Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-08


evening. The following is the award of the
Premiums,
APPLES
For the largest and best collection, JOB B. Stone
Shrewsbury; SO 90
For the second best Josiah L Woodward Milbury o.
For the third hest Geo A. chamberlain orcester, 60
For the fourth best, HoTatio Howard, Sutton, 90
For the best six varieties Of otless To eight spec
linens each, sylgsuus Sears, Worcester. 90
Far the cond best, Isaac Mills. Worcester, 90
For the third best, A. 8. R. 5prsgue, Worcester, 90
For The eight best spec mems Of autumn Apples Of
one variety, Samuel Z Sioopm, NillbuTy Lyscom 90
For tue second nest, DR.. ]. L. s Thompson, Ian
Mother, l 80
For the third best s. Foster Worcester POrters 90
For the bess specimens OF Winter Apples Of ons va
riety, W W. Keyes, West BOyItOn, BaldSius,. 90
For the second best Eli johnson, Worcester, Rox
bury Russets so
For the third best D. B. sbley, Minbury, Rhode
Island Greetings, 90
PEARS.
There were but two lots exhibition, the
tent and variety of which would enttle them to
consideration for the premiums for the largest
and best collections OF these, one of fifty four
varieties, fine and well grown, belonged to the
President of the Society Cd. W. Lincoln), and
the other of sxty-two varieties to the Chairman
of the Committee on Pears q. M. Earle) Ow-
ing to these sfieial positions, neither of these
gentlemen were competitors for prizes, and the
premiums on such collections were, therefore, not
awarded.
For the p best varieties OF not less than five speci
mens each, Ieasbod Wsshburn, S. 20
For the second best twenty, Benz. Butman. 90
For the best ten varieties Of less than FIVE speci
mems each, Benj Bulmsn 90
For the second best, Edward Earle, 3 90
For the third best 7. K Earle, 2 90
For the best six varieties Of less than five speci
mems esca, Jonathan Circuit 3 90
For the second best Geo. NJ. Rice, 2 90
For the third best, Geo. 7. Rice, 90
For the best eight specimens Of Autumn Pears Of
variety Stephen salisbury, 2 90
For the second best, G G Coleman, SO
For the third best, Martin Stowe, 20
For the best eight specimens of Winter Pears OF one
variety, J. Alien, 2 %
For the second best, Chss. Johnson, l 90
For the third BEST F. A. Edred, 90
PEACHES
For the lPrgest and best collection, none worthy.
For the second oest, D. Q. Jesett, Wesboro', 8 90
For the third best, Il. ellen, Shrewsbury, 20
For the best dish Of ten specimens Of variety,
none worthy.
For the second best, Erastus Wheeler AGO
For the third best, S Sears, Worcester, 90
For the next best, gratuity X. Porter, Grafton. 90
OUNCES.
For the best collection. Charles Johnson Westboro 90
For the second best, Charles Brigham Grafton l 90
GRAPES.
For the largest and best collection grown under
glaFs, worthy.
For the best, F. ". Hunt, East Douglas, 90
For the third best, I. Waahburn Worcester, 90
For the best specimen of Isabella or Diana Grapes,
j. o. 9hilip, Whitinsvilie 2 90
For the second best, Mrs. Mary D Wheeler, Worces-
ter, l IN
For the third best Jonathan Grout, Worcester, 90
Fer the best specimens IF native Grape, Concord
Grape Hartford P oiGc, or any other variety
not inferior to the foregoing, Job c. Stone, for
Concord, 2 90
There fine collections of grapes for exhibition
only by D. W. Lincoln, 0, Bennett of birmingham, and
D. & E. 8. Rogers of Salem.
FLOWERS.
For the largest and best display Of cut Flowers Mrs.
J. G Ripley, 8 90
For The second best Mrs A. D Foster, 2 90
For the third best, Miss Sarah Butmsn, l 90
PLANTS
For the best display Of plants Of green house Guilt
vaton, Vim. NJ. Chase, Worcester, 90
For the second best, Mrs VIM. A. Wheeler, 2 90
BoQUETs
For the best pair suitable for the parlor, Miss Fanny
NJ. Lincoln. Q 90
For the seoond best, Mr.. Arba Pierce. 90
DESIGNS.
For the best Floral Designs Mrs. s. D Ward, shrew,
bury, 2 90
For the second best Mrs. W. A. Wheeler 90
DAHLIAS
For the best display of Dahlas wm. NJ Chase, 90
ALTERS.
For the best display Of Asters Harvey Tainter co
ROSES.
For the best display of Roses Miss Annie B. Fox 90
VEGETABLES.
For the largest and best col ection 8. P Champney
Worcester, 90
For the second best, VIM. NJ. Chase, Wore ster 5 90
For the third b'st, Sam1 Fl. Cotton, 90
For the fourth best sylVanus Sears, 3 90
For the best coestiono of Potatoes. Joel Knapp, sut
ton, 90
Fer the second best s. P. ohampney, Worcester, co
For the third best 3. N. Lowering Worcester, 90
For the best three Marrow squashes Geo. G Bur-
bank, Worcester, 200
For the best three Hubbard squsshes, s G. Osgood,
Whitipsville, 2 90
For the best three mammoth Squashes James Green,
Worcester, 2 90
For the best Winter squashes of any other variety,
iona Gtout, Worcester, 90
For the three best Savoy oabbages. Isaac Mills
Worcester, 90
For the three best heads Of any other variety Ashley
Moore, Worcester, 90
For the best table Beets not less than Que peck Geo.
G. Burbank, Worcester 90
For the best Sweet Corn not less than twelve ears
Isaac Mills, Worcester, 90