The Florists' Review 



AuODST 6. 1915. 



FBOVIDENOE, B. I. 



The Market 



While this season of the year is al- 

 ways dull, this year is said to be a 

 litUe the worst in a long time, there 

 being practically nothing except fu- 

 neral work, and even this line shows a 

 falling oflF through the increasing re- 

 currence of the notice, "Please omit 

 flowers. ' ' 



Asters are more plentiful and of bet- 

 ter quality, white, pink and lavender 

 being the leaders. Gladioli hold their 

 popularity well. Tuesday, July 27, the 

 local market experienced a slight flurry 

 on account of the Eagles' parade, an 

 extraordinary demand being created 

 that quickly cleared the iceboxes Of 

 about everything in sight. 



Various Notes. 



Albert Leonard, head bookkeeper for 

 W. E. Barrett Co., is enjoying his va- 

 cation on a farm in North Scituate. 



Paul Frey has been granted permis- 

 sion to erect a small greenhouse at 50 

 Eadcliffe avenue. 



Paul A. Schwartz, of Pascoag, spent 

 part of last week in New York. 



Lindsay Bros., Clyde street, Clyde, 

 report an unusually good season on cut 

 flowers and bedding plants. They are 

 making extensive improvements about 

 their place. 



O'Connor had two casket robes last 

 week and more than a dozen large de- 

 signs for the funeral of former Lieuten- 

 ant-Governor Frederick H. Jackson. 



R. . N^ Smith, of Pawtucket, . has a 

 cottage at Point Judith, where his fam- 

 ily is spending the summer. He spends . 

 the week 6nds there. 



Thomas Curley, of Harkness street, 

 has been seriously ill during the last 

 week, but is reported better. 



W. A. Bowers has been enjoying an 

 automobile trip of several days through 

 the southern part of the state. 



Bert West, manager for William Hay, 

 is spending his leisure time this summer 

 at his cottage at Buttonwoods. 



Albert Burke, brother of John Burke, 

 of Burke & Burns, is now at Palisades, 

 Colo., where he is in charge of a large 

 private estate. W. H. M. 



Youngstown, O. — Elmer E. Masters 

 has sold his greenhouse and store, on 

 Glenaven avenue. 



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