. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Boston, Massachusetts 143 Tremont Street The Centrally Located Florist Shop Ynn fir RedpncitT. We mer All Pcints in New EigUii Members Florists' Telegraph Delivery. CAnBONEy M2 Boylston BOSTON Member Florists' Tdegrapli Ddivery Associalio* ) BOSTON, MASS. HENRY R. COMLKY. Florist, 6 Park St. so years' experience in the florist business. Guarantee efficiently to take care of all orders. 20'* allowed. Gladioli are drawing near the end. Fine dahlias are still seen. Bouvar- dias arrive, but only in small quanti- ties. Pink snapdragon is popular, o
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Boston, Massachusetts 143 Tremont Street The Centrally Located Florist Shop Ynn fir RedpncitT. We mer All Pcints in New EigUii Members Florists' Telegraph Delivery. CAnBONEy M2 Boylston BOSTON Member Florists' Tdegrapli Ddivery Associalio* ) BOSTON, MASS. HENRY R. COMLKY. Florist, 6 Park St. so years' experience in the florist business. Guarantee efficiently to take care of all orders. 20'* allowed. Gladioli are drawing near the end. Fine dahlias are still seen. Bouvar- dias arrive, but only in small quanti- ties. Pink snapdragon is popular, other colors neglected. Bachelor's but- tons, pansies, forget-me-nots and heli- otropes all have a moderate sale. Cattleya labiata is much lower in price. Other orchid blooms are abundant. Valley sold well last week. Gardenias are only coming in small lots. Aspara- gus and adiantum are each selling rather better. Colored-leaved plants, Lorraine begonias, cyclamens, nephro- lepis and palms are all selling quite well. Various Notes. Wax Bros, have enlarged their of- fice and employed an additional book- keeper to care for their increasing trade. They had two large weddings in Maine, at Calais and Bangor. Octo- ber 13, and the Proctor wedding at Gloucester on the same day. October 25 they have an extensive decoration at Brookline. W. J. Patterson, of Wollaston, con- tinues to bring in fifty dozen fine dah- lias daily in spite of the heavy snow- storm we had October 16, when the temperature fell to 31 degrees for sev- eral hours. E. K. Mundy, of Reading, who spe- cializes in Cosmos Lady Lenox, is the largest shipper of this popular va- riety to the wholesale market again this season. Welch Bros. Co. reports business as opening up remarkably well. The Boston Cooperative Market has d3cided to postpone its annual meet- ing and dinner for stockholders, sales- men, etc., and their wives, until No- vember 1, at the Quincy House. Frank Edgar, of Waverley, is around with a fine new Buick to
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