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.liino •-'«, 1915 



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NEW FLOWER STORES. 



Gloveravilie, N. Y. 

 Isl, 6y N. Muln street. 



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New York, N. Y. (rlstos Mnnllos. 

 llTit; SI. .Niilioliis aveiiiie. 



Fort Worth, Tex. — Gelzlndaner & 

 Boswell, 110 West Sixth street. 



Chicago, III. — A. Ijiwsoii, 1568 K. 

 0:!rd street; Miss Ida Masilolll, 11 H> S. 

 Halsted street. 



Baltimore, Md. — Josepli Weiiier. 

 iUii'liainlieau apartiiieiits, Cliaries 

 street. Evaus & Le Brun, 341St liast- 

 ern avenue, succeeding Gus Lawsoii. 

 Jr. Chas. K. Smith & Co., removing 

 from 121 to 2U7 North Liberty street. 



NEWS NOTES. 



Big Rapids, Mich.- Donner & Foster 

 l.uM' liurclia.sed tlie Star Greenliouses. 



Park Ridge, HI. — Benjamin Gruppe 

 has sold his greenliousjes at West Elm 

 street to William Fasvogel. 



Worcester, Mass. — Hollis E. Pease 

 lias purchased the florist business of 

 Midgiey & Co., 2oy Main street. 



Giencoe, III. — Fred G. Huiit lias 

 leased the greenhouses of the Giencoe 

 Violet Farms for five years, and will 

 grow chrysanthemums. 



Rutland, Vt.— Sidney A. Baker has 

 dii posed of a halt interest in his green- 

 house business to George H. Baker, 

 who has been in his employ. 



Utica, N. Y. — Fire in the basement 

 of Martin's Flower Shop, 39 Genesee 

 street on the morning of June IStli, 

 caused damage of $300 to plants and 

 fixtures, no insurance. 



New Rochelle, N. Y. — James Scott, 

 of Elmsford, addressed the Garden 

 Club on June 14, at the residence of 

 Mrs. J. D. Woodward, on 'How lo 

 Grow Chrysanthemums. " 



New Rochelle, N. Y.— Forty of the 

 leading gardeners from eastern New- 

 York and New England estates visited 

 the R. B. Ward estate on invitation on 

 June 22. .Mr. Ward contemplates the 

 laying out of an extensive and elabor- 

 ate garden and the gardeners w-ere in 

 vited for consultation and advice as to 

 ii-tus , nd p.antin . Nicholas Butter- 

 bach, the superintendent, ably second- 

 ed his employer in extending a hospit- 

 able welcome to the visitors. 



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 St. Louis, Mo. 



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 DETROIT. MICH. 



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