The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04

braided rug.
Mrs. George Walker, Barre, Tires
bath towels with crochetcd edgs, TIVE
combinations, one slip, one crochetea
yoke, crochotcd scarf ends, card tatting
dolly; Annie Walker, Barre, two gro
cheted yokes, silk and crocheted work
bag; Mrs. y. f. Wallen, Middlcsex, two
croeheted pillow tops; Jeanette Smith
Montpelier, embroidered collar, EN-.
broidered pillow slip, embroidered scarf
two crocheted yokes with sleeves, three
crocheted yokes, erhaIf dozen tnp-
lkins, one handkerchief, get embroidered
cases for knives, forks and spoons,
combing jacket trimmed with tat.ing,
tatted and silk cap; Mrs. Julia Smith,
Washington, peced quilt. pair knit
hose, crocheted jacket; Mrs. Ernest
Smith, Washington, knit afghan; Miss
Ethel Wishart, Barre, embroidered pill
low sham and spread; Mrs. Emma Yer
mette, Washington, two quilts, cro-
cheted bed spread; Mrs. II. g. Bigr
flow, Washington, embroidered center
piece, embroidered apron, silk CANT
sole, apron with crocheted trimming,
three pair pillow slips; Mrs. Fred L.
1 Downing, Washington, tidy made in
Portugal and pair shoes ais worn in
Portugal
June Bohonon, Washington, ivy gera-
mum; Mrs. Flora Bigelow, Washing
ton, two embroidered centerpieces
tatted yoke and collar, pair pillow
slips, one embroidered, one silk and one
shopping bag, butterfly pin cushion,
lpicture in frame; Mrs Cora Cheney,
Washington, three braided rugs, two
embroidered centerpieces, three EN-
broidered tray mats; Mrs. Sybil D.
| Roark, Williamstown, two woven rugs;
Miss Ruby Bradbury, Barre, embroid
cred scarf, embroidered eenterpiece, TWO
pair embroidered pillow slips; Mrs.
Theodore Wilfore, Williamstown. hnt
fet scarf, eyelet embroidered petticoat,
child's embroidered dress, .petticoat
trimmed with knit lace, lunch clotn
with croeheted corners buffet scarf TO
match, apron with knit lace, two knit
table mats, crocheted centerpieca,
princess slip, spiderweb yoke, pair pis
low slips with knit lace. night robe
with spiderweb yoke. night robe with
erocheted yoke, child's pettieoat with
crochcted yoke and trimming, embroid-
cred dolly, two handkerchiefs with Gro
chetcd edge, buffet scarf with crocheted
inserts. crocheted Dolly. crochcted bag,
child's erochetcd yoke. pair pillow slips
with riekrack edge, coin purse, three
crocheted yokes, crocheted mat, two
scarfs with lace and insertion, corset
cover
Mrs. Addie Taplin. Washington. be
gonna plant; Mrs. Z. Il. STANLEY, Wash
ington. knit sweater, pattern case,
three piece lunch set, two pair pillow
slips. sct asbestos mats. embroidered
pillow top. two crocheted mats, one
handkerchief, two guest towels; Mrs.
G. H. Bohonon, Washington, electric
lamp made from ratfia and silk Una
Bohonon. Washington, two woven baS
kets, piece Of tatting, scarf with tat-
ting. Lyle Downing Barre. silk bag, !
two guest towels, embroidered CENTER
piece: Mrs, n. W Downing, Barre.
tatted collar, scarf, night robe, apron; /
Mrs. Raymond Preston, Randolph, paiE /
machine knit hose, pillow top, ca'ni /
sole, two embroidered centerpieces. two |
scarfs white scarf and dolly made from !
home made linen. embroidered scarf IN I
color; aIabelle Taft, Randolph. cain /
sole. crocheted woke, embroidered cen
terpiece. night robe: Mrs. r. q Dear
born Chelsea. embroidered ecnterpiece,
lunch set sideboard scarf linen and
crocheted bed spread Hazel Darling,
fancy apron, two table run
ness. centerpieee.
Gladys Whitney. Williamstown. two
linen scarfs, two towels, six sets cro-
cheted lace; Miss Jessie Eastman,
centerpiece with crocheted
edge, embroidered apron, two scarss
with tatting, two crocheted yokes; Mrs.
William Tucker. Barre, crocheted and
silk pin cushion, silk and crocheted
cap. yet of crocheted yoke and sleeve
edgings: Mrs Lawrence Downing,
paper table cloth, pieced
luilt; Maude Batchelder, Plainheld.
three handkerchiefs with tatted edge,
embroidered pillow top, crocheted rose
yoke, embroidered dolly, hanging pin
crocheted cap. erocheted bag;
Hazel Williams, Williamstown, dolls
ircss. handkerchief, sofa pillow, string
woven beads; Mrs. L. f. Williams. Will
Jamestown, two pair pillow slips; Mrs.
BENJAMIN Bowen, Washington, cro-
.heted collar. embroidered table cover,
centerpiece, set three cro-
,hcted doilies, crocheted eamisole sro-
heted cake dolly, night robe with cro-
heted woke and sleeves; Mrs. William
annoy, Washington. ron OF woven car
,cting. exhibition Of work done in the
rammer and primary schools; Agnes
Brown. Washington, large braided rug;
ellis Downing Washington. old tin Ian
ern: Jennie 0rdway, Washington, old
andle snnffers and tray.
Canned Fruit and Vegetables.
Mrs. @. A. Bohonon, Washington, one
an each OF string beans, squash. rhu
arb, blackberries, peas, blackberries
nd apple, peach apple, blue plums.
omatocs. corn. cranberries. citroa,
rab apple, chutney sauce, blue
erriss. pumpkins, rhubarb and pine.
pple, spiced apple, green toma
oes, mustard pickle, blackberry
ely. currant jelly, crabapple Jelly,
Irs. Cora Cheney. Washington, white
urrants. pumpkin, succotash, Ken
ucky wonder beans, cucumber sweet
ickle. peas. mincemeat, currants,
lackberrics. apple and lemon. red rim
arb. crushed gooseberries, plain goose
erries. vegetable marrow. marma'ade.