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HOETICULTUEE 



June 30, 1917 



OBITUARY. 

 Henry Fischer. 

 Henry Fischer, a florist of Stratford. 

 Conn., died on Tuesday, June 19. 



Mrs. Carrie W. Harrison. 

 A note lias just been received from 

 Rev. C. S. Harrison, York, Neb., an- 

 nouncing the passing away on the 

 morning of June 20, of Mrs. Carrie 

 W. Harrison, after an illness of ten 

 months. She was a native of Quincy, 

 Mass. 



James (vera Donlan. 



James I. Donlan died on Wednesday 

 morning, June 27, at five o'clock, at the 

 Manhattan State Hospital on Ward's 

 Island. He had been ill for about a 

 week. Particulars of his illness are 

 lacking except that he was picked up 

 In the street unconscious last Thurs- 

 day. Mr. Donlan was well known by 

 the flc.rist trade of the greater part 

 of the country. He was unique as a 

 character. As a floral decorator he 

 stood very high. As a writer he was 

 clever, caustic, and witty withall. 

 Much of his time of late years has been 

 taken up with Irish political topics 

 and agitation. 



Levi De Freest. 

 Levi De Freest died at the home of 

 his daughter, Mrs. Henry B. Becker, 

 110 Pine Woods avenue, Troy, N. Y., 

 on Saturday, June 16. Mr. De Freest 

 was born at Kinderhook, N. Y., eighty 

 years ago. He was a resident of the 

 East Side for forty-eight years. He 

 was a well known florist of this sec- 

 tion for a number of years. He was 

 a graduate of Williams College, Wil- 

 liamstown. Mass. He is survived by 

 three children. Mrs. Ada M. Becker of 

 Troy, John M. De Freest of Plant City, 

 Florida, Mrs. Sarah L. Towsley of Wil- 

 liamstown, Mass., and three grand- 

 children and one great grandchild. 



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200 KING HUMBERT CANNAS, 4-ill. potS, 

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