The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-22
Bunker Hill Flower
 Show E Formally Opens
Hundreds Admire Beauty of Exhibits Prize Winners Announced By Judges Nearby Towns Represented

Hundreds yesterGay visited the flower show at the Bunker Hill .ngregat. al church sponsored by the Waterbury Garden club. The show will continue throughout this afternoon and evening, com. ing to a close at 10 o'clock this evening. Prizes for the various ex. hibits were awarded yesterday, the judges being: Artistic arrangement division, Mrs. F. w. Huntington. Wilson of Woodbury, Mrs. Charles l.. Larkin of Middlebury and Mrs. J. LeRoy Mintie of Waterbury, specimen blooms division, Mrs. Frederick c. H. Carder and Mrs. William H. Bassett of Cheshire.
 More than 250 exhibits display. ing the work of amateur garden CTS of Waterbury, Watertown. Oak. ville, Middlebury, Woodbury, Cheshire and Naugatuck make up the show. The flowers and special displays offered to the view of the public brought forth many express sions If admiration yesterday. The prizes awarded were as follows:
 Artistic arrangement division. Class A (novel designs in shadow boxes): First, Betty Manning; sec- ond, Mrs. H. w. Stevens; third, Mrs. A. R. Ashborn.
 Class B Arrangement in niches) First, Mrs. c. s. Bull; second, Mrs. E. P. Wallace; third. Mrs. Y. II. Payne; honorable mention, Mrs. A. R. Ashborn.
 Class c Arrangement in any type container). First, Mrs. A. R. Ashborn; second, Mrs. H. W. Stev. ems; third, Mrs. c. D. Welton.
 Class D Arrangement in antiuue receptacle): First, Mrs. H. W. Stev. ems; second. Mrs. Vernon Cole; third, Mrs. John A. Coe, Jr.
 Class E Arrangement flowers on mirror. metal or water): First, Mrs. M. M. Wetzel.
 Class H Arrangement of pansfes): First. Mrs. A. E. Ash. born; second. Miss Helen Whitiock; third. c. A. Templeton.
 Class Arrangement of daisies for children under 14): First, Lorna Ashborn: second, John Stevens.
 Class J Arrangement of roses in glass container): First, Mrs. John A. coe.
 Glass L Arrangement of lilies in any vase): First, Mrs. D. c. Pierce.
 Glass K (arra nge ment of peonies in any vase): First. C. A. Temple. ton; second, H. w. Stevens.
 Class N (miniature bouquets), first section: First, Miss Mildred Cloudy; second. Mrs. R. II. Kings. ley: third. Mrs. b. P. Wallace.
 Class N (second section): First, Mrs. J. c. Kelsey: second, Mary Bonrdman; third, Mrs. A. R. Ash. born.
 Glass 0 (corsage bouquets; F:rst. Helen Selfors.
 Class F. (noscgays): First, Mrs. M. M. Wetzel; second, Ceiestine | Boileau.
 Specimen blooms division, Glass Q (Roses): Section 1, (hybrid tea hoses, three stems. one bloom eaeh) First, Mrs. Frank Hess; sec- ond, Doris Nelson; third, Mrs. John A. coe.
 Section ?: (Hybrid perpetual roses): First, Mrs. John A. Coe: second, Walter shannon: third, WuUcr shannon.
 Glass R (peonies), Section l: (pink, one bloom; Section 1, first, F.. J. Nelson; second, C. A.. Tenn pleton: third. F. J. Nelson.
 Section 2 iwthe(
 Section ? (white peony, one | bloom), first c. A. Tempieton; second. William Hermann; third. | Mir. Killorin.
 Section 8 Cred peony. one bloom) | first, Charles l.. Shephard; second, Mrs. Frank Hess; third, Fl. W. Stevens
 Glass S (lilies), first. l.. J. Nell. son; second, l.. J. Nelson.
 Class T. (Delphiniums), first1 Mrs. Henry Prager: secodn, E. J. Nelson; third, Mrs. R. H. Kings ley.
 Glass U (other perenniais), Gai- | lardiss. Section A: First. Mrs. | Henry Prager; second. Mrs. Ver- non c. Cole; third, Walter shan. non.
 Section B (Cornhower). first. second and third, Walter shan non.
 Section c (Iris), first, Mrs. Hell en Whitlock; second, Miss Helen l.. Stoddard; third, Mrs. D. F.