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Feb 14, 2021 RobertMyers Jan 23, 2021 RobertMyers Jan 23, 2021 RobertMyers Jan 23, 2021 RobertMyers Jan 23, 2021 RobertMyers Jan 17, 2020 Sandy Spring Museum	Page 29 H/9/1881 -1- Norwood Sept 6th 1881 Norwood Sept 6 1881 The Society met with but two fam -ilies absent. Longwood and Edgwood Our guests were Edith Bentley and Nina Needles Carrie and Walter Brooke Sue Thomas Mary B. Thomas, Sadie Lea, Mary L. Moore and daughter, Clara Moore, Fanny Darling- ton John Bentley Harry Stabler and Frank Gilpin The flowers were beautiful and abun -dant considering the very long spell of dry weather we have had. They were from Hermon, Olney, Rockland, Avalon, Alloway White Hall, Fulford and Bloomfield. The vegetables were fine and came from Rockland, eggplant, okra sweet potato pat- ty-pan squash, parsnips, carrots, salsify martynia, corn, tomato & cucumbers. WhiteHall apples, pears, peaches, tomatoes grapes sweet corn sweet potato and a fine stalk of corn from Osceola Sharon, Tomatoes and from Fulford 3 kinds of apples and some peaches and pears. Robert Moore brought a beautiful display of grapes which has been protected while growing, with paper bags. The minutes were made and approved after which the subject of the Exhbition was intro	Page 29 H/9/1881 -1- Norwood Sept 6th 1881 The Society met with but two fam -ilies absent. Longwood and Edgwood Our guests were Edith Bentley and Nina Needles Carrie and Walter Brooke Sue Thomas Mary B. Thomas, Sadie Lea, Mary L. Moore and daughter, Clara Moore, Fanny Darling- ton John Bentley Harry Stabler and Frank Gilpin The flowers were beautiful and abun -dant considering the very long spell of dry weather we have had. They were from Hermon, Olney, Rockland, Avalon, Alloway White Hall, Fulford and Bloomfield. The vegetables were fine and came from Rockland, eggplant, okra sweet potato pat- ty-pan squash, parsnips, carrots, salsify martynia, corn, tomato & cucumbers. WhiteHall apples, pears, peaches, tomatoes grapes sweet corn sweet potato and a fine stalk of corn from Osceola Sharon, Tomatoes and from Fulford 3 kinds of apples and some peaches and pears. Robert Moore brought a beautiful display of grapes which has been protected while growing, with paper bags. The minutes were made and approved after which the subject of the Exhbition was intro

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Sandy Spring Museum Transcription Project

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