The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-10-01
Kenosha Horticultural SOCIETY,".


Kenosha Horticultural Society.
Rewards of premiums at the Horticultural
Exhibition held at Simmons Hall on Friday
and Saturday, the 25th and 2oth Of septem-
Der, 1868:
CLASS A.-FRUITs.
Greatest and best variety of apples, Thos.
End do Linus Woodwork.
Best varieties winter apples, In. Dediemar
End do s. T. Rice
Best single variety, Stephen Gait.
Best specimen Seeding apple, Stephen Gait.
Best and greatest var pears, Thos Rowland.
2nd do Linus Woodwork.
Best var. pears, Chas. Cable.
Best var. do, Mrs. Overacre.
Best grated variety peaches, Thos Rowland
Best single do do H Kimball.
Best single var plums, C Hansche,
Best and greatest var grapes, Thos Rowland
Best sample Delaware do Robinson
Best and greatest var raised under glass, Ste
phen Gait
2nd do j. Fl. KimbalI
Best and greatest var fruits, all names and
varieties included, Thos Rowland.
STEPHEN GAIT,
s. L. RICE,
THos. Rowland.
The Committee on Vegetables respectfully
report that they have examined the various
specimens on exhibition, and among so many
that were good and nearly equal, they found
1t no small trouble to make distinctions. =
They have, however, made the following
awards:
Best and greatest var vegetables DR. O'Farrell
End do &c Hansche
Best sample of beets, Mr. Cable
Greatest var do DR. O'FarrelI
Best var caulihower, H McDermott
2nd do s Y Brande
Best sample carrots, Mr. Pennoyer
Best sample sweet corn, T Rowland
Best sample cucumbers, Mr. Chapman
Best sample egg plant, DR. O'Farrell
Best musk melon, Allen
Best watermelon, Mr. Woodwork
Best onions, Mr. Anderson
End do Mr. Allen
Best parsnips, E c Hansche
Best peppers, Mr. Phelps
Best i peck potatoes, Mr.. Sherwood
End do Mr. Woodwork
Best and greatest var do DR. O'Farrell
Best sample sweet potatoes, Mr. Allen
Best specimen Hubbard squash, Mr. Woodish
Largest and best var any other, DR. O'Farrell
Best sample tomatoes, T Rowland
Best specimen turnips, E c Hanschs
Best and greatest var do
Best pumpkins, Mr. Phelps
K. PHNNoyBR,
81 VoLNEY FRENCH,
CHAs. CABLE.
Your Committee on Flowers would report
that they have awarded premiums as follows:
Best group green house plants not less than
5, Mrs N Chase
End do HF Phelps
Best specimen plant showing extra skill in
cultivation, Miss N Marsh
End do Mrs E M Chase
Larg't and best var geraniums, Mrs E M Chase
PhelnR
Best 6 var fachsias, Mrs E NJ Chase
Best specimen fuchsia plant, H Phelps
.a 2nd do Mrs E NJ Chase
Best specimen heliotroPe, Mrs M Chase
Bes var varegatded foliage piantsH Phelps
Greatest Gree a; var verb e Mrs NJ Chase
Best specimen rose plant Mrs E NJ Chase
Best specimen oleander, not less than feet,
Best single petunia, Mrs E M Chase
Greatest and best var pansies, Thes Rowland
2nd do M Dresser
Best hydrangia, S Gait
Best and most tastsfully arranged col. cut
flowers, Mrs E Phelps
2nd do Mrs M Gait
~. 2nd do Mrs M Chase
Finest display dahlias, Fl Phelps
r2nd do Mrs NJ Chase
Flnest display Zlnnlas, Il remover
Best pyramidal bouquet, Mrs E NJ Chase
e 2nd do Pennoyer
Best hand bouquet, Mrs q O'Farrell
2nd do Mrs M Gait
Best floral wreath, Mrs E NJ Chase
Largest col. cut flowers, Mrs E NJ Chase
ii e2nd do Mrs E Phelps
Your Com. would state that they have
awarded Mrs E. M. Chase discretionary
premium of diploma, for splendid specimen
plant of Pampas Grass, the admiration of all
visitors to the Fair.
4 ta HIT. O'FARRELL,
MISS LIZZIE FISK,
MRS. w. 8. STRoRG.
-A MISCELLANEOUS.