. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 672 The American Florist. April 20, [ The Nursery Trade '^ American Association of INurserymen. Orlnndo Harrison, Berlin, Mci,. President; J. AV, Hill. Des Moines, la., Vice-President; George C Seager, Rochester, N. Sec'y Tlnrty-seeond annual convention, at "the Hotel Cadillac. Detroit, Mich ..)nnel3-H. '07, Visited Chicago : W. Van Kleef, Jr., of W. Van Kleef & Sons, Boskoop, Hol- land. Winnipeg, Man.—Geo. Champion, of Toronto, Ont,, has been appointed su- perintendent of the parks of this city. Camp
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 672 The American Florist. April 20, [ The Nursery Trade '^ American Association of INurserymen. Orlnndo Harrison, Berlin, Mci,. President; J. AV, Hill. Des Moines, la., Vice-President; George C Seager, Rochester, N. Sec'y Tlnrty-seeond annual convention, at "the Hotel Cadillac. Detroit, Mich ..)nnel3-H. '07, Visited Chicago : W. Van Kleef, Jr., of W. Van Kleef & Sons, Boskoop, Hol- land. Winnipeg, Man.—Geo. Champion, of Toronto, Ont,, has been appointed su- perintendent of the parks of this city. Camphor, cultivated in Texas and southern California, it is said', will yield a profit of $450 an acre at present prices. The annual convention of the Ameri- can Association of Nurserymen will be held at the ?Hotel Cadillac, Detroit, Mich., June 12-14, 1907. Bridgewater, Mass.—Thomas A. Nor- ris and Martin Dolan of Brockton haye purchased the Lapham farm, so-called, on South street and will either operate it as a nursery or else sell off the ex- tensive nursery stock now growing there. The estate includes 100 acres of the finest land in town. For sevefSI- years the Shady Hill Nursery Co., of Boston, has operated it, and the land is now raising a large nuinber of valuable trees and shrubs. The Connecticut Nurserymen's Asso- ciation was organized, March 5, at New Haven, with the ' foliowing officers: John R. Barnes, of Barnes Bros., Yale- ville, president; R. Gardener, of Garden- er's .Nurseries of Cromwell, vice-presi-i ? dent; FMnk E. Conine, of. ^^4 F. E. Conine Ni*serv Co., Stratford, secre- tary; ,VV. W. Hiin-'t; of Hiint&Co'i Hajt- ford, treasurer; Edwin Hoyt, of Stephen Hoyt's Sons' Co., .New Canaan; C R Burr,,, of C. R. Burr & Co., Manchester and E. F. Coe, oj^the Elm City Nursery ^ New Haven, nwmbers of executive committee, y .,? ,,•? .* ,? _ >'.".r--^»*'U-*.5^-(??? • Great datnage was done to fruit throughout Missouri and Kansas by the frost of A
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