. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. AIGLST 2T, 1014. I fioristi"REVISIONE DELLA CONVENZIONE DOPO LA FINE DI UN PIACEVOLE INCONTRO LA CONVENZIONE gita. Fino all' meteo l uomo non è un amico del Boston fioristi. Egli ha fatto il suo peggior gpoii per il gran finale del 1914 con- invenzione. Il giorno della gita albeggiato umido e showery. Fu in un primo momento fean'il che l'escursione avrebbe dovuto essere chiamato off, ma come tempo di vela ap- proached le nuvole sollevata e la barca a sinistra rin ora dopo il tempo pubblicizzato con 1.080 persone a bordo, secondo il commissario di bordo il conteggio dei biglietti. Il Boston com

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. AIGLST 2T, 1014. The Florists'Review THE CONVENTION AFTERMATH THE ENDING OF AN ENJOYABLE MEETING THE CONVENTION OUTING. Till' weather man is no friend of the Boston florists. He did his worst to gpoii the grand finale of the 1914 con- vention. The day of the outing dawned damp and showery. It was at first fean'il that the excursion would have to be called off, but as sailing time ap- proached the clouds lifted and the boat left rin hour after the advertised time with 1, 080 persons on board, according to the purser's count of tickets. The Boston committee had planned, with special consideration for the vis- itors from the interior, to spend the greater part of the day on the waters of the harbor and only the inclemency of the weather interfered with their ar- rangements to make the outing historic in the annals of the S. A. F. To do the hospitalities the Boston florists, their families and friends turned out in large numl)ers. Considerably more than half the people on the boat were local, pres- ent to see that their guests spout an enjoyable day. The steamer Mary Standish, with a licensed capacity of 1, 800, had been chartered. The trip down the harbor, always interesting to one not habitu- ated, held additional novelty because of the presence of many a war-bound boat flying a European flag. The first stop was at old Fort War- ren. This is an island, entirely covered by fortifications, at which boats ordi- narily are not permitted to land. The soldiers have a fine diamond on the parade ground inside the fort, the use of which had been secured through the issuance of a special permit by the Sec- retary of War. It was the first time most of the visitors ever had seen a United States harbor defense fort, much less the inside of one, and an hour was spent most enjoyably in parading the parapet and inspecting the quarters of the garrison and the big disappearing guns that have the power to throw a projectile twelve inches in di

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