. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. MISSION PLANT BOXES. Are the best and cheapest plant boxes In the market for large l)Iants boxwoods, bay trees, etc. They are attractlye Ih de- sign strong and durable Suit able for either outdoor or in door use. Write for prices. WAGNER PARK CONSERVATORIES, Sidney. Ohio. Madison, N. J. Nomination of officers for tLie ensuing .vear was the main business of the month- ly meeting of Novemljer 11 of the Morris County Gardeners' and Florists' Society, with the following results: Harold B. Vyse. president; Thos. Stokes
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. MISSION PLANT BOXES. Are the best and cheapest plant boxes In the market for large l)Iants boxwoods, bay trees, etc. They are attractlye Ih de- sign strong and durable Suit able for either outdoor or in door use. Write for prices. WAGNER PARK CONSERVATORIES, Sidney. Ohio. Madison, N. J. Nomination of officers for tLie ensuing .vear was the main business of the month- ly meeting of Novemljer 11 of the Morris County Gardeners' and Florists' Society, with the following results: Harold B. Vyse. president; Thos. Stokes, vice-pres- ident: Wm. Duckham, treasurer; Edw. Reagan, secretary. Executive committee as follows: C. H. Totty, Percy Her- bert, R. M, Schultz, J, A. Manda, A. Herrington, Wm. Muhlmichel, C. J. W. Ottolander. Robt, Tyson, David Fal- coner. ?\Vm. G, Badgley, Ernest Wild. A. R. Kennedy. December 0 will be election night and nominations will still be in order, so that anyone having as- pirations can begin to lay his plans, as it is free for all. The result of the fiower show was very satisfactory. At- tendance was larger than ever and there never was more harmon.\-. Everybody worked, and the net result is that we have a nice little balance in the treas- ury; so wliat more do we want? Special cash awards were made by the committee to the following: Harold B. Vyse for his superb greenhouse grapes and liis well-grown Begonia Gloire de Lorraine; A. Herrington for his specimen chrysanthemum with 800 open fiowers. which prize goes to Robt. Tyson, the grower; Wm. iMuhlmichel for his monster Boston fern, and Pel-cy Herbert for best ?chrysanthemnra flower in the show, a grand fiower of Lady Hopetonn. This was given by .Tolin Heeremans. our late pres- ident, now of BlufTton. S. C. R. T. Willson's place. Mr. Heeremans is one of our most active members still, and we think he is never at home unless here with ns, C. H. Totty and Roht. Schultz gave us their impressions of the Chicago show. It
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