. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 402 The American Florist. Sept. iS, son each won one first, and W. T. Hall, Montello, and Turner each one second. Winners of thirds and fourths were F. L. Tinkham, Brockton; W. H. Richardson, W. H. Symonds and Lyndvall & Delurey. Honors in the classes for show dahlias went to Tur- ner, Johnson, Lyndvall & Delurey and Rawson, each winning a blue rib- bon, while the seconds went to Jo- seph Thorp, Taunton; B. W. Ela, Wo- burn, and W. H. Symonds (2). The displays of pompons were neither large or varied. W. H.
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 402 The American Florist. Sept. iS, son each won one first, and W. T. Hall, Montello, and Turner each one second. Winners of thirds and fourths were F. L. Tinkham, Brockton; W. H. Richardson, W. H. Symonds and Lyndvall & Delurey. Honors in the classes for show dahlias went to Tur- ner, Johnson, Lyndvall & Delurey and Rawson, each winning a blue rib- bon, while the seconds went to Jo- seph Thorp, Taunton; B. W. Ela, Wo- burn, and W. H. Symonds (2). The displays of pompons were neither large or varied. W. H. Richardson and . F. Turner & Co. sharing honors with Mrs. L. M. Towle and E. W. Ela, who came second. In the classes for 25 blooms of a variety awards were given to Sisson & Thurston, E. W. Ela, Turner, Mrs. C. M. Gills, Medford; D. E. Babcock, Berlin, Md.; Jas. Robertson and Lynd- vall & Delurey. In the classes for amateurs only, J. H. Flint. Sa- lem, captured four firsts and was "high ; Other ribbons went to N. Allen Lindsey, Marblehead; A. A. Bassett, W. C. Brady and H. L. Win- ter. The award of the Garden Maga- zine bronze medal for progressive work went to A. E. Johnson of Brock- ton, who made a display of over 100 seedlings, many of promise. The Cayeux et Le Clerc silver gilt medal went to Jas. Robertson for 12 blooms of Mme. Henri Cayeux. The H. A. Dreer prizes were won by Turner and W. W. Rawson & Co. The Dobbie & Co. silver medal to most successful exhibitor went to W. F. Turner & Co., New Bedford, Mass. D. E. Babcock, Berlin, Md., a mem- ber of the society, sent on several ex- hibits. It is to be regretted that the flowers arrived in such poor condition that they were practically out of the competition. The society now has a membership of about 400, well scat- tered over the whole country. The present officers are W. F. Turner, New Bedford, president; Henry W. Kendal, Newton, vice president; Maurice Fuld, Boston, secretary; N. A
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