Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-24
Horticultural Society's Rose Show
Beautiful Display of Flowers in Town HaI-Nearly all Numbers of the Schedule were HlIed-Those who Won Prizes.

1 beets and yellow onions. -2fnong sew eral boxes of strawberries the mon ster show by Mrs. Seth Brown took the eye and were as good to the taste as they were pleasing to the sight. The queer looking kohlrabi was shown by Mrs. Frank A. Roath and Gustav Neu- man showed prize parsley and water cress.
 The prizes were awarded as follows:
 l. Hybrid Perpetuals-One flower of twelve distinct varieties (named)- Mrs. F. l.. Osgood, first; George $. Palmer, second.
 cities (named9 IF. L. Osgood, first; John Moore, second.
 3. One flower of three distinct va rieties (naIned)-Mrs. F. L. Osgood.
 4. Display of 25 bottles, buds admit ted-Miss Amy l.. Cogswell.
 5. Display of 12 bottles, buds admit ted-Mrs. F. l.. Osgood. 6. Best display of named varieties, two flowers of each-S. A. Gilbert. 7. Best single flower white-George S. Palmer.
 B. Best single flower. red-George s. Palmer.
 g. Best single flower. pink-Miss Amy L. Cogswell. 10. Best single flower of any variety Mrs. w. c. Lanman.
 II. Best display of Moss Roses Frank H. Allen. 12. Best basket of roses arranged for effect-Mrs. W. c. Lannfan. 1S. Best vase of roses arranged for effect-Mrs. w. c. Lanman, first; Mrs. F. l.. Osgood, second.
 IA. Best display of Tea roses-Alfred A. Mitchell.
 15. Best display of Hybrid Tea roses Mrs. F. L. Osgood, first; Miss Amy Cogswell, second.
 IS. Best display of Old Damask roses Mrs. c. L. Richards. F, Sweet Williams-Twenty spikes, not less than four varieties-W. F; Habekotte and Mrs. Seth Brown.
 IS. Ten spikes, not less than four varieties-W. F. Habekotte..
 19 Iris--Best display, any variety w. F. Habekotte, first; Miss Caroline T. Gilman. second.
 23. Foxgloves+-Twelve spikes-.Mrs. c. L. Richards, first; w. F. Habekotte, second.
 24. Six spikes-Mrs. w. c. Lanman, first; Mrs. R. F. Smith. second.
 25. Evergreens-Display in pots or tubs-Geduadig estate.
 26 Herbaceous Flowers-Best dis play of not less than six varieties Alfred A. Mitchell
 27. Deliphiniums Twelve spikes, not less than four varieties-S. A. Gill
 2s. Six spikes, not less than four va rieties=MrS C. l.. Richards.
 30. Paeopias-Best display double Mrs. W. c. Lanman, first; Alfred Mitchell, second; Mrs. H. H. Osgood, i'e si. Best display single = Alfred Mitchell.
 22. Geraniums-Six named varieties, one spike each--Mrs. W. c. Lanman.
 37. Pansies-Best collection of 25 fiowers-W. F. Habekotte, first; w. w. Ives, third.
 3s. Best collection. of 12 flowers w. W. Ives. first; Miss Nancy Lucas, third.
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 41 Canterbury Bells-Twelve spikes. not less than four varieties-S. A. Gil- bert first; Mrs. R. w Perkins. sec ond; Mrs. w. A. Aiken. third.
 42. Six spikes, not less than three varieties-Mrs. W. A. Aiken, first; F. R. Wasley, third.
 A. Stoclzs-Best six spikes, any va- hiety-Mrs. F. L. Osgood. g 46. Best collection native flowers named by school children-Arthur B. Fellows. 150; Olga Wuttkey, 7O; Ma
 4sa. Foliage and towering plants, arranged for effect-Morton F. Plant
 4T SrrdWDerrieS--beSt-- ulSpldy, one basket-Mrs. Seth, Brown, Mrs. F. A. Roath. Vegetables.
 4S- Best collection of vegetables Mrs. Frank A. Roath
 49 Beets-Best six of any variety B. P. Bishop.
 50. Onions-Best twelve-Mrs. W. c. Lannlan.
 52 Cucurnbers-One pair of any va- riety-Morton F. Plant.
 54. Lettuce-Four, heads of any va riety-B P Bishop.
 55 Peas-One-half peck of any va- riety-George S. Palmer.
 57. Parsley - Best bunch - Alfred Mitchell.
 60 Carrots-Best six - George s. Palmer ..
 61 Radish-Best bunch of ten, any variety-Mrs. w. c. Lanman.
 62. Watercress-Best bunch-Alfred NTf+ohn1