The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-12
HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITIoN,

sept 1SSn, lJun q %Otn.
THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the Worcester Count,
L Horticultural Society," will be held in WALDO HALL
No. 145 MAIN STREET, on Wednesday, Thursday, anC
fIlday, the 18TH 18th, and goth Of Sept. inst.
Members oil the Society and others invited contrib
ute such specimens of FRUITS, FLOWERS and VEGE
TABLES as will tend TO give interest the Exhibition
Fruts &c, may be entered at the Hall Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 18th and 18th nss In order however
enable the Committees perform great amount of labor
deyovg upon them contributors earnestly requested
10 forward elr specimens seas0naby possible;
CHILLY as has been deemed necessary TO make the rega
ton that no article shall be entitled premium not en-
tered upon the tables before O'Clock p NJ of "Wednesday
or if removed from the Hall without the consent of the
Committee OF Auangemens-before the close of the Exhi-
bitiOn.
The Trustees offer the following
PREMIUMS
APPLES-Best collection of Apples S.
SeGo9q hd best DO 40 do
Best dish Of Apples, not less than six specimens of
variety Q
Next best do do do
Best Seeding do adjudged worthy of cultivation
PEARs.-The same as for Apples.
PEACHES.-Best collection of Peaches 81
second td best DO do 8
Next best do do do !
Best new seeding variety, if adudged to rank with the
PLUMs.-Best collection of Plums, 81
Best dish Rs, OfPpms no, less than box Of
GR RAP s., Grapes, grown under glass, 81
Next best do do do |
Best Grapes fopen culture, 2
Best new native Grape, if adudged worthy of cultva-
ton Q
Teyt rs, specimen ofno less than six, s.
FLoWERs.-Best display of Dahlias 50
Next best do /
Best display ofParlol Plants 2
Next best do do
Best display of Cut Flowers 2
VE NiE' Abb collection of Vegetables, 50
Best collection of squashes,
Best specimen of Celery, not less than three roots
do do OF Cabbages, not less than three heads, l
~ All articles offered for Premiums must be the growth
OF the County and raised by the competitor.
" deduction of fifty per from the of the
premium will be made from those who members OF
the Society, previous TO the Exhibition.
Those Fruits and Flowers which, by the generosity Of the
contributors given the Society," will be sold at Auc
ton, and the proceeds added the funds of association
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ Saturday
the 2lst inst.
Fruits, &c. remaining the Hall after O'Clock P NJ OF
the day of the SALE will be considered renq the
Society and sold accordingly.
~ The Hall will be open visitors, day and evening
from O'Clock PM. on Wednesday until 10 O'Clock Nj. OF
Friday. Tickets of admission for all who arc not member
of the Society, 124 Cents. .
The fee OF membership is three dollars Ladies and Gen
emen interested in horticultural pursuits respectfully
invited to join the association.
The splendid exhibitions of former years. together will
the increasing zeal and improving taste everywhere mani
testing themselves in horticultural pursuits encourage the
Committee to hope that the approaching Exhibition be
even attractive than any which the Society have YET
held
BY order of the Committee of Arrangements.
GEO. JAQUES, Secretary.
Worcester, Sept4, 1850. DIV wit