The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-21
AWARDS AT
FLOWER and
FRUIT SHOW

The September exhibit OF flowers and
fruits IN Falstaff club hall under the aus
pices Of the Rhode Island Horticultural
society came to a close at 10 o'clock and
the following gratuities were awarded by
the board Of Judges, who were III. r. Tell
Thomas Hope and Charles W. Smith,
secretary Of the society:
Angouleme pears, s.. Mrs. f. Osborne;
Bartlett pears, 70 cents, A. Rockford; :;
flowers and vegetables, S., c. j. McNulty;
Spanish onions 80 cents, Catherine Nc
Nulty: Foster and Elberta peaches, 75
cents. William Steel; white asters. 70
cents, Mrs j F. Muldoon; asters and La
France roses, 81, Mrs. c. II. Baeney; zin-
Mas and dahlias. 81. Miss l.. =. Arming-
ton. nasturtums.2 % cents, Miss 81. Arming-
ton; asters and begonas. 81, Mrs. Cath
crime George; dahlias and asters. sl5. VIII
liam II. TarboX asters. 20 cents, Mrs E.
Osborne. fruits and flowers, 81, Catherine
McNulty; gladioll, hyacinths. candantus
and table bouquet, s. 25. Frank l.. Gay:
nasturtiums. marigolds, coleus, dahlias,
81 n. Mrs. Fanny Austin; pompon dahlas,
bouquet OF apple blossoms. s2 Mrs. Null
In
Cactus dahllas. 81, James Annis; bush
Kochiscopiria, $50, Thomas Hope; dah-
Has $50. Mrs. A. h. Blair; collection
OF cladoniums, plants. s.. Mrs. r. c. Hill;
castus dahlas $3.50. Otto Colmetz; Flem-
ish Beauty, Pratt, Superfine rose. Seckel
Boussock and Lucrative pears, $3.50,
Thomas Hoaley; Buffom. Louis Bonne,
Clairgeau and sheldon pears and Stamp
OF the World peaches. 81. Ira y Con-
Pocklington grape and Wilder grape
orange ounces, Angoueme, Nose. Diel,
secke Sheldon, Winter Nehs and Buff
fom pears, crab apples, SO, Mrs. Jacob
Swortz; grapes. 50 cents, S. j. Mason; ma
tive peaches. 80 cents. Mary Haggerty;
Dimond grape and Alberta peaches. 81. j.
f. Muldoon; Anjou. Lucrative, Lovctt's
and white peaches. g. Barzara Swartz.
Green gage plums and Niagara grapes,
20 cents, Mrs. G. II Baeney; Niagara
grapes. 50 cents, Miss II. n. Lincoln Nj
agara grapes. 50 cents: Miss s j. Arming-
ton; Lucrative pears and German plums,
rs cents. Rudolph Gage; Lincoln careless
and Seckel pears. rs cents. Charles r.
Gage. celery and onions, 81. John Girard,
Bristol: Alberta peaches 50 cents, T.. Os-
borne; table design OF dahlias, 75 cents,
3 J. Mason: dahlias and asters, s., A. T..
Austin exhibited by William HOllings-
worth; basket of.asters. rs cents. w. G..
Bloomer. Amaranthus candatus, 81 de-
sign OF asters ST., L. A. Bloomer; cactus
dahlias. $3.50. Miss NJ Il. Jenckes. Lin
coin
Garden flowers. table design of forget
me-nots and bouquets Of wild flowers,
81 so. Miss c. H. Pick, bouquet OF asters
and other flowers. 80 cents. Miss Anna
Sam dahlias. 81. J. +. Fernold; dahlas.
81. H. Prest; dahlias. 25 cents. George
e. Hill; pompon dahlias, 90 cents, keta
Ahnis; collection OF dahlias. s12. George
H Walker; zinnias, 25 cents, william
Steel; dahlias. 50. William Steel; koch.
scopiria Scoporia, basket of begonias and
Golden Queen tomatoes. 50. Miss y. +.
Holland; dish OF tuberoses and cypress
and dahlias. $3.50, Louis Mullen.
brief business meeting OF the So
cety was held In the parlor adjoining the
hall. last evening. with President Mar
Gus NJ. Burdick in the chair Considera-
ton OF routine matters was followed by
pertinent addresses on several pests the
San Jose scale and others-infesting tre es
and shrubbery in this city and state
Among those who spoke were the follow
ing: Edwin II. Armstrong, DIR. ii. j.
Wheeler, director OF the State Experiment
station; DIR. John n. Barlow and A. E
Stein, professor In the State college az
Kingston.
Two names were proposed for member
ship and arrangements were made for an
excursion to William II. Tarbox's dahlll
farm, East Greenwich, Tuesday.