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MASSACHUSETTS IIOIIT/CCLTUIIAL SOCIETY. 



JULT 15. 



To Ik'iijaniln G. Smith, for the best four varieties of Currants 

 A'orsaiUaise, Clierry, Wliite Dutch, and Blaek Naples, 



J. li. Moore, for the next best, for Versaillaise, Cheny, 

 Dana's Transparent White, and Fertile de Palluau, 



C. F. Curtis, best Red Currants, La Yer.saillaise, 



Warren Ileustis, for the next best, La Versaillaise, 



AVilliam H. Barnes, for the next best, 



John B. Moore, best White Currants, Dana's Transparent, 



Benjamin G. Smith, for the next best, White Dutch, . 



J. E. M. Gilley, for the best late Cherries, Seedling, . 



R. Manning, for the next best, Buttncr's Black Heart, 



AY. H. Barnes, for the best Ras^pbenies, Hornet, 



J. B. Moore, for the next best, Northumberland Fillbasket, 



J. B. Moore, for the next best, Clarke, 

 Gratuities : — 

 To J. F. Jolls, Providence, R.I., for New Seedling Raspberry 

 Narragansett, ....... 



Mrs. E. M. Gill, for Gooseberries, .... 



Joseph H. Fenno, for Currants, .... 



John Savage, jun., " " 



July 22. 



To Benjamin G. Smith, for the best Blackberries, Dorchester, 

 ' Benjamin B. Davis, *' " " " 



John B. Moore, for the best collection of Raspberries 

 Clarke, Hornet, Franconia, and Northumberland Fillbasket 

 John B. Moore, for the best Raspberries. Clarke, 

 John B. Moore, for the next best, Franconia, 

 Daniel Clark, for the next best, Franconia, 

 W. H. Barnes, for the best Currants, Versaillaise, 

 .John G. Barker, for the next best, " 



Mrs. E. M. Gill, for the next best, 



Elisha Tower, for the best Gooseberries, Woodward's White 

 smith, ........ 



^Irs. E. M. Gill, for the next best, Mountain Seedling, 

 Gratuitic's : — 

 To G. F. B. Leighton, Norfolk, Va., for Bju-tlctt and Louise 

 Bonne of Jersey Pears, ..... 



John G. Barker, for fine Doyenne d'jfit6 Pears, 

 R. Manning, for I'oars, . . 



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