The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-11

Glass l2 and IS Best towering and Rex Begonia plants. James Moore
 Glass li Best foliage plant, w. II. Symon,
 Glass l5-Best Towering plant not vet mentioned, James Moore, first, W. II. symon, second,
 Class l6 Group of foliage plants, James Moore.
 Class r Group of foliage and nower- ing plants, W T. Symon, first; James Moore, second.
 section C, cut blooms Open to al' exhibitors
 Special Thrty-slx chrvsanthomum blooms, six varieties. oscar Carlson second prize.
 Class Thirty chrysanthomum blooms, 10 varieties John T Burns, first; John II Murray. second
 Special Best five rhrySanthemun, blooms and best lo chrvsanthemum blooms oscar Carlson
 Glass Eighteen chrySanthemum blooms. oscar Carlson first ] II Mur- ray. second
 Glass , Twelve pink ehrN santhemum blooms oscar Carlson
 Glass Twelve white ehrvsanthe- mum blooms oscar Carlson. first. John II Murray, second
 Class Twelve yellow chrvsanthe. mum blooms. Adam Patterson, first: Oscar Carlson second Glass Twelve chrysanthemum blooms any color not named Adam Patterson, first oscar Carlson second. Spccial-Collection of pompor chrysanthemum blooms grown out doors, Oscar Carlson
 Glass Six chrvsanthemunl blooms, three varieties. open to anna. tours only, W II Symon
 Class 9-t2 pink tea scented roses II l.. Hand of Portchester, N [ first: William lnglis of Portchester, N Y second
 Class lo-12 tea scented red roses w. Inglis, first H. L. Hand. second
 Class 1l-12 any other variety of roses John T. Burns, first; William Inglis, second Class 12-Six American Beauty roses William Inglis
 Glass 1923 red carnations. William Inglis. first; John T Burns, second
 Glass li-25 white carnations Frank II Kimberly uf Townsend ave- nuo. first; William Inelis, second.
 Class l5-25 light pink carnations F. H. Kimberly, nrst William lngls second
 Class l6-25 dark pink carnations F. II. Kimberly first: Walter Angus of Chapmville Conn, second. Class l7--25 varcgated carnations A, Bretschneider, first; William Inglis second
 . Glass tS-25 carnations. four or more varieties, Walter Angus, first; , John T. Burns second. Class 1N-12 carnations from seed. ling not yet disseminated, W, II - Shumway of Berlin, Conn, certificate of merit Class 22-Bunch of 100 single vio. [ lets. Walter Angus. ', Section D. Fruit and Negetables- Class 1--Collection of fruit, and .spe. l cial, IS plates of apples, five of sort e Walter Angus.
 Glass 2--Three plates of pears, Wal. l ter Angus, - Glass 3-Two punches of blacl grapes grown under glass Walter I Angus first; Adam Patterson, second . Class 5--12 species of vegetables E not more than six of a variety, Adam , Patterson, first; Walter Angus, second
 Class Recollection of vegetables l, grown by an amateur. w. II. Symon Class Rest six carrots, Walter , Angus first; Oscar Carlson, second
 Class &, best 6 cabbagcs, red anr green Ernest Carol
 Class 2. best celery. Walter Angus first; Oscar Carlson, second. Class l0, best 6 endive, Adam Pat terson, first; Ernest Carrot, second.
 Class l. best eek, Walter Angus : first; Adam Patterson, second. Class 2. best 6 onions, Walter An gus, first Oscar Carlson, second.
 Class 13, best C parsnips; Oscar Carl son, first; Walter Angus second.