Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-10
STATE HOUSE
Many Farmers Institutes to be
Held This Month.
Railroad Commissioners Will Have
Hearing, Nov. l6 and II.
The New Licenses for Enbalmers-New
Corporations.

Most Of the departments at the State
House are rather quiet, just at present
and are engaged in the routine work OF
preparation for the their annual re-
ports, etc. The department OF agrlcul-
ture, however, is still busy with outside
work. and is devoting practically all It's
attention to farmers institutes and as-
ricultural meetings. Farmers llaei-
tutes will be- held in Knox, Waldo and
Kennebec counties, Nov. IA to Il, with
the following programs.
EVENING STAR GRANGE HALL,
WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, NOV. H.
100 p. NJ. Diseases Of Domestic Ami
mails" by DR.. G. d. Smead, Logan
n. Y, followed by Forage Crops for
Soiling and for Silage," by Prof. c. 5.
Phelps, Chapinville, Conn.
7.3O p. NJ "Orcharding for Maine Farm
ers,' by John w. Clark, North Had
ley, Mass, followed by Horse Breed
ing" by DIR. c. D. Smead.
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, SOUTH
HOPE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16.
10. so A. M. Orcharding for Maine Farm
ers," by John w. Clark, followed by
Horse Breeding" by DR.. c. d.
Smead.
100 =. M. Diseases of Domestic Ami
mails" by DR.. c. d. Smead, followed
by Forage Crops for Soilage and ST.
lage," by Prof. c. S. Phelps.
GRANGE HALL, NORTH SEARS
PORT, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II.
1870 A. NJ. "Soling Crops" by Hon. J.
A. Roberts, Norway, followed by
"Orcharding for Maine Farmers" by
John w. Clark.
1.30 =. NJ. Diseases Of Domestic Ami
mails" by DR.. c. d. Smead, followed
by The Sources and Value of Protein
Phelps.
GRANGE HALL, TROY. WEDNES-
e DAY, NOVEMBER IS.
1920 A. NJ agricultural Education, .
by Hon. J. A. Roberts, followed by
Forage Crops for Selling and for
Silage," by Prof. c. S. Phelps.
1.30 p. NJ. "Orcharding for Maine Farm
ers," by John w. Clark, followed by
Diseases of Domestic Animals" by
DIR. c. d. Smead.
In Kennebec County, great Agri-
cultural Meeting. devoted chiefly to
the subject of Fairs, will be held at
CITY HALL. WATERVILLE, THURS
DAY, NOVEMBER 10.
PROGRAM
1890 A. NJ. what Agricultural Prod
Ee,l,A !. III
they should be Shown by VIM. d.
Hurd, Professor of Agriculture, Uni
versity of Maine, Orono.
What should be the Relations be-
tween the Grange and an Agricul-
tural Fair" by Hon. J. A. Roberts,
Norway.
Organization of Central Maine Fair.
100 p. NJ. How a Dairy Herd should
be fitted for the Show Ring" by DR..
w. II. Moulton, President Maine
State Jersey Cattle Club.
I'm what Way should an Agricul-
tural Fair Encourage the Breeder of
Horses" by DR.. C. d. Smead, Logan.
N.
agricultural Fairs, and How They
Can be Made the Most Valuable to
the Average Farmer and Breeder"
by G.. G. Creelman, Superintendent of
Fairs, Toronto. Canada.
100 p. NJ. Fairs and their Benefits
to New England Community" by
Prof J. w. Sanborn, Glmanton, n.
II.
Small Fruits Best Suited to the Viii
lage or City Home" by John w.
Clark North Hadley Mass,
Reduced rates on all railroads for
this meeting. A free dinner will be
served to all Music by Halls Orches-
ira Waterville.
On Friday and Saturday the follow
ing farmers institutes will be held:
GRANGE HALL. MONMOUTH, FRI
DAY, NOVEMBER 20.
1880 A. NJ. "Orcharding for Maine
Farmers" by John w. Clark, fol-
lowed by THE Growth of Crops for
the Dairy Cow" by Prof. j. w. San
born.
100 p NJ. Diseases of Domestic Ami
mails" by C. d. Smead, followed by
"A System of Farming for Success"
by Prof j. w. Sanborn.
GRANGE HALL. WINDSOR, SATUR-
DAY, NOV. 81.
1880 A. NJ. Farming for Profit" by
Prof. J. w. Sanborn. followed by
Diseases of Domestic Animals" by
DIR. G. ID. Smead.
13O p. M. Fruit Culture" by John
W. Clark. followed by Horse Breed
ing" by DR.. c. D. Smead.
The certificates for registered and