The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
FLOWER SHOW AWARDS.
List of Winners in Recent Exhibit in
Barre.

Dlst OF prize winners at recent now
h er exhibit held under auspices of Barr
Woman's club at American Legio
rooms:
GladioliLarge collection of glsdiol
IL. A. Goodrich Barre, first prize; sec
4 ond prize to L. p. Carter of Barre TO
large collection; third prize to Mrs. {
] A. Beckett of Williamstown for larg
\ collection First prize for small collec
tion to Mrs, Giffin, Barre; second t,
t Mrs. III. A. Goodrich; third to Mrs.
e Hutchinson, Barre. Emslie Co., frs
J prize for dark red gladioli H. A. Good
rich first price for the following vsri
eties Mrs, Watt, Europa, Princeps
Nevada, Mrs. DR.. Norton, Mary Femme
and Gretchen Lang.
DahliasFirst prize for Dream dab
liza to Mrs. Giffin, also first prize fol-
yellow cactus dahlia, pink. tipped anC
mauye -colored dahlias. First prize fol
cream, pink, scarlet and crimson col
ored dahlias to Mrs. Jeffrey, Barre
first prize for magenta -colored dahlias
to Mrs. Abbie White of Topsham.
Phlox-Largest phlox collection, Mrs
Fred Gale, west hill; largest collection
of different varieties, first prize to
Misses Robinson, Williamstown; small
collection, first prize, Mrs. Abbie
White, West Topsham; large collee-
tion of white phlox, first prize to Mrs.
Jeffrey of Barre; small collection of
phlox, first prize, Mrs. Jennie Dickin-
son, Williamstown.
/ GnotfaJ la iily Eircf priza Mra
| Glysson of Barre.
Zinnias - Largest collection, first
prize to Mrs. G. II. Beckett, Williams
town; second prize to Miss Stella
Blanchard, Montpelier; third prize to
Mrs. Ennis, Barre.
Asters-L Largest collection of asters,
| first prize to Emslie & Co., Barre; col
lection of asters, first prize to Mrs.
Jeffrey, Barre; first prize for rose pink
and purple asters to Mrs. l.. E. Grant
| first prize for lavender .colored asters
to Mrs. Giffin, Barre.
SnapdragonF First prize to Mrs
| Glysson, Barre.
Salpiglossis-First prize to Mrs. JEFF
frey, Barre.
Candytuft--First prize to Mrs. L. E..
Grant, Barre.
Hibiscus First prize to Mrs. Donald
Smith, Barre.
Blazing Star-First prize to Mrs.
Donald Smith, Barre.
Globe thistle--First prize to Mrs.
Donald Smith, second prize TO Mrs. C,
FL. Beckett, Wiliamstown.
Gaillardis--First prize TO Mrs. c. H
Beckett, Willamstown.
Mgnonette-First prize to Mrs c.
H. Beckett, Williamstown.
Ageratum-First prize to Mrs. c. II.
Beckett, Williamstown.
Tiger lily-First prize to Mrs. Don
aid Smith, Barre.
Calendula-First prize to Mrs. JEFF.
frey. Barre; second prize to Mrs. Jen-
ME Dickinson, Williamstown.
Hydrangea-First prize to Mrs. Don
aid Smith, Barre; Hills of Snow by.
drangea, first prize to Mrs. Jeffrey,
Barre.
Montbretis--Firstp prize to Mrs. Jen-
ME Dickinson, WiIliamstown.
Towering maple-First prize to Mrs. |
G. r. Belknap, Williamstown.
Tuberous rooted begonia prize |
to Mrs. George Mcfarland. Barre.
Musk mallow-First prize TO Mrs |
Ennis of Barre.
Cosmos--F First prize to Mrs. Jennie
Dickinson, Williamstown.
Larkspur First prize TO George |
Booth, Barre.
Red sunfower-First prize, Mrs. |
Jennie Dickinson, Williamstown.
Hyacinth Candicans--First prize to
Mrs. Jennie Dickinson, Williamstown.
60 l. 4
stock to Mrs. Jeffrey, Barre; first
prize for large collection 10 G. Booth,
Barre; second prize to Mrs. L. L.
Grant, Barre.
Roses--Rose collection, first prize to
Mrs. Willard Martin, Plainfeld; Paul
Negron rose. first prize to DR.. Jarvis,
Barre, also first prize TO DR.. Jarvis for
rose Frau Karl Drouschki.
Those interested in the flower exhib-
its will be glad TO know that the com.
mittee were able to purchase, through
The courtesy of +. NJ. Lyon, who made
them a special price, six dozen vases
If various sizes, which were used at
he recent flower show. Even these six
iozen were not enough to hold the va.
-iety and number of flowers exhibited.
rhe committee was pleased to give the
lowers at this time. both as exhibit
,rs and workers, to the hospital aid
committee to help them in their splen
lid work.
Through the columns Of The Times,
he flower show committee, under the
iuspices of the Barre Woman's club,
wishes to thank the members of the
american Legion for the use of their
ooms for both flower shows, also for
he many courtesies shown the work
RS and the visitors to the exhibits.
acts Cleaned from the Flower Show.
The Misses Robinson Of Williams.
own exhibited Is different varieties of
hlox
Montbretis is dubious plant.
The Paul Negron rose exhibited by
Dr. Jarvis had n stem three feet long.
For rare, beautiful things exhibited,
redit must be given Mrs. c. H. Beck
It of Williamstown.
II. A. Goodrich planted 10000 gladi
Il bulbs.
f. NJ Tobin has the greatest success
18th roses.
Globe thistle has blue grey bios
I'M, rare color in the garden.
So pleasant to have Mrs. Myrtle
ugbee working with us again among
le flowers.