Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-16
st. Michael Archangc, u

ms certainty very Fe"l"rNaole increase IN
isutran average Oh Two ounces apiece III
twehty,Iour specimens OF as many varieties
60 o'.i'ly " oe "''iouIeu no uouo'' ~ " very
-I I: oe"oo" s'''i' nluc" "iSo must pe
CANNED lof a gradual Improvement III the
MODES Oh CULTIVATION OF winch we every year
HaGe ne" e'luehces'
Our i'llts permitting, IL Wouiu 'nus oe ca
ey ~ snow no" ''iese eAniol'ioiS nave served
%s p" Nv. "l scnoo'' ~ uInuse III tIle
S'ro.t pviiHu VI l"ei'ty ye"l sle''er amount
VI 1iuaDie o'lila'ioh Oh Iluit culture tah
i "oulu pioo"oIy nave peeh oo'ained rom other
SUI M, 80 ,.i -, G.ii'u .,
n;, ~ tio i"u aug en-
- ~ ; v. NV PV'' II /"
+;@, u 10 '''c'i' ~ - '
~ - " 81, 10 'li'J Io"si''tr 10
tf ,It ~ 'Ie o"uG1ioh Vi "iie 'P'cF
il. u 'ii'S ,'ooIe 'iu W. ineSr "it
I,F' y! III III - ''le'''i'
j IaIt93 - go - '"I ''i' 'o''i oiie
CIV " ,,'ta " l II, c ot'ie' oOu''
ti t,, CIV :. ui' ut"l q
e,i'' az - ''io y oi.eu tA'esu
~ ~, a pio'"
,io,t ta 90 S'ii"t ~ ils
81 a,a% o,I,i1..,;', ti,t ~ q. 20 i'VuI d want
Sue ''.'o.i s"V 'ite n'ieS' pear
0' ia tVS oi5eu "'e' vi eoiht 10
H0.'iins it'e Ho ueePness o' e"Ith'
"o ioo' -& e', as natural consequence
my S""ie t'le i"te tHe "aste1 Seeu Oh the
P"i""i''
as " ''e particular soiis oest sulted 10 pa
licular varieties OF inc lrult under consldcra-
tlo"' our present limits 40 mol ADMIT Oh any
spSG'nI |,1
~ C"''o"t'o" OF M~G"9 q ute SmJ0ce,
a'ouIu 'le uees' IoF distance equai AT least, to
t,e uIip Vi tueir branches Dut especlal care
snuuiu oe '"Aeh 10 atoiu tie SliShlest cruising
'l!eH anu ~ neavy as 10 Snlothet 'llem'
gu o"te"0"'"9e' wnereVer the suo-soli Is
vi " ie'e"tfe h"tuie' Dut an covered uranus,
" Vi 'he1 VI "'oilGS' Siou'u NC n"I less
-: - n0i ie'S 'a'''' ''N VI e'snV
iee' "'o'@"' VI" ''e unnhs VI t'e trees ior
many me Tree SET OUT uirec'ty ABOVE siial-
ioN ui'.ei lounI co"uuit 'i''s oeei' p"isoheu 10
"e" a., " Nv '!ic !ou' "it therein con'alNeu
7"' "ii'iii''s vi '"e Ilui'' eSpeci"liy VI t"e
ci'Ss Vi trecs KNOW" as great bearers
-, '""Y may We performed al any season OF
me year; out the nes1 llme Is believed to be
aoout sae longest nays oi summer WINE li'e
"OrS' elieG t l,,at happen arse rom using tLe
saw Vi A"lIe during the 1uli now oil sap IN me
sprIhS. AN exception, however, must be
made IN cases where ii is considered necessary
to head in n newly nlanfed tren
Retore nrorpedinr furtlor tLo ,o,,,,,;,.,o
ouobt in ;nst;no re ra,,'anr ,n, Am,
themselves largely represented where thew
were expected to recommend distribution of
,,r,1.e thoir ,,,,;tJ no,,t,t,,; ..; -
prizes, thetr united contributions amounting TO
nearly lhlrd part OF the entire exhibit
tion of pears Tins while no individual inf
side the committee exhibited abnvn thirty
~ N4e"'o1'Sn ""o'e 'i'i y
five varieties, the collections of two members
alone OF the committee each exceeded one hun.
dred varieties That these two gentlemen
sLorld s,ord oe;da ,,hiIo no ,,Ior t., ,,,,,,,
shou'u S'",iu "S!ue, WINE inc o'her three He'h-
DerS should divide between them the two
prizes "for the largest and best collection an
neornd to be tho ovl, rotinrol tl,i,r a., 40 ouI
Pe"i0u !" '0 ny o'ii! ,"''oii'', .ilhs !" w anu
accordingly inns was done Inc same course
was pursued when the fruit OF other members
of the committee entered into the connection,
Au'I NV Wy
A'cuS" hfe premiums were mus ulsposeu
- oi, with greater justice than apparent modesty,
the committee can hardly be expected to apol.
ogizo FIR faitbfullv disnbaroing no dutias I'M.
90 ~ - SIS w ~
posed upon l,lem py unanimous vote OF the
trustees OF the society. After long and pa.
tent examination, therefore, of the thou and
SAMPLES representinc not less Than a bundled