Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-26
Premiums.
APPLES.

To Moore NJ C',afn, OF Worcester, for the lest
and largest collection. consisting of the greatest
To levi Lincoln Of Worcester for the ID hest. 8 90
10 VIM. W Pratt, of Worcester, for the best va.
IT. rf'lss o. ~ sgeemens each. ,........... 90
To Geo A Chamberlain, of Worcester, for the Sd
best, 200
To Eli johnson, of Worcester. for the 9Th best 10
tor t7e BEST dash Of FaH APPleS 10 >PeceHs Of one
U1riety.
To B. B NOnrse of Shrewsbury, for his dish of
splendid POrters, geo
To S P. Champnty of Worct sier, for his magnih-
cent Liscoms, 81 best. 90
For the best dish Of Winter 5pples 10 specimens Of
variety.
To c. s Thurston, OF Grafton, for his superb Hub
bGrdston Nonesuch, ] 90
To jos c. sfone, of Shrewsbury, and B r sprague,
of Worcester, each GratuitS of / 90
PEARS.
To Daniel w. Lincoln, of Worcester, for his colec
ton of "a varieties, 400
To John Milton Earle, of Worcester, for his colec.
lion of So varieties, 800
Buerre, Beurre d'Anjou, Louise Bonnie de Jersey,
Henry 4th, Passe Colmar, and Fondante d'Au-
TO Geo. T. Rice of Worcester, for St Michael
Dix, sieuelle, Beurre Die Brown b, uyre, and
Belle Lucrative. 8 90
ToJ Earle for Paradise d'Automne Beurre
Bose, lIrbaniste, Maria Louise, st. Ghislain, and
Giout Morceau, 200
To |. Washburn, of Worcester for Dix Dechess
PAngoueme, seckr, Bartlett Easter Beurre,
and Glout Nlorccau, 90
To F Thomas, for his unsurpassed Beprre Bose 2 OU
To j. Forlnlsh of Bolton, 70; his magnificent Elem
ish Beauty, 100
To Ansel Lakin of Worcester, for his snperb Beurre
Diel 100
The Committee believed that no peaches offered were
deserving of premium, but thay recommended 10 VIM
c. Capron of Uxhridge, Thomas and Isaac Merriam, OF
Auburn, aud VIM A Eames, of Worcester, each,
gratuity Of 81.
They also recommended to Mrs. ]. Chckering, of
Worcester for globe of beautiful preserved peaches,
gratuity OF 81
PLUMs
To Underwood, of Westboro for the largest and
best collection, 200
For the next best 90
For the best dish. 1t0
OUNCES.
To Stone, of Shrewsbury, for TIE largest and
best collection, 2OO
To Jos Lowell J Of Worcester for the next best, 90
GRAPES
To D. w Lincoin, for II varieties the largest and
best collection, grown under glass, 100
To VIM T Meriifeld; for he next be ST, 2 90
To Char rs Hale, of Nj llbury, for the next best l 90
To George Il. Esiabrook, of Worcester for the best
specimens of isabella Grapes / 90
To J. 9. Moore, of Charlton, for the Blackstone,
the best specimens of Native Grapes, 90
CUT FLOWERS
Mrs. Garfield for the largest and best display, 2 co
Mrs. NJ B. Green, for tie next best, / 90
PLANTS.
To Mrs. w T Mortified, for the best DISPLAY of
Plants in pots, 200
To VIM. A. Wheeler for the next best, l W
B0UQU ETS.
TO Mrs II. Gouding for the best pair, sui able for
the parlnr, } 90
To Washburp fo- the mex hest 90
DESIGNS.
For the best Floral designs 2CO
For the next best, 90
DAHLIAS
To D. Cheney, for the hest display OF Dahas, / 90
ASTERS
To WashbuIn, for the best dlsplry of Asters, 90
ROSES.
TOD. W. Lincoln, for the best display Of Roses 90
VEGETABLES
To VIM NJ. oxford. for the best display, and
Greatest variety, 90
To Henry GOulding, for the I'd best, On
To Geo. A. Draper for the Sd best, 2CC
To lchabod Washburn, for tie 4th best CO
CARRIAGES.
| To D. w Lincoln, for the best three heads. OF
| CELERY.
To Ichabod Washhutn for the best three roots, OF
GrGtuitieS
! To WIN Coe. of Worcester. for bushel of beaut-
FIJI and very finely grown St Helena Potatoes l 90
To Charles Jewett, Of Millbury, for hall Jushe of
very fine Sweet Potatoes. 90
To w. Alfred Hacker, of Worcester, for a Nam
moth Squash, {84 lbs) 50
To George Phelps, of Worcester for a very large
Pumpkins IA lbs } SO