The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-08
different collections of fruit and flowers
are gwen below

different collections of fruit and flowers
are gwen below.
Flowers.
Collamore & Hazard, collection of 40
pots; Eunice Williams, chrysanthemum I;
Mrs.George Field. bouquet Of chrysantbs-
NUNS; Robert NJ. Baeny, basket of chry-
santhemums; Mrs. Charles Baeny, basket
OF chrysanthemums; Miss Fsnney Angel,
amateur, cut blooms; Miss Caroline
Mrs. Il. p. Shepard, IL single blooms in
pots. six cut blooms refexed, six cut
blooms incurved collection of cut blooms,
gloxinias abchoris amaZomia; Mrs. Ben
jamin Briggs, cut blooms; Mrs. f. Hunt,
cut blooms; Mrs. NJ. w. Boutelle, cut
blooms; l.. ID. Millette, amateur collection
OF 10 named varieties, two specimen
plants.
III. l.. Chitty, four carnations, Alaska
white, corsair scarlet, neyrett magenta
and norma light; j. Il. Priessler, general
collection OF more than 80 pots; Mrs.
John j. Jenson, chrysanthemum
sRsn and fern; Mrs. Willis Brown, Svb,,, chry'an
Falford, 10 named plants, amateur; !;
Mrs. I. p. /. Goddard, IL named plants,
six incuryed 8 x refisxed specimen trained
standard, six specimens single blooms in
pots, IL distinct named v,rieties incurved,
II distinct named varieties rehexed, dis
;
Leo Kennedy, 10 named plants, specimen
plant, amateur; Mrs. John King, basket
cut flowers; John King, six cut blooms
incurved, six cut blooms rehexed, single
cut blooms, three blooms in pots; Mrs. O..
Z. hittrsdge, amateur, cut blooms, coll
lection 10 named plants; Edgar Nork,
eight palms; John Patterson, 10 named
plants, specimen plant, cut blooms;
Z. Carl, 40 pots, six varieties carnations; !;
Edward j. Johnston, daybreak pinks.
basket chrysanthemums; +. A. Fair
brother, six re1exed, three collections OF
40 plants, two collections OF IL named
plants, Fl cut flowers, specimens incurved
and refiexed; Ina Lewis, basket of flowers.
X. III. /. Goddard % named plants, IL
named plants, 6 reflexed, specimens IN
curved, specimens refiexed, specimen new
variety, vases of blooms, 9 incurved
cut blooms, single flower, 50
bottles of cut blooms, palms, ferns, foli-
age plants, six orchids. single specimen
orchids Mrs. f. Ballou. IL named plants;
A. ID. Pierce of Norwood, IL varieties OF
carnations.
Mrs. T. p. I. Goddard. hot house toma-
toes, ounces; Walter Crocker, champion
ounce; Mrs. X. Gage, lucrative pears
Charles X. Gage, Vicar of Wakefield Ru-
dolph Gage, champion quinces M. o.
Booth. X. /. greenings; j. M. Sweet, ap-
piles; j. {. Gardiner, quinces; l.. +. Wa
terman, eight varieties of apples; Joseph
O.. Dennis, Roxbury russet apples
III. c. King, four varieties OF apples; A. A.
King, orange quince; Mrs. Robert j.
Baeny, pear quince; Mrs. Baeny, Baldwin
apples Anjou pears; Thomas Healy, nine
varieties, of pears, four varieties OF apples
Mary Fsirbrother, apples; John 3. Will
liams. apples; William II. Hubbard, apples
Earnest ii. Fairbrother, Baldwin apples
William M. Hubbard, gillifiower apples
j. ). Williams, two varieties apples; j. Is.
Bartlett, grapes; II. &. Saunders, four va
rleties apples; II. p. Lyon, five varieties
pears; j. T.. Sisson, Seeding potatoes
Edwin A. Briggs, z varieties pears, three
varieties apples; j. IL. Palmer, 3 varieties
pears; T.. b. Perry, ounces, pears; Della
Brownell, apples, three varieties pears; ia
COB Swarts, pears.
hel III. Heaw, Peck's pleasant; David
B. Yesw, Baldwins; Minnie V. Yesw,
Roxbury russets; Mrs. j. w. Yesw, r.
j. greenings; Henry Il. Root,
varieties OF pears; Charles Sam
ounce champion, II. /. greenings; Lizzie
sam, Baldwin apples, champion ounce
Mrs. Charles Stark, five varieties of pears,
English walnuts grown IN this city;
Charles y. Bennett, Roxbury russets
William A. Lewis, Spitz apples: John G.
Luther, three varieties OF grapes.
j. ID. Fits, tomatoes, two varieties
Swan Brothers, eclipse beets, Wakefield
cabbage, lettuce; L. p. 1. Goddard, Gu
oumbers, lettuce, tomatoes.