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Jan 25, 2021 RobertMyers Jan 25, 2021 RobertMyers Jan 25, 2021 RobertMyers Jan 17, 2020 Sandy Spring Museum	Page 32 H/10/1881 -1- Edgewood Oct. 4th 1881 Mer. noon 81° Our Society met with the excep tion of the members from Longwood & White Hall Our guests were Mr and Mrs William Bond Mrs. Dr Thomas, Patty Stabler Eliza Bentley and Albina Stabler The specimens were fine from most places. Some of the members had been troubled with the cabbage worm. In fact, it had visit -ed most places and the prospect for cold slaw was very slim. Our host had a dis- play of vegetables showing the effects of the dry season, egg plant tomato potato and a skeletonized cabbage Rock Spring, flowers Norwood, egg-plants Hermon salsify, Lima beans; carrots, egg plant and beets Falling Green corn, carrots, onions from seed turnips, snap beans & flowers. Brooke Grove, tomatoes Olney, flowers Sharon pears, tomatoes corn, flowers and pods of cotton Avalon, flowers Alloway, flowers Rockland egg-plant, pepper, Martynia sweet potato, salsify, 3 kinds of squash, cucumbers, beets, carrots	Page 32 H/10/1881 -1- Edgewood Oct. 4th 1881 Mer. noon 81° Our Society met with the excep tion of the members from Longwood & White Hall Our guests were Mr and Mrs William Bond Mrs. Dr Thomas, Patty Stabler Eliza Bentley and Albina Stabler The specimens were fine from most places. Some of the members had been troubled with the cabbage worm. In fact, it had visit -ed most places and the prospect for cold slaw was very slim. Our host had a dis- play of vegetables showing the effects of the dry season, egg plant tomato potato and a skeletonized cabbage Rock Spring, flowers Norwood, egg-plants Hermon salsify, Lima beans; carrots, egg plant and beets Falling Green corn, carrots, onions from seed turnips, snap beans & flowers. Brooke Grove, tomatoes Olney, flowers Sharon pears, tomatoes corn, flowers and pods of cotton Avalon, flowers Alloway, flowers Rockland egg-plant, pepper,

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