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Ponia flowered, three vases, three flowers 
in each. Mrs. M. B. Mason, second prize. 
Victorias, six vases, six flowers in each. 
Mrs. H. S. Grew. 
Victorias, three vases, three flowers in 
each. J. F. Wonson, Mrs. G. S. Curtis. 
Comet, three vases, three flowers in each. 
J. F. Wonson, Mrs. G. N. Black. 
Single, six vases, six flowersineach. Mrs. 
M. B. Mason. 
Single, three vases, three flowers in each. 
Mrs. H. S. Grew, Mrs. M. B. Mason. 
Best vase of Asters arranged for effect. 
Mrs. F. M. Whitehouse, Mrs. C. E. Cotting. 
Vase of mixed, six blooms. Amateurs 
only. Mrs. W. S. Hannable. 
Dahlias. Best display, all classes. Mrs. 
James McMillan. 
Double, one vase, six flowers. Mrs. H. S. 
Grew, Mrs. C. E. Cotting. 
Single, one vase, twelve flowers. Misses 
Loring. 
Cactus, one vase, six flowers. Mrs. G. E. 
Cabot, G. N. Black. 
Lilies. Two varieties, two spikes of each. 
Misses Loring, Mrs. F. R. Tibbetts. 
Best collection. Mrs. H. L. Higginson. 
Nasturtiums. Best display, with own 
foliage. H.S. Grew, Mrs. W. S. Fitz. 
Hunemannia Fumanefolia. Best vase, 
not less than twelve blooms, $2, $1, given by 
Henry A. Dreer. Mrs, James McMillan. 
Antirrhinums. Best display, Schlegel & 
Fottlers Co., special prizes. Mrs. J. McMil- 
lan, Misses Loring. 
One vase, six spikes. 
Mrs. W. S. Hannable. 
For amateurs only. 
Gladioli. Display filling six vases, six 
spikes in vase. Mrs. G. M. Lane, Mrs. R. 
C. Hooper. 
Six varieties, named, one of each. Mrs. 
G. E. Cabot. 
New this eek. 
FRESH EGGS 
A specialty at all times. Broilers and 
Fowl killed to order at my place. 
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THE COOK 
Will stay longest where there is a 
HUB RANGE in the kitchen. 
Nothing attracts good help likea 
good range, and cooks who have 
once used the Hub Ranges are 
never satisfied with anything else. 
We have hard work to keep out 
of the intelligence office business, 
there are so many cooks looking for 
places where Hub Ranges are used. 
We make the Hub Range in any 
desired size and style, over 96 com- 
binations on each style. 
If not found at your local dealer’s, 
write us and we will put you in the 
way of getting one, no matter where 
you live. 
Smith & Anthony Co. 
MAKERS, 
52 & 54 Union Street, Boston 
NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
Marigolds. Best display of French. Mrs. 
James McMillan. 
Best display of African. 
Millan, Mrs. F. R. Tibbetts. 
Zinnias. Best three vases, three colors, 
prizes offered by H. A. Dreer. Mrs. James 
McMillan, Mrs. W. B. Walker. 
Dianthus. Bestcollection of Single. Mrs. 
M. B. Mason. 
Best collection of Double. Mrs. McMillan, 
Mrs. F. R. Tibbetts. 
Phlox Drummondit. Twelve vases, ten 
spikes ina vase. Misses Loring. 
Salpiglossis. Twelve spikes in a vase. 
Mrs. Philip Dexter, Mrs. M. B. Mason. 
Scabitosa. Twenty-five spikes. G. N. 
Black, Miss Adele G. Thayer. 
Salvia. Twelve spikes in a vase. -Mrs. 
F. R. Tibbetts. 
Best vase Blue. Mrs. G. E. Cabot. 
Stocks. One vase of White, twelve spikes. 
John Reilley special. Misses Loring. 
Verbenas. Four vases, ten spikes in each. 
Miss A. G. Thayer, Mrs. M. B. Mason. 
Best collection. Mrs. M. B. Mason. 
Cosmos. One vase white. Mrs. M. B. 
Mason, Mrs. G. M. Lane. 
One vase pink, Mrs. G. M. Lane, Mrs. M. 
B. Mason. 
Centaurea. One vase Americana, twelve 
blooms. Miss A. G. Thayer. 
One vase Americana Alba, twelve blooms. 
Miss A. G. Thayer. 
Cyanus, twenty-five blooms. Miss M. F. 
Miss 
Mrs. James Mc- 
Bartlett, Mrs. P. Dexter. 
