Those pomes made me sure think of bradford pears, but the leaves are clearly not those. Where are you ? is it a 'wild' plant or something cultivated ?

Shot of whole plant ? how tall is it ? form of growth ?

My sister took the pictures and sent them to me thinking I might know. Have looked in all my identification books and still clueless. it was a random plant that showed up in her back field in PA.

Maybe Eleagnus umbellata?

At least the fruit look very 'eleagnus-y' to me.

This post was edited by dave_in_nova on Wed, Sep 3, 14 at 20:16

Yes, Elaeagnus.

'nother vote for an Eleagnus spp. here.