Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

Paradise AutonHe does not grow well, worked direct
ly on the ounce. 1t may, however, be double worked
with considerable chance of success.
Fine specimens of h. b. dc Jersey from ]. G. Mason,
-. Thomas, Rev. DIR Smalley, d. w. Lincoln, and
others.
81. Michel, from Francis 7. MerricI, Every fne) al
so from Win. N. Green.
A magnificent plate of Ur6aliste (grown on qunce)
from d. w. Lincoln.
Flemish Beauty, from Anthony Chase, very fair for
the season.
OF Apples, VIM. A. Draper, of this city, exhibited
fine plate of Portgs from tree grated % months
ago Mr. d. states that the crop borne by the scions
this year was ten bushels! Fine Portgs were exhibit
ed bv J. l.. Estey Of Worcester, and others.
Grarenstein, by VIM. N. Green, and S. H. Cotton.
Northern Apple, from job c. Stone, of Shrewsbury,
Mr. Nourse of Bolton, and Charles Nash of Worces-
| ter.
DncAessc Of OI1cnJspg, by S. II. Cotton.
Waltz (apples), so called, from Amasa Walker, n.
Brookfeld. This a very large and beautiful strip
ed apple, nearly in eating. The Committee are in the
dark, it respects the true name origin and real val
Of this fruit Their criticisms therefore, do not ex-
tend farther than to remark that the apple, though very
beautiful is of EXCEPTIONALLY large size, for cuItiva-
ton in localities exposed TO the wind.
Sutton Beauty "a capital winter frui), from Joel
Knapp, Of Sutton.
Peaches Among many beautiful specimens there
three plates of seedlings from Asa II. Allen of
Shrewsbury. These varieties closely resemble each
other, and might either of Them been mistaken for
very beautiful specimens of the EARLY Crawford only
that they were more highly and darkly colored and
of more roundish form
CGonageS hea hT@Pe "a splendid white iieshed
pcach) was exhibited by Capt Silas Alen of Shrews-
! bury.
James Allen, OF oaNham, contributed fine speci-
men oil Orahperes grown IN ms garden together with
written account OF MS method oil cultivation. Doubt
less Inc crop thlS rit might be raised IN any gar
den, by manurn9 heavily with swamp muck, and adop-
ting the general mode of culture as for the str W.
berry
AUer great oeai oil examination and careful COM
parson, the Committee concluded to award the Socie-
Tvs Premiums, as IN the annexed list.
In the class oil FEARS, they found 1t extremely diff
hcut to decide whether the first premium rightly be-
longed TO M Earle or ID. W. Lincoln
MI Lincoln COLLECTION contained 63 varieties, Mr..
EarIe,s 40 varieties Among Mr.. LIS were several
very line specimens OF very valuable varieties; but in
the larger number OF beautiful pears Of the most de-
seryedy popular sorts, the preponderance appeared
be IN Mr. Eares favor, and the Committee, with
hesIation awarded the first premium to that gentle
man. For similar reason, the third premium was
aw ava, 10 D II. Cotton instead OF Is. +. Thomas.
ne SKIN premium could not be bestowed upon any
one; as no seeding pear was exhibited.
mere was less dillcpty IN Judging of the APPLES.
some seeding apples were exhibited by Mr.. Knapp
Of sutton and Others but the Committee felt that they
should be acting without sufficient inormaton were
they to award premium for fruits of the character of
Whlch they mad SO slender means OF forming an opin-
ION.
! No collection of Plums deserving premium rs teSe
cond Best Collection that premium was also with
held. For The reason, the second fourth and
'o. iol U''P'S ana the second for Ounces
| As the Iy;gb BJE5 -
waited ,ccesCl ~ - ~" pes't'pnS 70 De cum
10 b4stoyy a oratit - NJ was u1enie" duVisane
beautiful I7o 81 H., f; ITo'o.' afSohs' Tor ms
white ya,iety n ,ti h Hel' - sa,u 20 ne iine
the Nwseryyea W. r T'r.cn may De obtained OF
BJacLhcrrss arc Of ~ NO d llIu 'hat these Whfe
rl,, Oh, 49, y, - s,:g4sH Color "nile they are
$500 enc ,te yettG" 'n9e at maturlty-hencc the
II ra,y,.i ' ~ t%a ILL.,.
Committee Al nor 1o9 - u ,1 rre'h ln'ns, the
saI5oJ ~, .,o uee, It auVslpe to deylate from
Fms fur oxn ooo lor fruits Of the same class
tai, it - -, az r. 'n' "oooIuipS 70 usage, could
co"ection might De iurY entitled TO one Of the
OeeI premiums 9"fred Tor that NUT and 50 of apples,
En,n';t,o 80 IL - ho' ",'nlh the province Of the
'''e 70 DISCUSS 'iie ag"1dy 81 the rule; they have
not offered Tor articles more specifically designated
nus 'e p ' may be Interpreted the
largest or as me most 6eaagd, or as collection of the
ne0est varieties or as the tqrge number If fine spcci-
mems q 0A"16e IN rites; and 50 Of some Of the other
h ,e,"a,i,S He OSnn!ee' therefore, recommend a
r. Mi he r ,srom !, s,G ' h
tas omg one nan the amount offered will be paid
~ .b mnI Wtle not members oil the Society previous
The Committee subn;, tho c,,,au;,
/
"AND VI PREMIUMS
PEARS.
a ISL =, 10 j. NJ; Earle; best collection-S5
"a 10 D. W. Lincoln, second best collection-S4
S 5 10 10 = II, Cotton, third best colIection-$3.
attn. 10 John Z. Mason, best dish of not less than
81 o'iS e, NioI MS L "adise a Automne)-S2.
'tA ~ va uHleV Idlle, second best DISH flor his