. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. BOSTON, MASS. BKNRT R. Ilorlat, 6 Park St. 60 years' experience in the florist business guarantees efficiency to take care of all orders. 20 i>er cent allowed FALL RIVER MASSACHUSKTTS ROD6ERS ft DUGOAN Plaza Theatre Buildlns of Brookline, Mass., John Beid and A. E. Bobinson. Florists' Bowling League. Considerable interest continues to be shown in the new bowling league and, as a result of it, Boston may be able eventually to make up a team equal to those from other leading cities. The results of games played October 14 were: Cooperative
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. BOSTON, MASS. BKNRT R. Ilorlat, 6 Park St. 60 years' experience in the florist business guarantees efficiency to take care of all orders. 20 i>er cent allowed FALL RIVER MASSACHUSKTTS ROD6ERS ft DUGOAN Plaza Theatre Buildlns of Brookline, Mass., John Beid and A. E. Bobinson. Florists' Bowling League. Considerable interest continues to be shown in the new bowling league and, as a result of it, Boston may be able eventually to make up a team equal to those from other leading cities. The results of games played October 14 were: Cooperative Carbone's 1217 Flower Exchange. .1282 Robinson's 1213 Zlnn'8 1235 McAlplne's 1106 Pansles 1218 Galvln's ^ 1109 The league standing now is: W. L. 2 Flower 4 Cooperative Galvln's 6 2 Carbone's 5 3 Pausies 5 Zlnn'8 4 Robinson's 1 McAlplne's and Mc- Donald's J . Various Notes. Schedules have been issued for the flower show to be held in connection with the New England county fair, at Mechanics building, October 23 to 30. Good prizes are offered for roses, car- nations, chrysanthemums, violets and other flowers; also for groups and table decorations. The Cooperative Flower Market has charge of the floral section, the committee being W. H. Elliott, president; John McFarland, Donald Car- michael, J. W. Simpson, Thomas Capers, Charles Leach, Eobert Montgomery, L. E. Small, John Barr and Norris F. Comley. A. G. Pembroke, one of the most pop- ular salesmen at the Flower Exchange, is back from his pleasure and business trip to New York. He rather fooled his market associates by getting mar- ried while away. The young lady was Miss Lena Bunce, of Berkshire, Eng- land, who arrived in New York October 7, after a stormy voyage on the S. S. New York. The wedding took place the following day at the Little Church RHODE ISLAND JOHNSTON BROTHERS LEADING FLORISTS 38 Domnce Street, PROVIDENCE Members Florists' Telegraph Delivery Ass'n. BURUNOTON, fsr V
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