. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 142 The Florists^ Review JDNI 16, 1921 PROVIDENCE, B. I. The Maxket. The market hero is about nonilal for this period. Other than a few small weddings and the usual number of fu- nerals, there is comparatively little ac- tivity. There is a sufficient quantity of everything and prices rule about where they should be. Various Notes. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Nock have taken the Sycamore cottage, at Bristol Narrows, for the summer. T. J. Johnston & Co., of which E. Brooke is proprietor, have removed from 109 to 204 Washington street. Charles Smith, of
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 142 The Florists^ Review JDNI 16, 1921 PROVIDENCE, B. I. The Maxket. The market hero is about nonilal for this period. Other than a few small weddings and the usual number of fu- nerals, there is comparatively little ac- tivity. There is a sufficient quantity of everything and prices rule about where they should be. Various Notes. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Nock have taken the Sycamore cottage, at Bristol Narrows, for the summer. T. J. Johnston & Co., of which E. Brooke is proprietor, have removed from 109 to 204 Washington street. Charles Smith, of the Eastern Wreath Co., has returned from an extended western trip. L. II. Meader Co. has the contract for spraying the famous elms at Bristol this year. Samuel Kinder, of Bristol, has the sympathy of the trade in the death of his mother, which occurred last week. She was 85 years of age. William A. Bowers has put out a new electric sign at his store, on Washington street. V. J. Berarducci was in New York last week on a t)usiness trip. W. NEWPORT, R. I. The premium lists for the June ex- hibition of the Newport Horticultural Society have been sent out and it is expected that the show, June 28 at Music hall, will be an unusually fine one. All information relating to the exhibition should be sought from A. W. Potter, Jr., secretary of the society. A. T. Bunyard, of New York, has dis- continued his Newport branch, which he maintained for more than ten years. Alexander MacLellan was in New York last week for several days. W. H. M. RESULTS BRING ADVERTISING. Added to the many letters of appre- ciation of the results which the ad- vertisers in The Kcviow obtain is the following: TlirmiKli .'idviTtisiiii; in Tlii' Kt'vicw we have more than ilniibliMl our wholesnlc business this year. Wi' liiivr. tliis last week, turned down ilozens of onliTw for vincas ami otlier plants wliiili WI- advi-rtist'il in your lolnnins. Vo\ir» is ciTtaiuly a jiaper for lirin^'int,' results. Acaln we t
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