Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-19

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s. Dir.-The president stated, rs Il serious
objection to the Dix, that it is so long coming
into bearing. Trees that are double worked,
however, will bear early. }. NJ Earle; Graft
the wood of bearing tree into another bear
ing tree, and you will soon get fruit Ed
ward Earle grated two old trees in 1872,
and got peck of fruit in lS45. After re-
marks from Dr. Workman and others, stating
the trial OF their patience in awaiting ITS bear
ing, it was voted, on motion of Edward Earle,
to recommend the Dix, when grated upon
bearing trees.
8. Duclesse GAngouleme.-On motion of
S. II. Cotton, it was voted to recommend the
culture of the Duchesse upon ounce, iona.
Grout protesting that he would sooner advise
its growth on pear stocks.
10. Doyenne du Comice.-At the sugges-
ton OF ID. w. Lincoln this pear was passed
for the present.
BY vote of the society the following list is
appended of all pears that have, thus far, been
recommended for culture at its various meet
ings during the past and present years Il.
Beurre Gitfard ., Rostiezer; 3, St. CHS
lain; 4, Bartlett; 5, Paradise d Automne; 6,
Flemish Beauty; 7, Louise Bonnie de Jersey;
s, Seckel; ., Sheldon; 10, Beurre d Anjou;
IL, Lawrence; u, Winter Nelis; 10, Glout
Morceau; IA, Belle Lucrative; 10, Beurre
Bose; l6, Fulton II, Henry 4th; Is, Marie
Louise; 10, Urbanistc 20, Dix; 2i, Ouch
esse d Angouleme.
| On motion of d. w. Lincoln, it was voted
that, at the next meeting, members may NOM
mate pears which may then be discussed in
order
The library will be open this Thursday,
| March 10Th, at three o'clock P. NJ.
The HOLMAN OPERA COMPANY are giving
series of enjoyable entertainments at the the
alter, of an unexceptionable nature. Miss
| Sallie has voice of wondrous power, and her
execution is facile and correct. Master AL
fred is an excellent drummer, Master John
fine singer, Master Benjamin capital actor;
and all, having their talents cultivated by care
full training work together for the success of
abe entertainment. The programme is changed
each evening. Tonight the performance will
| begin with selection of songs, choruses, and
dances, followed by the amusing operatic
spectacle of Beauty and the Beast" We
wish to say a word of praise for the neat little
programmes distributed to the audience they
are pattern for all managers to copy.
CONDUCTOR David F. Waller, who has
been long and favorably known to the patrons
of the Norwich route to New York, now runs
one of the accommodation trains between this
city and Boston. Conductor E. Morrill, takes
his place on the Norwich line.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-The following actions
are put in order for to-day Nos. 669, S72,
897 9O5, 9O7, 967, $50. 992, 1915, 1888, 1887,
1904, 1898, 1lO7, 1884, 1l44.
| INSTALLATION AT WARREN-A council was
assembled on the 18th, at Warren, for the
purpose of dismissing Rev. S. S. Smith, for
several years past pastor of the Congrega-
tional church, and of installing his successor,
Rev. L. L. jaeger. Rev. DIR. Vail of Pal
mer, was chosen moderator of the council,
and Rev. c. NJ Hyde of Brimfeld, secretary.
Programme of pnblic exercises was as fol-
lows Invocation by Rev. c. NJ. Hyde;
reading Of the scriptures, by Rev. Joshua
Gait of Brookfeld; prayer, by Rev. John II.
Guerney, of New Braintree; sermon, by Rev.
Charles Burnham, of Meredith, n. H. in
stalng prayer, by Rev. DIR. Vail; charge to
the pastor, by Rev. A. f. 2. Perkins of Ware
right hand of fellowship, by Rev. c. Cush-
| ing of North Brookfeld.