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and flowers.

The minutes were read and accepted.
The Readers

1st John Bentley had forgotten to bring
anything, so told us of a pear tree only
two years from the nursery which had
23 pears, a cross between the Le Compt
and the Bartlet. He thinks it will be
a valuable pear. He also informed us
that trees of the Bentley seedling apple
can be bought of, Mr Corse of Baltimore
and is a remarkably good cooking
apple.

2nd reader Pattie Hopkins, per Janie
Smith read of the Home of Jean {Inglow?]
and per Mr Rogers Fruit exports"

The readers for next meeting W.
P. Miller and Ellen Farquhar.

Committee on Forethought

Eliza Brooke game a written list-
of work for this month and next: the
storing of vegetables, care of house
plants. Saving dahlia roots. Caladiums
and other summer blooming bulbs
and tubers. Sow lettuce in cold frames

The care of sweet potatoes she referred
to our host who says