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The Florists' Rcvii«r 



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PBOVIDENOE, B. I. 

 The Market. 



' The cut flowers reaching this mar- 

 ket are little better than mediocre, 

 with the exception of alters and gladi- 

 oli, and these bring such small prices 

 that there is little margin in them. 

 The last week's weather has materially 

 improved the quality of outside stock, 

 so that better returns are expected. 

 There is little business. 



Various Notes. 



Mrs. Timothy L, O'Connor and 

 daughter, who have been spending the 

 summer at Narragansett Pier, left last 

 week for a short stay at Atlanta, Ga. 



Miss O'Connor, with Johnston Bros., 

 is on a two weeks' vacation at Bar 

 Harbor, Me. 



Max Villers was a visitor in Boston 

 last week. 



Albert Holscher is preparing to 

 erect a new greenhouse, 20x110 feet, 

 at his range, on Hartford avenue. 



About twenty members of the Flo- 

 rists* and Gardeners' Club of Bhode 

 Island and their f fiends joined in an 

 outing Wednesday, August 18. A 

 motor trip was taken to Rocky Point, 

 where a shore dinger was eaten, and 

 then a sail down the bay to Newport. 

 A stop was made off Prudence island, 

 where the party indulged in fishing 

 tor two or three hours. The return 

 trip was made by moonlight, refresh- 

 ments being served on the boat. 



Fred Hoffman is adding two houses 

 to his range, at Pawtucket. Each will 

 be 30x85 feet. 



E. J. Johnston is considering the 

 erection of a large greenhouse on Hope 

 street, at the corner of Rochambeau 

 avenue. 



Carmichael Bros., of Shannock, are 

 shipping large quantities of fine gladi- 

 oli to this city, Boston and New York. 



A. Littman, proprietor of the Flower 

 Growers' Sales Co., intends to open 

 another store in this city and one at 

 Woonsocket this coming fall. 



Mr. Meehan has entered the employ 

 of John Patterson, of Ashton, as a 

 grower. 



Richard Dunbar and F. Geisler, of 

 Bristol, have gone to Prudence island, 

 in Narragansett bay, for two weeks' 

 camping and fishing. W. H. M. 



Cincinnati, O. — The Ideal Flower 

 Shop, at Walnut Hills, has been remod- 

 eling and enlarging its store. A good 

 spring and summer business has made 

 the improvements desirable. 



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 are obliged to build new houses above them. 



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