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Mar 05, 2021 RobertMyers Mar 05, 2021 RobertMyers Mar 05, 2021 RobertMyers Mar 05, 2021 RobertMyers Mar 05, 2021 RobertMyers Jan 17, 2020 Sandy Spring Museum	Page 65 H/6/1883 -1- Longwood June 5th Noon tem. ranged from 81° to 91° A full attendance of members and numerous guests assembled at the usual hour making a company of over sixty per -sons Our guests were Edith and Eliza Ben - tley. Captain and Mrs. Strain, Mrs. Zack Waters Margaret Hallowell and daughter Alice, Sarah Brooke and daughter Deborah, Mrs. Moores Patty Stabler, Walter and Carrie Brooke, Mrs Abert and daughter, Miss Nelson, Miss Joe Dell, Madgie Tyson Mary Janney and Miss Nelson. The specimen tables were loaded with fine vegetables and the roses made a magnificent display. From Rockland were cabbage, beets, peas, onions, snap beans in bloom and flowers; from Norwood onions, peas and flowers; from Avalon onions, peas, potatoes size of a hickory nut strawberries and flowers, from Rock Spring beans in bloom, salsify, potato, size of wal -nuts, onions corn 2 feet high and flow -ers; from Alloway potato size of a walnut currants strawberries gooseberries, beets, peas, lettuce & flowers; from Riverside, aspar -agus strawberries and flowers.	Page 65 H/6/1883 -1- Longwood June 5th Noon tem. ranged from 81° to 91° A full attendance of members and numerous guests assembled at the usual hour making a company of over sixty per -sons Our guests were Edith and Eliza Ben - tley. Captain and Mrs. Strain, Mrs. Zack Waters Margaret Hallowell and daughter Alice, Sarah Brooke and daughter Deborah, Mrs. Moores Patty Stabler, Walter and Carrie Brooke, Mrs Abert and daughter, Miss Nelson, Miss Joe Dell, Madgie Tyson Mary Janney and Miss Nelson. The specimen tables were loaded with fine vegetables and the roses made a magnificent display. From Rockland were cabbage, beets, peas, onions, snap beans in bloom and flowers; from Norwood onions, peas and flowers; from Avalon onions, peas, potatoes size of a hickory nut strawberries and flowers, from Rock Spring beans in bloom, salsify, potato, size of wal -nuts, onions corn 2 feet high and flow -ers; from Alloway potato size of a walnut currants strawberries gooseberries, beets, peas, lettuce & flowers; from Riverside, aspar -agus strawberries and flowers.

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