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The Florists' Review 



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August 21, 1913. 



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OYSTEK BAY, N. Y. 



The regular monthly meeting of the 

 Oyster Bay Horticultural Society was 

 held in the Board of Trade rooms Au- 

 gust 15, with President James Duthie 

 in the chair. The committee on the 

 summer outing reported a substantial 

 balance left over. Communications were 

 read from the following, asking to be- 

 come honorary members: Miss Mar- 

 guerite Whitney, Edward Whitney, Wil- 

 liam Trotter, Colgate Hoyt, Albert 

 Strauss, John Garver and W. E. Roose- 

 velt. These names were referred to the 

 executive committee, which ordered the 

 election of all. William Sperling, of 

 New York, was elected to active mem- 

 bership. David Palmer, Ernest Schmidt, 

 Frank Humphrey and Arnold B. Pearson 

 were recommended to active member- 

 ship. 



Messrs. Beaton, Mclntyre and Mcin- 

 tosh acted as judges, and their decisions 

 were as follows: 



Society's prize for muskmelon — Frank Petroc- 

 cla, first. „ , , „ 



Society's prize for six tomatoes — Frank Pe- 

 troccla, first. , ^ , 



Society's prize for twelve asters — James truck- 

 ham, first. .,„,., 



Society's prize for vase asters — Joseph Robin- 

 ton, cultural certificate. 



Certificate of merit for vase of new yellow 

 seedling from Alfred Lahodney. gardener to 

 T. A. Havemeyer, Brookvllle. 



Dish of okra, honorable mention to George 



Dish of tomatoes, honorable mention to Joseph 

 Mamarole. 



The schedules were read for the last 

 time and adopted. Exhibits for Sep- 

 tember: Six onions, six peaches, twelve 

 cactus dahlias. J- T. I. 



Lincoln, Neb. — C. H. Fry and his fam- 

 ily are spending their vacation at Peli- 

 can lake, Minn., at their summer home, 

 where they find coolness and fine fishing. 



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