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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



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OCEANIC, N. J. 



At the last meeting of the Monmouth 

 County Horticultural Society it was an- 

 nounced who were the winners on the es- 

 says on "Rose Culture Under Glass," 

 written by the assistant gardeners. The 

 first prize was awarded to Charles Wen- 

 gerter, son of the late Adam Wengerter, 

 one time gardener at the Selmar Hess 

 estate. Charles Wengerter is at present 

 employed at the C. N., Bliss estate 

 Oceanic, N. Butterbach superintendent. 

 At the announcement Mr. "Wengerter ex- 

 pressed his pleasure in receiving the 

 prize, since he is the youngest gardener 

 in the society, being only eighteen years 

 old. 



Joseph Kennedy received the second 

 prize. He served his apprenticeship of 

 four years at the C. N. Bliss place un- 

 der Mr. Butterbach and is »f present 

 employed by Wm. Turner, superintendent 

 of M. C. D. Borden's estate. 



Wm. Dowlen was elected vice-president 

 in place of A. G. Williams, who resigned 

 the position to take charge of Mr. Bod- 

 ine'§ place at Villa Nova, Pa. 



Two vases of very beautiful Narcissus 

 Empress were exhibited by Wm. Turner, 

 which received respectively 90 and 95 

 points. The judges of the evening were 

 W. )W. Kennedy, James Dowlen and 

 John Kennedy. B. 



AMERICAN ROSE SOCIETY. 



An additional special prize is offered 

 for award at the Boston exhibition, 

 March 23 to 26, by A. H. Hews & Co., 

 North Cambriuge, Mass., a silver cup, 

 valued at $25, for the best specimen pot- 

 grown rose in the exhibition, ramblers 

 and climbers excluded. 



Wm. J. Steavart, Sec'y. 



St. Joseph, Mo. — Krumm Bros, have 

 moved from 704 Felix street to the 

 Pitts building, Eighth and Francis 

 streets. 



Baltimore, Md. — Wlm. Gray has been 

 in the business forty-six years but an- 

 nounces that he will retire within the 

 next year. 



WM. S. HARMAN 



Chicago. Indianapolis. 



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