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approved but no day was appointed.

Dr. Kirk read an article on "Pride
which goeth before destruction and a
haughty spirit before a fall" His
strawberries, gooseberries, currants, and
raspberries, to which he had given
great attention and much time had
failed!

Forethought, began with a tribute to
our departed member H. W. Davis, quoting
one of his friends who said "those
who knew him best loved him best."

In the garden keep up the war
on weeds, set out celery, plow where
early crops have been gathered, make
a last planting of corn not later
than the 20th, Sow turnip seed
and set out late cabbage. Keep
flower garden clean and begin preparations
for house plants.

Poultry. Mahlon Kirk lost 145 chickens
by weasels and rats and killed five
weasels. C.F. Brooke gave a remedy
for gapes which has acted like a charm
with his chickens.

Exhibits were abundant and very fine
in vegetables fruits and flowers.