The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-10
The BIG FLOWER SHOW.
Premiums Awarded to the Exhibitors
at Infantry Hall.
ABOUT $500 GIVEN TO THEM,
More Exhibitors and Exhibits While 1t
is Bleak and Dresry Outside the Big
Hall Smiles with all the Beauties of u
Summer Garden.

Popular interest In the chrysanthemum
exhibition given by the RHODE IsLA ND
horticultural Society continues un-
abated. Infantry Hall never assumed
more beautiful and gorgeous hues than
were seen there yesterday, to-day and
will be seen tomorrow. when the exbibi-
tion will be closed. The judges last night
examined the various prize collections,
and reserved their decision until this af-
ternoon. Many of the best exhibitors
have never made display before.
Among the additional exh bits seen to-
day were buds, evergreens. cut blooms,
tulips, hyacinths by William Appleton,
Jr; beautifully varied collection by the
Edgewood Green House; new day
break carnatiop, buds aud ferns by John
ston Brothers; pear ounces, by Mrs. NJ.
f. Stark, Elmwood; apple ounces. Fred
Stark, Elmwood; plants, j. Reilly, Elm
wood; n. specimen japanese, Rob
ert Johnston, Riverpoint road;
snowflake daisies, Mexican loba-
t., carnations, F. A. - pairbr9Iher; tnn =
Nurseries, Short Hills, n. j.. an anna
teur's collection of towering plants in
digenous TO this State, by Anne ,; Angel.
A popularity about the Mexican lobata IS
that it is always loaded with howers. 1t
is said TO be an excellent house plant and
il on exhibition for the first time in this
Alfred Powell, vase cut bloom, general
display; Lewis Stevens, Mexican vine.
Nina Lobata; Ada Bro Sp. Cranston, six
cut blooms Mrs Ernest Carl, Johnston,
twenty-four bottles cut blooms Farquar
McCrea. Japanese blooms. bottles and
single flowers; William Hay, Cranston,
commercial florist.
Fruits William II. Wilbur, Northern
Spy apples; Lizzie sam, Baldwins; Mrs.
- snfr Ara NJ Ina ahVn
East Providence, Bald wins; X. NJ. Bush
nell, East Providence. DUCHESS de Amour
pears
The full National Band last night rem
dered sweet music while the judges we're
reaching decision on the $3.50 in pre-
miums and gratuities to he awarded ex
hibitors. The result as announced to-
day is as follows:
Flower Premiums.
r. H. l. Goddard, best new variety, S.
Robert Johnston, 81; Farquar Macrea,
twelve cut blooms Chinese, $5; Mrs. Il.
T.. Sheppard, t3: Il. u. /. Goddard. twelve
cut blooms. japanese. s5; II. ii. j. God
blooms, japanese. 81; James Andrews,
So; Z. L. |. Goddard, six cut blooms, Chi
nese, "a; r. III. I. Goddard, cut blooms,
fifty bottles, IS Farquar Macrea, s. NJ.
B. /. Goddard 81; Farquar Macrea, best
single flower. 81; Ts z. l. Goddard, 81;
Charles Fulford, $50; William Hay, $40;
Leo Kennedy, amateur, ten named
varieties, IS; best specimen plant. 81;
NJ. B. /. Goddard, twenty-five named
plants, S35: n. III. /. Goddard, SIS, James
named plants. $40, X. Ii. /. Goddard,
SIS James Andrews, IS; James Andrews,
six Chinese. Sl2; y. T.. i. Goddard, six
japanese, sl2, James Andrews, six Jap
anese, IS: James Andrews, specimen
IN u
Goddard, japanese, IS, Robert Johnston
So; Robert Johnston, trained standard
81, James Andrews, 81 Il. L. /. Goddard,
twelve single blooms in pots, $40; Miss
r. =. Shepherd, six single blooms in pots,
IS; A. Svenson, three single blooms in
pots, IS.
Flower Gratuities.
Mrs. NJ. w. Boutelle. collection of cut
blooms, 81; Joseph II Brown, vase OF cut
blooms, 81: Miss Dell Barnes, cut blooms,
Sl Mrs. Ernest Carl, "A bottles cut
blooms, 81; James Andrews, seeding
chrysanthemum, 50; William Appleton,
Jr., display of rubber plants. Dutch
snowflake daisies, 81, Mina-Lobato, 81;
Mrs. 4. p. Shepherd, vase of roses. 81; Il.
IL Wood, five varieties carnations, So
Butler Asylum, special mention for ex
cellence of variety and size OF the collec-
ton; Collamore & Hazard, palms and TO
gelI, large collection of wild flowers, S3.
Fruit Premiums.
Apples-Lizzie Sam, 81. c. +. Ander.
son, Jr., 81, for Baldwins; w. X. Wilbur
Sc: Thomas Healy. 81, the Northern Spy
Anna NJ. Lewis. 81. L. +. Waterman, 81
*. l. greetings; &. Il. Andrews, Jr., 50
Thomas Hesley, 81, Roxbury russet; G.
+. Andrews, Jr., King, 81, G, L. Travers
81, l.. L. Waterman. 81, Hubbardstone's
L. +. Waterman. 81, Peck's pleasant
Thomas Healy, 81, chartrus. Grapes
George Hunt, catawba, 81.
Gratuities on quinces-Mrs. NJ E. Stark
champion, 81; f. B. Perry, orange, 81
Edwin A. Briggs, 81, j. c. Gardiner
pear. 81; +. Is. Perry, 81; Fred Stark
apples, 81
Pears-Thomas Healy, Angouleme. s.
r. NJ. Bushnell. 81; J. c. Sayre, Anjou
81; &. IA. Baeny, 81; James II. Palmer
Clairgeau, 81; Mrs. M. +. Stark, 81; Il. Z
Lyons, Dsnashovey's, 81; Thomas Hea ly
Diel. 81; Mrs. NJ. +. Starr, 81; f. p
Lyons, Langelier, So; Thomas Healy
Lawrence. 81; James III. Palmer, Urban
iste. So; William Halton, Sheldon, 81
Thomas Healy, Vicar Of WINFIELD, 81
Thomas Healy, Dix. 81, and Fulton, 81
James Palmer, Bose, s.; Edwin A
Briggs, 81.