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Insects, Birds and Fruits, by Wm. L. Powers 58 



Brown-tail Moth 47 



Codling Moth 47, 58, 60, 61 



Destroyed by Birds 68 



Gypsy Moth 47 



Injuries by 59 



Standing of the Invasion of Insects 46 



Trypeta Pomonella 47 



Invitation to Connecticut Accepted 156 



Invocation 28 



Kinney, T. L., Paper by tj 



Knowlton, D. H., Report of 5 



Libbey, G. D., Paper by 123 



Lincoln, E. L., Discussion by 118 



Report of 16 



Maine Fruit as it Appears to Others 93 



Meeting, Annual 8, 21 



Invitations 19 



Program of Annual 22 



Members, Annual 12 



Life II 



Morse, F. H., Discussion by 88 



Paper by 114 



Prof. W. J., paper by 36 



New England Horticultural Societies come together 7, 126 



Officers, for 1907 10 



for 1908 24 



Opportunities for Young People 157 



on the Farm 159 



for Growing Fruit 163 



Orchards, Condition 6, 54 



Cultivation TiZ^l^ 



Examined 53 



Grown beyond the capacity of the growers .... 6 



Manuring 75 



Pruning 71 



Setting of the Trees 70 



Pears, Beurre Bosc 136 



Keifer 136 



Permanent Fund ; 13, 15, 18 



Powers, Prof. Wm. L., paper by 58 



Report, on President's Address 26 



Secretary's 5 



on Resolutions 27 



Treasurer's 16 



Special 126 



Spraying I35 



Need of 55 



