The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11


A small bouquet by Mrs Bomberger,
containing roses, panses, petunias, ver-
benaa, asters and geraniums, nicely
gotten up.
A plate of flowers, by Mrs. Jacob Holl,
In which we find sprig Of very large
fuchsia, dahlias, candytuft, yerbenas,
day lily, a very pretty white gladiola
with q pink center and one attractive
flower which we are unable 10 name.
A small bouquet of verbenaa and
phl0x, deposited by Miss Clara Palmer.
Mra. Smith places before us a c0llec-
tlOn OF very large dahlias and cOxcomb.
A display OF flowers In four different
collections, one hand bouquet, OF ge-
ranlnms, plnks, phl0x, ageratIm,
dahliae, another plate OF flowers In
In which we find white poppy encir-
cled with scarlet geraniums, pinks and
petunlas, together with q collection OF
asters and golden rod; also miniature
bouquet OF asters, pinks and pansies,
Miss Libbie Jones deposition.
Samuel Meyers has n large collection
OF very fine dahliaa both In form and
color, and very perfect considering the
drynese OF the season.
Our host and hostess have O display
OF exceedingly handsome flowers, OF
very many varieties, decorating the
walks around, and about the house.
Several varieties OF c0leus, of which
your committee would make special
mention, having never before seen such
attractive varieties, they are certainly
worthy OF the Inspection OF all present.
SAMUEL MYERS.
MRS. A. j. HERSHEY.
The chair recommended the filling Of
q vacancy on the committee, caused by
the death OF Geo. s. Lester.
The essayist being prostrated with
sickness, and tho alternate being unac-
c0untably absent, the same gentlemen
were continued as essayists for the next
meeting OF the society.
On motion Of A. McGregOr. A. Pom
thus, Jacob Ruperd and Lewis Esslg
we're appointed to prepare and report
resolutions OF respect and coincidence on
the death OF Mrs. j. Q. Trump, former
member OF the society.
A vote OF thanks was rendered to Mr..
o. 7, Shanafelt for kindly donating
boxes, and assisting In shipping fruits
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On motion Of A. j, Hershey q commit
tee OF three was appointed TO arrange
for places OF meeting for the coming
year. The chair appointed on said COM
mittee A. Pontius OF Canton, 8. A. Con-
rad, OF Masslllon, and w. @. Myers. OF
Canal Fulton; and requested those who
would DO willing to entertain the 30
ciety TO make known their Willingness
to any member Of the above commit.
tee,
Ga motion Of G. A. Krider, the COM
mlttee having In charge our exhibits at
the State fair was authorized 10 urgent,
ly request the State Horticultural SO.
ciety 10 hold their next annual meeting
at Canton.
The Executive Committee, on motion
Of j, W, Hardgroye, was authorized To
procure q bell for the use Of the Presi-
dent In calling the meeting to order.
Miss Libbie Jones spoke Of the un-
linished condition OF our constitution,
and on motion Of Mr.. Hershey II was
agreed to call II up at the next meet
ing. A
On motion OF Mr.. Slusser the Execu-
tive Committee was authorized TO pro-
cure suitable ridge poles, stakes and
standards for the tents.
Our host. through the chair, invited
the guests az many as had time, TO ride
through and around his black swamps
which no devotes largely TO the culture
OF celery, and which certainly makes q
fine appearance.
The following persons paid their dol.
lar and became members OF the associa-
tion; John W. Hardgroye, North Law.
renee; c, z. Ramsey, Marchand; NJ. W.
shaler, Canal Fulton; Jacob HOll, New
Berlin; j. E. Dougherty, NJ. d, Green
town; W. 3. Smith, Greentown; |. A.
Miller, 6reent0wn; l.. E. Smith, Green.
town; A. j. Hershey, Canal Fulton,
subscriptions TO the tent fund we're
paid as follows; james Bayliss, $li Mary
Wolf, 20 cents.
On motion adjourned 10 meet at the
residence OF j. X. Mcdowell In Jackson
township. hye miles east from Fulton
Ave miles north OF Massillon, and about
seven mllos from Canton, on the last
Wednesday In September.
JANIS BAYLIss, President.
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