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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



NOVEMBER 10, 1898. 



BOSTON (Continued). 



Clematis Brook, were among other 

 speakers, and all joined in congratu- 

 lations to Mr. Wood for the high de- 

 gree of excellence to which he had 

 brought his specialties. After sing- 

 ing "'America" and "Auld Lang Syne," 

 with "Mitch" Galvin as choir master, 

 the company with three cheers for the 

 estimable host and his assistant dis- 

 persed. 



Among the prominent representa- 

 tives of the trade who were at Natick 

 were Messrs. Thos. F. Galvin, Boston; 

 Jos. A. Dirwanger, Portland. Me.; 

 Wm. Appleton. Providence, R, I.: Geo. 

 W. Hilliard, Exeter, N. H.; Henry 

 Dailledouze and P. O'Mara. New York; 

 P. Welch, N. F. McCarthy, Geo, Suth- 

 erland and representatives from the 

 ' principal retail stores of Boston. 



News Items. 



Tim Waters, formerly of Galvin &. 

 Co.. wholesalers, and Frank Good, for- 

 merly with W. E. Doyle, have bought 

 out and will carry on the business of 

 the Crowl Fern Co. 



Mr. Henry Dailledouze was an in- 

 terested visitor to the market on 

 Thursday, 



N. F, McCarthy, will sell on Thurs- 

 day, November 10, a fine lot of palms 

 and decorative plants, consigned by 

 Julius Roehrs, Carlton Hill, N. J, 



At a meeting of the Florists' Club, 

 held last Wednesday, the following 

 ofEcers were elected: President, W. 

 H. Elliott; vice-president, R, Came- 

 ron; secretary, W. K. Wood; treasu- 

 rer, E, H, Hatch. 



Jackson Dawson, upon returning 

 from Mr. E. M, Wood's on Thursday 

 night, was waylaid and robbed when 

 near his home in West Roxbury, Al- 

 though knocked senseless he is not 

 dangerously hurt. 



The Massachusetts Horticultural 

 Society have offered the use of their 

 hall for the Farmers' Congress in 

 1899. P. 



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 taxation, the law only applying to Mu- 

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