The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-09

Each evening there will he a program
OF organ voluntaries by Hamilton c. Mac
dougall. This will form . most attrac
tive feature Of the show.
The list OF awards was completed yes
terday and is m follows:
Display of twenty-five named plants,
oil class s. distinct varieties-First. Mrs.
L. p. /. Goddard; second, NJ Il. l. God.
dard; third, X. III. /. Godderd.
Display OF twelve named plants, all
classes. distinct varieties-First, Mrs. II.
i. /. Goddard: second. N. ID. Pierce, jr.;
third, John G. Jensen.
Six incurved distinct, named varieties
Third, Robert Johnston.
Six reflected distinct, named varieties
Third, Robert Johnston.
Specimen incurved, named varieties
First, Mrs. I. p. l. Goddard: second, X.
II. l. Goddard.
Specimen refltxed, named varieties
First Yrs. T. p. l. Goddard; second, j ohm
GfHea standard. any class. named
\ sar SSipNe q. Jensen; second. Mrs. I. p.
ltBest ttyeive specimens single bloom in
gatf-Ffrft. Mrs. L. p Shepard.
Best sax specimens single bloom in pots
ArFirst tRcbers Johnston.
1 Bestt three, specimens single bloom In
bois--Rlrst. g. Fnlford
Best named specimen OF any new
variety--First. Robert Johnston; second,
G.. Fulford.
Twelve cut blooms, distinct varieties.
larae Powered iucurved, named, in vases
first, X II. l. Goddard: second, Robert
Johnston.
Twelve cut blooms. distinct varieties
large lowered reflexed, named. in vases
First, Mrs. Il. p. l. Goddard; second, X
III. j. Goddard.
Six cut blooms, distinct varieties.
lowered ncurved. named, in vases--F rst,
Mrs 7. p. Shepard, second, Mrs. T. p. ].
Goddard.
Six cut blooms. distinct varieties.
fowerei refexed. named, in vases-First.
Mrs. 4. p. Shepard; second, r ii. i.
Goddard.
Display OF cut flowers. distinct varie-
ties Of all classes. filing fifty bottles
First, Farquhar McCrea; second, Robert
Johnston; third, X. H. l. Goddard.
Best single flower of any vsriety-Flrs,.
Farquhar McCreG second, r. II. /.
Go idard.
Best six vases, ten blooms. eaci on long
stems. white. named - First (cup),
Faiquhar McCrea.
Best six vases, ten blooms each on long
stems, pink, named - First (cup),
Farquhar McCrea.
Best ak vases, teal blooms, each on long
stems, In variety, named-First, (cup),
Farquhar McCrea.
Largest collection OF merit in' rot les,
than forty pots, for commercial Tourists
only-First. 4. A. Fairbrother: second.
Robert Johnston; third, n. d. Pierce il
Best collection Of ten named varities in
pots, not exceeding eight inches. for
amateurs not employing professional as
sistance--Second, Leo Kennedy.
Certificates OF merit for chrysanthmnms
named-Pltcher g. Mauda, Richard
Witter, slactter
Gratuities TO Mrs. t. Carl for floral Fans
s.; Mrs. @. II. Baenery. basket. 81; Miss
A. A. Temple. basket, 81.
Orchids- Ist, James Nisbet. s.,
Palms ard foliage plants-lst. Robert
Johnston, sl2; I'd, Mrs. 7. p. |. Goddard.
$40; 81, r. II. I. Goddard. $s ;4th. w. Apple.
ton, jr s6 5th, Samuel Lewis, s..
Carnations-lst, Robert Johnston, s2
81, n. ID. Pierce. jr.. 81
Cacti-A. Mock, g.
ing baskets. 10.
Aquatic plants-F. a. Fairbrother. si5.
Apples: Baldwin-Fitst. l.. +. Water.
man; second. Charles Sam.
Rhode Island Rreenings-First. l.. L.
Waterman; second, John Powers.
Talman sweeting-First, +. A. Fair
brother; second, s. J. Keeueslly.
King Thompkins county-First, r..
Simons; second, Samuel Lewis.
Baker--L. r. Waterman. gratuity, si.
Hubbardston-F. w. Sphinx. gratuisy.
al.
White Pippin-F +. Kendall. gratuity.
sl
Peck's Plersant-Abby S. Dexter, gra.
tuity, 81.
Fs1eunse-Samuel Lewis. Rratuity, 81
-pears=Dnchess- -d,Anaoulsussr-E. E.tst,
j. II. Palmer, second, Mr.. g. STARK
Bcurre Diel-Erst, Thomas Healy;
| second. Charles Sam.
Clairgean-tirst, J..H. Palmer. second.
Mrs. G. Stsrk.
Dana's Hovey-First, Ezra u. Lyon.
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