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MASSACFIUSEXrS HOHTICULTUaAL SOCIETY. 



July 20. 



Gloxinias. — Twelve vases, cut blooms, three in each vase, arranged 



with any foliage, Hon. John P. Spaulding .... 



Second, Moses S. Stevens 



Tuberous Begonias. — Twelve vases, three in each vase, arranged 

 with any foliage, Hon. John P. Spaulding . . . . 



Hardy Ferns. — Best Display, Mrs. P. D. Richards 



Gratuities : — 



Hon. Joseph S. Fay, Hollyhocks 



Bi)tanic Garden of Harvard University, Tuberous Begonias 

 Hon. John P. Spaulding, Gladioli 



" " " Sweet Peas 



E. C. Lewis, Sweet Peas . 

 James Comley, Display 

 Mrs. E. M. Gill, " ... 



Misses Eleanor and Mollie Doran, Native Flowers 

 Alice L. and George H. Grinnell, "• " 



July 27. 



Sweet Peas. — Display, filling thirty vases, arranged with any 



foliage, Hon. John P. Spaulding 



Second, Frederick A. Blake ...... 



Third, Adin A. Hixon . 



Display of named varieties in vases, six sprays in each vase 

 Frederick A. Blake ....... 



Second, Adin A. Hixon 



Third, Hon. John P. Spaulding 



Herbaceous Plants. — Forty bottles, Nathaniel T. Kidder 

 Basket of Flowers. — F'or tal)le decoration, Mrs. E. M. Gill 

 Second, Miss Ilattie B. Winter 



Gratuities : — 

 Hon. Joseph S. Fay, Roses, Sweet Peas, and Phlox . 

 Bi)tanic Garden of Harvard University, Herbaceous Plants 



Hon, Joseph S. Fay, Hollyhocks 



Mrs. F. L. Ames, Collection of twenty-eight varieties of Cypripe 

 diuras ....... 



Hon. John P. Spaulding, Collection of Cannas 



Oakes Ames, Display of Flowers 



James Comloy, Display ..... 



Mrs. 1". 1). Richards, Wild Flowers . 



August 3. 



Hardy Nymph.kas. — Collection, with foliage, John Simpkins 

 Second, Oakes Ames ....... 



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