The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-27
CENTRAL FALLS
PEOPLE ATTEND
FLOWER SHOW

Large crowds visited the flower show
OF the Field Naturalist society yesterday
showing that the people are taking great
interest in the doings of this organization.
The show was opened Saturday evening
by Mayor McNally and closed last night.
The prizes were awarded as follows:
Glass 1, best three show dahlias-J.
Gammell. first: Worthington e. sutton.
second. Glass 9, fancy dahlias-Mrs. Hall.
first and third; j. Aspland, second. Glass
3. Pom Pom dahlias-J. Apsland. first; j.
Goulburn, second; j. Mills. third. Glass 4.
best three cactus dahlias-Worthingto a.
sutton first; j. Gammell. second; j. Asp
land, third. Decorative dahlias-J. Gam
nell. second and third; ]. Glare, first.
Glass 6, Zimanias-J. Mills, first: Stand
ring 81 Schora. second and third. Asst
ers-W. Barker, first and third: r. Haigh.
second; Phiox Hardy. Gammell, first
and second: j. Mills. third Phlox Dru-
Notwithstanding & Schora. third. Dis
play OF six distinct garden bloom variety
A. Glare. first and second; Standring q
Schora, third. Giadiolas-Arthur Ruddle,
first; w. Barker second; Standring &
Schora, third.
French MISUNDERSTANDING Ruddle. first.
second and third. African Marigolds-H
S. Holden. first. second and third. Hardy
Hydrangeas-St -Standring & Schora, first: j.
Mills, second; Worthington & Sutton.
third. Semi-hardy Hydrangeas-A. Pier
son. first and second. House plant bloom,
in pot-T Shape. first; j. Mills. second;
w Barker. third. Bouquet of garden
bloom-A Pierson. first A. Choinard, sec
ond. Basket OF flowers from school chill
dren-John Glare. first; Edward Clare.
second. Best display OF garden bloom-J
Glare, first; A. Pierson, second. Best six
bloom. grown i'm society's garden-A.
Glare, first; T. Schora, second j. stand
ring, third. Neatest bed in societys gar
den. first prize, a silver cup offered by
Isaac Il. Lawton. together with the usual
prze-J. Gammell, first; A. Clare second;
]. Tyrell third. Display OF dahlias (spe-
cials). first prize cake basket valued az
S. offered by John Newton-Won by Med
bury q Whitaker: A. ]. Astle, second; J.
Adams, third Sweet peas-S Standring Sc
Schora. first: A. Walton. second: III.
Halgh. third. Antirrihimums-J. Mills,
first and second; j. Berry. third.
Best six wild fowers-John Standing.
first; Alfred Pearson. second and third
Best bouquet of wild howers-Alfred
Pearson. first; Arthur Barber. second. and
Thomas Tyrrell, third
tion during the day. and was much ad-
mired by those who saw IL.
The judges were Thomas Kitchen,
Thomas Little and Thomas Shape.
MISS WOOD DEAD.
Miss Caroline Ide Wood. daughter Of
the late Henry b. and Eliza c. Wood
died at her home. 70 Hawes street, yester-
day morning. after an illness OF several
weeks duration, aged 81 years. She was
lifelong resident OF Central Falls, and
was the only sister OF the late Alanson
= and Anthony Wood. She was a MEM
ber OF the Broad Street Baptist church,
and took a deep interest in it's welfare.
REPUBLICAN CLUB MET.
The West Side Republican and Social
club met Yesterday and discussed mat
ters of a political nature. The Importance
OF NATURALIZATION was pointed out by
some of the members.
GIVING OUT TICKETS.
overseer of the Poor Charles e. Frost,
giving out tickets for the poor children's
excursion. SO great was the mob OF
youngsters that Mr.. Frost was almost
swept from the city hall steps. The ex-
cursion promises TO be fully as success
full as I'm former years.
PLANNING FOR BRISTOL.
The Veteran Firemen will have a spe-
cial meeting Wednesday evening TO com
plete plans Tor the state muster az BITS
tol on Labor day The good showing
made at Providence has encouraged the
local vets 10 hope for place among the
leaders next Monday.
HELD A SOCIAL.
A social was held Saturday evening In
Foresters' hall by the Jolly Seven Social
club. There was a large attendance. and
the evening was passed In dancing TO
music furnished by Partington's orches-
ira.
AN OPEN-AIR MEETING.
Rev. George Davies preached at the
l0I5 o'clock service I'm the Peoples Mis-
sion church yesterday morning, and az
6 o'clock an open-air meeting was held
al the corner of Dexter and Moore
streets. Both services were largely at
tended.
DEMOCRATS TO MEET.
The Democratic city committee VIII
meet this evening in the rooms in Wash
ington street.