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The Florists^ Review 



September 16, 1920 



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Florists Organize. 



The florists of Cumberland county, 

 Me., held a meeting with Alexander 

 Skillin last week and during the 

 afternoon enjoyed a ball game. Each 

 florist and his family carried a picnic 

 lunch and enjoyed coffee and corn pre- 

 pared by Mr. Skillin and his wife. 



After supper the florists elected a 

 chairman and proceeded to organize a 

 florists' club and elect officers. The 

 oflicers elected were: President, George 

 H. Meloon; vice-president, Alex Skil- 

 lin; secretary, Mrs. Allen; treasurer, 

 Howard Blanchard. The committee on 

 by-laws includes Alex Skillin, L. B. 

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 Mrs. Minnie Smith, Clarence Minott 

 and Morris Leighton. The committee 

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 Minott and Niles Nelson. 



The committees are to report at a 

 meeting sometime during September, to 

 be held with the firm of Dver & Small, 

 at South Portland. ' (J. H. M. 



NEWPORT, R. I. 



Alexander MacLellan has returned 

 from Youngstown, O., where he went 

 to attend the fiftieth annivcr.sary of 

 the marriage of his uncle and aunt. An 

 interesting incident of the occasion 

 was the meeting of the four MacLellan 

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 ert L., of New York J Richard, of Lin- 

 coln, Neb., and William, of Youngs- 

 town. Alexander and William had not 

 met for thirty-eight years. 



Mrs. John T. Allan was elected presi- 

 dent of the newlv organized Newport 

 Kmblem Club. ' W. H. M. 



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