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Acusluiet (M. S. Douglas). — There is two-thirds of a normal crop 

 of corn. Rowen and fall feed are not up to the usual average. Less 

 than the usual amount of fall seeding has been done, and it is in very 

 poor condition. Onions are a two-thirds crop, and running small. 

 Potatoes are a two-thirds crop, and of first-class quality. Root crops, 

 celery and other late market-garden crops will be a failure without 

 rain. Apples are half a crop; pears fair; peaches and grapes good; 

 cranberries are more than a normal crop, although small. No frosts 

 as yet. 



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Nor well (Henry A. Turner). — Corn is about a normal crop. 

 There is very little rowen, and pastures are short. There has not been 

 as much fall seeding as usual, and it has been too dry for it to ger- 

 minate. Onions are little raised in this section. As far as potatoes 

 have been dug, they are about normal. Turnips are feeling the dry 

 weather. Apples are very short ; grapes and cranberries good. There 

 is no injury by frost to speak of. 



Hanover (Harrison L. House). — There is about a two-thirds crop 

 of Indian corn. Rowen and fall feed are rather short. Very little 

 fall seeding has been done. There is about two-thirds of a crop of 

 potatoes, of excellent quality. The prospect for root crops, celery and 

 other late market-garden crops is fair. Apples are a fair crop; pears 

 good; peaches good; grapes fair; cranberries extra good. There has 

 been no damage from frost. 



West Bridgewater (Clinton P. Howard). — Indian corn is a good 

 crop on moist land, and very light on dry fields. There is very little 

 rowen worth mowing, and little fall feed. It has been too dry for 

 grass seed to come up well, but the usual amount of seeding has been 

 done. Onions are not up to an average crop. Potatoes are nearly an 

 average crop, many fields yielding heavily. Celery is small. There 

 will be a large crop of apples, pears, peaches and grapes. Frost the 

 last of August injured the cranberry crop. 



Hanson (Flavel S. Thomas, M.D.). — Corn is less than an average 

 crop. There is no rowen worth mentioning, and fall feed is poor. The 

 usual amount of fall seeding has been done, and it is in fair condition. 

 There are no onions worth mentioning. Potatoes are a small yield, 

 but show no rot, and are smooth and not wormy. Root crops are 

 average yields; celery not raised. Fruit is rather poor. There has 

 been no injury from frost. 



Halifax (Mrs. G. W. Hayward) . — Corn is a fairly good crop, but 

 is slow in ripening. Rowen and fall feed are not up to the usual average. 

 There has been about the usual amount of fall seeding, and it is coming 

 up well. Potatoes are good in quality, and a better yield than last 

 year. Apples are a light crop; peaches, grapes and cranberries are 

 good crops. There has been no frost to do injury as yet. 



