178 Agricultural Experiment Station, Ithaca, N. Y. 



Mrs. D. Sherman, Jamestown. 

 S. O. Smith, Bnsti. 

 Mrs. L. T. Stafford, Kennedy. 

 "W. J. Staples, Frewsbiirg. 

 Mrs. S. M. Stewart, Ashville. 



E. A. Stone, Poland. 

 Mrs. E. A. Stone, Poland. 

 C. N. Taylor, Frewsburg. 

 Lawrence Taylor, Frewsburg. 



F. D. Thompson, Boomeitown. 

 Mrs. N. R. Thompson, James- 

 town. 



S. W. Thompson, Jamestown. 

 Samuel Townsend, Frewsburg. 

 A. A. Van V leek, Jamestown. 

 Mrs. A. A. Van Vleck, James- 

 town. 

 M. B. Wample, Jamestown. 

 Mrs. M. B. Wample, Jamestown. 

 T. H. Welch, Stow. 

 K I. Weld, Sugar Grove, Pa. 

 Mrs. Mary Wheeler, Ellington. 

 J. W. Whitford, Stow. 

 113 students. 



A SCHOOL OF HORTICULTURE 



WILL BE HELD IN 



THE COURT HOUSE, LOCKPORT, N. Y., 



November 29 and 30, 1895, 



Under the auspices of 



The Nixon, or Experiment Station Extension, Bill. 



Conducted by L. H. J3ailey, Cornell University. 



Free to All. 



Friday, November 29. 



2.00 p. M. Lesson in observation upon Seeds. 



The Soil. What there is in it and how to get it out. 

 I. P. Roberts, Director of the College of Agricul- 

 ture, Cornell University. 



7.30 p. M. Address, Landscape Art. With lantern views. L. H. 

 Bailey, Professor of Horticulture, Cornell Uni- 

 versity. 



