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.50. Gratuity, to Mrs. C. H. Goulding, Peabody, for 



gloxinias. 

 .50. Gratuity to Mrs. Henry Farnham, Peabody, for 



tuberous begonias. 

 .50. Gratuity to Mrs. Henry Farnham, Peabody, for 



fancy geraniums. 

 .50. Gratuity, to Mrs. Henr}'^ Farnham, Peabody, for 



anemone.- 

 .50. Gratuity, to Mrs. Henry Farnham, Peabody, for 



begonia. 

 .50. Gratuity, to Charles Hatch, Peabody, for cotton 



plant. 

 .50. Gratuity, to Charles Hatch, Peabody, for tobacco 



plant. 

 .50. Gratuity, to Mrs. J. K. Saunders, Peabody, for 



begonia. 

 50. Gratuity, to Clara A. Giles, Danvers, for marigold. 

 .50. Gratuity, to Mrs. J. A. Dodge. Beverly, for be- 

 gonia metalica. 

 •11.00. Gratuity, to Mrs. H. H. Buxton, Peabody, for 



nepprolipsis. 

 .50. Gratuity, to Dr. C. A. Buxton, Salem, for aspara" 



gus sprengen. 

 .50. Gratuity, to Mrs. J. A. Needham, Peabodj^, for 



Otaheitt orange. 

 .75. Gratuity, to E. & C. Woodman, Danvers, for 



collection sword ferns. 

 Honorable mention of Mr. Simpkins, gardener for J. C- 

 Rogers, for his collection of ornamental and foliage plants. 

 E. E. Woodman, Mrs. David Warren, Mrs. J. Arthur 

 Lamson, Mrs. F. E. Hobart — Committee. 



FLOWERS. 



.00. First premium, to Curtis H. Dwyer, Lynn, for 50 

 native flowers. 



