Milford chronicle., 1904-01-08
HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY TO MEET.
INTERESTING PROGRAM ARRANGED
Annuai Meeting to be Held at Cam.
bridge, Maryland, January 18th,
goth and 2Ist, 1904.


goth and 2Ist, 1904.
The program as mapped out for the
sventeeqth annual meeting of this
ociety, promises a session that will be
very interesting to the farmers and
fruit growers Of this peninsula. The
Hrst session will be held at 2 p. m. on
Tuesday, when the president of the
society will make his address, which
Will be follOwed by a paper on "Apple
Culture on the Peninsula" by s. H.
Derby 81 Woodside, Del, who is one
Is the largest growers of apples in Della
ware. In the afternoon report on
tpsects' will beread by Prof SymOnds
ofthe Maryland Experimental Station.
This will be followed by an illustrated
ieetuTe on "The Insects Of Japan. " by
DK Marlstt, who is an entymologist
employed by the United States Govern
ment
"Wednesday mornings session will /
open with paper by DR. Black, Of
New Castle, Del, on ''Pear Culture" "
pr. Black has had large experience
With this fruit. The subject of Peach
e'FowiDgp will be next taken up by
Charles Wright, of Seaford. PIums
viii receive the next consideration by
Robert Guelick, of Maryland. Fruits !
iu Cold Storage" will be the subject of
atorSe III. Mckay's address.
IN the afternoon on Wednesday the
Hditor Of the Rural New Yorker, will q
peak on" Fruits in New York Market
fEn. F. Allen, the great truck grow er c
"a Salisbury, will tell Vegetables" as !
knows them, and as he grows and u
Dips all kinds of vegetables by fhe car
pad his talk will receive close atten- p
ion. THE Kitchen Gardenu will be 81
.hesubjeet IA discourse by DR.. Lownes, oi
Df Easton, Nd. 'sweet and White b
Potatoes" is the subject assigned TO s. pl
u. Messick. Of BridgeyiHe, and Capt
Charles McIllvans wa talk about "Our re
friends and Foes Among the Toad. Is
lools." vi
"wednesday evening an address will Cl
y given BY Prof. Silverston, who is ex
lesident Of Maryland Agricultural
'ollegs on " Horticultural Education. p
.ddress viii be made also by II w.
'ollinRwood, Of New York. and DR. pr,
iarder, Of Delaware College. On
thursdays meetings will be par sch
eularly Interesting by reason Of the uaI
ifJects to be considered. AS the morn mi
3 session A. N. Brown, of Camden. no,
el., will talk about "Eruit Packages ,; ins
last years. meeting his attitude sew
ought down a hornets nest about hi. two
rs from the growers and buvers all foll
er the county. DR.. Mcdowell. Of the
iddletown, will speak OH "Imple. bell
ents, " while DR.. Kerr, Of EIkton, will sho,
Te valuable talk on ,'Nut Culture y C M
q George BiddIe, Of Denton. viii ten
ve General Fruit Culture" for a Ha,
Dject, 'Our County roadsv will he Row
theme Of w. Irving Walker. Of tBre
Mt County. ~
thursday afternoon q 'FertilizersD will D.
by DR.. NeaIe, and a IRE. r'Sn
t on "Small Fruitsr will he made =, Ia.
7 8 T...l,,... 49,, Irui
nov,. In, = S'olt''Oolo. Jerome Jenn
lch, land sPrOfits From the Vim ~,
,r,vrna = III sven " Joseph Garter atten
! the eyanin. ,o5.,,-., a SIM
Frof. Chester, Of Delaware, on
lngus Diseases" and Mrs. Mary E
iiams, of Milford, will speak on WI
eserving Our Beautiful Ever. the N
MS noon.
addition to all this there will be a broke
iay OF ifuits,f spraying outfits and by b
packages. GONE
ScussiOns Of the folio owing ques- wealth
) will be held during the meeting: about
and nav ge Psa5 5edf sFees lose ther foliage until
e e ba,id asfs season2 ,ss .,,,... the
q eneogFagedg ''''Da' AieHer time
What hss been. the RESULT of low heading orott
n hs3 s9me ss q our Peninsula growers far
linEg9 ''s arc most and
stanna meeInsP s30uo be introduced into dang1
that sqpd results may we expect from the
y 5'ion y piiaats by the United States Depart
shas is the best remedy for the San Jose
SR lSsP g Gi ,Ss ghIs meg, go1@lSss1 the n
ture on the Peninsula during the past sss ten N by
low can our fruits be most v,.o,, a., Hn bis
osissSsqted sSsSs s65. i the I. na5ksts9 the sm
good fruits on this Penins ala AZ business 0' OPT posi-
lar BE 81
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