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The Florists^ Review 



July 21, 1921 



12, visited tlio florists in this city, mak- 

 ing the return triji to Wellsville Tues- 

 day night. 



J. M. Bridfjel'ord, nianaginjif director 

 of Watkins & Simpson, Ltd., of Ijondon, 

 Enji;., was the jjuest of Charles 11. \'ic'k 

 last week. Mr. Bridjjeford was par- 

 ticularly interested in Rochester and 

 its park system. lie left here on Fri- 

 day, July ];■), and expected to sail for 

 home about July 20. 



George A. Cramer will do the main 

 decorating at the coming exposition and 

 horse show, to be held early in Septem- 

 ber next. The florists in general are 

 pulling together to make the flower 

 show at the exposition one of the best 

 of its kind. 



Mr. ;iiid Mrs. Homer E. Rogers, of 

 Brockport, drove through recently to 

 New York city to attend the Max 

 Schling school. They returned feeling 

 fully repaid for their trip east. 



J.' F. Fryer, of the Tioga Mfg. Co., of 

 New York, was a visitor last week. 

 George Ely, of Clyde, N. Y., also called 

 on his way to Buffalo, N. Y. 



Vacationists. 



Mrs. Ethel De Klyne, of Geo. R. 

 Hitrt's, is spending two weeks at the 

 lake. Alfred p]isenl)raun, of Jacob 

 Tliomann & Sons, is at Highland Cot- 

 tage. Miss G. McGregor left on the 

 Kingston for the Thousand islands. 

 Miss Stevens is spending a couple of 

 weeks in Seneca Falls, N. Y., with her 

 parents. Cecil A. Lester is away for 

 two weeks. Jose])h Huber is spending 

 two weeks at the lake and various 

 points of interest. Miss O'Hara, of 

 J. B. Keller Rons, is on vacation. E. 

 Ijuntz is also away. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. 

 Keller are s]iending a few weeks nt 

 Alexandria Bay, N. Y., and Harry li. 

 Glenn is a\v;iy on ;i two weeks' motor 

 cruise encircling Lake Ontario. 



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 ical sketcdi of W. \V. Coles appeared in 

 the local newsjiaprr recently. In his 

 thirty years in this city, .Mr. Coles has 

 cert.ainly done m;iny things to make the 

 conimunit\- pi'ouil of jiml grateful to 

 him. 



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