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H/7/1906 -1-
Highland
July 3rd 1906
We assembled at the usual hour
having passed, unharmed, through
various storms accompanied by thunder
and lightening.
The minutes were read and accepted.
Readers 1st Hannah Stabler, by her daughter
Lena, gave us interesting extracts
from "Industries of the Shakers" in Good
Housekeeping. Forty years ago, they
made Cider Apple Sauce, raised poppies
for the opium, dried corn, raised herbs
and raised roses for use - making rose
water. "In order that we might not
be tempted to fasten a rose upon our
dress or put it in water to keep, the
rule was that the flower should be
plucked with no stem at all."
2nd reader Dr. Magruder, an article
on Michican celery. The soil black
rich and moist; the plants bleached
between boards, without earth
Volunteer Ellen Farquhar, "Grafting Dahlias
Forethought. Recommended setting out cabbage
at intervals until the 10th of August
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