Best collection, twenty-five blooms. 
M. F. Bartlett. 
Carnations. One vase, twelve blooms, 
Marguerite. Mrs. J. McMillan. 
Annuals. Best arranged display, not less 
than fifteen varieties; R. and J. Farquhar & 
Co., special prizes. Misses Loring, Mrs. G. 
M. Lane. 
Best display of flowers arranged for effect, 
filling one Society table, Ist prize, Society 
Medal; 2d, Bronze Medal. Mrs. H. L. Hig- 
ginson, Mrs. R. C. Hooper. 
Best basket of flowers arranged for effect. 
Mrs. F. M. Whitehouse, Mrs. F. R. Tibbetts. 
Best vase arranged for effect. Mrs. F. M. 
Whitehouse, Mrs. P. Dexter. 
Tuberous Begonias. Collection of six 
flowers. Single, to be shown in flat dishes. 
Mrs. W. S. Fitz, Misses Loring. 
Collection of six flowers. Double to be 
shown in flat dishes. Mrs. J. J. Middleston, 
Mrs. Middleston. 
Hardy Herbaceous Flowers. 
vases, not less than eight varieties. 
B. Mason, Miss A. G. Thayer. 
Perennial Phlox. Twelve vases, not less 
than six varieties, three spikesin vase. Mrs. 
W.B. Thomas, Mrs. J. McMillan. 
Six vases, not less than three varieties. 
Mrs. W. B. Thomas, F. H. Conine (Strat- 
ford, Conn.). 
One vase, three spikes, mixed. Mrs. W. 
B. Thomas, F. H. Conine. 
Montbretia. Best vase, twenty-five spikes. 
Mrs. G. E. Cabot, Mrs. H. L. Higginson. 
Aquatics. Best display. Mrs. J. McMil- 
lan. 
Foliage and Flowering Plants. Best dis- 
play of twenty plants, arranged for effect. 
Mrs. W. B. Walker. 
Mrs. W. B. Walker. 
Palms. Best pair. 
Best single plant. Mrs. W. B. Walker. 
Twelve 
Mrs. M. 
Ferns. Six plants, in variety. Mrs. W. 
B. Walker. 
Best specimen plant. R. E. Robbins, G. 
N. Black. 
Dracena, One plant. Mrs. W. B. Walker. 
Rudbeckia Golden Glow. Onevase. Mrs. 
W.B. Thomas. 
Best collection. Mrs. M. B. Mason. 
Grasses. Best collection Annual and 
Perennial. Mrs. W. B. Thomas. 
Cannas. Twelve spikes, not less than 
four varieties. Miss A. G. Thayer. 
Hardy Hydrangea (Paniculata Grandi- 
flora). Six flowers in a vase. Miss M. F. 
Bartlett, Mr. Conine. 
Three flowers ina vase. Mr. Conine. 
One flower ina vase. Mr. Conine. 
Any other variety, three flowers in a vase. 
Mr. Conine. 
Any other variety, one flower in a vase. 
Mr. Conine. 
Gallardia. Best collection. H.S. Grew, 
Miss A. G. Thayer. 
Best collection of Vegetables, 1st, Cup; 
2d, Bronze Medal. Mrs. G. S. Curtis, Mrs. 
F,. M. Whitehouse. 
For School Children. Best collection of 
Wild Fowers, named. Irving and Harry 
Baker, Fred and Arthur Jackson. 
Spectal for School Children. Geraniums 
were distributed, one plant to each child, 
who applied for it, at Lee’s hall, Saturday. 
May 27, to be exhibited at the August show. 
Althea K. Morse, Ist, $1.50; I. J. Baker, 
2d, $1.25; A. K. Herrick, 3d, $1.00; Winthrop 
Younger, 4th, 75c; Ruth Erickson, 5th, 50c; 
R. B. Herrick, 6th, 25c; Lydia P. Dennis, 
Tth, 15c. 
Certificates of Merit to: 
F. E. Conine for display of Roses. 
J. Huerlin for hardy herbaceous cut flow- 
ers. 
R. and J. Farquhar & Co. for display of 
hardy herbaceous cut flowers. 
T. C. Thurlow for hardy phlox. 
W.H. Wyman for hardy herbaceous cut 
bloom. 
JAMES NAZZARO 
Tonsorial Artist 
Pulsifer’s Block 
MANCHESTER, MASS. 
Three barbers. 
desired. Children’s Haircutting a specialty. 
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