Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23


Frankfort, 12.3O-230 p NJ
Searsport, P. NJ and evening
TUESDAY, APRIL "a.
Prospect, ell A. NJ.
Lagrange, 1-3 p. NJ
Brownville, P. NJ. and evening
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25.
Sherman, 1912 A. NJ.
Island Falls, 1-3 p. NJ
Patten, 430 and evening.
THURSDAY. APRIL 26.
Oakficld, Oil A. NJ.
Masardis. 1-3 P. NJ.
Fort Kent, evening.
FRIDAY. APRIL 81.
Ashland, 1912 A. NJ.
Houlton. p M. and evening.
SATURDAY, APRIL 2S.
Monticello, Gil A. NJ
Train at Houltcn for Sunday.
MONDAY, APRIL 80.
Fort Fairfield, 4 P. NJ. and evening.
TUESDAY, MAY /.
Easton, GIL A. NJ
Mars Hill and Blaine, 123O-23O P. NJ.
Presque Isle, 4 p. NJ. and evening.
WEDNESDAY, MAY ?.
Van Buren. 10-11. 30 A. NJ
New Sweden, 1-3 P. NJ
Caribou, p. M. and evening.
THURSDAY, MAY 8.
Limestone, Gil A. NJ.
Bridgewater, 2-3.3O p. NJ.
Millinocket, evening.
FRIDAY, MAY A.
Milo, GIL a. NJ
South Sebec, u a0-2. 90 p. NJ
Dover and Foxcroft, P. NJ, and even
ing.
SATURDAY, MAY s.
Greenville, 10-11 80 A NJ
Abbot Village. 1880 F. NJ.
GulfOrd or Sangerville, 3-43O p M.
Then back TO Old Town
The experiment station has an exhi
bit of poultry houses. a brooder house.
an incubator. trap nests, and a brood
er containing young chicks An ex-
tensiVe collection of weed seeds. often
found in grain and grass seed, a large
number Of mounted specimens of in
furious insects including the brnwn-taiI
ana gypsy moths in the different
stages Of their life history. and a col
lection Of feeds. fertilizers, fungicides
and Insecticides is also to be shown
The College Of Agriculture will furnish
an exhibit showing the methods of in
used in the departments Of
Agronomy, Animal Industry and Hor-
ticulture Apparatus from the soil lab
oratory will show how soils are stud-
led and some tests of soils from the
different places visited will be made. 4
mix tester and separator in operation
and other pieces of apparatus will be
used 10 demonstrate how dairying and
butter making are taught Samples Of
milk brought to the train will he fest
ed free of charge. The work in orch
lrdery and gardening will be shown bv
an exhibit from the department of
horticulture. A large number OF nho-
fographs Of the university buildings
will be shown. 1t is planned TO have
Inc train stop about two hours at each
)f the principal points along the line
IF the railroad. A change will be Civ
IN for the exhibit to be examined and
The demonstrations made. then prob-
ably two practical talks of one-half
hour each. will be given by members
IF the faculty, pertaining to the partic-
mar lines of agriculture practiced In
that region. Each night at the place
where the train stops public stereop-
icon exhibition will be given showing
The work of the University as whole.
This special train offers an opportu-
nifty for the people of Maine to become
better acquainted with their State uni
verSiiy and to get information from
The exhibits, demonstrations and prac-
teal talks which they may see and
hear. 1t is in reality travelling Ear
mcrs' Institute" with the addition OF a
argc amount of illustrative material
1t will call the attention of the people
If the State to the latent agricuIuraI
reSources not yet half dcveloped
Those who will go on the trip are
Commissioner A. w. Gilman of Fox.
,roft Il. a. Gilbert, Greene, Obadiah
Gardner, Rockland, 3. w. McKeen
Fryeburg. c. s. Stetson, Greene. F. II
Libby. Auburn, ]. A. Roberts. Norway
Mr.. Jones. Corinna, d. H. KnowIton
Pennington. w. ]. Thompson. China
3. f. Hitchings, Waterville. 6. G.
thompson, Augusta, 3. F. Thorpe. Au-
'usta, +. +. Mayo, Waterville, l.. C.
8ateman, Lewiston, E. F. Pember
ian@or. r. w. Alden. Pennington,
resident Fellows, Professors Hurd.
huhson. Merrill. Woods, Gowell from
ne University faculty. Several stu
'ehls from the agricultural depart
merit Will go on the trip as demonstrate
)rS
Comparative calm prevailed Satur-
a MI