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iliomas TwiKK, first for twelve sprays of 

 white sweet peas; tirst for twelve sprays of 

 pink ami first for twelve sprays of any other 

 colors; Mr. Twigg also was given honorable 

 mention for a vase of delphiniums. The thanks 

 of the society were tendered Joseph Mastroaiul 

 for three euennibers. 



Later Mr. Twigg gave a short talk on 

 his methods of growing sweet peas, 

 which were interesting. Mr. Johnson, 

 representing E. & J, Farquhar & Co., of 

 Boston, Mass., was present and made a 

 few remarks. Donations were received 

 from C. F. Cartledge and William Noo- 

 nan for the Red Cross. 



The next meeting will be held August 

 8. The exhibits will be twelve mixed 

 gladioli, twelve potatoes and three ears 

 of corn. 



The Sweet Pea Show. 



The annual sweet pea show of the 

 Nassau County Horticultural Society 

 ■was held at the Glen Cove Neighbor- 

 hood house July 6. Some splendid va- 

 rieties of sweet peas were shown, but 

 the features of the show were the peren- 

 nials and annuals. The judges were 

 Thomas W. Everitt, Robert Jones and 

 Ernest Westlake. Those awarded prizes 

 were: 



Harry Goodband. Raniener to P. B. Pratt. 

 first for best collection of twelve varieties sweet 

 peas. 



Thomas Twigg, gardener to J. E. Aldrid, first 

 for twenty-five sprays white sweet peas; first 

 for twenty-five pink; first for twenty-five blue: 

 first for twenty-five red; second for a vase of 

 Uliiims and cultural certificate for vase of del- 

 phiniums. 



James McCarthy, gardener to W. E. Kimball, 

 first for twelve vases of perennials; first for 

 nine vases of annuals; second for twenty-five 

 sprays of white sweet peas; second for twenty- 

 five sprays of pink. 



Thomas Flynn, gardener to J. Ottly, second 

 for nine vases of annuals. 



Thomas F. Johnston, gardener to G. D. Pratt, 

 first for vase of liliums; second for twelve vases 

 of perennials; cultural certificate for vase of 

 delphiniums; special mention for vase of Jap- 

 anese irises. 



Robert Jones was manager of the 



show and his services were appreciated 



by the members of the society. 



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