Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-23

IL Is shiu tudb the ltiiut huDWu as
white weed or ox-eye daisy, which has
become such Il nuisance upon the farms
Of Maine. was first introduced into this
country by Gov. Eusti- Of Massachu-
| sets in ISIS, who brought it with him
from Europe on his return as minister
| 10 Holland, rs a choice towering plant,
| and was first cultivated and grown in
this country on his grounds in Roxbury.
1t has spread to such an extent that it may
be seen in the grass fields in all sections
of New England and in many Of the
other States. The Governor doubtless
| little thought of the curse he was the
cause Of inncting on the farmers Of the
| United States.
| The Rural New Yorker of June IA,
published an illustration and four floor
plans of the octagon house owned by
Mr.. J. William Merrill of Deering, which
was published in answer to call for
plans of such house made by sub
scriber of that paper. Concerning it
l
Mr.. Merrill writes ''Ihe cost of an oc
'is"'' ''o"7' Is s'''ie"ii'' ''o'c l''ah '''al
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being more corners to make. The con-
veniences in our house we are well salts
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Inc fairheiu 'ouriiai OF last week
says Our S'ri'e recently 'aiieo upon
= L. Emerson OF Benton ana was
SHOWN over one Oh the pese nay lafhis
''iae we nave 'iot'ee" vi i'te' III i s'tu'
a'eo on ''e 'heeh roa' ABOUT TWO "'i'e7
east from e'''s village anu contains ABOUT
one INJURED acres ths most "i when Is
III nay ie'is' mr. Emerson oeile''hg
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Keeps Out si''a'' s''eh anu presses 'i'ose
oil Tue nay ne raise" one hunofe" tons
ias' SEASON a''a eApcets 'i'Se increase
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ACTRESS 10 'ne paihs' IL ""u"' NC very
interesting '"'is io' FARMERS " Aho"
''ow mr. I''efsoh eau 'na''i''.'n INT Cd
p'o''s Vi Ms glass "ei's So ''a' ue ''n
eo"s'ant's se'' nay anu se. Aee' ou' ii''ie
st'oN' MS 'ss'''n ""u'' oe VI Stea'
"o'ai'tase 10 oe'ie' ia'"'ers VINO iiiahe
sPec'a''y Vi 'lie grass crop II lie "o"'u
eo'"'hu!i'ea.e Ii " Tue press.
The work of exterminating the gypsy
moth In Massachusetts, undertaken by
authority OF the Legislature. is more
formidable task than was first anticipa-
ted. 1t has been found that instead OF
one town, a. at first thought. being
%, w,a'A; rss,.., Arlington .ss cs ss%s,r
moth is to spin down to the