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Aug 11, 2021 barbk Jun 05, 2021 RobertMyers Jun 05, 2021 RobertMyers Jan 17, 2020 Sandy Spring Museum	Page 162 H/7/1887 -1- White Hall July 7th 1887 The meeting at White Hall was called to order at the usual time; the absent members were those from Falling Green, Willow Grove, Olney Longwood, Riverside, Hermon and Norwood Our guests were Mrs. Steiger and daughter Dr and Miss Rogers, Dr & Mrs. Hardy, Mrs John Smith Alice & Martha Tyson Janie Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Moore, Miss Bedford of Phila. Mr & Mrs Gilbert Smith, the Misses Hamlin, Estelle Moore, Mr Adams, Mr & Mrs Edward Bentley & Mr John Snowden. & Miss Compton. The tables were filled with an unusually fine display of vegetables and very choice flowers. The exhibits were from Rockland cabbage, beets, carrots, tomatoes, potatoes parsnips, onions, cymlings, cucumbers, snap beans Okra, Blackberries Raspberries & flowers. Alloway cymblings, potatoes, corn salsify Tomtoes, Raspberries & flowers. Rock Spring, Cymlings, cabbage, cucumbers, beets, corn, beans, pears, peppers & Raspberries Brooke Grove, cauliflower, cymlings, Tomatoes beets, carrots, salsify, potatoes, corn, beans, pears, onions, a dock root 3 feet long & flowers Edgewood, corn, Tomatoes, apples, raspberries & plums. Avalon flowers. Cloverlea, corn & potatoes Osceola cabbage, beans, pears, cucumbers, onions Okra, potatoes, cymling, corn & beets. The secretary being absent Mary M. Stabler	Page 162 H/7/1887 -1- White Hall July 7th 1887 The meeting at White Hall was called to order at the usual time; the absent members were those from Falling Green, Willow Grove, Olney Longwood, Riverside, Hermon and Norwood Our guests were Mrs. Steiger and daughter Dr and Miss Rogers, Dr & Mrs. Hardy, Mrs John Smith Alice & Martha Tyson Janie Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Moore, Miss Bedford of Phila. Mr & Mrs Gilbert Smith, the Misses Hamlin, Estelle Moore, Mr Adams, Mr & Mrs Edward Bentley & Mr John Snowden. & Miss Compton. The tables were filled with an unusually fine display of vegetables and very choice flowers. The exhibits were from Rockland cabbage, beets, carrots, tomatoes, potatoes parsnips, onions, cymlings, cucumbers, snap beans Okra, Blackberries Raspberries & flowers. Alloway cymblings, potatoes, corn salsify Tomtoes, Raspberries & flowers. Rock Spring, Cymlings, cabbage, cucumbers, beets, corn, beans, pears, peppers & Raspberries Brooke Grove, cauliflower, cymlings, Tomatoes beets, carrots, salsify, potatoes, corn, beans, pears, onions, a dock root 3 feet long & flowers Edgewood, corn, Tomatoes, apples, raspberries & plums. Avalon flowers. Cloverlea, corn & potatoes Osceola cabbage, beans, pears, cucumbers, onions Okra, potatoes, cymling, corn & beets. The secretary being absent Mary M. Stabler

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