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The Enterprise Club met at
Granville F arquhar's 9 th Mo. 23rd 1882
Wm S. Bond acting as foreman . ----
Wm S. Brooke, T . J. Lea , P. T. Stabler and
our usually vigilant secty. were absent
Chas. H. Broooke was appointed secty.
for the day, ------ ---- ------ ----
There were present as guests Dr
[F?]. Thomas, Chas. Farquhar, &John Thomas.
The minutes of the last meeting not
having been forwarded the reading thereof
was of course omitted.
Our usual walk was taken &
a marked improvement was noticed
in several respects . ---
A fine crop of Potatoes attracted the
attention of some of the potatoes growers
of our own and neiboring Clubs, who
pronounced it a first Class yield. -----
The hogs were nearly ready for the
butcher, and the permanent pasture with
its velvet covering afforded abundant
food for the Dairy herd. ----- ----- ----- -----
Onour return to the house the following
questions were asked. ------
R. B. Farquhar wished to know if it
would be agreeable to change the time of
holding his Club on account of the
Rockville Fair which occurs thesame week,
When one of our brightest members
without due reflection, offered a motion
Notes and Questions
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On line 1, the # '130' is stamped in charcoal grey on the upper left-hand corner of the page.
In line 3, there are two small marks that lie side by side on the line under the superscript.
These marks resemble periods, single quotation marks, double quotation marks, or even mini dashes, for the most part.
These marks will be present under all superscripts.
In line 4, the line at the end of the line is about 1/8 off the bottom of the line and is unbroken.
This also occurs in lines 8,16,20,24 and 26. These lines can be straight or start straight and slope some and even hook at the end. The lines drawn in line 8 are drawn in various styles.
In line 25, I am not sure if there are any additions or deletions of the two-word combo 'Onour' that starts the line.
In line 25, the words 'to the house the' are connected by pen but separated by space. There are usually several instances of words being connected but separated in this writer's writings. When there is space between them I will not make any further note of the connectivity.