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MASSACHUSETTS HOUTICULTURAL SOCIETY 



Gratuities : — 

 John B. Moore & Son, Hybrid Perpetual Eoses, 

 A. A. Hixou, Petunias, Verbenas, and Sweet Peas, 

 Benjamin G. Smitli, Roses and Phlox, 

 Edwin Sheppard, Cut Flowers, .... 



August 15. 

 Glapioli. — Twenty named varieties, in spikes. James Cart^^Tigbt, 



Second, Mrs. T. L. JSelson, 



Ten named varieties in spikes, the second prize to H. B. ^yatts, 

 Six " " •• Mrs. T. L. Nelson, . 



Second. H. B. Watts 



Single spike, named. James Cartwrigbt, Ambroise Verschaftelt, 

 Display of named or nnnamed varieties, tilling one hundred 



bottles, James Cartwrigbt, 



Second, H. B. Watts 



Third, Edwin Sheppard, 



Phlox DnuJiMOxni. — Fifty bottles, not less than six varieties, 



L. W. Goodell, . . 



Second, C. M. Hovey, 



Herbaceous Plants. — Anthony McLaren 



Second, Miss Sarah W. Story 



Gratuities : — 

 John B. Moore & Son, Roses and Phloxes, 

 A. A. Ilixon, Petunias, Verbenas. Sweet Peas, and Dahlias, 

 L. W. Goodell, Petunias and Verbenas, . 

 George S. Tuttle, Pompon Dahlias, 

 Mrs. A. D. Wood, Cut Flowers, . 



Mrs. E M. Gill, 

 Miss Sarah W. Story, 

 Edwin Fewkes, " " 



Stillman S. Hovey, " 



August 22. 

 Asters. — Truftaut's Pjtony Flowered, thirty blooms, not less 



than ten varieties, Edwin Sheppard, 



Second, Warren Heustis, 



Victoria Flowered, thirty blooms, not less than eight varieties, 



Edwin Sheppard 



Second, William Patterson, 



Third, James Cartwrigbt, 



Pompon, thirty sprays, not less than six varieties, one spray in 



each bottle. L. W. Goodell, 



Second, Edwin Sheppard, ....... 



Basket OF Flowers. — Best arranged, James O'Brien. 



Second, Miss Sarah W. Story, 



