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General Display of Spring Bulbous Plants. — All classes: 



1st, William Whitman, $30. 

 Orchids. — Group of plants arranged for effect with ferns and other foli- 

 age plants, to cover not less than fifty square feet: 

 1st, S. A. Borden, !$30. 

 Three plants, distinct: 



1st, S. A. Borden, $10. 

 Specimen plant: 



1st, Mrs. J. L. Gardner, .$5; 2d, S. A. Borden, $3; 3d, Mrs. J. C. 

 T;\^itin, .$2. 



Special Prize offered by W. W. Rawson & Co., Boston. 



For the largest and best collection of Narcissi and Daffodils in eight-inch 

 pans, one variety in each pan, to be competed for by private gard- 

 eners only: 

 W. A. Riggs, Silver Cup valued at .$25. 



Society's Prizes. 



Tender Roses in Vases. — Twenty-five blooms of The Bride : 

 1st, Montrose Greenhouses, $12; 2d, W. H. Elliott, $8. 

 Bridesmaid: 



1st, \\. H. Elliott, $12; 2d, Montrose Greenhouses, .$8. 

 Liberty or Richmond: 



1st, W. H. Elliott, $12; 2d, Waban Rose Conservatories, .$8; 3d, 

 Montrose Greenhouses, $6. 

 Killarney : 



1st, Waban Rose Conservatories, $12; 2d, W. H. Elliott, .$8. 

 Any other variety: 



1st, W. H. Elliott, Safrano, $12. 

 The Bride. — (For non-commercial growers only.) Twelve blooms: 



1st, Dr. C. G. Weld, .$6. 

 Bridesmaid. — (Fcr non-commercial growers only.) Twelve blooms: 

 1st, Dr. C. G. Weld, $6; 2d, Mrs. J. C. Phillips, $4. 

 Carn.\tions. — Vase of one hundred cut blooms, one variety with foliage : 

 1st, S. J. Goddard, Helen Goddard, $10. 

 Twenty-five blooms of any named Crimson variety: 



1st, S. J. Goddard, Octoroon, .$5; 2d, M. A. Patten, Harry Fenn, .$4; 

 3d, S. J. Goddard, Harry Fenn, $3. 

 Dark Pink variety: 



1st, Miss E. A. Mansfield, Mrs. T. W. Lawson, $.5; 2d, William Whit- 

 man, Mrs. T. W. Lawson, .$4; 3d, M. A. Patten, Helen Goddard, $3. 

 Daybreak Pink variety: 



1st, C. S. Strout, Enchantress, $5; 2d, S. J. Goddard, Enchantress, 

 .$4; 3d, Mrs. J. C. Phillips, Enchantress, $3. 



