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Type of evergreen Magnolia? Maybe Magnolia virginiana . Sweetbay, Swamp or Laurel are common names. OR, M. grandiflora, stunted a little by competition.

A hedge post will last close to forever, but you a can't drive a staple in on much past a couple years if you have to replace the fence. Squirrels love the fruit and do a lot of distribution. Dirr described the fruit as ripe in September and deadly in October when they fall. would be a very...

How about Halesia tetraptera or monticola also known as Caroline Silverbell, generally zone 4 - 8, but good specimen in Orono, Maine. Generally 30-40 ft tall, but co-champions in GSM National Park are 104,103, and 96. Fruit is a 4 winged corky drupe, flowers are showy white, 4 petaled, bell...

Definitely not butternut those leaves would resemble black walnut and be very sticky to handle. Do the twigs have ridges or wings on them? Looked like it in one photo. I am not close to any idea yet.

TOH is also mostly water. a small block is pretty heavy and as I said before, the leaves, wood and flowers just plain stink.

Gymnocladus dioicus. Fruit would be a thick leathery Pod with 4 or 5 large beans. They have the bipinnately compound leaves 2-3 feet long, real rough bark. If it really stinks, it could be TOH.

I would say a pear