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H/6/1912-3- [...]
Forethought

Continue planting corn every
two weeks or ten days, plant cucumbers
for pickles, snap beans, beets and lettuce
for a succession. It is just the right
time to plant pumpkins, Hubbard's
Squash: plant more melons. It is said
that if you spray persistantly with arsenate
of lead, you will have no trouble
with bugs nor blight"
Poultry report, 5207 chickens, 274 turkies
12 guineas, 14 goslings

Exhibits

There could not be a more beautiful
exhibition of Roses than those which
adorned or tables. Those brought by Mary
Bond and those from Alloway, coming
a short distance, were especially
fresh, and of exquisite varieties. In
this "flowery month of June, the white
and pink peonies made a fine display
Many other flowers were in perfection
and nearly every family brought
roses. The fruits were strawberries
Cherries and currants. A few new
potatoes, a green tomato, asparagus, lettuce
onions, peas, and good plants of many
other vegetables made a fine display.

Corrie Brooke brought the new vases
for which the society paid her .65 cents.

Questions
{1}Is it too late to plant canteleupes
and watermelons? Not too late, a very
good time.
{2.}is it too late to plant mangold wurtzel?