The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-04
Worcester County Horticultural Society.
Report of the Committee on FIR,

fEAhs-Mara Lonise, very fine, Belle Lucrative Col
den Beurre of Bilboa, Beurre d. AmaIis fno Flemish
Beauty Beure dAremburg, Louise Bonnie de Jersey Ouch
esse d'Angoulcmo, Glout Morceau Lawrence St Michael
DIX, SuTpasse Vlrgaleu Andrews, Hacon's incompatible
Vicar Of Winfield Lewis Jnienne Ufbani.te. Henry ~
on ounce Maria Louise ounce. very fine Beekers
Meadow, hnsmores bon Chrelien Bezi de Ia Motto Rous-
seet de Renes, Passe omar UNNAMED Paradise d, Au-
TONNE, Beautiful, 30 varieties.
PEACHES-Ear Crawford Late Crawford, C, olidge's
Favorte, Red Rareripe, Yellow Rareripe George Nv
White Imperial, Beers Late Rarerpe Bonaparte Late
Admirable, Morris ed Raeripe Yellow AIberge Blood
motifs Whte Rarerpe, Seedlings Billiards. seeding, Vel
PLUMs.-W Washington, Green Gage, St. Catharne, Or
leans, Purple Gage, Blue Cage Smiths Orleans DiamonS
Gage, Lombard French Prune Roe's Autumn Gage Bins
sells: Horse plum, Semana-l7 varieties very large
Earle takes End premium So.
MT Earle's collection OF pears was one of great
excellence. The Committee had considerable
difficulty in deciding between this and that OF
Judge Thomas for the Sd premium But after
much deiberaon, and repeated examination,
they came to the conclusion that Judge Thomas
had the largest number OF first rate specimens of
good kinds; though Mr. Earle had the largest
variety and some Of them were magnificent, vet
others of his best kinds were imperfect speci-
mems.
Jonathan Rice; Preserved Gooseberres and
Currents
E. J Whiting; Preserved Water Melon.
Enoch Hall Native Sweet Grapes.
Oliver Hall; Peaches: ClingstoDe, Red Rare
ripe, Snow, Coolidge's Favorite, Yellow Rare
ripe.
George W. Richardson Peaches Craword's
late and Red Rareripe
Hon. b. F. Thomas; Plums: Queen Mother,
Nameless Apples: Baldwin, Porter, Fall Pip
pin, Nameless, Minister, Grafton Sweeting.
Pears; Louise bon de Jersey Beurre Diel, Flem.
ish Beauty Capamont, Beurre d'Aremburg,
Beurre Bose, Iron, Nameless, Bleeker's Mead
ow, Nameless, Bartlett, NameIess. Napoleon.
Russell, Duchesse dAngouleme, St. Michael,
Seckel, Easter Beurre, Nameless, Brown Beurre,
Nameless, Orange Ounces.
| II varieties OF pears of excellent QUALITY
Premium for Bird best collection So
Judge Thomas presented bountful dish of
| Queen Mother pums. These plums are re-
commended by him possessing several good
qualities which should render them worthy OF
more extensive cultivation They are no, injured
by The curcuio. The tree is a constant and en-
ornous bearer-the fruit will hang on the tree
'll 1t becomes shrivelled and dried without rot
tng they are very good, though not first rate
plum, and continue long time in good eating
condition. The Judge will be happy TO supply
any one with scions who may desire them
Clarendon Harris; Five varieties OF peaches,
very handsome lot, names not entered
Gardner Paine; Pears: Louise bon de kersev
Beurre d. Amallis, st. Michael, Bartlett Duchesse
IAngoueme.
Emory Bannister; Pears: Louise bon de Jer-
sey. very fine, Bartlett, Passe CoImar. PIums
Imperial Gage.
! saAirs Cynthia Flagg; Eureka Peaches.
Asaph Andrews. Shrewsbury Peaches
Snow, Nameless, Seeding, Coodge's Favorite
Pears: Flemish Beauty and Winter Nels, both
very fine, Native Grapes
| Alexander H. PIympton, Shrewsbury. seed.
ling peaches
! Joseph L. RoysleD; Peaches Yellow Rare.
ripe, Red Rareripe.
Job C. Stone, Shrewsbury; Apples: Leila, DIS
Spice, Early Williams, Maiden's Blush. Purple
Ounces.
Anthony Chase; Pears: Flemish Beauty.
Bartlett, varieties, Nameless; Peaches; Bui
lard's Seedlings Green Gage Plums ORANGE
Ounces, very fine Premium for I'd best Ouin.
ces 81
Josiah Britton: Late Crawford Peaches.
William NJ. Bckford: App.es-Lyscom. Fall
PiPPln, Blue Pearmsin, r |. Greemugs, Bald.
win, Winter Sm Getting, Belder Sweeting, two va
rites nameless; Pears-Pound, Easter Beurre
Seckel, Nectarines.
Lncius Beach: Apples-Baldwins. Roxburv
Russell, three plates nameless
Horace Chenery: Apples-Blue Pearmain.
Hon. Charles Allen: Pears ST. Michael:
! Ounces.
John Patrick, Warren; Peaches-Cl awford.
Nameless, two plates OF Bartlett Pears, fine.
Edward Earle: Pears N ameiess Sieule
Duchesse d'Angouleme, Buffum, Bieeker's Mea.
dow, Dix, Bartlett, Cooking, eleven plates OF
pears, names not entered, Seckel, one plate OF
Peaches, Sweetwater Grapes For his TWEEN.
ty varieties OF beautiful pears, he takes the pre-.
mum tor the best collection Of pears FIVE dollars
| Charles Thu Der, Pears: Bartlett; Apples:
Lyscom, Russet, r. 1. Greetings, Nsmeless, two.
varieties; Peaches: yellow Rarerpe, Nameless
Coolidge's Favorite, Yellow Melocoton. Red
Rareripe, Nameless.
George T. Rec, Pears: Cataloc, (the most
magnificent specimen of pear in the hall, but the
number not sufficient Tor p premlum) Duchesse
d'Angouleme, very fine, Flemish Beauty, Henry
w., Passe Colmar, Seckel, very fine, julienpe.
Nameless, Bartlett, Nameless; Plums Blue I'm
peratrice, Washington. For the best dish of not
less than six specimens, Mr.. Rice takes the first
premium for his beautiful Secke pears.
DR.. ii. F.. Johnson Pums: Imperial Gage
Nameless; Peaches: George w., Nsmeless.
! Lemuel Smith: Bartlett Pears; Peaches: Red
Rareripes, Crawford.
Joseph s. Hastings, Shrewsbury: Pears: Bon
Cretien; Peaches: Yellow Rareripe; Native
Grapes.
ID. ). Messenger, Peaches: Red checked Mel.
ocoton, Snow Peach, Cooldge's Fayorite. Rre. |
WORT, Morris White, Royal George, three name. |
less varieties Seeding; Apples: Greenings,
Baldwin, Lady, Roxbury Russet, Yellow Crab.
PIums: Goes Golden Drop, Magnum Bonum'
Purple; Native Grapes; Pears: Louise bon de |