. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. Charles Weber. Associated witb Alex. J. Gutlinau in the disseminalion or Carnation Victory. Spokane, Wash.—Mrs. J. W. Gilson, president of the Spokane Floral Asso- ciation, entertained the members at her apartments in honor of the seventieth birthday of Mrs. Josephine Brinkerhoff, first president of the association. A local committee of city improvement and the association will hold a joint meeting February 13 to consider plans for city Carnatisn Victory, Lincoln, Neb.—Frey & Frey, of this cit
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. Charles Weber. Associated witb Alex. J. Gutlinau in the disseminalion or Carnation Victory. Spokane, Wash.—Mrs. J. W. Gilson, president of the Spokane Floral Asso- ciation, entertained the members at her apartments in honor of the seventieth birthday of Mrs. Josephine Brinkerhoff, first president of the association. A local committee of city improvement and the association will hold a joint meeting February 13 to consider plans for city Carnatisn Victory, Lincoln, Neb.—Frey & Frey, of this city, L. Henderson, Omaha, and the Dole Floral Company, Beatrice, won the premiums at the floral exhibition of the State Horticultural Society conducted in connection with the annual meeting here January 16-18. J. H. Hadkinson, Omaha, was elected president, C. S, Harrison, York, first vice-president, and C. H. Green, Fremont, second vice- president. Columbus, O.—At the annual meet- ing of the Ohio State Horticultural So- ciety, January 12, E. H. Cushman dis- cussed the dahlia; J. H. Dayton talked on "Hardy Ornamentals for Outdoor Planting"; M. B. Faxon, Newport, R. I., told how to grow dahlias; and F. P. Sperry presented "Seed ; W. W. Farnsworth was elected presi- dent ; U. T. Cox, vice-president; and J. Tussing, treasurer. Littleton, N. H.^Parker park has been purchased from Ira Parker by F. E. & F. M. Richardson, who buy the greenhouses and everything connected with the farm. Just what the owners will do with the property has not been decided, but the fires have al- ready been put out in the greenhouses as the cucumber crop was apparently not worth saving. If they are not able to lease the greenhouses, they will tear them down and sell them for old junk. New Bedford, Mass.—The New Bed- ford Horticultural Society endorsed William Keith January 10 for the va- cancy on the board of park commission- ers. September 13-15 are the dates fav- or
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