w. Sesver of Washington, apples II
arieties, I'd premium. S
Green Mountain stock farm, Washing. G
m, exhibit, Wolf River apples, Turburn, t
ay State, Gregory's Hubbard, Improved J 7
rown squashes, one peck know's big S
Upper potatoes LIST. ci
c. H. Davis of Washington, one peck p
hops Early Jewel tomatoes I'd, one b
ok blood and turnip beets LIST, one peck p
alf Long Orange carrots I'd, three Co \
nhagen market cabbages. one peck sol
err beans I'd, one peck California tree n
ans, one trace of Canada field corn I'd. 81
e peck mammoth cluster oats I'd, one .,
ook of hemp. 81
p. G. Sanders of Williamstown, one r.
ok pears ID, one peck Early Bland 50
rnip beets, one peck Holden turnips, n,
rec Faultless cabbages ID. one gallon fr
lple syrup I'd, one cage of four tame dr
Nes. he
+. Fl. Downing, Washington, one peck fo
rhawk plums lst, three Hubbard to
lashes, one peck Eclipse beets I'd, one q
TX rutabaga turnips, one peck Long WI