LECTURES.

The subjects of lectures include every matter of interest concerning

the chestnut blight. At intervals, parties engaged in other lines of

operation of the Commission have lectured on topics relating to the

particular work they were doing. The most of the lectures were given

under the supervision of the State Farmers’ Institute management. The

lecturers were as a rule, supervisors of the territory in which the

lecture was given, and were, therefore, fully able to give the audience

news of the latest local developments, and much valuable information.

Besides farmers’ institute lectures, addresses were made at several

normal schools, before county fruit growers’ associations, at the

meeting of the Northern Nut Growers’ Association, and also at various

meetings of botanical societies, civic clubs, and in colleges and

schools.

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