REPORT OF STATE ENTOMOLOGIST. 239 



PISCATAQUIS COUNTY. 



Resolute Grange, Brownville, reported by Mrs. Ellen B. Pres- 

 cott. 



Tent caterpillars and grasshoppers were few ; potato beetles, 

 rose chafers, currant worms, railroad worms and horn flies 

 abundant. Fameuse apples destroyed by the apple scab. 



South Dover Grange, reported by Mrs. B. S. Ayer. 



Cut worms, tent caterpillars, white grubs, grasshoppers, red- 

 humped and yellow-necked apple worms, fall web worms, spiny 

 elm leaf caterpillars and mosquitoes scarce ; potato beetles, cab- 

 bage worms and currant worms abundant. 



Juanita Grange, Monson, reported by Mrs. Geanie M. Sher- 

 burne. 



Cut worms, tent caterpillars, white grubs, potato beetles, cab- 

 bage worms, railroad worms and mosquitoes abundant; grass- 

 hoppers, red-humped and yellow-necked apple worms, white 

 marked tussocks, fall web worms and spiny elm leaf caterpil- 

 lars scarce. 



SAGADAHOC COUNTY. 



Sagadahoc Grange, Bowdoin^ reported by Mary E. Cornish. 



Apple bud moths, tent caterpillars, rose chafers, black squash 

 bugs, horn flies and fall web worms were scarce ; cut worms, 

 white grubs, cabbage worms, currant worms, railroad worms, 

 red-humped apple worms many. 

 Dromore Grange, Phippsburg, reported by J. F. Upton. 



Cut worms, tent caterpillars, striped cucumber beetles, potato 

 beetles, cabbage worms, currant worms, horn flies, plant lice and 

 mosquitoes were abundant ; railroad worms, some ; fall web 

 worms and grasshoppers few. 

 . Enterprise Grange, Richmond, reported by E. W. Libby. 



Apple bud moths, black squash bugs, railroad worms, onion 

 flies, plant lice, red-humped and yellow-necked apple worms 

 and spiny elm leaf caterpillars scarce ; cut worrns, tent 

 caterpillars, white grubs, striped cucumber beetles, potato beetles, 

 flea beetles, cabbage worms, currant worms, horn flies, grasshop- 

 pers and mosquitoes were abundant. 



