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and in December cover with straw. Take
up carrots before freezing. Parsnips and salsify
are better left in the ground. Turnips
are better with a light covering in a kiln.
Of all things, plow gardens in the fall.

In the flower garden finish preparing
plants for the house and bring in when
frost threatens. It is better to move shrubbery
in the spring but it can be done in
the fall. Plant plenty bulbs, tulips, hyacinths
etc. Give roses a good dressing
of stable manure in the fall to be
raked off early in the spring.

The Exhibits

Were excellent, from twelve places.
From Hermon were 11 varieties of apples
named and labeled; several baskets of
fine mushrooms were on the table
and a plate beautiful strawberries
from Dr. A.A. Brigham. The exhbition
of Dahlias exceeded all previous ones
and the roses were exquisite. Edgewood
brought a bean a yard long.

No new business. No bills. Cash on
hand 10 ^cts!

Questions

Our hostess is not satisfied with results
of he efforts in horticulture.
We see nothing lacking.

How get rid of worms in a white
pine tree? Pick off all you can.

How plant Lima beans in one row
or more? Several rows. Mrs. Janney
recommends putting the hulls back
on the ground to restore potash to the