The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-14
HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
Sept. 18th, 10Th d aOth.


FTNHE ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the Worcester County
i Horticultural Society, will be held in WALDO HALL
No; 145 MAIN STREET, on Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday, the 18th, 10Th, and Goth of Sept. inst.
Members of the Society and others invited to contrib
ute such specimens of FRUITS FLOWERS and VEGE-
TABLES as will tend to give interest to the Exhibition
Fruits, &C., may be entered the Hall Tuesday and
Wednesddy the 18th and 18th insts. In order however,
enable the Committees to perform the great amount of labor
devolving upon tem contributors earnestly requested
to forward their specimens seasonaby possible;
Gully has been deemed necessary make the regu
ton that no article shall be entitled to premium if not
tered upon the tables before O'Clock NJ of Wednesday,
or if removed from the Hall without the of the
Committee of Arrangementsbefore the close of the Ex-
bition.
The Trustees offer the following
PREMIUMS.
APPLES-Best collection of Apples s.
Second best do do
Best dish of Apples not less than six specimens of one
variety
Next best do do do
Besnew Seeding do if adjudged worthy of CIVILIZATIONS
PEARS.-The same as for Apples.
PEACHEs-Best collection of Peaches 81
second best do do
Third best do do Q
Best dish of Peaches not less than twelve specimens
of one variety
Best new Seeding variety, if adjudged rank with the
best kinds,
PLUMS-Best collection of Plums, 81
Next best do
Best dish of Pnms not less than one box of one variety
GE Nsrt Be-. Grapes grown under glass; s.
Best Grapes of open culture, 2
Next best do
Best native Grape if adudged worthy of cultiva-
ton
OUNCES specimen, ofnot less than six, -
Next best do do
FLowERs.-Best display of Dahlias s.
Best display of Parlol Plants
Best display of Cut Flowers
| Next best do
VEGETABLES.-Best collection of Vegetables s;
Next best do do
Best collection of Squashes,
Best specimen of Celery, not less than three roots,
Il do do of Cabbages not less than three heads,
u All articles offered for Premiums must be the growt
Of the County, and raised by the competitor.
u deduction OF fifty per cent from the amount of tn
premium will be made from those who are not members
the Society, previous to the Exhibition.
Those Fruits and Flowers which, by the generosity of tn
contributors are given to the Society," will be sold AUG
on and the proceeds added to the funds of the association
The sale will commence 10 O'Clock A. M. on Saturda,
: the 2st inst.
Fruits &C.. remaining the Hall after O'Clock p NJ
day of the SALE will be considered as renquhed to Ii
Society and sold accordingly.
DrThe Hall will be open to visitors day and evenin
from O'Clock PM Wednesday until 10 O'Clock NJ
Friday. Tickets of admission for all who are not membe
of the Society, 12k Cents.
The Zee OF membership is three dollars Ladies and &c
temen interested in horticultural pursuits are respectful
: invited to join the association.
The splendid exhibitions of former years together vii
the increasing zeal and improving everywhere man
Testing themselves horticultural pursuits encourage Il
Committee to hope that the approaching Exhibition NAV
held.
By order Of the Committee of Arrangements.
GEO. .JAQUES, Secretary.
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