. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. Le FloristSr^ 94 avril Examen 15. 1916. 1 NEW BEDFORD, de masse. ^e marché. ''Après avoir eu le temps d'examiner la situation, il me semble que les Pâques busi- ness était bon, compte tenu qu'environ douze pouces de neige sont tombés le 3 avril. D'innombrables commandes de violettes ont été annulées, comme ont été arrêtés pour plantes à fleurs pour les cimetières. Les prix étaient à peu près aussi à l'habitude, à l'exception de nénuphars. Sur ces il y avait une bonne partie de la coupe. Certains fleuristes les vendu pour aussi peu que 15 cents la floraison. j'Notes diverses. Ernest Chamberlain dit qu'il peut pas indorse rapports du s

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 94 The FloristSr^ Review April 15. 1916. 1 NEW BEDFORD, MASS. ^e Market. ' After we have had time to review the situation it seems that Easter busi- ness was good, considering that about twelve inches of snow fell April 3. Innumerable orders for violets were canceled, as were orders for flowering plants for the cemeteries. Prices were about as usual, with the exception of lilies. On these there was a good deal of cutting. Some florists retailed them as low as 15 cents a bloom. i Various Notes. Ernest Chamberlain says he can not indorse reports of slow sale for large azaleas, as he disposed of a great many ?fine plants. Joseph V. Peirce did a good business at his stand in Lawton's drug store. W. P. Peirce is one of the best artists in this city and his novelties in corsage bouquets are always attracting attention. Post & Gray supplied a large number of corsages for the cotton ball, held in the state armory April 8. The New Bedford Horticultural So- ciety held its monthly meeting in the Library building April 5. In the absence of President Roy, the vice- president, Frank C. Barrows, presided. The schedule committee reported that everything was arranged for the com- ing season. The schedule is about the same as last year, with the exception of a few changes in favor of the amateurs. There are a few more prizes offered this jear than last, a number of local merchants having offered cups. Edward Enos was elected to member- ship. The annual banquet of the so- ciety was held April 8 at the Parker House. There were seventy-seven present. The guest of honor was Con- gressman Walsh. After the dinner Mr. Walsh, President Eoy and Vice-presi- dent Barrows addressed the gathering briefly. Then followed a pleasing musical program. H. V. Sowle has recently purchased a new auto for delivery purposes. W. M. P.. Our Manures are ~the direct result of many "years' practical experience in ' all branches of sardeninc. Our _ vne. puun

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