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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



Septkmbku 29, 1904. 



NEWPORT, R. L 



The most successful exhibition ever 

 held by the Newport Horticultural So- 

 ciety took place September 20 to 22 in 

 Masonic hall. Owing to the recent se- 

 vere storm, the display of dahlias was 

 not as large as it would otherwise have 

 been, but everyone here had this season 

 grown dahlias for this show in .«uch 

 quantities that what were exhibited 

 made a good average showing. On the 

 last evening the center of the hall was 

 cleared at 9 o'clock, and from then 

 until the orchestra played "America" 

 at midnight, dancing was thoroughly en- 

 joyed by the largest number of mem- 

 bers and their friends we have ever 

 had at an exhibition. 



The principal jexhibitors and prize 

 winners were: A. S. Meikle, gardener 

 to W. S. Wells; Colin Robertson, gar- 

 dener to Mrs. Robert Goelet; David Me- 

 Intosh, gardener to Mrs. C. M. Bell; 

 James Robertson, gardener to Mrs. T. O. 

 Richardson; Samuel Matson, gardener 

 to Mrs. W. H. Osgood; Charles D. 

 Stark, gardener to Mrs. Geo. W. Col- 

 lard; John Marshall, gardener to Perry 

 Belmont; A. J. Pow, gardener to Mrs. 

 Cornelius Vanderbilt; James Boyd, 

 gardener to Mrs. Wm. Astor; Gibson 

 Bros., John Mahan, gardener to TT. D. 

 Auchincloss; Oscar Schultz, Joseph 

 Gibson, gardener to James Stillman; 

 Alex. Anderson, gardener to Mrs. T. J. 

 Emery; Miss Fadden, J. T. Allan, 

 gardener to J. R. Drexel; Samuel Wil- 

 liams, assistant gardener to Perry Bel- 

 mont; John Bluck, H. P. Burt, Taun- 

 ton, Mass.; F. B. Connolly, Mrs. T. 0. 

 Richardson,- W. G. Postings, gardener to 

 Mrs. Winthrop Chandler; Andrew 

 Christensen, gardener to Miss Fannie 

 Foster; W. S. Wells, M. B. Faxon, d. 

 C. Matley, gardener to J. G. Bennett; 

 C. D. Stark, Jr., S. Speers, gardener to 

 Mrs. W. B. Greene; Jas. Gartley, 

 gardener to H. H. Rogers, and others. 



Zero. 



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