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Jun 18, 2022 Princess1 Jun 18, 2022 Princess1 Jan 17, 2020 Sandy Spring Museum	Page 273 274 H/6/1891 -1- Cloverly June 2^nd 1891 noon 84^o At the usual hour nearly all our members assembled. The absent were Avalon Sharon and the Cedars. Our guests were, Edith Bentley, Dr and Mrs Elbrey, Joe and Annie Shoemaker, Edward Thomas Edith Thomas Farquhar May Thomas Rebecca and Patty Miller George Miller and Miss Johnson, The President in his opening remarks spoke feelingly of the loss of two of our oldest members. Edward and Deborah Lea and read a tribute which he had prepared for publication The members expressed their approval of his remarks and several other members spoke in high terms of these kind and good neighbors and friends. The minutes were read and approved and the account of poultry given as follows Brooke Grove 100 chickens 30 turkies 2 ducks 2 gos Alloway 144 chickens 7 turkies 4 ducks Cloverley 100 chickens 14 turkies 10 ducks Edgewood 120 chickens 7 turkies 18 ducks Fair Hill 275 chickens 56 turkies 38 ducks 2 gos Falllling Green 261 chickens 58 turkies Hermon 225 chickens Longwood 200 chickens 25 turkies 33 ducks Norwood 100 chickens	Page 273 274 H/6/1891 -1- Cloverly June 2^nd 1891 noon 84^o At the usual hour nearly all our members assembled. The absent were Avalon Sharon and the Cedars. Our guests were, Edith Bentley, Dr and Mrs Elbrey, Joe and Annie Shoemaker, Edward Thomas Edith Thomas Farquhar May Thomas Rebecca and Patty Miller George Miller and Miss Johnson, The President in his opening remarks spoke feelingly of the loss of two of our oldest members. Edward and Deborah Lea and read a tribute which he had prepared for publication The members expressed their approval of his remarks and several other members spoke in high terms of these kind and good neighbors and friends. The minutes were read and approved and the account of poultry given as follows Brooke Grove 100 chickens 30 turkies 2 ducks 2 gos Alloway 144 chickens 7 turkies 4 ducks Cloverley 100 chickens 14 turkies 10 ducks Edgewood 120 chickens 7 turkies 18 ducks Fair Hill 275 chickens 56 turkies 38 ducks 2 gos Falllling Green 261 chickens 58 turkies Hermon 225 chickens Longwood 200 chickens 25 turkies 33 ducks Norwood 100 chickens

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