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H/5/1887 -1-

Falling Green

May 3rd 1887 noon Temp 90º

Our Society met at the usual hour
with Cora Bentley and Captain and Mrs Strain
for guests. The absent were the members from
Longwood and Willow Grove.

The specimens were nearly equal to
those of the corresponding month last year
notwithstanding, this is called a late spring

From Rockland potatoes from cellar, Tomato
plant 1 foot high cabbage plant 6 in. celery
lettuce asparagus cabbage sprouts and flowers;
from Sharon a rose; from Rock Spring lettuce,
asparagus pea vine 11 in.; from Hermon
pea vine 10 in. parsnips and flowers; from Avalon
flowers; The Cedars, flowers; Alloway, asparagus,
lettuce, potato plants, tomato plant 1 foot
radishes beets, pea vine 6 in. and flowering Peach
Riverside asparagus, lettuce and flowers,
and from Edgewood pea vine 7 in. and flowers

The poultry report was far behind last
years.

Cloverlea 11 chickens
Brooke Grove 50 "
Falling Green 150
Olney 34
Rock Spring 50
Avalon 30
Rockland 52
Riverside 49
White Hall 62
White Hall tenants " 300
Alloway " 38
Hermon " 118
Edgewood " 40
Sheron 4
and 6 puppies

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