The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-07-02
Exhibition of the Kenosha Horticultural
Society.

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The first exhibition of this Society opened
according to announcement, on Tuesday, un
der favorable auspices. The Executive Com
mites had spared no pains to have everything
in complete order, and through their effort
the Hall was most attractive.
The following entries of fruits, flowers, veg
etables, paintings, fancy articles, &C., were
made for exhibition, in all 210 entries:
STRAWBERRIES
s. Gait, 8 varieties G. Cable, variety E
C. Hansche, 1 variety ] Woods, l variety
II Hinsdale, ) varieties E Pennoyer, va
rieties w s Flusky, l variety; NJ. Dresser,
variety H I O'Farrell, / variety, a Moon,
variety Phelps 81 Zetterstrom, varieties
P n Sherwood, 3 varieties S 7 Rice, yarie-
ties; D Smith (Waukegan) varieties.
CHERRIES.
A Moon, varieties S Rice, varieties.
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Fl B Hinsdale, varieties of peas, rhubard
head lettuce ; NJ Dresser, peas potatoes and
lettuce; E Pennoyer, potatoes, cabbage, tur-
nips. caullflower, peas, tomatoes, lettuce,
Oeets IL / O'Farrell, potatoes lettuce q va
rieties); n r Allen, lettuce S Brande, box
cabbage and peas; Thos Rowland, onions,
radishes, peas, lettuce.
FLOWERS.
H 3 Hinsdale, hanging basket, bedding
plants, geraniums 90 vareties), pansies e va,
rieties), daisies, Italian myrtle, San Vitalia
Procumbens Miss Mary Allen, hanging bas-
ket; w Flusky, bouquet S Y Brande spec
linen plant Fuchsia, specimen plant carnstion,
, bouquets, basket cut flowers Miss NJ
No.
plant, jessamine plant; Margaret Gait, cOllec-
ton cut flowers IA varieties pansies); Thom-
as Rowland, 3 bouquets cut flowers Mrs. L..
X. Tears, specimen Gala plant II. T. O'Far-
rell, specimen plant 80 days from seed.
Phelps q Zetterstrom, 10 varieties fuchsias,
II varieties variegated foliage plants, ID 70
male pelargoniumS, 20 bedding plants, green
house plants, heliOtropes, 4 rose geraniums,
4 esolepes, L lycopodium, 6 varieties phlox
varieties verbenas, dracaena, l agapanthes,
) pyrethrum, / oleander, l orange lemon, 2
pyramidal bouquets, hand bouquets 2 hanging
plants, 80 varieties cut flowers, hanging bas-
ket, rustic stand, aquarium.
Mise Lizzie Fiske, boquets cut flowers ;
NJ Dresser, specimen petunia, specimen peas.
DR.. Bourne, boquet cut flowers.
LADIES DEPARTMENT..
Mary Allen, needlework floral design; II P
Gatchel, pen and ink map of the world, water
ored photograph water col0rs, water color oil
painting; John Shepard, chrome 18th flow
ers NJ Culver, oval frame oil painting, 8
square frame oil paintings, boquet wax flow.
ers; Gait, chrome 18th. painting-fruit H
B Hinsdale, chrome lith. painting-fiowers /;
Miss NJ Marsh, Melted lamp mat; Mrs G s
Baldwin, 3 oil paintings Mrs G Merrill, 2
Oil paintings Mrs n Hawley, 9 water color
paintings II 7 O'Farrell, Chinese painting
flowers, one oil painting-Italian scene I;
Miss Clara Jilsrn, India ink drawing, crochet
tidy; Miss Lizzie Fisk, 2 oil paintings-rural
scene and ruins of castle, 2 pencil drawings
Evangeline and mothers jewels, crayon draw
relations, Grecian oil painting; Miss
Bessie Smithett, 2 wax flower boquets Miss
Jlarissa Smithett. 3 pencil crayon drawings,
water color drawings-f0wers and fruit
Mrs G Chase, floral wreath-wax, boquet
pressed flowers, cross of moss, chrome 18th
lowers, one of fruit; Mrs Brockett, basket ar
ifcial flowers, lamp mat and worsted work.
Miss Hottie Brande, knit tidy j II KimbaIl,
oil paintings-landscape Magdaline,-
Christ healing the sick-BeatIice Cenci-Gui-
,i-Magdaline from Titan, Maredefamielle-
Mrs Ezra Simmons, boquet
pressed flowers.