Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-26
APPLES, PLuMs, AND PEACHES.

OF these there were ifty-fiye entries. On apples
to James Marshall of Fitchburg was awarded the
LIST premium of 81 for the best and largest exhibition
of named varieties, of three specimens each, con-
stituting 40 varieties in ALL to Benz Snow, Jr of
Fitchburg the ID premium of So, for the next best
DO constituting 80 varieties in ALL TO same. So Tor
best collection of peaches; to same -, for best
collection of plums; TO c G Field OF l.eomnsteH,
the first premium of So for the best twelve varieties
of specimens each; TO - Kendall, I'd premium
of 81, for next best do; to VIM q w yman of Fitch
burg, the Sd premium Of 81, for next best do for
the best six varieties, of specimens each, the 1st
premium of 81 TO j w Hollis of Eitchburg; the ID,
of 81 50, to j Putnam, ford % best do % varieties
in all; To Ira Holton. 81 50 for best varieties
of ten specimens each; Soc TO Walter Haywood for
8 varieties of 10 specimens each; 10 to Alvah
Crocker for 20 variees so to Samuel Farwell, I'd,
TOR ii varieties 90 10 Field of LeOminster for
best exhibition of any one variety; 90 to Porter
Piper for varieties; 90 to Stafford for 81 vari
cites; 90 to Samuel Bumap for q varieties to ia
cob Haskell, David Richardson, ID b Dale, Nathan
Whitcomb, E d Work, and Cyrus Thurston, l 90
each. For peaches, 90 to DIR Jacob Fisher and 90
Tor best varieties OF 5 specimens in each TO A 5
Hubbard 90 for best dish. and VIM Wyman 90
Tor II varieties of specimens each.
For best plate of plums-S1 to Cyrus Thurston,
ana 81 to a Hubbard, for best exhibition of any
variety and to same, for varieties of 10 speci-
mems each. For pums-to John Twiche So Tor
u varieties of specimens EACH and to 81 for
best dish of ounces. There was also few other
awards of SOC each on fruits under this head.
GRAPES.
For best exhibition of native grapes-1st premium
to Geo Z Towne Of Ftchburg, So; I'd, Jabez Fisher,
z; Sd, VIM q Wyman l.
Gratuties to Z Doolan for dish of pears, soc; S
Boutelle for do 75c Daniel Messenger for do, 75c
Cyrus Ihurston, soc; j A Marshall Of Fitchburg for
several varieties Soc Iyers Phillips, dishes pears
Toe; Abel Simonds, 2 dishes pears, 75c; b w Lea
mems, 3 dishes grapes soc; L d Works, dishes
grapes Soc Alyah Croker collection OF grapes Soc
MATCHED HORSES.
There were four entries. Ira Carleton & Co were
awarded the LIST premium Sc; gratuity of 3 90 each
to W f Sawyer of Sterling and Walter Haywood of
Fitchburg.
CARRIAGE HORSES
1here were five entries but no premiums awarded.
sPADING MATCH.
W, There were twelve entries. First premium to e.
W Manning, So; I'd, John Donovan, 90; Sd, Ii b
Fuller, 3O0i 4th, Daniel Duggan, 200; 9th, John
Marilly, co.
FLOWING HORSE TEAMS.
Although there were seven entries, only two were
on the ground but they did their work in good STYLE
one with double and the other with single pillow.
First premium to Martin Clifford, 81; I'd to Albert
Stratton of LeOminster, co.
FANCY ARTICLES
There were 81 exhibitors. 81 were awarded to
Lawrin Pratt for confectionery work. 81 to II C
Goodrich for hair work, - to First Parish sewing
circle; for carriage blanket, 50 to Miss Mary Has
keu for painting and shawl, and 81 to Miss A L c
W hie for tidy. Also, many other awards in smaller
sums, amounting in all to $40.