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NEWS NOTES. 



Mrs. Jennie has opened a flower 

 stand in the Usona Hotel, Fulton, Ky. 



Edouard Scholtz, has opened a 

 flower store at 20 West Trade street, 

 Charlotte, N. C. 



Wm. Beerbaum has leased the 

 grenhouses ol" Pretht the Florist, at 

 Simonville, Conn. 



G. G. McClunie of Hartford will open 

 a store in Curtis block, New Britain, 

 Conn., on October 1.5. 



Perkins & Schumann, wholesale flor- 

 ists, are about to remove to 5T West 

 2r,th street, New York. 



James Lenahan has leased the 

 Brainard greenhouses at Gouverneur, 

 N. Y., and took possession on October 

 1. 



E. F. Flynn of Lawrence, Mass., has 

 located temporarily across the street 

 while his present quarters are being 

 remodelled. 



Howard Broomhall, formerly em- 

 ployed by J. D. Imlay, will open a new 

 flower store on North Fifth Street. 

 Zanesville, O. 



David Gordon leaves the Morton F. 

 Plant estate. Eastern Point. Ct., to 

 become head gardener on the estate of 

 Hon. E. S. Draper, Hopedale, Mass, 



At the Brockton Fair, (Mass.), 

 among the exhibitors of flowers are 

 listed the names of J. K. Alexander. 

 Mrs. H. A. Jahn and W. H. Richard- 

 son of New Bedford, W. P. Lothrop of 

 E. Bridgewater and George Walker of 

 North Dighton. 



.A.niong the prominent entries at the 

 floral exhibition in Danbury, Conn., 

 the past week were those of W. H. 

 Tarbox. E. Greenwich. R. I., Seaman's 

 Conservatories, Deer Hill Conserva- 

 tories, Cornell's Conservatories, and H. 

 H. Tomlinson. 



1'^. H. lamb, assignee for the Web- 

 sfer Floral Co npany of Hamilton, 

 Ont., has disposed of the stock to a 

 new company composed largely of 

 lo-a) neopie- with .). Connon and George 

 Davidson in charge. W. W. Gam- 

 mage of London, Ont., is one of the 

 directors. In addition to the present 

 business a retail store will be opened 

 in Hamilton. The new company will 

 be known as the Connon Floral Com- 

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