New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-09-03
FLOWER Lovers At
NEWINGT0N SHOW
Mrs. Charles l. Luce's Exhibits
Take FIVE Blue Ribbons g,

Grange hall vesterdav afternoon IT
was one of the largest and most
heau,if,1I exbihitions eiyen br the
club.
The three iudees r-a-e Charles
Dieele of Pla,nvi,Ie. Mrs Frank
Rowe of yyetbersfe1d and Ceorqe IT
Mastin of Plainville, In each class
within the sections bIue and red
ribbons were awarded for first and
second prize. In addition a first and
second prize was made for each en-
tire section A sweepstake prfze of
S. was given to Mrs. Charles L.
Luce for winning the most blue rib
bons five. Incidentally. Mrs. Iuce
also won three red ribbons. Miss e.
G. Starr was awarded the sweep
stake prize of $3.50 for holding the
largest number of red ribbons, four.
Miss Stsrr ae>o won a. blue ribbon.
A sweepstake prize of one dahlia
bulb, valued at SO and given by
Charles Diggle, was awarded to Mrs.
George. Green for winning the larg-
est numl,er of hIue ribbons in the
dahlia section Of thes how.
Blue and red ribbons were award
ed as follows:
Section 1-Gladioh.
Glass l, best three spikes, three
varieties, one container-Mrs.
Charles L. Luce and Miss E. G.
Starr. Glass 2, best six spikes, six
varieties, one CONFERENCE.-The.
Charles L. Luce and Mrs. L. L. Re-
dick. Class 8, best vase OF six spikes
one variety - Mrs. H. R. Rowe and
Mrs w. T. Welles. Glass 4, best spike
with largest number of Covers
open-Mrs. c. L. Luce and Miss E.
G. Starr. Glass 5, best display of IL
spikes, IL varieties in one contain
er-Mrs. W. T. Whaples and Mrs. c.
L. Luce.
Section 2-Dahlias.
CT. s !, best display show, Miss
Frances E. Brinley. Glass 2, best
display decorative, and class 8, best
display cactus, Mrs. George Green
Glass 4, best display pompon no ex-
bibit worthy of prize.
Section 3-Annuals.
Glass /, best vase OF asters, six
blooms. one color, Mrs. George Grit
fifth and Arthur Rowland. Glass 2
best collection OF asters in basket
Mrs. George Griffith and Arthur
Rowland. Glass 8, best single specl-
men of asters, Mrs. George griffith
and Mrs. Emily j. Rowland. Glass
T. best display of zinnias, Mrs. Z. L.
Luce and Mrs. George Grlftlth.
Class 5, best display of any annual
not previously listed, Miss A. G. KEEL
logg and Mrs. George Griffith. CLASS
S, best collection of ANIMALS IN any
container, Mrs. II. FORBES ana MIS-
George Griffith.
Section 3-Perennlals.
Class /, best collection OF pereh-
malls displayed IN vase DOW OF
basket, Mrs. Z. L Luce ana MISS l.,
q. starr. CLASS = pest displdS vi
phloXes, MISS e. u. starr ana Mrs
Z. L. Luce. Class s. pest uispi'y Vi
any perennial not llsteu ABOVE Miss
A. u heliogs ana ", M, iieisen'
scctioi' o-"hu
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pS -nfs' MARY henneuS, o"her VI
me oah"oou No'el'S uai ueii' III
last f1aiVioiu' Inc secoiiu prize
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lle4ioss' o",,ei ~ .ilo cNei .ne
uarueh wan 1aruens IN west
flarILoru' was a"aroeu 10 MIS- H.
N. 1'o"e' Ill section Z, 1hfs. ueorse
green was AWARDED the prize Oh
sldoiolus' FaIue - which was pre-
seh.ea ny Mfs' Ailee Norlh Vi
ffhrtioro. III sectioh o. lne hrst
prize, three phloAes' ne" hdlieo
Nailetics' was a"diueu 10 Mrs'