. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. November 30, 1916. The Florists' Review lis NEWPOET, R. I. A hearing was given a few days ago to Henry J. Hass on his claim of $375 for damages to his wagon and contents by a collision with a piece of the city's fire apparatus. The matter has been held for further consideration. Charles Matley, for many years in charge of the greenhouses and grounds of the Bennett estate, has resigned to engage in the greenhouse business for himself. Arthur W. Potter has been summoned for grand jury duty and Thomas J. Dugan and Henry S. Kesson for petit duty. Willi
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. November 30, 1916. The Florists' Review lis NEWPOET, R. I. A hearing was given a few days ago to Henry J. Hass on his claim of $375 for damages to his wagon and contents by a collision with a piece of the city's fire apparatus. The matter has been held for further consideration. Charles Matley, for many years in charge of the greenhouses and grounds of the Bennett estate, has resigned to engage in the greenhouse business for himself. Arthur W. Potter has been summoned for grand jury duty and Thomas J. Dugan and Henry S. Kesson for petit duty. William Gray was a recent business visitor to New York. Mr. and Mrs. William MacKay have returned from a trip to New York. Albert J. Smythe, of Wadley & Smythe, had an exciting experience a few days ago. A horse attached to a delivery wagon belonging to the firm ran wild on Broadway. Mr. Smythe and another man started in pursuit in an automobile. As the machine was pass- ing the horse Mr. Smythe stepped out to seize the animal, but on missing his footing he was hurled heavily to the ground. The wheels of the auto passed over his left leg and the wagon then struck the prostrate man. Mr. Smythe, although badly shaken up and bruised, escaped with no broken bones. The horse was stopped a short distance from where Mr. Smythe fell. W. H. M. OYSTER BAY, N. Y. The regular meeting of the Oyster Bay Horticultural Society was held in Firemen's hall, November 22, President Walker presiding. The committee hav- ing in charge the fifth annual dinner of the society made its report. It was generally agreed to hold the feast at the Oyster Bay Inn, December 12, at 7:30 sharp. D. Beaton, James Duck- ham and John Sorosick acted as judges of the exhibits and awarded the soci- ety's blue ribbon to Joseph Robinson, for fifty violets. A. Andrews, Robert Wright, George Hale, William Eecles and John McCulloch were elected to membership. Applications were re- ceived from William Ford, Jr., and F. F. Ayer.
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