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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



November 27. 1902. 



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RICHMOND, IND. 



Florist Club Meeting. 



The ri-gular iiiontlily and aiinunl iiiwl- 

 ing of the Riclimond Florists' Club was 

 held at the c;ieeuhouses of Tlie E. G. Hill 

 Co., and important business pertaining 

 to tlie welfare of the club was trans- 

 acted. 



An amendment to the by-law.s abolish- 

 ing all fees and dues of membership, and 

 that all expenses of the club be borne 

 by the proprietor's of greenhouses and 

 grecnliiiuse furnishers was carried 

 unanimously. 



The annual election of officers result- 

 ed as follows: President, Vernon 

 ■Graves; vice president, Joseph Hill: sec- 

 retary, H. C. Chessman; treasurer, John 

 A. EJvans. 



After other routine business and talks 

 by those having visited the various 

 shows, the club adjourned to partake 

 •of a verv bountiful oyster supper fur- 

 nished by the host, after which they 

 enjoyed themselves socially and with 

 games until a late hour. 



Tlu' next meeting is to be Ireld at 

 the Grave greenhouses, the third Mon- 

 day in December. The club is more 

 than pleased with the sviccess of the 

 move to hold the meetings at the dif- 

 ferent greenhouses in turn, as there has 

 been a good turnout at all the meet- 

 ings so far, which augurs well for the 

 future. 



Note. 



Ground has been broken for another 

 large plant on the West Side. We are 

 informed that several acres have been 

 purchased and that the new concern 

 is to consist of Charles Knopf, Wm. 

 Bachmever and Geo. Bulerdiek. 



H. C. Chessman. 



WOOD FOR FUEL. 



Replying to the inquiry of No. 404, 

 a night temperature of .50 degrees can 

 be readily maintained in greenhouses 

 where wood is used for fuel, under rea- 

 sonable conditions. 



Heney W. Gibbons. 



New York. 



CORRECTION. 



In our report of the Boston show in 

 our issue of November 13 it should have 

 read that the new yellow rose Franz 

 Deegen. exhibited by E. G. Asmus, was 

 awarded a silver medal, and not a 

 gratuity. 



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