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Mr. Janney thinks that the sending of Chrismas cards is
quite a nuisance. Perhaps we might think so too if we
received many on the order of the amusing card Mrs.
Janney read to us.
Miss Kirk. What can I do with Lemon Verbena which is
sending out long shoots now. Ans. Cut off shoots, plant
and sand and water. It will not hurt the plant.
Mrs. Hallowell wants to know how she can get electricity
down her way. Ans. Mr. Ligon thinks that if Mrs. H. will
appeal to the P.S.C. and get them to ask for it that she
will be pretty apt to get it.
Mr. Farquhar has a good refrigerator and a dependable ice
man and wants to know should he change for a frigidaire.
Ans. After having an electric machine you will never go bac
back to the old way. The Gen. Elec. has the best machine.
Mrs. Farquhar. How do you get petunias to bloom now.
Ans. Plant seed in August.
Mrs. Wetherald says the Potamac Electric has advised her to
install 3 no. 4 wires into her home. Is that necessary.
If Mrs. Wetherald received any real information about this
subject, she did more than I did, but I do believe the
opinion was if the difference in the expense of no.4 and
no.8 wires was not too great, it might be economy in the
end to install the no.4 wires.
Mrs. Robert Miller made a plea that anyone desiring to
help the Free Kindergarten in Baltimore would take anything
suitable for the making of soups to the Sandy Spring store.
Mr. Adams would deliver it.
Mrs. Harry Stabler. Are they trying to do anything definite
about the telephone exhange. Mr. Phil Robison is going
there every day and the service will probably improve.

Adjourned to meet at Ercildoon February 6.

C.N.Stabler,

Sec. pro tem.