. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. BOSTON NOTES. (Concluded from pagre IM.) years of age. Funeral services were held March 1, and were largely attended, a wealth of lovely floral tributes being sent from friends in the trade. Winter continues with us, bringing one or two snow storms a week. Much cloudiness and the reverse of balmy con- ditions continue to bo our lot. Mr. Groundhog seems to have a high bat- ting average this year. However, each day brings spring nearer and a gener- ally optimistic feeling exists in trade circles. Eugene X. Naukam, the new secre- tary of the New Engla
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. BOSTON NOTES. (Concluded from pagre IM.) years of age. Funeral services were held March 1, and were largely attended, a wealth of lovely floral tributes being sent from friends in the trade. Winter continues with us, bringing one or two snow storms a week. Much cloudiness and the reverse of balmy con- ditions continue to bo our lot. Mr. Groundhog seems to have a high bat- ting average this year. However, each day brings spring nearer and a gener- ally optimistic feeling exists in trade circles. Eugene X. Naukam, the new secre- tary of the New England Florists' Al- liance, continues to make many friends in the trade and his urbanity and genial- ity please everyone. He now makes his headquarters at 77 Summer street and reports encouraging success in his work. Lord & Burnham Co. reports the great- est volume of commercial building con- tracts to date that the company ever had. Unusual activity also rules in other classes of buildings. In the Park Square district alone contracts have been let for an $8,000,000 hotel, a $6,000,000 busi- ness block and there are several others almost as large. It is estimated that $300,000,000 worth of buildings will soon be under way in greater Boston and this should materially help the florists' business. W. N. C. NEWPORT, R. I. Fred P. \Vebl)er is sufi'ering from a light attack of diphtheria at his home, in Middletown. March L'L' Professor Loring Under- wood, of Boston, will lecture on "Old Newport (Jardens" in the auditorium of the John Clarke school, under the auspices of the Newport Horticultural Society. W. H. M. A Practical Square Paper Pot. I 1 ..:, Wher* plants have to be haii'll'-d s xe-al limes in snlling. a paoer oot saves injury to the roots. See issue of FeDruary Jnd ;r p, ice list. SaniDirs upon request A. W. HARRIS MFG. CO. lOl E. Pine St., SLEEPY EYE, Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally en
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