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The Florists^ Review 



Septembbb 28, 1916. 



PEOVIDENOE, R. I. 



The Market. 



Last week's business was fair, the 

 cooler weather having a tendency to 

 stimulate the market. Slight frosts 

 have left their traces on outdoor plants 

 and caused a turning to the greenhouses 

 for blooms. Asters are 'plentiful and 

 clean' up well in the light shades and 

 best qualities. The darker shades and 

 short-stemmed grades are largely used 

 in funeral work. The advance guard 

 of the mums have put in their appear- 

 ance, but move slowly at $4 per dozen. 

 Roses are showing a marked improve- 

 ment and carnations are better, both as 

 to quantity and quality. 



Various Notes. 



According to the tax assessment just 

 announced in the town of East Provi- 

 dence, Lawrence Hay is assessed on 

 $6,155; Joseph E. Koppelman and Mrs. 

 L. Max on $20,850, and Andrew J. and 

 Hannah A. Olsen on $5,200. 



Cards have been issued for the mar- 

 riage, October 2, of Timothy J. Mc- 

 Carthy to Miss Mary E. O'Connell, of 

 Dorchester, Mass. 



Wilbur A. Fiske and family have re- 

 turned to their apartments in the 

 Minden, after spending the summer at 

 their country home on Prudence island. 



Albert Holscher, of Hartford avenue, 

 is bringing in the first mums of the 

 season. He recently returned from an 

 automobile trip to New York and 

 Trenton, N. J. 



H. C. Neubrand, representative of 

 A. N. Pierson, Inc., of Cromwell, Conn., 

 was a visitor to the city last week. 



The Empire Floral Co. is being con- 

 ducted by Messrs. Powers and Oakley. 



Miss Cadeux, who has had charge of 

 the Narragansett Pier branch of Wood- 

 row & Marketos, has returned to New 

 York. 



Frank Carberry has accepted a posi- 

 tion as retail manager for Burke & 

 Burns and reports satisfactory returns 

 for the early season. 



C. W. Morey, of the Woonsocket Hill 

 Nurseries, donated all the fruit trees 

 given as prizes in the fruit department 

 of the Union Grange fair, at Slaters- 

 ville, last week. 



Prof. P. Corriveau, of the Rhode Island 

 State College, last week gave an ad- 

 dress on ' ' Fall Work in the Orchard ' ' 

 before the Rhode Island Horticultural 

 Society. Three new members were 

 elected at the business session, at which 

 President Thomas Hope presided. 



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