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The Florists^ Review 



Mabch 27, 1913. 



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TAEEYTOWN, N. T. 



The regular monthly meeting of the 

 Tarrytown Horticultural Society was 

 held in the banquet room of the Corpo- 

 ration building March 19, President Lee 

 occupying the chair. J. Wyckoff Cole 

 was elected to active membership. 



A fine vase of the new rose, Milady, 

 was staged by A. N. Pierson, also a 

 fine vase of the new rose, Mrs. George 

 Shawyer, staged by C. H. Totty. Both 

 varieties were awarded a certificate of 

 merit at the fall show and were at this 

 time highly recommended. The prize 

 offered by James W. Smith for the best 

 twelve roses of any variety other than 

 American Beauty was awarded to John 

 EUiott. 



An interesting discussion on the cul- 

 ture of roses was opened by Joseph 

 Mooney and taken up by Messrs. Brad- 

 ley, Scott, Angus and "Weeks. 



For the April meeting John Elliott 

 offers a prize for the best flowering 

 plant. E. T. 



NEWPORT, E. I. 



H. L. De Blois reports a large Easter 

 trade on lilies and bulbous stock. 



John Allen was in Providence March 

 19 attending the annual ladies' night 

 of Palentine Temple of Mystic Shrine. 



Timothy C. Sullivan, gardener for 

 James L. Van Alen, is ill at the New- 

 port hospital, where he was operated 

 upon for a stomach trouble March 19. 



W. H. M. 



Canlsteo, N. Y. — Le Eoy Ordway has 

 just completed the erection of a green- 

 house, 26x80, and will grow both flowers 

 and vegetables. 



Princeton, HI. — W. E. Trimble, feeling 

 the need of a rest after the rush of a 

 big Easter, is spending this week at the 

 Princeton Game and Fish Club, near 

 Bureau, 111., enjoying his favorite pas- 

 time, shooting mallard ducks. He and 

 his partner have the distinction of kill- 

 ing the first two limits of this spring 

 season. Geo j^e H. Jennings, foreman 

 of the W. E. Trimble Greenhouse Co., 

 celebrated his thirtieth birthday anni- 

 versary Easter, entertained his mother, 

 three sisters and his mother-in-law, all 

 of Chicago. 



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