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HORTICULTURE 



February 28, 1914 



work was greeted with unbounded 

 appreciation. 



W. J. Collins, floor director and W. 

 J. Patterson, assistant floor director, 

 with their staff ot young aides, then 

 took possession of the proceedings 

 and dancing was in order until the 

 midnight hour. 



The annual banquet of the New 

 Bedford (Mass.) Horticultural Society 

 was held at the Parker House on 

 Thursday, February 19, and proved a 

 narked success. The largest attend- 

 ance in the history of these festive 

 occasions praised the delightful way 

 iH which the dinner was served and 

 4id full justice to Vermont's noted 

 product. The hall was tastefully dec- 

 orated with palms and flowering 

 plants adorned the tables and man- 

 Hes, while vases of carnations, lilies 

 and narcissi added largely to the 

 beauty of the scene. After the ad- 

 dress of welcome by President Roy an 

 tateresting musical program pleasant- 

 ly filled the evening until a few well- 

 dhosen words from the former presi- 

 dent, F. C. Barrows, reminded the 

 banqueters that the closing time had 

 arrived. 



Wm. F. Tubneb. 



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