The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . Neal. One hundred yards race, young ladiesover 16 years.—First, Houghton &Clark prize, manicure set; second, Da-vid Lumsdens prize, camera; first, EllaPalmer; second, Ethel Roy. One hundred yards race, club mem-bers only.—First, J. Breck & Son prize,barometer; second, .1. J. Grey & , cup; third, D. Finlaysons prize,^vatch fob; first, Thos. Brown; second,A. E. Shedd; third, F. Cannell. One hundred yards race, open to all.—Daniel IlifEes prizes, first, clock;second, knife; first, Alexander Burr;second, J. McCarthy. One hundred yard
The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . Neal. One hundred yards race, young ladiesover 16 years.—First, Houghton &Clark prize, manicure set; second, Da-vid Lumsdens prize, camera; first, EllaPalmer; second, Ethel Roy. One hundred yards race, club mem-bers only.—First, J. Breck & Son prize,barometer; second, .1. J. Grey & , cup; third, D. Finlaysons prize,^vatch fob; first, Thos. Brown; second,A. E. Shedd; third, F. Cannell. One hundred yards race, open to all.—Daniel IlifEes prizes, first, clock;second, knife; first, Alexander Burr;second, J. McCarthy. One hundred yards race, fat men over200 pounds.—-Schlegel & Pettier Cosprizes, first, clock; second, umbrella;first, W. R. Nicholson; second, JamesWheeler. Fifty yards race, men over 50 years.—W. W. Rawson & prizes, first,umbrella; second, paper knife; first,Wm. Miller; second, J. Keady. Potato race, for ladies.—H. H. Bar-rows & Son prizes, first, umbrella;second, collar box; first, Louise Eisen-hardt; second. Jean OUTING OF THE BOSTON GARDENERS AND FLORISTS ladies race. Young lades race. It was an old-fashioned picnic, everyone carrying their own lunch and theprogramme much resembled those is-sued by the Scottish clans. The listof contests was quite lengthy and theprizes were donated by members andfriends of the club and the committeehad plenty to do to keep the successiveevents moving in order to take the re-turn cars at 6 :30 p. m. Success crownedtheir efforts, and every one returnedhaving spent a most pleasant day andfull of compliments for the committeehaving charge of the most successfulpicnic ever held by the club. Follow-ing are the list of contests with prizesand winners: Base ball, married vs. single.—Lordand Burnham prizes, nine pairs cufflinks; single, Capt. Johnson 14, mar-ried, Capt. Fisher 9. Base ball, boys under 16—W. prize, nine ball gloves. 16, Capt. Wheeler 3. Base ball, girls, no age limit—WelshBros, prize
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