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H/8/1904 -1-
Rockland

August 2nd 1904

Near the appointed hour the meeting
was called to order. The minutes were read
and corrected. The readers for this meeting
had not been appointed. Volunteer
Janet Miller read from The Country [Gen?]
[Ulman?] A remedy for [gaped?] in Chickens.
The author thinks they are caused
by head vermin. Volunteer by Frances
Stabler, a description of a new potato
of superior quality, Eily Massy
read of a new rhubarb with flavor
like strawberries or raspberries.

Forethought interesting and instructive
and by the same author a notice of
the gardens at Riverside, she being
the only member who had seen them
before the rains which prevented the
rest from going out
Exhibits,
Edgewood, Cabbage, sweet corn, Lima
beans, tomatoes and cucumbers,

Tanglewood, corn, potatoes, Lima bean
cucumbers, caluflower,
squash and tomatoes.

Woodburn, apples and plums.