Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-27

The Committees reports were then read, from
which it appeared that they had awarded the fol-
lowing =
Pr ms.
ON APPLES.
1st To VIM. B. Fox, of Worcester, for the best TWEEN
ty varieties of not less than Ave specimens each
81 yarie, lies. 90
q, To George A. Chamberlain, for SO varieties. 500
Sd, To George W. Goodnow, If suuthboro', for p
4h To yvanus Scars of Worcester for 2S varieties 100
5tb Charles johnson of Norhboro for 10 varieties 800
For the best sin Uarieties Of not lees than eight
specimens each.
lst To j. L. Woodward of Millbury. ........... 400
I'd, To D. b. Sibey of Mllbury. ............. 100
81, To Stephen Salisbury of Worcester. 200
4th, To Levi Lincoln of Worc:s r.-........... 90
For the best dish Of AUTUMN APptes.
1st To P Dexter Tiffany of Worcester, for hubbard
% Ss0 w Fernsb If rao3 for Rci .;r,c.n 80
Sd, Jonathan FOrbush OF Bolton, for Porter. ,00
For the best dish Of Winter apples.
1st To Charles Nash of Worcester, for Northern
I'd, To Jonas aarshorn of Worcester for X. Island
al sa p ward Of Shrewsbury for BALDWIN i 90
The number of apples on the table was about
five hundred dishes, and the specimens generally
were very good.
For the best tt0enty uarietieS of not less than fue
specimens each.
LIST premium to George T. Rice of Worcester 90
ID, 70 John Milton Earle OF Worcester. 500
For the best ten UdrietteS Of not less nn Oe speci
each.
LIST premium to Ichabod WasKburn of Worcester. 60
I'd, roc W. FOrbush of Grafton ................ 4 90
Sd, To Levi Lincoln of Worcester. 90
For the best stT Uaretes Of not less than fUe speci
each
LIST premium to Benjamin f. Thomas of Worcester 400
I'd, Benjamin Butman of Worcester. ............ 90
Sd, To Edward Earle of Worcester. ............ 200
4th, To 0 b. Hadwen of Worcester. LOO
For the best dish of autumn Pears not less than
eight specimens.
1st premium to Dana IL. Fitch of Worcester FEM
% tn sh nSsywood Of W::noro, snr,s Ro ~
Sd, to A NJ. Mortified of Worcester, St. Michael. Loo
For the best Winter Pears Of not less than etght
specimens Of one variety.
list premium to Ftzroy Willard of Worcester VIM
ter NelS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
ID, To g. Forbes of Westboro Beurre d'Aremburg $50
Sd, To Stephen Taft of Worcester, Gout Moroccan. go
Of pears, there were about seven hundred and
thirty dishes on the table, generally of very good
quality, and many of them magnificent speci-
mems.
PEACHES.
For the largest and best collection.
1st premium to Asa H Allen of Shrewsbury, 30 va
3D. To George dooGnow Of soab6oro II varieties zoo 3oo
Sd, To S. A Gushing of Shrewsbury, varieties 90
For the best dish Of ten specimens Of one variety
1st premium to D. s. Jewett of Westboro' for Late
CrawfOrd's. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
3D. To Eli johnson of Worcester, for Maocotons " l5O
3d. To Calsta A Draper CT Worcester for Seeding, LOO
PLUMS.
For the largest and best collection, to VIM Work
man, Worcester, varieties $500
For the best dish Of twelve specimens of one variety
to Mrs henry Wheeler of Worcester, Goes Gold
en- Dfop.'''.'.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
For the next best to Jonas Hartshorn of Worcester
i0F the same ofYIVoFs 100
1st premium to Anthony Chase of Worcester SEQ. eco
3D. to Jonas Hartshorn of Worcester. ......... LOO
GRAPES.
For the largest and best collection, grown under
j, c.. Of
vile, II varieties. 90
I'd, To l. Washburn Of Worcester, 10 varetes.. 800
Sd, To Charles Hale of Mhlbury. ..............2 200
Fol best specimen of Diana Grapes, open culture
~ 70 So sae "a M .a49a g8
Next best do VIM "A Wheeler, of Wor-
cester. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
For the best native Grapes for common cultivation,
to Timothy X Earle of Worcester, for his fine
Hartford Prolific Grapes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 200
The Concord, Blackstone, and sundry other
native grapes were on exhibition, but the Hart.
ford Prolific was, by universal consent pro-
nounced the best.
FLOWERS AND DECORATIONS.
For the largest and best display Of Cut FLotgers
LIST premium to John G. Ripley Worcester. $500
I'd to Ichabod Washburn Worcester. ........... 200
81 to Mrs A. D. Foster, Worcester .......... 90
Grstuity to VIM. B. Fox, Worcester. ........... loo
u b. Whiting, ........ ....... LOO
FOR me largest and 6est display Of Grren House
lst premium to ?. Dexter Tiffany, Worcester. $500
For The best pair of ParLor Bouquets.
Ist premium to VIM A Wheeler, Worces ......$2 90
I'd to Mrs Henry Goulding, Worcester. LOO
For the best Floral Design
LIST pre- MUM tc Mrs G. W Richardson. .........s2QO
I'd to P Dexter tiffany. Loo
For the best display Of Dahltas.
70 Mrs. Capron Sons Uxoridge. 90
For The best display Of listers.
To Ichabod WashDurn. ..................S1OO
fGr me best display Of Roses.
IL T. OeA'er Imdhy 90
ID M
For the largest and best display of Yegetables.
Isl premium to Ichabod Washburn .............S4O0
"a y. 70 seniy uSul1ing 800
o." W SAMUEL w. Lowering 200
For the best collection Of Potatoes.
% 70 Joel Knapp sutton 22 variees IS 90
NO new variety of seedlings was offered.
For the best three Canada CrOokneck Squashes.
To Ell Johnson Worcester. 90
For me best three MaTrOW SQuashes.
10 Dr. U. H. blood.
70, 4e pest WtHter Squashes Of any other variety.
40 a feaSlee worcester.
For 7ae three best Savoy Cabbages
10 Joseph Lowell Jr., Worcester .............SIO 90
m, =. for Me 6sst three heads Of any other OGriety.
Far r'9 s,n rJ a. SlOO
0! worcester gratuity Of. .................$10 90
For The best three Pumpkins.
10 Peaslee, for his xcelent Sugar, or Ctron
pumpkins, for table use, grauity of. .......$l,00
- For The best collection Of TuynipS.
~ w. D. Ii tuWet, worcester. $500
m
10 Isaac Mills, OF Worcester. .................S10 90
For thebest Sweet Corn.
~ Asadc mils
Fine specimens of Cranberres were exhibited
by John G. Wood, of Millbury Sweet Potatoes
by A Peaslee; several pots of the Egg Plant,
well grown, by P. D. Tiffany; and Chicory by
Charles Davis, of Southbridge.
REV l.. M. PEAsE, superintendent of the Five
Fonts House of Industry, in New York city,
Will preach in the first Baptist Church tomorrow
afternoon, and in the old South Church. at uni
ted service in the evening at o'clock. The eff
forts of this gentleman, in behalf of the degra.
ded population at the Five Points N. Y, have
given him world wide celebrity, and our cti-
Zens are invited to hear from his own lips, the
details OF this remarkable enterprise.
Correspondence Of the spyl
WORCESTER, Sept. 1856.
MeSsrs. Editors There is an impression in
our community, that the design of the New Me-