The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
sly Brande, 4 kegs evergreens; sc johnson,
shells j B Jilsun, specimen Doolittle rasp-
| berry Mrs A A BEndy, 4 fugs-foral design,
E Penoyer, specimen rye plant, II Hinsdale,
5 strawberry baskets ; John 7 Shepard, East
India curiOsitics.
AWARD OF PREMIUMs.-sTRAwBER
For the greatest number of varieties 49, D
G Smith, of Waukegan.
For the largest fruit of any one variety (Agri.
culturisD, H B Hinsdale.
For the best amateur or dessert berry. all
things considered (Jucunda), Phelps s. let
terstrom.
For the best Seeding berry, lib Hnsdale.
/ ct; Wilson's Albany, Chas. Cable.
" Agriculturist, Fl Husdale
6 g Russelps Prolific, E. Peunoyer
F" LUCINDA, Phelps q Zetterstrom
: +" Coz Ellsworth. H. B Hinsdale.
-" Brooklyn Scarlet, Sherwood.
" Downer's Prolific, Stephen Gait.
:" Boston Pine, "
:" Green Prolific, D G. Smith.
The Committee would make especial men
ton of remarkably fine display, considered
by the committee the best on exhibition, OF
Wilson's Albany, brought in by L Hansche
Esq, too late Tor competition according to
the rules of the society
CHERRIES.
For finest lot cherries, consisting of some 6
varieties, A Moon, Bristol
Honorable mention should be made of
a superior lot of cherries exhibited by Dr.
Ozanne, of Racine. Also some fine samples
by s Rice, Eeq.
CLASS B, VEGETABLES.
For the best arranged and best kept garden
IL Hinsdale.
For the greatest variety of vegetables raised
by exhibitor, E. PeanOyer.
Best punches beets, E Pennoyer
g heads cabbage, do
g punches cress, Fl 7 O'Farrell.
=" cucumbers Stephen Calf
" 5 heads lettuce, N r Allen
punches onions, Thos Rowland.
g y PIX peas in the pod, E Pennoyer.
Best a PIX p'toes, early Goodrich, NJ Dresser.
I'd po Handsworth, II T O'Farrell
Best punches turnips E Pennoyer
6 stalks Victoria rhubarb, discretion
airy, II B Hinsdale.
Special notice should he made of superior
grown radishes entered by Thos. Rowland
so of sample of unripe tomatoes, very fine
for the season, entered by L Pennoyer Men
ton would also be made of a fine sample of
Eriurt celery plants raised by S Braude, ESQ.
also of some heads caulifower. fine for the sea-
son, entered by E Pennoyer.
CLASS c, FLOWERS.
Best group of green house plants not less
than 10, p 81 Zetterstrom.
~ w u ID IiluoUdiGs
Best group of green house p III. not less than
D, amateurs only competing, Miss NJ Marsh
Best specimen plant showing extra skill,
& Zettestrom.
@ :" zonale pelargoniums, do
I'd H Hinsdale.
Best " d" amateurs only
competing, Il B Hinsdale.
I'd " Miss NJ Marsh.
Best varieties Fuschias, P& Zetterstrom.
specimen Fuehsla, amateurs only COM
competing, Y Brande.
| g varieties heiiotropes, P& Zetterst.
" si yaF Tariegat'd foliage Plants h,d. + z
{" specimen oleander, not less than feet,
P & Zetterstrom
q specimen petunia, amateurs only com.
" col bedding plants GO var.J P & zett,
| = 6 var. amateurs on
| ly competing, H B Hinsdale
= II var pansies, stephen Gait
3 am. only com. Thos Rowland
hanging basket with plants, Fl B Hin'le
" col. cut flowers, " do do VI
I'd do Stephen Gait
=" Pyramidal bouquet, P& zetterstron
I'd do Miss Lizzie Fisk
hand bouquet, Thos Rowland
I'd do Z Pennoyer
basket cut flowers, Mrs NJ Gait
I'd do Brande
| aquarium stocked, Mrs NJ B Culver
ID do Miss NJ Marsh
CLASS D, LADIES' DEPT
Best specimen ornamental vase. & letter
ornamented basket, Miss NJ E Allen
specimen wax flowers, Miss NJ Culye
I'd do Miss Bessie Smithet
spec pressed plants, etc, Mrs Simmon
Dis, prem. dip on pen and ink drawing of
map of the world, HIP Gatchell
Best specimen cone work, A z I Zetterstrom
oil painting, Il Kimball
I'd do Mrs Geo Baldwin
. water colored painting, H P Gatchell
" specimen needle work, floral design,
Miss NJ E Allen
Disc. premium to Miss Lizzie Fisk on pencil
drawing, diploma
Disc. prem. to II. B. Hinsdale for best ehro
mo Autograph, diploma.