April 2(1, 1907 



PERSONAL. 



Edward Fenn of Terryvllle, Ct., 

 seriously ill. 



M. Stauch goes to Pittsburg, Pa., as 

 superintendent for the Pittsburg Rose 

 & Carnation Co. 



B. Schroeter and J. F. Sullivan of 



Detroit are back in harness again 



after paying homage to Mme. La 

 Grippe. 



H. E. George of Pasadena, Cal., has 

 taken a 4)osition in the store of Chas. 

 Winsel, and not as a gardener on his 

 estate as before reported in these 

 columns. 



H. L. Barnes goes to the N. & A. 

 Institute, Hampton, Va., as horticul- 

 turist, in place of F. A. Bartlett, who 

 takes charge of the work at Kilra- 

 voc.k Farm, Litchiield, Ct., where 

 nearly .500 acres will be devoted to the 

 raising of fancy apples. 



BUSINESS CHANGES. 

 Charles Schmidt, Harrisburg, Pa., 

 is now located at 313 Market street. 



The Maplewood Violet & Nursery 

 Co. is the new name under which the 

 Maplewood Violet House, Lansing, 

 Mich., will be known hereafter. E. A. 

 Zimmerman has purchased a half in- 

 terest therein and a nursery branch 

 will be added. 



The Newport Nursery on Vernon 

 avenue, Newport, R. I., has been pur- 

 chased by Messrs. Wadley & Smythe. 

 This firm is now engaging in land- 

 scape work on a very extensive scale. 

 They expect to make great improve- 

 ments to the property, which will in- 

 clude the erection of additional green- 

 houses 



MOVEMENTS OF GARDENERS. 



W. M. Tiplady has taken a position 

 at Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Ky. 



H. Athlee goes from the Churchman 

 estate, Indianapolis, to New Bethel, 

 Ind. 



Mr. John Nilan, for over 10 years 

 head gardener for J. S. Bailey, West 

 Roxbury, Mass., has resigned, his place 

 being taken by P. Manning. 



The Minnesota Horticulturist for 

 April contains obituary notes with 

 portrait of the late FVank Yahnke, a 

 member of the executive board of the 

 Minnesota State Horticultural Society, 

 annual reports of vice-presidents and 

 other interesting matter from the pen 

 of Secretary A. W. Latham of Min- 

 neapolis. 



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FLORIST 



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 UUl riuncis d.nvered promptly to any address. 



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66 Pearl Street, BOSTON, MASS. 



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ALEX. McCONNELL 



57X Fifth Ave.. New York City 



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