Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-06
STUDENTS or POMOLOGY
T~eNTleT- slErriAL SESSION
Arranging ior ire Meeting ~ me
Gmsftcan Pomclogic icai oOclstf--
Tne Escsilznf Program.

Iae greatest poulol.gl1al oGZall1atlol ~
the 3ofld j. ~ aol1 lls tssltieth ols-A-la'
.s--laa u tlls eify September 2, lo ald III
aezt IL alase proper sEraL gesllerts fof the
reception aLd entertainment II IlLs .oclVtg
..ls uaellbeFs VI the oolalllttee appointed ~
tie state horLisgitural oOeIetg. Aszsrs-
BFrsu e. stout u Pourlsc. h q keg D2lis,
old Miszion A. } Hsbber. ioIla. y r.
Oitsou Jackson. and Judge j. q hau--deli.
IT Traverse City. ulet sltn TIE local commit
tey consisting ~ Me-sfs. = l.. + 1ilsr, 4. "
Garfield. N \ CooA ,nd u. r. Mun-
.5s. a.. the Farmer. Cab room
yesterday Hoa. g. 4 Lyoa. Of South
T Haven, prssldent ~ ihe state society
Prof. y D. Beal VI Lansing secretary u
ths American society, and +. H. ocott' %
T Ana AfDor, we're also present 81 The meet
ing be chairman " the state COMMITTEES
+ announced that Kansas. Nebraska, Iowa,
F Minnesota, Indiana, Illinois, Dulo, Nes
fork ~ Massachusetts,. Georgia and fenn,y J.
E aanIa have been heard fE0m and ~ill send
I l4rgs ds gatI0u- - the meeting, shiic Ell
/ eoufazilg letters are being received almost
daily from the other Slaie.- Missouri has
-lgulIsd Der intention "a ,eut a full llAc OF
f fruits grown b. her territory, and tie Central
F The frln display Slil be 10 charge u j. \.
.fearu-. 10 <a- also announced that Coz
. Marshall Wilder, the venerable ffe-ldrui
n the American P0mol0gieal Society, ex-
Z pect- 10 attend the annual gathering. and
F tnat Zion y toleuau. I ultsd States ON
missioner Or Agriculture. had slsnined his
E intention OF being present. uc pro
gram ged display ii-t Of distin
f pushed pomo.Oglst- such ~ has never De
fore been announced IOr any meeting. 4
+ detailed program for the sessions OF each dty
vii he arranged hereafter, but the following
/ -ut .ect. 2Ill be discussed during the meet
ing Discussion Ot new fruits, Apples
Pear. Hrachez etc. etc w. {. Barry. OF
New York. 1 = Hubbard, II Nv York. W
a. Stroug. of Mas-acLusetts. "PfOpri
Nomenclature OF Fruit-. -. j. ihomas oi
New Yosk T. Barry. Of New York. /. j
Lyon, Of Michigan, Robert Manning, ol
Ma-sachusetts. Nomenclature Of Russian
Apples e has Uluo, OF quebec n'
Strawberry - NJ. Hexamer. OF New York
The causes thar produce cOlors IN fruits
and their design in nature Jos. ii. BOurn
OF Rhode Island. Influence Of Pollen oI
the size, form. color and haSor Of fruits p
g. NJ Hovey Of Massachusetts \. =. Fuller
OF New Jersey. Prof. ". K. Lazenby, o
Ohio. ". Crawford. Of Ohio. American
Gr,pe- 1T v MunsOn, of Texas
j. b. Moore. of Massachusetts,, q. W
. Campbell. Of OHIO. Small Fruits Gran
{ ville COWlug. 0f Indiana; {. \. Green, u
7 New York. T. Williams of New Jersey
T .Fruit. OF the NOrtheast'-Dr. /. ; Hos
kius. OF Vermont. Fruits OF the North r.
. ID. " Beadie, OF Ontario. Fruits OF th'
F Northwest - Peter NJ. Gideon. OF Minnesota
Prof !. l. Budd Of Iowa Fruits of th
south p. j Berckmaus. Of Georgia; l.
Mun-on OF Texas. John saul. OF District O
! Columbia Fruits Of the Pacific SLOPE p
DR.. j. strenzel. of California. Lesson
from the Worlds Exposition Il \. Good
man, OF Missouri; L. 1. Lyon, of Michigan
Relative value of Fruits for Canning AM
Drying IN comparison with those for Desser
and Market et'-JOsiah Hopes, of Peunsyl
vauia. Insects injurious 10 Fruits an
F Remedies Prof VIM Saunder- of OutariO
Prof g. Riley. of District Of COlnmbia
Prof " Il. lazenby, of OHIO. Recent eS
periueuts with injurious fungi or diseases o
plants. with remedies Prof. /. j. Burrll
Of Illinois. Prof. J. c. Arthur, of New iorb
Dr. c. +. Bessey. of Nebraska 'Distan
shipment OF Fruits. packing and other an
rangemeut= 10 secure success and prOht =
Parker Earle, of Illinois: G. &. Bracket, O
Kansas. The best latitude for leadin
varieties Of Apples for marketing w. II
Ragan. OF Indiana; c. r. Brown, of Now
scotia. The best methods for preyentin
or protection from frost'-PrOf. ". 4
Iazenby, OF ohio; +. X. Phoenix, of Wiscou
an. The best methods Of exhIbltln
fruits r. ". turuas, of Nebraskf
Prof ;. Tracy of Missouri Need
and methods for gathering fruit sta
tistics''-HOn. ". I. Chamberlain. Of Ohio
Methods of conducting State and Locs
horticultural Societies Geo. Elwanger. Q
N4w York l. 4. Pierce, of ONO. "Har
problemb- IN PomOlogy, with hints lookln
towards improvements -. J. Thomas, G
New York Prof. J. l. Budd. of Iowa. Judg
2 G.. ". IawtOn. OF Michigan. ''lnJuriOU
Fungi and Diseases of Plants'-A pOpuls
3 illustrated lecture on the evening of sept.
q by Dr. c. r. Bessey, Of Nebraska. "EconC
? mic Entomology A popular illustrate
lecture on the evening of Sept. 10, by Pro
A. !. Cook. of Michigan.
The closing exercises on Friday evenin
, Of sept. II. will consist OF many very shO
practical talks. The discussions OF the abO'
Z topics Will take place az the Jniversali
: . Church on Pearl street Il was decided
make a complete exhibition OF Nichiga
fruits. and % was announced that GOV. Alg
had named r.. II. Scott. OF Ann Arbor,
. trustee to take in charge the $1,000 voted
: the State Legislature for this purpose.